Although peak of dengue season has passed, outbreaks remain rampant and risk of dengue hemorrhagic fever remains high; Public once again urged to clean up and remove vector-breeding sites to prevent further transmission and physician advised to stay alert

Taiwan CDC refutes a website that falsely reported “22 cases of the Ebola Virus have been confirmed in Taipei” and states that spreading inaccurate rumors violates law

Although dengue activity slightly subsided last week, Taiwan CDC still urges public to clean up and remove vector-breeding sites to prevent further transmission

As woman in southern Taiwan hospitalized due to Japanese encephalitis, Taiwan CDC urges public to take precautions

Taiwan CDC urges parents to ensure children between 6 months to 1 year of age receive MMR vaccine at local health station 2 weeks before traveling abroad s baby boy becomes infected with measles after visiting relatives in Vietnam

Taiwan CDC appreciates passenger compliance in filling out Ebola Declaration Forms

As one new H7N9 influenza infection confirmed in Jiangsu Province in China, Taiwan CDC raises travel notice level for the province to Level 2: Alert for avian influenza and urges travelers visiting China to take measures to ward off infection

Dr. Michael D. Malison and Dr. Shieh Wun-ju who received Order of the Brilliant Star with Violet Grand Cordon from President Ma Ying-jeou agree to serve as expert consultants for Taiwan’s Ebola Expert Group to aid Taiwan’s response to current outbreak in West Africa

Taiwan CDC urges public to clean up and remove vector-breeding sites as dengue activity peaks to prevent further transmission

As Taiwan CDC confirms family cluster of measles cases and teen index case, people with suspected symptoms recommended to seek prompt medical attention and inform physician of relevant exposure history