public health
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healthModerna's Spirit of Innovation Diminished by Regulatory Uncertainty
A former Moderna executive laments the shift from rapid vaccine development to a climate of regulatory unpredictability and its impact on future health innovations.
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healthEurope Faces Rising Antibiotic Resistance in Foodborne Illnesses
European agencies warn of growing antimicrobial resistance in common foodborne bacteria like Salmonella and Campylobacter, impacting treatment options and public health.
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healthScientists Engineer Mosquitoes to Combat Dengue Outbreaks
A groundbreaking trial in Singapore demonstrates the potential of Wolbachia-infected male mosquitoes to significantly reduce dengue transmission and mosquito populations.
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healthMeasles Exposure at Utah High School as State Cases Surpass 300
Highland High School students potentially exposed to measles for over a week. Utah reports 300 cases in the latest outbreak, highlighting vaccination importance.
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healthNJ Investigates Mass Goose Deaths Amid Avian Flu Concerns
Gloucester County, New Jersey, is investigating the deaths of dozens of geese, potentially due to avian flu. Parks are closed as officials test samples and monitor the situation.
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healthSaskatoon Supervised Consumption Site Sees Overdose Cases Triple in 2025
Saskatoon's sole supervised consumption site reports a threefold increase in overdose interventions in 2025, highlighting the escalating toxic drug crisis and the vital role of harm reduction services.
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healthUnscheduled Care Flags High-Risk Liver Disease Patients
New study reveals unscheduled medical visits can identify individuals at significant risk of advanced liver disease, offering crucial intervention opportunities.
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healthWHO Unveils Global Handbook to Combat Surging STIs
The World Health Organization releases a unified operational guide to strengthen global sexually transmitted infection prevention amidst rising infection rates and fragmented health systems.