Following the alarming scenes in China over the last week comes the announcement schools in Wuhan are beginning to close in an attempt to curb the transmission of the HMPV virus

Referring to research proposals by Chinese scientists and their US collaborators, and the emergence of the same kind of virus near their lab at Wuhan a year later, scientist Richard Ebright says there

US monitoring China cases as Bali steps up checks on flights from the country - Authorities in Bali have asked nationals from China and Malaysia to fill out a health pass three days before their arriv

India, Malaysia, Hong Kong Report Cases | Vantage with Palki Sharma Five years after the world was ravaged by the pandemic, China is facing another outbreak of a respiratory virus, the Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV).

The zebrafish that accompanied the Chinese astronauts on last year's Shenzhou XVIII mission set a record for being the longest surviving fish in space, according to the professor researching them.

According to China Railway Wuhan Group Co., Ltd., the opening of the two new routes means that four train services now operate between Hong Kong and Wuhan, which has a population of more than 13 million, bringing greater convenience to passengers traveling for short-term vacations, business, or visits.

China has responded after the World Health Organization ( WHO) again urged it to disclose data that could shed more light on the origins of COVID-19, which killed over 7 million people worldwide. Newsweek reached out to the WHO by email with a request for comment.

The first direct high-speed rail service between Xi'an, capital of Shaanxi province, and Hong Kong was launched on Sunday (Jan 5), marking a significant step in connecting China's northwestern inland region with the southern metropolis.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has issued advice following a surge in hMPV cases in China, with the disease also on the rise in the UK.

At the start of this year, health experts have warned that the arrival of the next pandemic is not a question of if but when. The destruction of wildlife habitats and globalization of travel have facilitated the emergence and continuing mutation of killer pathogens, some of them still with no known cure, and their rapid spread across the globe.

A leading health expert from the World Health Organisation has shared vital information about the human metapneumovirus (HMPV) following a recent surge in cases in China