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healthHantavirus Outbreak on Cruise Ship: WHO Says Risk Low, Investigation Ongoing
WHO confirms five hantavirus cases, three deaths on the MV Hondius. The Andes virus is identified; risk to the public remains low.
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healthPrincess Cruises Norovirus Outbreak Sickens Over 110
Over 110 passengers and crew on a Caribbean Princess cruise fell ill with norovirus. The ship departs from Florida.
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healthMosquito Experts Reveal 5 Steps to Avoid Being Bitten
Top entomologists share science-backed strategies to prevent mosquito bites without expensive systems.
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healthRising Rejection of Routine Vitamin K Shot Linked to Infant Deaths
More parents are declining the vitamin K shot for newborns, leading to a rise in preventable deaths from bleeding disorders.
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healthRFK Jr. Appeals Ruling to Keep Anti-Vaccine Panel in Place
Health Secretary appeals court decision dismantling his vaccine advisory committee amid internal drama and resignation.
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healthFlesh-Eating Bacteria Surge: Climate Change Fuels Deadly Outbreak
Deadly flesh-eating bacteria are on the rise due to climate change. Learn about the increasing risks and CDC prevention advice for Vibrio infections.
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healthRectal Cancer Deaths Surge in Young Adults: Study Reveals Alarming Trend
A new study shows rectal cancer deaths rising two to three times faster than colon cancer in Americans aged 20-44, urging a reevaluation of current treatment and screening.
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healthUS Court Halts CDC Vaccine Panel Appointments Over Legal Concerns
A US court has blocked appointments to the CDC's vaccine advisory panel, citing conflicts with federal law and questioning member qualifications. The ruling impacts vaccine schedules and recommendations.