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Latest weekly winter virus surveillance data
Report monitoring respiratory viruses for the 2026/27 season.

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Flu levels low at start of season but higher than previous 4 years
With possible signs of an early flu season, UKHSA urges those eligible to get vaccinated.

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UKHSA appoints Chief Medical Advisor and Chief Scientific Officer
UKHSA announces two key appointments to the UKHSA Executive Committee.

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Over 212,000 get the first MenB dose but almost 75% missing out
UKHSA is urging young people to get vaccinated with 2 doses for protection.

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UKHSA and University of Oxford scientists uncover genetic changes in the bacteria causing severe Kent meningococcal disease outbreak
Scientists used genome sequencing to identify genetic changes that may explain the severity of the Kent meningococcal disease outbreak earlier this year.

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UKHSA and PACE make new bacteria available to support research into tackling antimicrobial resistance
The collections cover bacteria identified as priority threats by the World Health Organization.

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