Infectious disease

India Approved Its First Dengue Vaccine. Access Is Still Unwritten.
India has approved QDENGA, creating the country’s first licensed dengue-vaccine option. The scientific milestone is real. The public-health result will depend on targeting, procurement, price and two-dose delivery in the districts carrying the greatest risk.

Bangladesh’s Dengue Alarm Is Already Ringing

Wellness Powder Sent 32 People to Hospital

Fungal Disease Was Left Out of the AMR Fight

The Screwworm Border Did Not Hold. Now Mexico and the U.S. Are Betting on Flies.

South Sudan Has a New Health Deal. Now It Needs a Delivery System.

AI Improved Sepsis Compliance. Patients Still Need the Outcome Proof.

A Boot-Camp Flu Outbreak Put Pentagon Vaccine Policy to the Test.

England Moved the Vaccine Clock. The Coverage Gap Stayed Put

Diphtheria Came Back. Remote Communities Are Carrying the Cost.
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