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UK buys 5 million bird flu vaccine doses in case of pandemic
The government is adding a human H5 vaccine to its stockpile as part of its health threat preparedness plans.
Why scientists are concerned about bird flu in a Canadian teen
With 55 human cases in the US and avian influenza impacting bird populations across the globe, here’s a look at why scientists are closely paying attention to any evolution of this virus.
Which EU countries are best prepared for the next health crisis?
The new report compared countries’ vaccination rates, compliance with international health standards, and more.
Can’t find a flight to China? Russian airspace closure may be why
Finnair has dropped from 42 to three direct flights from Helsinki to China in the last few years.
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EU disease prevention agency new chief seeks better public engagement
New chief Pamela Rendi-Wagner says European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) should do more to combat disinformation and appeal to wider audience.
What we know about XEC, the new COVID variant on the rise in Europe
The subvariant has been reported in at least 11 European countries after emerging in Germany, but so far doesn't meet the criteria for being a variant of concern or interest.
COVID lockdowns may have accelerated brain ageing in teenagers
A recent study by the University of Washington found that the COVID pandemic may have prematurely aged teenagers' brains, particularly young girls.
Why mpox is 'concerning' but not the next COVID, according to experts
The mpox outbreak is a very different situation from the COVID pandemic, experts say but we cannot be "complacent".
EU rules out mpox border controls and common vaccination plan
European health authorities discard any further bloc-wide measure against the new mpox variant situation as risk it poses for wider population is still considered 'low'.
COVID still 'very much with us' amid summertime surge, WHO warns
The World Health Organization (WHO) is urging governments to strengthen vaccine campaigns.
Which viruses and bacteria could cause the next pandemic?
The World Health Organization believes that one of more than 30 known pathogens could cause the next pandemic. Several are already present worldwide.
UK was ill-prepared for COVID and failed its citizens, inquiry finds
The inquiry's first report found the country was ill-prepared for dealing with the whole-system civil emergency of a pandemic let alone COVID itself.
Why can’t countries agree on a global pandemic treaty?
Negotiators have tried to work out the details of a pandemic agreement, but now with another delay and elections in many countries, some worry motivation may wane.
Pandemic treaty delay leaves 'mixed feelings', says Charles Michel
Lack of political courage led to agreement on a pandemic treaty being put on ice for another year, according to Charles Michel, but a deal is still in sight.
World Health Assembly opens after pandemic treaty negotiations stall
The head of the World Health Organization on Monday voiced confidence that countries would one day reach a deal on a pandemic accord.
AstraZeneca asks for European approval of COVID jab to be pulled
AstraZeneca was one of the first pharma laboratories to launch a COVID vaccine on the market at the end of 2020, a year after the virus appeared.
40% of Europeans say EU’s impact on COVID pandemic was positive - poll
In an exclusive Euronews-commissioned poll, Europeans in 18 countries were asked about their opinions on key issues ahead of the EU elections in June.
Museum of Broken Relationships: Where heartbreak is given a home
Opened in 2010, the Museum of Broken Relationships has become the most visited museum in Croatia - and a reminder of the power physical objects hold to connect and heal us.
Lockdown may have set productivity back 40 years, says OECD
The impact of lockdowns on children's education during the Covid-19 pandemic may have set back the chances of increasing global economic growth by up to 40 years, according to the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).
What is 'Disease X' and why should we be taking it seriously?
While "Disease X" may sound like a "science fiction film," one expert said, it’s something we all need to be prepared for. But what is it?