Flu & Viruses
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Camel link to Middle East virus
The deadly new virus in the Middle East may have reached humans through camels, researchers reveal today. Read more
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Dengue discovery offers hope
Four kinds of virus cause Dengue disease – and now researchers say there are "significant" differences between the four types. Read more
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Athletes need sun
Athletes who train in the shade may be making themselves vulnerable to the common cold virus, researchers have warned. Read more
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Middle East virus mysteries probed
The deadly new lung virus found in the Middle East may have originated in African bats, researchers say. Read more
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World warned on liver virus
The world faces a growing threat from hepatitis because too many people do not realise the risk posed by some lifestyles, experts have warned. Read more
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New virus not a global emergency – yet
The mysterious outbreak of a deadly new virus in the Middle East does not rank as a global health emergency, it was decided yesterday. Read more
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Vaccinate gay teenagers call
The anti-cancer HPV vaccination campaign should be extended to young gay men, experts say today. Read more
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Measles not beaten
Measles cases in England are still running at record levels – in spite of the success of the nationwide vaccination catch-up drive, according to figures published yesterday. Read more
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Middle East virus not yet at pandemic potential
A deadly new virus may not yet pose a major threat to the world, researchers say today. Read more
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Vaccine to prevent tummy bugs launched
The NHS begins offering a vaccine aimed at preventing thousands of cases of tummy upset in young children today. Read more