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US CDC Advises Elderly To Avoid Chikungunya Vaccines Following Deaths

Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued an advisory urging American travellers over the age of 60 years to avoid the <span>Chikungunya vaccine</span>, Valneva's '<span>Ixchiq</span>'. Health authorities had earlier asked the elderly to take these shots in the wake of <span>Chikungunya</span> outbreaks in the islands of the Indian Ocean. However, last week, they stated 17 serious adverse events, including two deaths, which were reported in recipients of the vaccine IXCHIQ over the age of 60 worldwide, and asked the elderly to refrain from using the vaccines. 

"CDC and FDA recently investigated five hospitalisations for cardiac or neurologic events following vaccination with IXCHIQ among older people. We are also aware of additional reports of serious adverse events among people aged 62 to 89 years following the use of IXCHIQ in other countries. CDC and FDA advise the live-attenuated vaccine should not be used among people 60 years and older until these additional reports are further investigated," the CDC mentioned on their website.

<h2>Chikungunya Surge In Indian Ocean Islands</h2>

France's Departments of La Reunion and Mayotte have reported chikungunya outbreaks. La Reunion has reported over 47,000 cases and 12 associated deaths as of May 4 this year. Meanwhile, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned that the cases are expected to rise in the region. In the wake of the same, health authorities have asked travellers and pregnant women to avoid or reconsider travelling to those regions. 

<h2>What Is Chikungunya?</h2>Chikungunya is a mosquito-borne viral disease caused by the chikungunya virus. Symptoms of the disease include fever and joint pain. The risk of a person spreading the virus is highest during the first week of illness. The European Union's health regulator is currently reviewing Valneva's chikungunya vaccine after reports of serious adverse events, including two deaths globally. The European Medicines Agency's safety committee has temporarily suspended the use of the vaccine-Ixchiq, in adults aged 65 years and above.

<h2>Chikungunya Vaccine Under Investigation</h2>Ixchiq is the first preventive vaccine against the chikungunya virus authorised in Europe and the US. While the adverse effects of this jab is still not fully revealed, the deaths of two adults aged 62 and 89 years have raised alarm. However, the exact link between the vaccine and the death is being determined by the health officials. At present, the French government has suspended the use of the vaccine pending investigation after adverse events were reported as well. Meanwhile, the US advisors have recommended the second chikungunya vaccine, Bavarian Nordic's Vimkunya, to those above 12 years of age. 

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Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued an advisory urging American travellers over the age of 60 years to avoid the Chikungunya vaccine, Valneva's 'Ixchiq'. Health authorities had earlier asked the elderly to take these shots in the wake of Chikungunya outbreaks in the islands of the Indian Ocean. However, last week, they stated 17 serious adverse events, including two deaths, which were reported in recipients of the vaccine IXCHIQ over the age of 60 worldwide, and asked the elderly to refrain from using the vaccines. "CDC and FDA recently investigated five hospitalisations for cardiac or neurologic events following vaccination with IXCHIQ among older people. We are also aware of additional reports of serious adverse events among people aged 62 to 89 years following the use of IXCHIQ in other countries. CDC and FDA advise the live-attenuated vaccine should not be used among people 60 years and older until these additional reports are further investigated," the CDC mentioned on their website.Chikungunya Surge In Indian Ocean IslandsFrance's Departments of La Reunion and Mayotte have reported chikungunya outbreaks. La Reunion has reported over 47,000 cases and 12 associated deaths as of May 4 this year. Meanwhile, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned that the cases are expected to rise in the region. In the wake of the same, health authorities have asked travellers and pregnant women to avoid or reconsider travelling to those regions. What Is Chikungunya?Chikungunya is a mosquito-borne viral disease caused by the chikungunya virus. Symptoms of the disease include fever and joint pain. The risk of a person spreading the virus is highest during the first week of illness. The European Union's health regulator is currently reviewing Valneva's chikungunya vaccine after reports of serious adverse events, including two deaths globally. The European Medicines Agency's safety committee has temporarily suspended the use of the vaccine-Ixchiq, in adults aged 65 years and above.Chikungunya Vaccine Under InvestigationIxchiq is the first preventive vaccine against the chikungunya virus authorised in Europe and the US. While the adverse effects of this jab is still not fully revealed, the deaths of two adults aged 62 and 89 years have raised alarm. However, the exact link between the vaccine and the death is being determined by the health officials. At present, the French government has suspended the use of the vaccine pending investigation after adverse events were reported as well. Meanwhile, the US advisors have recommended the second chikungunya vaccine, Bavarian Nordic's Vimkunya, to those above 12 years of age. 

