In response to ongoing influenza activity in Taiwan, Taiwan CDC expands target population for government-funded influenza antiviral drugs from May 25 to June 30, 2017

This year’s first indigenous dengue case announced on May 16, 2016 found to be imported according to sequencing data

As Kaohsiung City confirms this year’s first Japanese encephalitis case, public urged to take precautions against mosquitoes and receive vaccination

As Taiwan CDC announces one new case of enterovirus infection with severe complications in boy who recovered, parents urged to watch for prodromal signs of complications in children with enterovirus infection to ensure prompt treatment

Taiwan CDC confirms this year’s first indigenous dengue case; Public urged to take precautions against mosquito bites and breeding as temperature increases and rains continues

Expectant mothers who undergo prompt prenatal screening and HIV testing help ensure health and wellbeing of babies

Taiwan CDC raises travel notice level for Shaanxi Province in China to Level 2: Alert for novel influenza A infections as first H7N9 case confirmed in the province

US and Taiwan co-organize International Training Workshop on Laboratory Diagnosis for Dengue/Zika/Chikungunya to strengthen diagnostic capacity for mosquito-borne diseases among South and Southeast Asian countries and share regional epidemic control resources

To protect children from enterovirus infection, parents and caregivers advised to heighten vigilance for enterovirus, reinforce personal hygiene, pay attention to prodromal symptoms of severe infection in children to ensure prompt treatment

Travelers visiting and returning from Zika-affected areas advised to take precautions against mosquito bites, follow “1+6 Principle” and seek immediate medical attention when symptoms develop as this year’s first imported Zika case confirmed