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Nigeria will partner with Serum Institute of India to start local manufacturing of vaccines used in the country's immunization programs

The 77th session of the UN General Assembly opened Tuesday, its new president urged world leaders to work together, build bridges to heal deep divides

Restrictions on social contact stemmed disease spread, but the costs and benefits are challenging to determine

A look at whether the omicron-specific vaccines are significantly more protective

Bharat Biotech's version for unvaccinated people is squirted into the nose, and CanSino Biologics' booster vaccine is inhaled through the mouth

Parents aren't adequately warned about the risks of cronobacter, say food safety experts.

The animals are being taken to a northern reserve away from drought, as climate change replaces poaching as the biggest threat to wildlife

Housing people in homes made from wood instead of steel and concrete could save more than 100 billion metric tons of carbon emissions

The agency I used to lead is beset by slowness, impracticality, and lack of strategic thinking

Texas health officials on Tuesday reported the death of a person with monkeypox—what appears to be the first fatal case in the United States

The decline during the pandemic is the sharpest in nearly 100 years, hitting American Indian and Native Alaskan communities particularly hard

Black people received only 10 percent of shots against monkeypox, while white people received about 47 percent