Tag Archives: Malaria

Fox News anchor John Roberts hospitalized with ‘severe’ malaria – New York Daily News

Fox News anchor John Roberts hospitalized with ‘severe’ malaria  New York Daily News Fox News’ John Roberts Hospitalized with ‘Severe’ Malaria After ‘Uncontrolled Shivering’ On-Air (Exclusive)  People.com Fox News’ John Roberts diagnosed with malaria: ‘Never felt that sick in my life’  USA Today Fox News anchor battling serious disease his doctors have never treated  PennLive.com FOX broadcaster John Roberts has malaria  Denison Forum Source link

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Fox News Host Reveals He Has Malaria

Fox News Host Reveals He Has Malaria

Fox News anchor John Roberts won’t be in his usual seat on weekday afternoons as he battles malaria. Roberts, 68, announced in a Tuesday post on X that he is temporarily out of the studio after he acquired the disease passed on to humans by mosquitoes. “I somehow came down with a severe case of malaria,” he wrote. “I can …

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New Malaria Case Prompts Testing of Mosquitoes in New Jersey – The New York Times

New Malaria Case Prompts Testing of Mosquitoes in New Jersey  The New York Times NJDOH and NJDEP Investigate Case of Malaria in Morris County Resident with No Recent International Travel  NJ.gov Health officials investigate case of malaria in NJ resident who hasn’t traveled  NBC10 Philadelphia What Two Potential Local Malaria Cases Mean for U.S. Health  Scientific American N.J. Health Officials Are Investigating the First …

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NJ health officials investigate a rarity: A possible case of locally acquired malaria

NJ health officials investigate a rarity: A possible case of locally acquired malaria

New Jersey officials are investigating a reported case of malaria in Morris County, and the possibility that the resident was infected locally. State health and environmental officials say the resident, whose condition was not disclosed, has no history of international travel. If confirmed, it would be the first locally acquired case of the mosquito-borne disease in the Garden State since …

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Possible Local Malaria Case Found in New Jersey. Here’s What to Know

Possible Local Malaria Case Found in New Jersey. Here’s What to Know

A once-vanquished disease spread by mosquitoes may be making inroads into the United States. New Jersey officials are now investigating whether a resident’s malaria infection was locally acquired. The New Jersey Departments of Health (NJDOH) and Environmental Protection reported on the case Monday. The resident hadn’t recently traveled, suggesting they likely caught it from homegrown mosquitoes. If so, this would …

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NJ officials investigate case of malaria in Morris County resident with no recent international travel

NJ officials investigate case of malaria in Morris County resident with no recent international travel

MORRIS COUNTY (WABC) — New Jersey health officials are investigating a case of malaria in Morris County with no international travel. The New Jersey Department of Health is working with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to investigate potential sources of infection. Officials say it is possible the resident was infected with malaria in New Jersey. If …

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N.J. resident infected by malaria could be first ‘homegrown’ case in decades, state says

N.J. resident infected by malaria could be first ‘homegrown’ case in decades, state says

Investigators are trying to determine whether a Morris County resident infected with malaria represents the first locally-acquired case of the disease in New Jersey since 1991. The resident, who has no international travel history, was not identified. No other information about them was released by the New Jersey Departments of Health and Environmental Protection which are investigating the case and …

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WHO recommends spatial emanators for malaria vector control and prequalifies first two products

WHO recommends spatial emanators for malaria vector control and prequalifies first two products

The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a new recommendation supporting the use of spatial emanators, introducing a new class of intervention for malaria vector control. Spatial emanators – also known as spatial repellents – emit active ingredients into the air to kill mosquitoes, deter them from entering treated spaces, and prevent them from locating and biting human hosts. They …

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