BANGKOK — 10 October 2026, Thailand has reported 8,578 cumulative cases of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) from 1 January to 8 September 2026, including one death involving a two-month-old premature infant, according to the Department of Disease Control. Most reported cases involved young children, while health officials warned that infants during their first six months […] The post Thailand…
Thailand has recorded 8,578 cumulative cases of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) since 1 January to 8 September 2026, with infants under six months being the most vulnerable group, according to the Department of Disease Control. Most cases involved young children, and health officials cautioned that infants during their first six months of life are particularly susceptible to severe illness. Doctors are advising pregnant women to consult their physicians about ways to protect their babies against RSV before birth.
Brief written by urgent.news from Khaosod English's own syndicated text.
Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
The vast majority of Australia's bladder cancer cases are in men, but experts are concerned about the number of women presenting with advanced disease.
For Nigerian families battling cancer, government’s announcement of subsidised treatment offered a glimmer of hope. But for those who have already lost loved ones to the disease, the questions remain…
The Institute of Mental Health will also be redesignated as a national specialty centre and renamed the National Centre for Mental Health Singapore in 2027.
The Institute of Mental Health will also be redesignated as a national specialty centre and renamed the National Centre for Mental Health Singapore in 2027.
