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Global measles resurgence and US reporting disputes

122 clusters · 940 sources · last updated

Latest: Bangladesh measles vaccine study shows low antibody response

The 2026 global measles resurgence continues to escalate. In Bangladesh, the crisis has intensified with 223,784 symptomatic cases and 1,135 deaths recorded between mid-March and late October. A study by the Institute of

[ACTIVE] [POLITICS] [BR]

Omar Aziz elected Governor of Amazonas

6 clusters · 102 sources · last updated

Latest: Omar Aziz elected Governor of Amazonas

Senator Omar Aziz (PSD) has been elected Governor of Amazonas in the 2026 second-round runoff. With 80.72% of the results processed, Aziz secured 59.39% of the valid votes (1,022,295 votes), defeating Maria do Carmo (PL)

[ACTIVE] [HEALTH] [BR]

Brazil public health policy and service developments

33 clusters · 275 sources · last updated

Latest: Health services expand in Brazil through facility upgrades and teleconsultation

Public health and social initiatives in Brazil continue to expand through localized outreach, specialized care, and targeted awareness campaigns. Municipal and federal governments are implementing diverse programs to red

[ACTIVE] [CULTURE] [BR]

Nova Iguaçu public safety and health initiatives

3 clusters · 16 sources · last updated

Latest: Nova Iguaçu hosts animal welfare awareness and reforestation events

Nova Iguaçu is implementing various technological and social programs focused on public safety and community health. The city is finalizing an intelligent monitoring system that integrates 185 new cameras with 80 existin

[ACTIVE] [HEALTH] [BR] [PH]

Brazil dengue & chikungunya control, mixed 2026 trends

64 clusters · 267 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazilian municipalities launch mosquito control campaigns

By late 2026, Brazil’s public-health system continued managing arbovirus risks despite a general decline in infection rates compared to 2025. A Ministry of Health survey (LIRAa) conducted between May and August revealed

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