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đź“…November 30, 2025 at 1:00 PM
Today's global health news covers major disease outbreaks, medical breakthroughs, urgent calls for funding, and new treatments across infectious diseases, oncology, and regenerative medicine.
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Leptospirosis Outbreak in Latvia

Latvia reports more leptospirosis cases and fatalities, highlighting ongoing public health concerns. The situation is being closely monitored for further spread and impact Source 1.

2

Dengue Cases Decrease in Peru

Peru sees a decline in dengue cases, signaling progress in outbreak control efforts. Health authorities continue surveillance to prevent resurgence Source 1.

3

E. coli O45 Outbreak in Germany

Germany faces more cases of E. coli O45, including severe cases and fatalities. The outbreak is under investigation with public health alerts issued Source 1.

4

Infant Botulism Linked to Powdered Formula in USA

The US reports new infant botulism cases tied to powdered infant formula. Health officials are investigating the source and issuing safety warnings Source 1.

5

Primary Amebic Meningoencephalitis in India

India, particularly Kerala, sees a dramatic rise in primary amebic meningoencephalitis cases. The outbreak is causing alarm among health authorities Source 1.

6

Pertussis Deaths in Kentucky, USA

Kentucky reports its third infant death from pertussis, underscoring the need for vaccination and public health interventions Source 1.

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First Human Death from Influenza A H5N5 in USA

Washington state confirms the first human death from Influenza A H5N5. This marks a significant development in zoonotic influenza surveillance Source 1.

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Marburg Virus Fatalities Rise in Ethiopia

Ethiopia reports more fatalities from Marburg virus disease, prompting urgent international response and containment measures Source 1.

9

New Anti-Malaria Drug GanLum Shows High Efficacy

Scientists unveil GanLum, a new anti-malaria drug with over 97% efficacy in trials. This breakthrough offers hope against drug-resistant malaria strains Source 2.

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UNAIDS Chief Urges Against Aid Cuts

The UNAIDS chief urges Canada's Prime Minister Carney not to cut foreign aid and global health funding, warning of dire consequences for global health security [3, 5, 11].