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EU allocates €2.3 million for cholera response in Nigeria, Cameroon, CAR and Chad as outbreaks drive rising cases across Africa in 2026. The post EU sends €2.3 million to strengthen Africa cholera response appeared first on British Messenger.
Guanabenz may slow vanishing white matter disease in children, with trial data showing a lower risk of losing supported walking ability. The post Blood pressure drug guanabenz may slow childhood VWM decline appeared first on British Messenger.
As deaths cross 2,100, Congo’s Ebola outbreak on track to surpass deadliest one in history, driving emergency international health responses. The post Congo’s Ebola outbreak on track to surpass deadliest one in world appeared first on British Messenger.
Data confirms obesity was linked to 8.2% of Belgium deaths as public health research quantifies weight-related mortality rates The post Belgium health data shows obesity linked to 8.2% of deaths appeared first on British Messenger.
European doctors and health groups seek binding EU heat measures, stronger warnings and national plans to protect vulnerable people. The post EU faces calls for binding heat health protection rules appeared first on British Messenger.
Learn about 5 cups coffee daily health benefits, as researchers prove filtered coffee supports heart and long-term liver health. The post 5 cups coffee daily health benefits lower cardiovascular risk appeared first on British Messenger.
Belgium recorded 1,747 excess deaths during its June heatwave, a 47.8% mortality increase and the highest excess mortality since 2000.
France’s first domestically diagnosed Ebola patient has recovered and left hospital after returning from the Congo outbreak response.
The MV Hondius hantavirus outbreak remains at 13 cases and three deaths as WHO tracks final contacts through July 2.
France confirmed an imported Ebola case in a doctor returning from Congo, with isolation, contact tracing and low public health risk.
