As one additional H7N9 influenza infection respectively confirmed in Zhejiang Province and Guangdong Province, Taiwan CDC raises travel notice level for these two areas to Level 2: Alert for avian influenza and urges travelers visiting China to take measures to ward off infection

Taiwan CDC collaborates with well-known illustrator to create large-scale installation in promotion of HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment prior to World AIDS Day

Taiwan CDC thanks Derek Duck Industries Corp. for donating personal protective clothing to aid government’s efforts in tackling ongoing Ebola outbreaks in West Africa

Central and local government agencies work with dengue fever experts to formulate dengue control and prevention strategies

Taiwan CDC urges public to protect themselves by following “Two Don’ts and One Do” as Ebola cases occurred in Bamako, Mali

Although new dengue cases reported last week decline, dengue outbreaks remain rampant; Public once again urged to clean up and remove vector-breeding sites to prevent further transmission and physician advised to stay vigilant

Taiwan CDC urges public to heighten vigilance for rubella infection and seek prompt medical attention when suspected symptoms develop as this year’s first indigenous rubella case confirmed in 31-year-old male

Taiwan CDC raises travel notice level for Mali to Level 2: Alert for Ebola virus disease and continues to remind people visiting affected areas to take precautions to ward off infection

Taiwan CDC appreciates three travelers who recently visited Ebola-affected country in West Africa completing health monitoring period

Taiwan CDC urges both physicians and public to stay vigilant for measles and parents to ensure children receive vaccine timely as one new measles case related to family cluster in Nantou County confirmed in one-and-a-half-year-old boy