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Monkey pox is real, and though not quite as worrying as Simian Flu, it is still a serious concern. Stay safe if you're headed to Nigeria any time soon. Freebie Link

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Let's see your Plague Inc. jack-o-lanterns! Neurie was too little to carry a pumpkin home, so he had to join in the fun with a satsuma.

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Talking about vampires at Halloween is cool and all but have you ever actually thought about what the world would be like if they were real? Unveiled has, and it leads to some interesting places... Freebie Link

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Monday's vampire was- Spike, from Buffy! Your turn use Plague Inc.'s Shadow Plague to evolve your own famous bloodsucker. Can you make Count Von Count? How about Nosferatu? Post your creations and tag us, or use ! Android iPhone Freebie Link

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In 2015, a man in the US may have contracted a variant of CJD, also known as Mad Cow Disease, after eating infected squirrel brains. So, your medical advice for today is don't eat squirrel brains. Freebie Link

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Yesterday's vampire was... Edward from Twilight! This next one's tougher - he started in the UK but travelled to America, is Photosensitive, has Hyperdontia and a tendency to Blood Rage, but a combo of Steroidal Boost and Pheromone Secretion make him an attractive chap.

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Making famous vampires in Shadow Plague! Friday's vampire was... Count Dracula! New challenge- his lair is in the USA, he has Pallor and Pheromone Secretion, you could say he's "impossibly strong", and Night Wraith means he adapts to the modern world.

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Looking to enjoy Plague Inc Evolved from the comfort of your sofa? It's on sale in the EU PlayStation store! Unleashing zombies, vampires and biological weapons on all humanity is the perfect pre-Halloween past-time. Freebie Link

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A fun way to play Shadow Plague Recreate famous vampires of fiction. This one started in Central Europe with Blood Thirst, Therianthropy, Hyperdontia, Pallor, and has a Steroidal Boost to appear more healthy than a conventional human. Can you guess who it is?

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Why did we make Shadow Plague? Why have a vampire plague in a game all about realistically modelling the spread of disease? Vampire myths are far more linked to understanding of disease than you might realise! Freebie Link

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Although they usually feed on birds, vampire bats have been spotted feeding on humans in the past. Scientists are more concerned about them spreading rabies than Nox Eternis, though. Freebie Link

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It's 2 weeks 'til Halloween, so why wouldn't you want to play Shadow Plague? It's a creeptastic epic tale of humanity versus the all-consuming darkness of vampirism! Can you become a true drain on humanity's neck- I mean, resources?

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Today is Global Hand-washing Day! Wash those troubles (and bacteria, viruses and other pathogens) away with warm soapy water, and do your part to stop the spread of disease. Freebie Link

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Today's News From The Future Need to charge your phone? Go for a walk! Harnessing kinetic energy and turning it into electrical power could be the way forward, but we don't recommend playing Plague Inc. and walking at the same time. Freebie Link

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Seeking some sickly scintillating supplementary scenarios this Saturday? Say no more! Step over to Steam page and see selection of the most sought-after schemes! Freebie Link

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CRISPR gene editing technology has been used to successfully remove a hereditary disease from mice embryos. Although this discovery happened on a small scale, it could mean big things! Freebie Link

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Organisms that have been part of the human gut biome for millions of years are becoming endangered, so scientists are proposing a repository of gut microbes- basically, the Fort Knox of poop bacteria. Freebie Link

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Did you know that the mummified body of Tutankhamun revealed the oldest known genetic proof of malaria? DNA testing revealed other family secrets that history has kept "under wraps". Freebie Link

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After dealing with hurricane Florence, many counties in North Carolina now face a swarm of super-sized mosquitoes that spread disease among livestock. Freebie Link

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Here's some good news for you - thanks to vaccination, screening and research, Australia may become the first country in the world to eliminate cervical cancer! Here's hoping they lead a worldwide trend. Freebie Link

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Fancy a horrifying long-read with lunch? Check out the nightmarish account of the Nematomorph, a mind-controlling parasite that convinces it's host to drown so it can spread. Freebie Link

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Check out blog post for pictures from Prince Edward's royal visit to office. The Royal Entourage even got to enjoy a taster of new Science Denial Scenario! Freebie Link

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Not that we encourage that sort of thing, but if there was going to be a Toadette/Bowsette style pathogen, who do you think would take the crown?

