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Thailand's government has reassured the public following concerns over a possible plague outbreak in Irkutsk, Russia, stating that laboratory tests have not detected the plague-causing bacterium and that no evidence currently confirms an outbreak. Health authorities continue to monitor the situation through international disease surveillance networks.

Thailand's Department of Health has warned consumers to exercise caution when purchasing and consuming dried foods, peanuts, spices and improperly stored food products due to the potential risk of aflatoxin contamination. The heat-resistant toxin, produced by certain molds, can damage the liver and increase the risk of liver cancer following prolonged exposure.

Thailand's Ministry of Public Health is closely monitoring a measles outbreak in New York State, United States, following reports of increasing infections and a statewide emergency declaration. Meanwhile, Thailand recorded 134 confirmed and epidemiologically linked measles cases between January 1 and October 6, 2026, prompting health authorities to remind international travelers to check their MMR vaccination records before departure.

Thailand is strengthening its capabilities in precision cancer treatment through advances in Targeted Radionuclide Therapy (TRT), nuclear medicine research and radiopharmaceutical development. With contributions from leading Thai hospitals, national research institutions and international partnerships, the country is expanding its expertise in medical technologies that deliver radiation directly to targeted cancer cells.