Disease X Outbreak in Congo: 143 Dead, Majority Children, as WHO Races to Trace Its Origins
A mysterious illness dubbed "Disease X" has killed 143 people, mostly children, in remote Congo villages. WHO teams are investigating the origins, but access challenges and severe malnutrition complicate efforts.
Dozens of people have died and hundreds have been sickened by a mystery flu-like illness dubbed ‘Disease X’ that was first ...
Disease X, a mysterious viral illness in Africa, has caused over 140 deaths and primarily affects children. The WHO is foxed ...
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, international health officials have been deployed to help stave the spread of a ...
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The WHO released more information about the outbreak of Disease X in the DRC. Mainly affected children, the cause remains ...
Disease X emerged at a time of increased influenza circulation, and is likely to be linked to airborne diseases, according to ...
In the realm of global health, the term Disease X is a chilling reminder of humanity’s vulnerability to unknown threats. Read ...
An unidentified illness has claimed nearly 80 lives in DRC. Investigators are on the scene to determine what it is — and how ...
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