Record-breaking Ebola outbreak: phone data reconstruct first weeks of spread
Phone data reconstructs the first weeks of a record-breaking Ebola outbreak, according to coverage from Nature.
16 trends tracked about this subject — the full history, oldest to newest below.
Phone data reconstructs the first weeks of a record-breaking Ebola outbreak, according to coverage from Nature.
A major Irish study finds no cognitive decline linked to lifetime exposure to fluoridated drinking water, addressing decades of public debate.
New research links low testosterone to an 18% higher risk of cancer death, sparking debate about manosphere health narratives.
NIH study links higher blood levels of two legacy PFAS chemicals to nearly double the rate of aggressive ER-negative breast cancer in women.
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A massive study shows exercise cuts older adults’ diabetes risk even more sharply, reshaping prevention advice.
A drug-resistant ringworm fungus has been confirmed across 29 countries, prompting warnings of rising infections and treatment challenges.
Scientists uncover a new tick-borne virus in China after analyzing thousands of patients presenting with mysterious illnesses.
New scientific research indicates a concerning link between the presence and quantity of microplastics in the lungs and lung cancer diagnoses.
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The Democratic Republic of Congo reports 2,000 deaths in an Ebola outbreak described as the fastest growing on record.
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New research suggests a link between prolonged exposure to road traffic noise and an increased risk of developing Parkinson's disease.
New research indicates a strong correlation between geographic location and dementia risk, suggesting that zip codes may predict cognitive health outcomes.
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Public health officials are intensifying surveillance as the 2026 FIFA World Cup prompts concerns regarding the potential international spread of infectious disease.