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Observational (national surveillance data)US weekly influenza update: low activity, shifting subtypes
CDC reports low national influenza activity for Week 37 (week ending 2026-09-19) with influenza A predominating and continued surveillance for novel A viruses.
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observational (population registry analysis)WHO publishes first country-comparable childhood cancer survival estimates
WHO releases a global dataset with comparable five‑year survival estimates for childhood and adolescent lymphoid leukaemia across 194 countries, highlighting large survival gaps between regions and age groups.
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International public-health frameworkAvian influenza: a new framework connects human, animal and environmental health
WHO and partner organisations outline coordinated prevention, surveillance and response to avian influenza.
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Ensartinib gains a positive European opinion for ALK-positive lung cancer
The targeted medicine is intended for selected adults with advanced non-small cell lung cancer.
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CHMP positive opinionNew short-bowel treatment receives a positive European opinion
Glepaglutide was recommended for adults with short bowel syndrome.
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Oral treatment for hidradenitis suppurativa moves a step closer in Europe
Povorcitinib received a positive opinion for a defined group of adults with moderate to severe disease.
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CHMP positive opinionRabies vaccine receives a positive European regulatory opinion
VaxRabeo was recommended for prevention before and after exposure, across all age groups.
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Laboratory antibody researchAntibody research offers an early lead for tick-related alpha-gal allergy
Laboratory experiments identified antibodies that interfered with part of an allergic response.
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Depression research examines how new brain cells develop
New findings focus on the hippocampus, a brain region important for memory.
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