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The government of the United States has now advised its travelers who are of 60 years and above to not get a <span>chikungunya vaccine</span>. This has come at the backdrop of the investigation of the vaccine, which may have possible side effects.

As of late last week, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (<span>CDC</span>) and the Food and Drug Administration (<span>FDA</span>) posted notices about the same. It recommended the pause in use of Ixchiq, the <span>Chikungunya</span> Vaccine, Live.

<strong>As of May 7, 2025, 17 serious adverse events, including two that resulted in death, have been reported in individuals 62 through 89 years of age who received Ixchiq during postmarketing use globally. Six of these reports have been from the United States (U.S.). Most U.S. and foreign serious adverse events that have been reported to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), co-managed by FDA and CDC, have been in individuals with underlying chronic medical conditions. Adverse events reported to VAERS may not be causally related to vaccination. Approximately 80,000 doses of Ixchiq have been distributed globally.</strong>

It was last year when the government had recommended the vaccine which is made with weakened chikungunya virus. The vaccine was recommended to all US adults who travel to countries where chikungunya could be an issue.

However, it was last month when a panel of vaccine experts who advice CDC heard about an investigation into 6 people who are 65 and older, most with pre-existing medical conditions, who became ill with heart or brain symptoms in less than a week after being vaccinated. More than 10 other such cases have been reported in people from other countries too.

<h4>What Happens From A Chikungunya Vaccine?</h4>

Chikungunya vaccine is alive injection that is used to prevent infection caused by the chikungunya virus. The vaccine works by causing your body to produce antibodies against the disease.

Why people with pre-existing medical condition may undergo other health symptoms after the vaccine is administered? There may be due to drug interaction. Anyone with pre-existing health condition may already be prescribed certain medications, which may interact with the ones injected from the vaccine.

The vaccine is also capable of causing severe or prolonged chikungunya-like reaction as it consists the weakened virus of the same diseases.

<h4>What Are The Common Side Effects Of The Vaccine?</h4>

There are certain side effects of the vaccine which may happen to anyone who has taken it, they include:

<ul><li>Difficulty in moving</li><li>Fever</li><li>Joint Pain</li><li>Muscle pain or stiffness</li></ul>Some of the side effects which are not that common include:

<ul><li>Bloating or swelling of the face, arms, hands, lower legs, or feet</li><li>Burning, numbness, tingling, or painful sensations</li><li>Rapid weight gain</li><li>Tingling of the hands or feet</li><li>Unsteadiness or awkwardness</li><li>Unusual weight gain or loss</li><li>Weakness in the arms, legs, or feet</li></ul>

There are other side effects too, which are often not intensely known, they include:

<ul><li>Blurred vision</li><li>Coma</li><li>Confusion</li><li>Decreased urine output</li><li>dizziness, faintness, or lightheadedness when getting up suddenly from a lying or sitting position</li><li>fainting</li><li>fast or irregular heartbeat</li><li>headache</li><li>increased thirst</li><li>muscle cramps</li><li>seizures</li><li>sweating</li><li>swelling of the face, ankles, or hands</li><li>swollen joints</li><li>trouble breathing</li><li>unusual tiredness or weakness</li></ul>

While some side effects may occur, they usually do not need medical attention. However, if you are on any other medication, a strong drug, then you may need to be put under supervision to see how the drug reacts with your body's immune system. 

