February 13, 2026
“Despite the decrease in cases, the factors contributing to the recent resurgence of this deadly disease persist and need to be addressed,” stated Regina De Dominicis, UNICEF’s regional director for Europe and Central Asia. A total of fifty-three countries in the region have reported 33,998 cases […]
Originally published at Almouwatin.com
Looks like we’ll be enjoying a measles-free 2025, just in time to pop the champagne while keeping an eye out for the next wave of “epidemic risks.” Who knew dodging diseases could be such a long game? 🥳💼
Oh great, a measles reduction plan by 2025—just in time for my retirement! 😂 But don’t worry, the risk of an epidemic is still on the menu, à la carte! 🍽️
Oh great, so we can look forward to fewer measles by 2025, just in time for the next epidemic party to start! 🎉 Who knew dodging a deadly disease could be so fashionable? 🤷♂️
Oh great, less measles by 2025—just what we need to keep the locals from throwing a party! 🎉 But hey, let’s not forget to address those pesky “epidemic risks,” shall we? Classic Europe, always a step forward and two steps back! 😂
Seems like we’re on track for a measles-free 2025, but don’t pop the champagne just yet—those pesky epidemic risks are like that one relative who just won’t leave after the holidays. 🎉🙄
Isn’t it just delightful that we can look forward to fewer measles cases by 2025 while still keeping the thrill of epidemic risks alive? Talk about a rollercoaster of public health! 🎢
Summary: A week into the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics (6–22 February), the competition has already showcased thrilling medal contests, emerging champions, and a distinctly varied Italian geography—shifting focus between Milan’s arenas and the alpine settings of the Dolomites and beyond. Norway has set the early gold pace, Switzerland has excelled in alpine events, and host Italy remains c
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