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During summer and winter, UKHSA and the Met Office monitor weather forecasts to help health and social care professionals, emergency responders, the voluntary sector and the public prepare for adverse conditions. When periods of particularly hot or cold weather are forecast, we carry out a joint risk assessment and issue alerts where necessary.

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Adenovirus might not be a household name like flu or the common cold, but it's one of the most common causes of viral infections. Most people will have had at least one adenovirus infection before they turn 10, and because there are many different types, it's possible to be infected more than once throughout your life.

At UKHSA, we monitor weekly positivity data...


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Routine childhood vaccinations provide children with protection against a range of diseases that can be very serious.

Why is this change happening?

The NHS childhood vaccination schedule has recently been updated to help give children even better protection against diseases. Changes include protecting children against some diseases earlier an...


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From 1 January 2026, the MMRV vaccine will be introduced into the routine...


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Antibiotic-resistant infections are on the rise. Data published in autumn 2025 shows there are nearly 400 new cases reported every week in England.

When bacteria adapt to survive antibiotics, vital medicines stop working when we need them most.

But the fight against superbugs isn't just happen...


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