Mysterious red auroras above Japan were found by researchers to extend to astonishingly high altitudes even during relatively mild space weather conditions.
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WHO DG Tedros held a joint media briefing on May 22 covering both the DRC-Uganda Ebola outbreak and a concurrent hantavirus outbreak being monitored globally.
Muon Anomaly Mystery Solved: Particle Physics Anomaly Was Likely a Calculation Error
After years of supercomputer calculations scientists concluded that the apparent anomaly in the muon’s magnetic moment was likely due to a computational error not new physics.
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Africa CDC Declares Ebola a Public Health Emergency of Continental Security on May 18
Africa CDC elevated the Ebola response on May 18 declaring it a Public Health Emergency of Continental Security to mobilise coordinated continental resources.
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Bangladesh Measles Crisis: 528 Deaths Mostly Children as Country Struggles to Respond
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New CDC Ebola Advisory Alerts US Clinicians and Labs on Testing and Biosafety Protocols
The CDC issued a Health Alert Network advisory on May 15 instructing US healthcare workers and laboratories on Ebola testing biosafety and potential case identification.
Ancient Asteroid Crater in South Korea May Reveal Clues to Earth’s Oxygenation
Fossil stromatolites found at a hidden crater in South Korea could provide evidence about how asteroid impacts may have catalysed the rise of oxygen-producing life on Earth.