The rapidly escalating Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda is more than a regional health emergency. It is another stress test of whether the world has genuinely learned anything...
When vaccination is discussed, the focus is usually on vaccines, coverage rates, disease outbreaks, or vaccine hesitancy. Yet one of the most important drivers of vaccination success often remains invisible: the...
Trust is more than a public-health issue Vaccination is often evaluated through statistics such as coverage rates, disease reduction, or vaccine availability. Yet behind these numbers lies another factor that may be...
Download Infographic Overview The infographic explains Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) as a severe zoonotic infection with high fatality rates and major long-term health complications. It describes how Ebola survivors may...
DNA origami takes aim at the post-LNP future — and the early results are striking For more than three years, lipid nanoparticles have been the dominant story in vaccine delivery science. They rescued the mRNA platform...
1. Ad26 vaccine vector immunity: much noise, little signal — and that’s good news In this industry-sponsored pooled analysis by van Rosmalen and colleagues (Johnson & Johnson, Leiden/Beerse), the authors...
Download Infographic Overview Ebola is a severe zoonotic viral disease caused by Orthoebolavirus species, including Ebola, Sudan, and Bundibugyo viruses. The disease has an average fatality rate of around 50%, although...
Exploring the systems behind global immunization Vaccines save lives. But vaccination outcomes are never determined by vaccines alone. They are shaped by systems. Why do some countries achieve high public trust while...
Overview Ebola is a severe zoonotic infection caused by viruses in the genus Orthoebolavirus, with large human outbreaks caused primarily by Ebola virus (Zaire ebolavirus), Sudan virus, and Bundibugyo virus.1,2 The...
WHO reports a multi‑country cluster of Andes hantavirus linked to a Dutch‑flagged cruise ship. As of 8 May 2026, eight cases (six confirmed, two probable) and three deaths (case fatality ratio 38%) have been detected...