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The government of the United States has now advised its travelers who are of 60 years and above to not get a chikungunya vaccine. This has come at the backdrop of the investigation of the vaccine, which may have possible side effects.As of late last week, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) posted notices about the same. It recommended the pause in use of Ixchiq, the Chikungunya Vaccine, Live.The notice read:As of May 7, 2025, 17 serious adverse events, including two that resulted in death, have been reported in individuals 62 through 89 years of age who received Ixchiq during postmarketing use globally. Six of these reports have been from the United States (U.S.). Most U.S. and foreign serious adverse events that have been reported to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), co-managed by FDA and CDC, have been in individuals with underlying chronic medical conditions. Adverse events reported to VAERS may not be causally related to vaccination. Approximately 80,000 doses of Ixchiq have been distributed globally.It was last year when the government had recommended the vaccine which is made with weakened chikungunya virus. The vaccine was recommended to all US adults who travel to countries where chikungunya could be an issue.However, it was last month when a panel of vaccine experts who advice CDC heard about an investigation into 6 people who are 65 and older, most with pre-existing medical conditions, who became ill with heart or brain symptoms in less than a week after being vaccinated. More than 10 other such cases have been reported in people from other countries too.What Happens From A Chikungunya Vaccine?Chikungunya vaccine is alive injection that is used to prevent infection caused by the chikungunya virus. The vaccine works by causing your body to produce antibodies against the disease.Why people with pre-existing medical condition may undergo other health symptoms after the vaccine is administered? There may be due to drug interaction. Anyone with pre-existing health condition may already be prescribed certain medications, which may interact with the ones injected from the vaccine.The vaccine is also capable of causing severe or prolonged chikungunya-like reaction as it consists the weakened virus of the same diseases.What Are The Common Side Effects Of The Vaccine?There are certain side effects of the vaccine which may happen to anyone who has taken it, they include:Difficulty in movingFeverJoint PainMuscle pain or stiffnessSome of the side effects which are not that common include:Bloating or swelling of the face, arms, hands, lower legs, or feetBurning, numbness, tingling, or painful sensationsRapid weight gainTingling of the hands or feetUnsteadiness or awkwardnessUnusual weight gain or lossWeakness in the arms, legs, or feetThere are other side effects too, which are often not intensely known, they include:Blurred visionComaConfusionDecreased urine outputdizziness, faintness, or lightheadedness when getting up suddenly from a lying or sitting positionfaintingfast or irregular heartbeatheadacheincreased thirstmuscle crampsseizuressweatingswelling of the face, ankles, or handsswollen jointstrouble breathingunusual tiredness or weaknessWhile some side effects may occur, they usually do not need medical attention. However, if you are on any other medication, a strong drug, then you may need to be put under supervision to see how the drug reacts with your body's immune system. 

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As medicinal science progresses, researchers have developed an <span>AI</span> mechanism that uses a selfie to determine a patient's biological age and judge how well they may respond to <span>cancer</span> treatment. The research, which was published in the journal Lancet Digital Health and stated that because humans age at different rates, their physical appearance may offer insights into their so-called "biological age". This biological or physiological age can help estimate a cancer patient's response to chemotherapy. 

<h2>How Was <span rel="noindex">FaceAge</span> AI Tool Developed?</h2>

The researchers wanted to analyse whether a person's biological age could be tested based on how a person looks. This could include whether someone could undergo intensive cancer treatment based on how frail they appear to be. Researchers said they wanted to see whether they could go beyond the subjective and manual eyeball test by creating a "deep learning" <span>artificial intelligence</span>, or AI, tool which could assess simple selfies. That is how they created the FaceAge AI tool. Trained using 59,000 photos, this AI tool can estimate a person's biological age, as opposed to their actual age, by scanning an image of their face. 

"Our study now has shown for the first time that we can really use AI to turn a selfie into a real biomarker source of ageing," said Dr Hugo Aerts, corresponding author of the paper. 

Researchers found that the biological age of patients with cancer was, on average, five years higher than their chronological age. They also found that older FaceAge AI readings were associated with worse survival outcomes, especially in people over 85 years of age. 

