public health
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US Measles Cases Reach 800 Amid 10 Active Outbreaks in 2025
The US reports 800 confirmed measles cases across 25 jurisdictions in 2025, with 10 active outbreaks and vaccination efforts underway.
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THC Potency in Marijuana: How It Has Evolved Over Decades
Marijuana’s THC levels have surged from under 1.5% in the 1980s to over 90% in modern products, raising health and regulatory concerns.
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Anti-Vaccine Activists Exploit Texas Measles Outbreak with False Bioweapon Claims
Anti-vaccine activists falsely claim a Texas measles outbreak is caused by a bioweapon, while selling pseudoscientific treatments for profit.
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FDA Turns to Contractors After Job Cuts Impact Safety Inspection Support
The FDA is hiring contractors to fill roles left vacant by recent job cuts, raising concerns about efficiency and public safety.
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Father of Unvaccinated Girl Who Died of Measles Sparks Controversy
The father of an unvaccinated girl who died of measles has made controversial claims, reigniting debates about vaccination policies and public health.
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U.S. Measles Cases Surge Past 700 Amid Multistate Outbreaks
Measles cases in the U.S. surpass 700, with outbreaks reported in six states. Texas leads with 541 cases, including two child fatalities. Learn about symptoms, risks, and vaccination updates.
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RFK Jr.’s Measles Vaccine Stance Amid U.S. Outbreak: Key Insights
RFK Jr. advocates for measles vaccination but opposes mandates amid a U.S. outbreak nearing 600 cases. Experts warn of undercounted cases and declining vaccination rates.
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Shingles Vaccine Linked to 20% Reduced Dementia Risk, Study Finds
A new study reveals that shingles vaccination may reduce dementia risk by 20%, offering additional benefits for older adults.
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Colorado Faces Renewed Measles Threat Amid Rising U.S. Cases
Colorado health officials urge vaccination as measles cases rise nationwide in 2025, with the first state case confirmed in Pueblo.
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Texas Measles Outbreak Grows to 422 Cases Amid Vaccination Concerns
Texas reports 422 measles cases in 2025, with outbreaks spreading to new counties. Low vaccination rates are a key concern.
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White House Abruptly Withdraws Vaccine-Skeptic Weldon’s CDC Director Nomination Amid Controversy
The White House has withdrawn the nomination of Dave Weldon for CDC director amid criticism over his past vaccine skepticism. HHS Secretary RFK Jr. reportedly said Weldon wasn’t ready.
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Armenia’s Food Safety: Analyzing Amendments to Pesticide and Agrochemical Regulations
Protecting Consumers and the Environment Through Updated Rules Armenia is modernizing its approach to food safety and environmental protection by amending Decree No. 1266, governing pesticide and agrochemical registration. These changes prioritize alignment with international standards and stricter oversight of…
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The Illusion of Growth: A Critical Examination of Armenia’s 2024-2040 Demographic Strategy
Armenia faces a critical demographic crossroads, characterized by declining fertility rates, an aging population, and persistent urban-rural disparities. The 2024-2040 Demographic Improvement Strategy aspires to address these challenges with ambitious goals, including stabilizing fertility, reducing mortality, and curbing emigration. However,…
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Genetic Surveillance: Revolutionizing Pathogen Tracking and Infectious Disease Monitoring
The global health landscape is on the brink of a transformative shift with the development of a cutting-edge method for identifying and tracking infectious disease variants in real time. This groundbreaking approach, blending genetic sequencing with advanced analytical tools, has…
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The Psychological Implications of Surveillance: How Being Watched Alters Perception
A recent psychological study conducted by the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) has revealed that being under surveillance generates an automatic and involuntary response in the brain, influencing fundamental sensory perception processes. The findings, published in the Neuroscience of Consciousness…