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USDA confirmed New World screwworm in a Texas calf on June 3, and state and federal agencies are urging fast reporting of suspicious animal wounds. CDC says no locally acquired human infestations have been reported in the United States, but people and animal owners should know the symptoms and reporting steps.
CDC says no Andes virus cases tied to the M/V Hondius cruise-ship outbreak have been confirmed in the United States. The agency says the overall risk to the American public and travelers remains extremely low while exposed passengers complete monitoring.
NHS England’s first corridor care dataset recorded an average of 2,241 patients a day in emergency department corridor care in May, plus 669 in similar hospital settings elsewhere. The figures offer a new national baseline, but the data is experimental and comes with important caveats.
The one-off MenB vaccine programme covers Year 13 pupils and under-25s starting university or some residential further education for the first time. NHS public information says the offer starts from 20 July 2026, with two doses needed for protection.
The England interim report says recorded ADHD and autism diagnoses and referrals have risen, but it does not yet make recommendations. Here is what the latest GOV.UK update means for people waiting for assessment or support.
NHS England says eligible men with early, low or intermediate-risk prostate cancer will be offered SABR radiotherapy, a more targeted treatment usually given in five doses. Patients should ask their specialist team whether it is suitable for their diagnosis and treatment plan.
USDA and Texas officials have confirmed New World screwworm in two Zavala County calves, with animal movement controls in place in the Zavala and Uvalde County areas. Officials say public risk remains low, but residents should check animals for wounds, larvae or eggs and report suspected infestations quickly.