 More studies assessing FaceAge are underway, including whether it could be used for other conditions or diseases and what impact things like cosmetic surgery or Botox have on the tool’s accuracy. 

"We have demonstrated that AI can turn a simple face photo into an objective measure of biological age that clinicians can use to personalise care for patients, like having another vital sign data point. It was another piece of the puzzle, like vital signs, lab results or medical imaging. We want to be clear that we view AI tools like FaceAge as assistance, [to] provide decision support and not replacements for clinician judgment," Dr Ray Mak, co-senior author of the paper, said. 

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As medicinal science progresses, researchers have developed an AI mechanism that uses a selfie to determine a patient's biological age and judge how well they may respond to cancer treatment. The research, which was published in the journal Lancet Digital Health and stated that because humans age at different rates, their physical appearance may offer insights into their so-called "biological age". This biological or physiological age can help estimate a cancer patient's response to chemotherapy. How Was FaceAge AI Tool Developed?The researchers wanted to analyse whether a person's biological age could be tested based on how a person looks. This could include whether someone could undergo intensive cancer treatment based on how frail they appear to be. Researchers said they wanted to see whether they could go beyond the subjective and manual eyeball test by creating a "deep learning" artificial intelligence, or AI, tool which could assess simple selfies. That is how they created the FaceAge AI tool. Trained using 59,000 photos, this AI tool can estimate a person's biological age, as opposed to their actual age, by scanning an image of their face. "Our study now has shown for the first time that we can really use AI to turn a selfie into a real biomarker source of ageing," said Dr Hugo Aerts, corresponding author of the paper. Researchers found that the biological age of patients with cancer was, on average, five years higher than their chronological age. They also found that older FaceAge AI readings were associated with worse survival outcomes, especially in people over 85 years of age.  More studies assessing FaceAge are underway, including whether it could be used for other conditions or diseases and what impact things like cosmetic surgery or Botox have on the tool’s accuracy. "We have demonstrated that AI can turn a simple face photo into an objective measure of biological age that clinicians can use to personalise care for patients, like having another vital sign data point. It was another piece of the puzzle, like vital signs, lab results or medical imaging. We want to be clear that we view AI tools like FaceAge as assistance, [to] provide decision support and not replacements for clinician judgment," Dr Ray Mak, co-senior author of the paper, said. 

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In another news, President Donald Trump's latest nominee for <span>US surgeon general</span>, Dr Casey Means, is better known to some as a rising wellness influencer. Over the past year, she has shared her health philosophy with many on various podcast channels, which are popular for wellness content, most of them being right-wing podcast, as <span>US News</span> describes it. These podcasts have discussed everything from organic diets, chronic diseases, their prevention, and of course, vaccine skepticism, and spirituality. 

She may use the surgeon general's platform to promote the lifestyle-based approaches that she has been talking about, which may challenge the conventional views on pharmaceuticals, vaccines, and modern medicines. 

Now 37, Dr Means left her residency program to focus on what she calls the "root causes" of disease. She believes that chronic illnesses such as obesity, infertility, cancer, and Alzheimer's are not being properly addressed by traditional medicines. 

As per her, a combination of environmental toxins, processed food, and tech overuse is damaging the body's metabolic system, which remains the core of most chronic health problems. 

Speaking to Joe Rogan in October, she said: “It’s all caused by metabolic dysfunction, a term that I never learned in medical school.” Her philosophy closely mirrors that of Health Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr., who has called for deep investigations into environmental factors behind conditions like autism.

Dr. Means has voiced concern over the widespread use of certain drugs. On “The Tucker Carlson Show,” she criticized the overprescription of birth control pills, calling it a “disrespect of things that create life.” She also raised alarms over the use of popular weight-loss drugs like Ozempic, calling them “very dark” and suggesting they promote the false idea of a “magic pill” for health.

