World Health Organization · Disease Outbreak News
WHO event notices. Coverage is selective; absence of a notice is not evidence of no cases.
1 published briefs · en
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World Health Organization · Weekly Epidemiological Record
Period-specific country surveillance tables. Annual reports are historical observations, not a live case count.
1 published briefs · en
Editorially maintained reference source.
US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
US surveillance references and MMWR investigations. A newly published report can describe an older event.
2 published briefs · en
Editorially maintained reference source.
New Mexico Department of Health
State and county-level human and animal health notices; animal reports must never increase human case counts.
2 published briefs · en
Scheduled discovery supported; candidates require review.
Associated Press
Independent reporting used for news context. Media claims retain their reported confirmation status.
2 published briefs · en
Editorially maintained reference source.
BBC News · Health
Health RSS used for discovery; matching stories are held for review and do not automatically change event counts.
0 published briefs · en
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Collection and editorial review
The latest completed collection run finished on Oct 6, 2026 (success). Discovery does not publish a brief automatically. An editor reviews candidates, checks source dates, and associates related reporting with existing events.
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