US April 15 Bird flu is spreading to more farm animals. Are milk and eggs safe? More than 2 dozen herds of U.S. dairy cows in 8 states have been affected by a bird flu outbreak; the U.S. food supply remains safe according to health officials.
INFECTIOUS DISEASE April 12 Georgia health officials link third measles case to unvaccinated international traveler Georgia health officials have confirmed a third case of measles linked to an individual who does not live in the U.S. and had traveled internationally with a group of students.
TECH April 8 Protect your Android from the Vultur banking Trojan’s remote attacks Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson reveals how hackers have unleased a new, more powerful version of the Vultur banking Trojan that's capable of taking full control of your Android device.
TECH February 27 What you need to know about VajraSpy RAT, the cyber espionage tool that infiltrated Google Play Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson says VajraSpy RAT may not be one of the most successful cyber scams out there, but it is sure good at fooling users via Google Play.
HEALTH January 24 Ask a health expert: ‘Should I take Paxlovid if I have COVID?’ Sean Marchese, a registered nurse at The Mesothelioma Center in Florida, reveals who should, and shouldn't, take Paxlovid after a COVID-19 diagnosis.
Coronavirus January 11 Fauci admits social distancing not based on science, 'sort of just appeared' Dr. Anthony Fauci admitted that social distancing recommendations were likely not based on scientific data, the lab leak hypothesis was possible and there may be future vaccine hesitancy.
HEALTH December 2 Free COVID tests coming to US schools, says federal government: ‘Preventing the spread’ The federal government will distribute free COVID-19 tests to schools across the U.S., according to an announcement posted on the U.S. Department of Education website this Wednesday.
China December 1 GOP senators call for China travel ban to prevent mystery illness spread Five senators have demanded President Biden implement a travel ban on China due to an alarming spike in an unknown respiratory illness.
MLB November 9 MLB cancels remainder of GM meetings after virus spreads among executives: report Major League Baseball reportedly decided to cancel the remainder of its GM meetings after a stomach bug spread among more than 30 executives.
California October 21 'Extremely rare' case of dengue virus found in California The first locally acquired case of dengue virus, also known as "break-bone fever" because of the pain, was confirmed in a Pasadena, California, resident this week.