UK Health Security Agency

UK Health Security Agency has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in June 2022. The social media accounts linked to from UK Health Security Agency are: • Facebook • Instagram • LinkedIn • X • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, ukhsa has populated their site with: • Routine childhood immunisations from 1 January 2026 • What is the impact of climate change and adverse weather on summers in the UK? • Sharp rise in cyclospora infections linked to Mexico travel • UKHSA report shows 2,877 excess deaths caused by May and June heatwaves • How to watch the solar eclipse safely this summer • What are mRNA vaccines and how do they work? • National flu and COVID-19 surveillance reports • National norovirus and rotavirus report, week 3 report • UKHSA's Chief Scientist reminds families how to Beat the Heat as schools break for summer • National flu and COVID-19 surveillance report: 8 January 2026 • Who is eligible for the 2026 one-off MenB vaccine programme? • STIs fall with syphilis among gay and bisexual men lowest in a decade • National norovirus and rotavirus report (data up to 23 November 2025) • Travellers reminded to take precautions to avoid infections abroad this summer • National flu and COVID-19 surveillance report: 4 December 2025 • Vaccine schedule change helps protect babies earlier against meningitis B • National flu and COVID-19 surveillance report: 27 November 2025 • How to keep cool and stay well during hot weather • National flu and COVID-19 surveillance report: 24 December 2025 (week 52) • Why some people suffer more than others during heatwaves • Cold health alerts | UKHSA data dashboard • Heat health alerts | UKHSA data dashboard • National flu and COVID-19 surveillance report: 15 January 2026 • National flu and COVID-19 surveillance report: 22 January 2026 • Who is eligible for the new one-off MenB vaccine programme? • National norovirus and rotavirus report, week 5 report: data to week 4 (data up to 25 January 2026) - GOV.UK • Latest measles figures published as two deaths confirmed in 2026 - GOV.UK • Keep antibiotics working! • How do you catch genital herpes and is there a cure? • STI quarterly surveillance reports: provisional data • The importance of global surveillance to identify pandemic threats - UK Health Security Agency • The essential travel checklist to keep you and your family healthy on holiday • E. coli advice issued amid rise in cases • The A-Z of health security science - UK Health Security Agency • Keeping warm and well: staying safe in cold weather • What you need to know about UV (ultraviolet) radiation – UK Health Security Agency • What is Ebola and how does it spread? • What you need to know about the hantavirus outbreak linked to the Dutch cruise ship • What is hantavirus? How is it transmitted and what are the symptoms? • UKHSA update on the hantavirus cruise ship outbreak • TravelHealthPro • RSV maternal vaccine cuts baby hospital admissions by up to 85% • Meningitis cases in Dorset: what you need to know • Antibiotics and MenB vaccination to be offered to young people in Dorset • What are the symptoms of adenovirus and how does it spread? • What is whooping cough and is there a vaccine? • How to have a fun and healthy farm visit with the family • Millions of older people to get vaccine against serious lung infection • What is Shigella? How do you catch it and how can it be avoided? • Travellers reminded to protect themselves against mosquito bites • News story: Cases of invasive meningococcal disease confirmed in Kent • Blog post: Meningitis B outbreak: what you need to know • Blog post: Who is eligible for the MenB vaccine and do I need it myself? – UK Health Security Agency • Antibiotic clinics opening times • e-Bug - British Science Week • Could sleep app data help identify respiratory disease trends in England? • National norovirus and rotavirus surveillance reports • How to protect your home and family from the invisible danger of carbon monoxide • FSA highlights importance of safe handling for raw pet food • Free HIV Kits for testing at Home | Freetesting HIV • Public advised to stop using some non-sterile alcohol-free wipes • UKHSA reminds travellers to Cape Verde to protect against gastrointestinal infections • HPR volume 19 issue 11: news (4 December 2025) • Expansion of RSV vaccine eligibility to those aged 80 years and older and residents in care homes for older adults letter • 1 in 4 school-leavers unprotected by HPV vaccine • Nipah virus: what is it, where is it found and how does it spread? • Cholera cases reported in the United Kingdom and Germany linked to Ethiopia • A parent’s guide to croup: what are the symptoms and when to seek medical advice • Back to school - 5 things to do to help manage winter illness • Staying safe in cold weather • Explore the NHS vaccination schedule and see what's recommended • Quarterly report on diagnoses of syphilis, gonorrhoea and ceftriaxone-resistant gonorrhoea in England: provisional data, September 2025 • Your guide to who’s eligible for the autumn 2025 flu vaccine • Living with antimicrobial-resistant TB • Norovirus: What to do if you catch it and helping to stop the spread • UK’s first citizen-led study on childhood lead exposure begins • Read about antibiotic-resistant infections • National norovirus and rotavirus report: data up to 9 November 2025 • New report highlights impact of climate change on mental health in the UK • UK COP Pavilion • National norovirus and rotavirus report (data up to 2 November 2025) • Read about meningitis cases increase • National flu and COVID-19 surveillance report: 30 October 2025 • Sign up to FluSurvey • Latest update on Clade Ib mpox • National flu and COVID-19 surveillance report: 23 October 2025 • National flu and COVID-19 surveillance report: 16 October 2025 (week 42) - GOV.UK • 5 reasons to vaccinate your under-5s against flu – UK Health Security Agency • HIV and Aids info on nhs.uk • Book your vaccination appointment • National flu and COVID-19 surveillance report: 25 September 2025 (week 39) - GOV.UK • A parent’s guide to keeping kids healthy this school year • Discover Niger's AMR outbreak on thenakedscientists.com • What is Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) and how can you help combat it? • Travel-associated Infections Report released today • Heat Health: what you need to know for summer 2025 • What is Lyme disease and why do we need to be