Much of Dr. Means’ health advice centers on diet. She advocates for organic, non-GMO foods and warns against refined sugars, pesticides, and ultra-processed meals. On Jay Shetty’s podcast, she even suggested an executive order to eliminate added sugars from school lunches.

Her concerns extend to seed oils—like canola and soybean—which she groups with harmful food additives. Although mainstream nutrition experts say such oils can be beneficial in moderation, Means believes they contribute to declining public health.

While Dr. Means often prefaces her vaccine comments by noting it's not her area of expertise, she has publicly questioned parts of the U.S. childhood vaccination schedule. On Kristin Cavallari’s podcast, she pointed to the hepatitis B vaccine for newborns as her “gateway” to questioning broader vaccine policies.

She also criticized COVID-19 vaccine mandates, saying they caused significant societal harm and sparked public distrust in health institutions. “Maybe we shouldn’t be blindly trusting the experts,” she said.

Dr. Means blends science with spirituality in her view of wellness. She’s described current public health trends as “extinction-level” and frequently says “Rome is burning” to describe the urgency. For her, healing requires not just lifestyle changes but also a deep spiritual reconnection with the body, Earth, and the divine.

“Do we want to connect with God and respect these temples we’ve been given?” she asked Rogan. “That’s the choice we have right now.”

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In another news, President Donald Trump's latest nominee for US surgeon general, Dr Casey Means, is better known to some as a rising wellness influencer. Over the past year, she has shared her health philosophy with many on various podcast channels, which are popular for wellness content, most of them being right-wing podcast, as US News describes it. These podcasts have discussed everything from organic diets, chronic diseases, their prevention, and of course, vaccine skepticism, and spirituality. She may use the surgeon general's platform to promote the lifestyle-based approaches that she has been talking about, which may challenge the conventional views on pharmaceuticals, vaccines, and modern medicines. Focusing On Root CauseNow 37, Dr Means left her residency program to focus on what she calls the "root causes" of disease. She believes that chronic illnesses such as obesity, infertility, cancer, and Alzheimer's are not being properly addressed by traditional medicines. As per her, a combination of environmental toxins, processed food, and tech overuse is damaging the body's metabolic system, which remains the core of most chronic health problems. Speaking to Joe Rogan in October, she said: “It’s all caused by metabolic dysfunction, a term that I never learned in medical school.” Her philosophy closely mirrors that of Health Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr., who has called for deep investigations into environmental factors behind conditions like autism.Dr. Means has voiced concern over the widespread use of certain drugs. On “The Tucker Carlson Show,” she criticized the overprescription of birth control pills, calling it a “disrespect of things that create life.” She also raised alarms over the use of popular weight-loss drugs like Ozempic, calling them “very dark” and suggesting they promote the false idea of a “magic pill” for health.Rejection Of Processed FoodMuch of Dr. Means’ health advice centers on diet. She advocates for organic, non-GMO foods and warns against refined sugars, pesticides, and ultra-processed meals. On Jay Shetty’s podcast, she even suggested an executive order to eliminate added sugars from school lunches.Her concerns extend to seed oils—like canola and soybean—which she groups with harmful food additives. Although mainstream nutrition experts say such oils can be beneficial in moderation, Means believes they contribute to declining public health.While Dr. Means often prefaces her vaccine comments by noting it's not her area of expertise, she has publicly questioned parts of the U.S. childhood vaccination schedule. On Kristin Cavallari’s podcast, she pointed to the hepatitis B vaccine for newborns as her “gateway” to questioning broader vaccine policies.She also criticized COVID-19 vaccine mandates, saying they caused significant societal harm and sparked public distrust in health institutions. “Maybe we shouldn’t be blindly trusting the experts,” she said.Dr. Means blends science with spirituality in her view of wellness. She’s described current public health trends as “extinction-level” and frequently says “Rome is burning” to describe the urgency. For her, healing requires not just lifestyle changes but also a deep spiritual reconnection with the body, Earth, and the divine.“Do we want to connect with God and respect these temples we’ve been given?” she asked Rogan. “That’s the choice we have right now.”

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