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Researchers have found a way to trick drug resistant bacteria into eating gallium, a compound which destroys them from the inside. It's like tricking dogs into taking tablets by wrapping them in ham, except microscopic and 100% less cute. Freebie Link

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Congrats to James P Allison and Tasuku Honjo for winning the Nobel Prize for medicine! Their research shows it is possible to harness the body's immune system to destroy tumours, leading to a new form of cancer treatment. Freebie Link

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Ndemic Creations was recently honoured to welcome a Royal visitor to office - Prince Edward, the Duke of Kent. His Royal Highness presented us with The Queens Award for Enterprise, the UKs most prestigious business award. Freebie Link

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Hepatitis E, previously only observed in rats, has spread to a human for the first time. The unlucky citizen of Hong Kong has been treated with anti-viral medication and is now "completely normal", but no one knows exactly how he became infected. Freebie Link

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Are you on Android? Have you played the new Mutation 16 scenarios yet? If not, why not?! They're ready and waiting for you!

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Android users rejoice - Mutation 16 is live! Neurie's super excited to try the Ultimate Board Games Scenario, and now you can too!

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We've just had a royal visitor at the Ndemic office - The Duke of Kent! We're honoured to have received the

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The brain and the stomach share a special bond (usually arguing over whether you really need that fifth donut), but a newly discovered neuron circuit proves the link between brain and gut has a much bigger impact on your overall health. Freebie Link

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Have you faced down Science Denial yet? Mutation 16 is live on iPhone and PC, and is coming soon to PlayStation, Xbox and Android!

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Scientists in Japan are developing a way to make babies without sperm, eggs, or storks. You know what they say, blood cells are thicker than water (especially when they've been developed into germ cells). Freebie Link

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As your body ages, cells (especially in your brain) can turn " zombie", and it seems more cells could turn zombie than previously realised. The more we study them, the better chances of survival are. You know, just like with real zombies. Freebie Link

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On this day in 1869 Mary Mallon, AKA Typhoid Mary was born. She was believed to have infected 51 people and started an outbreak of typhoid in New York City. Here's ten things you probably didn't know about her. Freebie Link

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This mbira, or thumb piano, has been modified to detect fake medicine. According to the @WHO, 10% of all medical products in developing countries are substandard or faked, so making an affordable way to detect the fakes is vital to saving lives. Freebie Link

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A little-known paper on chicken butts completely revolutionised immunology. Dr Bruce Glick's discovery ruffled a few feathers in the field of biology, but it was the key to understanding how white blood cells behave. Freebie Link

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Is Apple getting closer to a real life "iCure" device? There's a lot of speculation about what an Apple Watch with a heart monitor could mean, so let's look at the facts about its FDA approval. Freebie Link

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On this day in 1913, Elizabeth Stern was born! This amazing woman was a pioneer of cancer research and was one of the first pathologists to follow the progression of a cell from normality to cancerous. Read more about the importance of her work here! Freebie Link

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Zap! Zap! There's more electrical activity going on inside your guts than you realize, as this shocking new discovery reveals. Freebie Link

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Researchers have made artificial proteins that behave just like the real thing! This could mean a whole new way of treating certain diseases and injuries - plus they look really pretty on video. Freebie Link

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Today in News from the Future A melanoma vaccine has passed testing with a 100% survival rate and could soon be used in human treatment. Freebie Link

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The "right trousers" are not only a snazzy piece of wearable tech that were inspired by fellow bristolians Aardman Animations but could also be a blessing for people with muscle and mobility issues. Freebie Link

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It turns out an important factor in your body's processing of toxins is the circadian rhythm of your organs. So, next time you say "it's five o'clock somewhere", you better hope that somewhere is your liver. Freebie Link

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Pneumonia is responsible for 16% of infant deaths worldwide and a big factor is the cost of equipment required to treat it. Dr Mohammod Chisti may have found a resourceful, effective solution - using shampoo bottles! Freebie Link

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Today is the 225th anniversary of the first quarantine ever placed on a US city. The yellow fever outbreak in Philadelphia was spread by mosquitoes and only ended when a cold snap vastly reduced the insect population. Freebie Link

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Airport security might stop clunky footwear and bottles of water from sneaking onto a plane, but they don't stop germs. Next time you travel, be sure to take some hand sanitizer (just not over 100mls of it). Freebie Link

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Neurie can't wait to play the Ultimate Board Game scenario on PlayStation and Xbox! That's right, five new official scenarios are making their way to console... as soon as we can get the controller back for some play testing.

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Staphylococcus is a common bacteria - it's all over your skin right now and unless you get an open wound, it's not likely to do you any harm! However, when a strain of it became antibiotic resistant, it resulted in massive problems for hospitals all over the world. You might know this strain better as MRSA, the so-called 'superbug". This great read explains how it came to be, and what hospitals are doing about it. Freebie Link

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CRISPR gene editing is still a new and controversial science to some, but this latest breakthrough will achieve something we can all approve of - saving the lives of doggos! Freebie Link

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