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What to know about Lassa fever after Iowa resident dies of the rare disease ABC NewsDeath from Ebola-like virus reported in Iowa after travel to West Africa The Washington PostLassa fever kills an Iowa resident. Here's what to know about the rare virus and its symptoms. CBS NewsRare, Ebola-like disease kills one in Iowa: What to know.

Tuberculosis returns as top infectious disease killer, WHO says Reuters.com8 million people were infected with TB in 2023. WHO says that’s the highest it has seen The Associated PressTB is once again the world’s deadliest infectious disease, analysis finds EuronewsGlobal Tuberculosis Report 2024 World Health Organization (WHO)WHO report shows global tuberculosis case are rising University of Minnesota Twin Cities

Critical Antarctica glacier appears to be smoking in rare view from space CNNStreaming Snow and “Sea Smoke” nasa.govNASA Images Reveal Strange 'Sea Smoke' Rising From Vital Antarctic Glacier NewsweekNasa Captures 'Sea Smoke' Rising from Antarctic Glacier. Know How It Happens NDTVNASA Captures Stunning 'Sea Smoke' Over Antarctic Glacier—Does This Signal A Warning?

Walking Pneumonia: What to Know About Symptoms and Treatment The New York TimesWalking pneumonia, acute bronchitis cases are on the rise: How to prevent the spread USA TODAYCases of Atypical Pneumonia — Also Known as ‘Walking Pneumonia’ — Are Surging in Kids. Should You Be Worried? PEOPLELocal doctors seeing rise in child pneumonia WJW FOX 8 News ClevelandWalking Pneumonia: Symptoms To Look Out for As Cases Rise Newsweek

Deadly bat fungus confirmed in five Northern California counties San Francisco ChronicleScientists search for ways to battle deadly fungus devastating North America's bats PBS NewsHourDeadly bat disease spreads across California, raising wildlife concerns KRCRFungus that has killed millions of bats is detected in Sacramento region, state says Sacramento BeeTackling White Nose Syndrome in New Mexico Bureau of Land Management

Dinosaurs thrived after ice, not fire, says a new study of ancient volcanism Phys.orgHow a ‘devastating’ volcanic winter led to the rise of the dinosaurs The IndependentDinosaurs: End-Triassic Extinction Rise to Power Hypothesis Challenged NewsweekDinosaurs thrived 200 million years ago after a world of ice, not fire Interesting EngineeringVolcanic cooling, not warming, caused a major mass extinction Earth.com