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Advice and guidance on the health needs of migrant patients for healthcare practitioners.
Health advice for those planning events and mass gatherings during periods of hot weather in England.
Lujo virus infection can lead to an acute viral haemorrhagic fever (VHF).
Advice for people who have come into contact with someone who has the Marburg virus disease.
Advice to help lower the chance of passing mpox infection to others during post-exposure vaccination clinics.
The National Tick Survey (NTS) provides data on the number of ticks found in different locations in England and Wales, as well as data on the number of ticks that might be infected with pathogens,
UKHSA also investigate other vectors of disease that are present in the UK, or might enter the UK in the future.
An explanation of how UKHSA processes your personal data when you apply to access it for secondary purposes
We use decades of experience in safe bioagent handling to support partners in research, development and testing of vaccines and therapeutics
Thunderstorm asthma refers to storm activity triggering an increase in people reporting asthma symptoms and seeking medical attention for breathing issues.
The public health laboratory for Yorkshire and the Humber is based in Leeds.
Guidance on acetic acid (also known as ethanoic acid) for use in responding to chemical incidents.
Information for patients on the symptoms and causes of acute flaccid paralysis (AFP).
Epidemiological protocols for comprehensive assessment of early influenza A (H7N9) cases and their close contacts in the United Kingdom.
For managing risk of bloodborne viruses (BBVs) like hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV, after a severe serial penetrating injury attack.
Information for healthcare professionals on the diagnosis and treatment of infant botulism, foodborne botulism and wound botulism.
Information about carbon disulphide, for responding to chemical incidents.
Information on protecting yourself in a chemical emergency, including how to remove chemical contamination from yourself.
Information on cyclohexane for responding to chemical incidents.
Information about 1,2-dibromoethane for use in responding to chemical incidents.
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