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The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) is the health watchdog responsible for protecting the nation from infectious diseases and other health threats. They monitor outbreaks, provide guidance to the public and collaborate with local health authorities and schools, as seen in the Newcastle Hepatitis A cases, to contain spread and offer advice.
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