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WWorld Health Organization · 30.07.26↗Health teams work to stop an Ebola outbreak in the DR CongoThe virus has reached five provinces, and the WHO is helping local health workers.- 🦠 A serious Ebola outbreak is spreading in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, with thousands of people becoming sick. The virus has now reached five provinces.
- 🏥 Doctors, nurses, and health teams are working hard to find sick people, care for patients, and stop the virus from spreading.
- 🌍 The World Health Organization (WHO) is helping local health workers and nearby countries prepare in case the virus crosses borders.
- 🚫 There is no approved vaccine or specific treatment for this type of Ebola yet, so finding cases early and preventing the spread is very important.
- ❤️ Scientists and health workers hope to save lives by improving care, tracking the disease, and helping communities stay safe.
📰 Full edition: 26 July - 01 August 2026
TThe Guardian · 22.05.26↗What is immunotherapy and how does it help people?New medicines train the body's shield to fight sickness.- 🛡️ Immunotherapy is medicine that helps your immune system fight sickness.
- 🦠 Your immune system is like a natural shield that finds and fights bad germs.
- 💊 Doctors use it to help treat illnesses like cancer.
- 🧪 Scientists are now testing it for allergies, infections and brain diseases too.
- 🌈 Many new trials are giving people hope for the future.
📰 Full edition: 17-23 May 2026
TThe Guardian · 15.05.26↗Schools in England act fast after a meningitis outbreakHealth teams named two schools and are protecting students.- 🦠 Some students in Berkshire, England, became sick with an illness called meningitis.
- 🏫 Health experts named the two schools affected so families know what is happening.
- 💊 Doctors gave medicine to people who were near the sick students to keep them safe.
- 🧼 Everyone is being extra careful about washing hands and watching for symptoms.
- 🩺 Health teams are working hard to stop the illness from spreading.
📰 Full edition: 10-16 May 2026
BBBC News · 13.05.26↗Countries respond to a virus on a cruise shipThe MV Hondius ship is being helped by health teams around the world.- 🚢 A cruise ship called the MV Hondius had passengers who caught a rare illness called hantavirus.
- 🌍 Different countries worked together to help the people on board.
- 🏥 Sick passengers were taken to hospitals for special care.
- 🔬 Scientists are studying how the virus spread on the ship.
- 🧳 The story shows how countries share information to keep travellers safe.
📰 Full edition: 10-16 May 2026
BBBC News · 07.05.26↗A hantavirus survivor tells his storyA man who caught the rare illness said it felt like hell on earth.- 🦠 Hantavirus is a rare illness that people can catch from mice or rats.
- 😷 A survivor described the sickness as feeling like hell on earth.
- 🏥 He needed serious hospital care but thankfully recovered.
- 🧼 Doctors say keeping spaces clean and sealing food helps keep rodents away.
- 🔬 Scientists study rare illnesses like this so they can treat them faster.
📰 Full edition: 03-09 May 2026
SSky News · 13.12.25↗King reveals 'good news' in his battle with cancer and urges people to get checkedCharles says his treatment will be reduced next year thanks to his adherence to doctors' orders and early diagnosis.- 🧑⚕️ The King said he has good news because doctors found his illness early and his treatment is working well, so he will need less medicine next year.
- ❤️ He listened carefully to his doctors and followed their advice, which helped him feel stronger and healthier during his cancer treatment.
- 🏰 While resting, the King still worked inside the palace and later came back to meet people and visit places again.
- 📺 He spoke on television to help others feel brave and to remind everyone that getting checked early can save lives.
- 🌟 The King wants people to visit doctors for checkups, because finding sickness early gives hope and helps people live longer and happier lives.
📰 Full edition: 07-13 December 2025
BBBC News · 12.12.25↗It's amazing, the wonder material very few can makeJust a handful of companies can make cadmium zinc telluride, a material with powerful properties.- 🩺 A special material called cadmium zinc telluride helps hospital scanners take clear pictures of lungs much faster, so patients do not have to lie still for a long time.
- ✨ Doctors love it because it makes detailed 3D pictures that help them find tiny blood clots and keep people safer with less medicine.
- 🏭 Only a few companies in the world can make this material because it takes many weeks in hot furnaces to grow it crystal by crystal.
- 🚀 This amazing material is also used in space tools, airport security scanners, and science labs to see things we cannot see with our eyes.
- 🔬 Scientists want more of it for future discoveries, but it is hard to make, which is why it is so rare and special.
📰 Full edition: 07-13 December 2025