After the US Embassy in Russia called on its citizens to leave the country after the suspicious plague death in Siberia, Trump stated that he would meet with Putin and a report on the epidemic would be announced.
WHO President Ghebreyesus announced that a laboratory worker at Russia's Siberia and Far East Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute died after being hospitalized with suspected pneumonia, and demanded timely, complete and transparent information sharing from Russia.
Kremlin Spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated that most of the news in the press about pneumonia cases in the Irkutsk region are lies and emphasized that the statements of the official institution Rospotrebnadzor should be taken as basis.
Kremlin Spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated that most of the news in the press about pneumonia cases in Russia's Irkutsk region are lies and emphasized that Rospotrebnadzor's official statements should be taken as basis.
UN Geneva Office official Abubakar stated that 5.6 million people have been displaced in Darfur and that existing health and food resources exceed the capacity and humanitarian needs are increasing rapidly. He stated that there was a lack of medicine and personnel in health facilities, that the Tavila region hosted more than 700 thousand displaced people, and that WHO needed $97.7 million for the Sudan health emergency response, but only $22 million was collected.
A 28-year-old laboratory technician working at the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute in the Siberian region of Russia died as a result of a suspected infection on Friday, October 2. This situation led to epidemic concerns. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO), stated that Russian health authorities reported that no cases of plague were recorded and that WHO offered technical support and that complete, transparent information sharing is vital. WHO requested additional information from Russia to clarify the cause of the severe pneumonia case and the public health risks.
Suspicion of plague is being investigated following the death of 28-year-old laboratory worker Darya Shipilova in Russia. While the Moscow administration stated that no case was detected, the USA called for transparency and WHO is monitoring the process.
British medium Craig Hamilton-Parker's prophecy of a bacterial disease affecting the lungs became a topic of discussion on social media when it was associated with the death of plague researcher Darya Shipilova in Siberia as a result of a lung infection.
British medium Craig Hamilton-Parker's prediction of a bacterial disease affecting the lungs became a topic of discussion on social media after 28-year-old Darya Shipilova died of a lung infection at a plague research institute in Siberia.
The death of Daria Shipilova, an employee of the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute, due to pneumonia led to claims of a plague epidemic in Russia. While official authorities denied the allegations, neighboring countries increased border controls and some Russian media outlets deleted their news.
The death of a laboratory worker and the closure of hospitals in Siberia led to claims of a "plague epidemic". Authorities and WHO announced that the risk of epidemic is low and Covid-19 and rhinovirus were detected in contacts.
LÖSEV board chairman Dr. Üstün Ezer stated at the press conference in Istanbul Levent that the increasing cancer cases are unnatural, reminded that the World Health Organization's 2002 report warned of a 75-100% risk of increase in cases if measures were not taken for Turkey, and criticized the lack of measures taken against carcinogens.
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, 8 thousand 544 cases and 4 thousand 114 deaths were recorded due to the Ebola epidemic. While the death rate was announced as 48.2 percent, combat efforts continue in 7 states.
Goethe University Frankfurt researchers examined the smoke emissions of cigarettes purchased from Türkiye and Germany. It was determined that the PM2.5, PM10 and PM1 particle densities of the products purchased from Türkiye were higher than those from Germany.
In Irkutsk, Russia's Siberian region, laboratory technician Darya Shipilova died of a fatal infection after coming into contact with a broken test tube. The incident was brought to the agenda due to laboratory accident and epidemic concerns, and approximately 200 people were kept under medical observation. The US State Department stated that the situation was being monitored together with the CDC and requested that accurate information be shared.
In his statement on World Cerebral Palsy Awareness Day, Minister of Labor and Social Security Vedat Işıkhan announced that a total of 2.31 billion lira support was provided for the treatment, medicine and medical device expenses of cerebral palsy patients in the first half of 2026.
Indonesia has increased health inspections and measures at strategic entry points, especially Bali, due to the mysterious pneumonia case that emerged in Russia.
Nurdoğan Alyaz, who has been suffering from kidney failure for 10 years in Çanakkale, regained his health by getting rid of dialysis with a closed surgery in which his wife Songül Alyaz was the donor.
Turkish Cancer Association stated that early diagnosis increases treatment success to 95% during October Breast Cancer Awareness Month and called for routine screening starting from the age of 40.
Turkish Cancer Association emphasized the importance of early diagnosis in October Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Experts stated that routine screenings are vital starting from the age of 40 and that cancer has become a treatable chronic disease today.
In Serinyol District of Antakya district, police teams responded to the shouting sounds and took a baby, who was getting worse, on a motorcycle in his father's arms and took him to the emergency room. The incident was recorded on security camera.
According to a survey by Wellcome, 75% of maternal health professionals report that heat-related complications are increasing. While experts emphasize that extreme heat increases the risk of premature birth and gestational diabetes, they demand more education and resource support.
Alican Başdoğan, an 8th grade student at Şehit Harun Saltalı Secondary School in Kahramanmaraş Andırın, was found motionless in his bed at home and after a call for help was made from 112 Emergency Call Center, it was determined that he died of a heart attack by medical teams. The student's body was buried in Andırın district.
