Taiwan CDC urges public to remain vigilant for influenza infection and seek prompt medical attention when symptoms develop as strong continental air mass to hit Taiwan this weekend

Taiwan CDC advises public to determine need for measles vaccination and get vaccinated prior to traveling overseas as this year’s first travel-related measles case confirmed in female traveler

Taiwan CDC to implement four major strategies for dengue prevention and control earlier than planned to prevent dengue outbreaks

Taiwan CDC announces this year’s first botulism case and urges public to pay attention to food hygiene to ensure their own health and wellbeing

Taiwan CDC joins hands with industry, government, and academia to reveal accomplishments of 10 year battle against tuberculosis (TB) with a renewed commitment to eliminating the disease.

Public urged to take precautions against snake bite while cleaning graves and hiking and seek immediate medical attention when bitten by snake

As scrub typhus season approaches, public advised to take precautions against scrub typhus when cleaning graves during Tomb Sweeping Festival

Although influenza activity gradually decreases, public still urged to remain vigilant and seek prompt medical attention when symptoms develop

Taiwan CDC accepted committee members’ recommendations to extend period for expanded use of government-funded antivirals to April 30, 2016 and expand target populations for government-funded influenza vaccine depending on amount of influenza vaccine procured next influenza season

As travel-related rubella case confirmed in Taiwanese businessman who came into contact with several people after returning to Taiwan, Taiwan CDC advises public to determine need for rubella vaccination prior to traveling overseas