Although dengue activity has not fluctuated, public urged to reinforce removal of vector breeding sites in and around residence

Public urged to remove vector breeding sites in and around residence as dengue activity likely to increase one week after Typhoon Dujuan passed through Taiwan

Second meeting convened by CECC for Dengue Outbreak decided to focus dengue prevention and control efforts on improved and sustained environmental management and proper case management

Taiwan CDC to participate EU SHIPSAN ACT Joint Action partnership and AIRSAN Project to promote global health security

Medical care advisory committee and government-funded NS1 antigen test to launch on September 17 to ensure health of the public

Although number of new confirmed dengue cases yesterday slightly lower than day before, public still urged to remain vigilant, reinforce removal of vector breeding sites and take precautions against mosquito bites

As additional 560 indigenous dengue cases confirmed yesterday, public urged to take precautions against mosquito bites and reinforce removal of vector breeding sites

Taiwan CDC confirms first imported cases of brucellosis in 4 years

Taiwan CDC urges schools to remove water-filled containers in and around campuses as new school year about to start

Public once again urged to remove vector breeding sites in and around residence as dengue activity likely to increase one week after Typhoon Soudelor swept across Taiwan