Fever is typically understood as a common bodily response, usually indicative of an infection. However, not all fevers are caused by infectious agents. Known as “non-infectious fever,” this condition can arise from a variety of other causes. This article delves into the nature of non-infectious fevers, their causes, diagnosis, and why regular monitoring with a […] Read More →

Recent developments across Europe, the United States, and Canada suggest an escalating concern regarding the highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza virus. Governments and health agencies are currently considering the implementation of targeted vaccination programs to protect high-risk groups, including dairy workers, veterinarians, and laboratory technicians, who are most likely to come into direct contact with […] Read More →

In response to the growing threat posed by the H5N1 virus, commonly known as bird flu, New Zealanders are being urged to enhance their pandemic preparedness efforts. This call to action comes as the H5N1 virus continues to evolve and infect a wider range of hosts, including recent cases in cattle in the United States. […] Read More →

Burnout among healthcare professionals, particularly nurses, has become a prominent issue, contributing significantly to the increasing rates of turnover within the industry. This phenomenon is characterized by emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and a diminished sense of personal accomplishment. One of the key factors contributing to burnout is the demanding and often time-intensive nature of routine tasks, […] Read More →

Empowering Hope: How Checking for Fever Saves Lives in Latin America’s Pediatric Oncology Journey  When it comes to pediatric oncology, every minute counts. The journey of a child battling cancer is already fraught with challenges, but when fever strikes, the situation can escalate rapidly. Infections pose a significant threat, potentially leading to complications or even […] Read More →

When your little one develops a fever, especially during the night, it can be a source of anxiety for parents. Understanding that fevers are a common part of childhood and an indication of the body’s natural defense mechanism can help alleviate some of that worry. A fever indicates that your child’s immune system is actively […] Read More →

Battling Dengue in South America: The Critical Role of Monitoring Body Temperature    South America has been grappling with a significant health challenge: an escalating dengue outbreak. Hundreds of thousands of individuals across the continent are enduring the harsh realities of this illness, with countries like Argentina and Brazil witnessing not just widespread suffering but also […] Read More →

The global health landscape is currently facing a significant challenge, as the World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a stark warning: more than half of the world’s nations are at a high or very high risk of measles outbreaks by the end of this year. This concerning trend is primarily attributed to gaps in vaccination […] Read More →

In a significant shift in public health guidance, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in the US recently revised its COVID-19 isolation recommendations, signaling a new phase in our ongoing battle against the virus. Echoing the practices adopted for managing the flu and other respiratory illnesses, the CDC now advises individuals to stay […] Read More →