Uk Health Security Agency
- All
- News
-
What Is Lassa Fever? Symptoms And How It Spreads
The UK Health Security Agency is investigating possible Lassa fever cases after a traveler was diagnosed with the virus. The disease, which shares similarities with Ebola, requires immediate attention and monitoring to prevent its spread in the UK.
-
Britain Detects Its 1st Case Of New Mpox Variant
Britain has detected its first case of new mpox variant clade Ib, the country's health security agency (UKHSA) said on Wednesday, adding that the risk to the population remained low.
-
UK To Start "Living With Covid", Not Publish Covid Infection Data In 2023
"Now that vaccines and therapeutics have allowed us to move to a phase where we are living with COVID-19, the publication of this specific data is no longer necessary," The UK Health Security Agency said.
-
"71 More Monkeypox Cases Identified In England": UK Health Agency
Monkeypox In UK: Seventy-one more monkeypox cases have England, UK Health Security Agency said today.
-
Monkeypox: Symptoms, Causes And How To Treat The Disease
Skin eruptions are reported in patients of Monkeypox, which begins within 1-3 days of appearance of fever.
-
UK Confirms Case Of "Rare" Monkeypox Infection
Monkeypox: The UK health authorities have confirmed a case of monkeypox, which is a virus passed from infected animals such as rodents to humans.
-
Third COVID-19 Booster Dose Effective Against Omicron: UK Study
A third booster dose of COVID-19 vaccine provides 70-75 per cent protection against symptomatic infection from the Omicron variant, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) said on Friday.
-
UK Cuts Gap Between Second Covid Jab And Booster Shots For Vulnerable Groups
Covid booster shots can now be administered sooner than six months after the second dose to certain vulnerable groups for operational reasons, the UK government has announced.
-
'International Attack': 'Ransomware' Cripples Computers Worldwide
Hackers unleashed an attack that disabled computers in dozens of nations Friday using a software flaw that once was part of the National Security Agency's surveillance tool kit.
-
What Is Lassa Fever? Symptoms And How It Spreads
The UK Health Security Agency is investigating possible Lassa fever cases after a traveler was diagnosed with the virus. The disease, which shares similarities with Ebola, requires immediate attention and monitoring to prevent its spread in the UK.
-
Britain Detects Its 1st Case Of New Mpox Variant
Britain has detected its first case of new mpox variant clade Ib, the country's health security agency (UKHSA) said on Wednesday, adding that the risk to the population remained low.
-
UK To Start "Living With Covid", Not Publish Covid Infection Data In 2023
"Now that vaccines and therapeutics have allowed us to move to a phase where we are living with COVID-19, the publication of this specific data is no longer necessary," The UK Health Security Agency said.
-
"71 More Monkeypox Cases Identified In England": UK Health Agency
Monkeypox In UK: Seventy-one more monkeypox cases have England, UK Health Security Agency said today.
-
Monkeypox: Symptoms, Causes And How To Treat The Disease
Skin eruptions are reported in patients of Monkeypox, which begins within 1-3 days of appearance of fever.
-
UK Confirms Case Of "Rare" Monkeypox Infection
Monkeypox: The UK health authorities have confirmed a case of monkeypox, which is a virus passed from infected animals such as rodents to humans.
-
Third COVID-19 Booster Dose Effective Against Omicron: UK Study
A third booster dose of COVID-19 vaccine provides 70-75 per cent protection against symptomatic infection from the Omicron variant, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) said on Friday.
-
UK Cuts Gap Between Second Covid Jab And Booster Shots For Vulnerable Groups
Covid booster shots can now be administered sooner than six months after the second dose to certain vulnerable groups for operational reasons, the UK government has announced.
-
'International Attack': 'Ransomware' Cripples Computers Worldwide
Hackers unleashed an attack that disabled computers in dozens of nations Friday using a software flaw that once was part of the National Security Agency's surveillance tool kit.