tick-aware? • What you need to know about UV (ultraviolet) radiation • NHS begins rollout of world-first gonorrhoea vaccine programme • Public advised to stop using certain non-sterile alcohol-free wipes • What is measles and why is it so important we’re all up to date with our MMR vaccine? • Survey reveals high parental confidence in children's vaccines • UTIs cost NHS hospitals over £600m last year • Food safety and hygiene at home • Whooping cough vaccination in pregnancy • Beat the heat: staying safe in hot weather • What the evidence says about interventions to reduce pollution and improve lives • Rabies case confirmed following contact with animal abroad • Travel Health Pro • Choosing who will do your cosmetic procedure • A parent’s guide to summer infections and health hazards – UK Health Security Agency • The Naked Scientists: World's first gonorrhoea vaccine begins rollout • BASHH publishes UK-first guidelines on doxyPEP for the prevention of syphilis • Should we be worried about the new COVID-19 variant? – UK Health Security Agency • Measles outbreaks continue with risk of holidays causing surge • UKHSA publishes latest STI data • What is Candidozyma auris? Fungal pathogen and emerging global health threat – UK Health Security Agency • How we protect the UK from vector-borne diseases like dengue and West Nile virus • First detection of West Nile virus in UK mosquitoes • NHS England: NHS and local government to roll out world-first vaccine programme to prevent gonorrhoea • Find a sexual health clinic • Where 100-year-old samples help solve today’s problems • Norovirus: What to do if you catch it and helping to stop the spread – UK Health Security Agency • From measles to malaria, how to keep you and your family healthy on holiday – UK Health Security Agency • Inside Britain’s Deadly Fungus Collection • How factors like your location, job or ethnicity can damage your health • NHS - The HPV vaccine • Will climate change make the effects of hay fever worse? • My measles journey: ‘I woke to find a rash all over my body’ – UK Health Security Agency • UKHSA urges Hajj and Umrah pilgrims to get meningitis vaccination • The National Collection of Type Cultures: where 100-year-old samples help solve today’s problems – UK Health Security Agency • Urinary tract infections • What is cryptosporidium, and how can you avoid it in the water or on the farm? – UK Health Security Agency • Who’s eligible for the 2025 COVID-19 vaccine, or ‘Spring Booster’? • Travel health and the growing risk of antibiotic-resistant STIs like gonorrhoea • UK's first RSV vaccination programme protects older people • Infectious diseases impacting England: 2025 report • Priority Pathogens: The disease families which require urgent scientific research – UK Health Security Agency • UKHSA Conference 2025 • How we are pioneering artificial intelligence applications in public health – UK Health Security Agency • The A to Z of health security science – UK Health Security Agency • What are the symptoms of Lassa fever and how is it spread? – UK Health Security Agency • Lassa fever contact tracing underway • Why is norovirus reporting in England so high at the moment? • MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) vaccine • National norovirus and rotavirus report, week 9 report: data to week 7 (data up to 16 February 2025) • UKHSA launches new metagenomic surveillance for health security • Antibiotic 'Access' list updated for the UK • Meningitis: I underwent multiple surgeries, including the amputation of several fingers – UK Health Security Agency • Health and science: A guide to our most popular blog posts of 2024 – UK Health Security Agency • The National Collection of Type Cultures – a window to the past – UK Health Security Agency • What is bird flu and how are we protecting people against it in the UK? • Your guide to who’s eligible for the 2024 flu vaccine • How the science of snakebites is taking on superbugs • Mpox clade 1: what you need to know • Thunderstorm asthma and public health – looking back to move forward – UK Health Security Agency • How are we tracking mpox in the UK? – UK Health Security Agency • How cutting-edge AI technology could hold the key to forecasting the pollen count – UK Health Security Agency • How to stay healthy while wild swimming – UK Health Security Agency • How to stay safe from infections carried by animals when visiting a farm • The UK's battle against invasive ticks and mosquitoes- YouTube • Submit your abstracts for #UKHSA25 • WHO declares mpox outbreak a public health emergency of international concern • What is RSV and is there a vaccine? – UK Health Security Agency • How Heat-Health Alerts contribute to keeping the vulnerable safe this summer – UK Health Security Agency • Who’s eligible for the 2024 COVID-19 vaccine, or ‘Autumn Booster’? – UK Health Security Agency • How you can help us resist the tiger mosquito’s conquest of Europe – UK Health Security Agency • Whooping cough: my daughter spent the third week of life in an induced coma – UK Health Security Agency • UKHSA encourages timely vaccination as whooping cough cases rise • Is hay fever season starting earlier in the UK, with the pollen count rising? – UK Health Security Agency • Inside Britain’s Deadly Fungus Collection - UK Health Security Agency • STIs through the centuries - UK Health Security Agency • How bacteria-munching viruses could offer an alternative to antibiotics - UK Health Security Agency • What are mRNA vaccines and how do they work? - UK Health Security Agency • "I'm motivated by helping people" - My work as a Health Protection Practitioner • Saving the lives of invisible women • Celebrating Women and Girls in Science: A career dedicated to protecting the lives of others • Celebrating Women and Girls in Science: Working in an organisation where women can and do excel • Celebrating Women and Girls in Science with Dr Dingase Mvula • How pathogen genomics could help us detect new health threats and improve vaccines - UK Health Security Agency • A parent’s guide to keeping kids healthy this school term - UK Health Security Agency • The fight against antimicrobial resistance: progress and challenges - UK Health Security Agency • Antibiotic-resistant gonorrhoea: staying well while travelling - UK Health Security Agency • Protecting your children through vaccination • What is TB and what are we doing to combat it? • How to use a home STI kit • UKHSA blog • NHS COVID-19 information