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HEALTH6d agoWhat was the plague really like in Germany? Experts explain the factsGlobal concern after an incident at a Russian plague lab is making headlines. German plague experts tell Euronews what lessons the "Black Death" holds today.EuroNews [en]
HEALTHSep 28Germany news: COVID vaccine maker BioNTech to close 3 sitesCOVID-19 vaccine maker BioNTech is to close three sites in Germany after efforts to find buyers failed. Meanwhile, Rhine water levels have fallen to record lows after an unusually dry September. DW has more.DW News [en]
HEALTHSep 20Germany news: Doctors offer Oktoberfest flu jabsOktoberfest 2026 is underway but it's not just beer on offer in Munich this year; revelers can also get themselves a flu jab before heading to the tents. DW has more.DW News [en]
HEALTHSep 18Third person dies after mosquito is reportedly trapped on plane to Germany in 'airport malaria' phenomenonFox News World
HEALTHSep 18Airport malaria in Germany remains infrequentAn outbreak of malaria at Frankfurt Airport this summer has raised alarm. Experts believe parasites probably arrived in a passenger's luggage. But with the onset of fall, the risks of contracting the disease are low.DW News [en]
HEALTHSep 17Third person dies from malaria in cluster near Germany’s Frankfurt AirportFrankfurt grapples with a rare malaria outbreak tied to air travel, marking three deaths in recent months.Al Jazeera [en]
HEALTHBREAKINGSep 17Germany: Third malaria death linked to Frankfurt AirportDW News [en]
HEALTHSep 16APSSDC’s Project Vasudha opens doors for Andhra nurses in GermanyAPSSDC's Project Vasudha is facilitating opportunities for nurses from Andhra to work in Germany. This initiative promotes international professional mobility in the healthcare sector.The Hindu