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Data reveals 10,000 excess deaths across Europe linked to late-June heatwaves as temperatures continue to climb.
England and Wales report over 2,700 excess deaths linked to May-June heatwaves, sparking scrutiny of media coverage and climate messaging.
Extreme weather triggers a multi-state blood crisis as donations plummet and demand surges
Congo’s Ebola crisis deepens as strikes and outbreaks test rebel governance claims
UK heatwaves in May-June linked to thousands of excess deaths, researchers warn
Bangladesh faces a mounting measles crisis as recent reports confirm hundreds of new cases and a rising death toll among children.
A historic heatwave across Europe has resulted in approximately 1,000 excess deaths in France as extreme temperatures shatter regional records.
CDC escalates Ebola response to highest alert amid Congo outbreak—what’s the risk to the U.S.?
Pennsylvania’s measles outbreak escalates as officials warn of severe adult cases and urge urgent vaccination.
Spain’s heatwave death toll hits 212 in four days as extreme temperatures grip Europe
France reports 1,000 excess deaths linked to record-breaking heat wave as Europe swelters
Measles cases continue to rise across Pennsylvania as the virus reaches York County and is detected in regional wastewater.
Fort Bend County has initiated emergency aerial mosquito spraying following a rapid surge in the local population.