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In 2025, an immunocompromised 10-month-old in Washington, D.C., got Legionnaires’ disease. Legionella was found in the warm water reservoir of her family’s powdered-formula mixing device.
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Hepatitis A outbreaks spread through 37 states from 2016, mostly among people who use drugs or are homeless. In 27 states, 315 people died — nearly two-thirds had a reason to be vaccinated, but only 12 were.
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In this node would look at which Machine Learning model was used during the research, even though that might sound scary or complicated, in reality it is actually not a complex method. We would concisely go over the models tested, a short node about the key methods used.
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2022 was the 15th warmest year on record in the counties around Valley Forge National Historical Park, with every season warmer than normal, while precipitation was close to the long-term average.
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At Cadron Settlement on the Arkansas River, Cherokee removed by water were stranded by low water and sickness; in 1834 more than 700 camped here for 16 days amid a cholera epidemic.
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After she married Dr. Chester M. Southam, she and her husband ran a laboratory at Idaho's Moscow Hospital. She began graduate studies around this time and was accepted into the pre-medical program at the Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York City, and earned her medical
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Legionnaires' disease looks like other pneumonias, so testing is needed to find it. CDC's guidance for clinicians on when to test, which tests to pair, collecting specimens, exposure histories and treatment.
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In 2023, 17.9% of U.S. high school students ate no breakfast all week. Those with persistent sadness were more likely to skip it; those who felt close to people at school, or earned mostly As and Bs, less likely.
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Diamondback terrapins follow a regular seasonal pattern. In winter, they hibernate in the banks of creeks in coastal marshes. In early spring, they emerge from the mud to look for mates. In late spring and early summer, females lay eggs in sandy areas above the high tide line.
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Groundwater is the main water supply around Death Valley, Yucca Mountain and the Nevada National Security Site. How three USGS networks track wells and springs, and what decades of records show.
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Plague reached the U.S. in 1900 and now causes about seven human cases a year, mostly in the rural West. Where it occurs, who gets it, and where plague is found around the world, from CDC.
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Snake Creek Cave in Great Basin National Park holds over 200 historic inscriptions. A volunteer crew recording them traced one family, the Lopers, whose visits stretched across twenty years.
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In 2018, 52 people fell ill after a potluck party in North Carolina. Molecular testing at CDC showed the cause was enteroinvasive E. coli, not Shigella, the first confirmed U.S. outbreak of it since 1971.
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Campylobacter infection is confirmed by a laboratory test, either a rapid test that finds the bacteria’s genetic material or a culture that grows them. Both can guide treatment.