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Without Offering Proof, Kennedy Links Measles Outbreak to Poor Diet and Health In a recent interview, the health secretary also suggested that the measles vaccine had harmed children in West Texas, center of an outbreak.
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Brazil reports its first clade 1b mpox case According to media reports, the patient is a 29 year-old woman from Sao Paulo, whose relative had recently returned from travel to the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Currently the DRC is in the middle of a large mpox outbreak, with thousands of ...
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Congo faces setback in mpox response after Rwanda-backed rebels advance in the east But as the M23 rebel group moved into the region's largest city of Goma on Jan. 26, in a major escalation of their yearslong fight against government forces, the conflict has hindered efforts to contain the virus and treat patients.
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Sleep debt, night work tied to higher risk of some common infections in nurses A new study involving Norwegian nurses links sleep debt and night work to an increased risk of the common cold, with sleep debt also linked to vulnerability to pneumonia/bronchitis, sinusitis, and gastrointestinal infection.
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Maryland measles patient may have exposed others, health officials warn Maryland health officials yesterday warned that a Maryland resident with a confirmed case of measles may have exposed people to the highly contagious virus at Washington Dulles International Airport and a local healthcare facility.
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WHO shares more details about Uganda's second Ebola Sudan cluster In an update on March 8 the World Health Organization (WHO) shared new details about a second cluster of cases—three confirmed and two probable—in Uganda's Ebola Sudan outbreak, which have raised concerns about undetected transmission and have led to ...
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Many US parents feel uninformed about avian flu risks, survey finds Less than half of US parents think they have accurate information about H5N1 avian flu, most don't know whether there has been a human case in their state, 2 in 5 want the government to take more action to prevent outbreaks, and 1 in 3 have taken steps ...
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Would You Even Know If You Have Measles? March 10, 2025 — That cough or runny nose might just be a cold – but what if it's measles? A growing number of Americans may find themselves asking this question. Twelve U.S. states have had measles outbreaks this year, including Texas, where a child ...
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Avian flu detected in Belgian cats as outbreaks continue on US poultry, dairy farms Belgian authorities last week reported the country's first H5 avian flu detections in domestic cats, which lived on a poultry farm, and in the United States, more detections were confirmed in poultry and dairy cattle over the past few days.
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These are the most common measles complications as outbreaks grow in the US Measles is a highly contagious viral illness that can cause high fever, respiratory symptoms and a rash, as well as severe complications and death. Complications from measles infections have dropped dramatically since the vaccine was introduced in the ...
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H5N1 Avian Flu Crisis: The Growing Threat to US Food Supply and Public Health The US could be on the precipice of enduring another pandemic. It is not one from Southeast Asia, but one largely grown and in some respects nurtured in North America, as evidenced by the rising number of avian influenza (flu) (H5N1) cases and the ...
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Giving blood linked to lower risk of pre-cancer gene People who give blood regularly are more likely to have genetic changes in their blood that could cut the risk of cancer developing, a study suggests. The researchers, from the Francis Crick Institute, say the findings are "fascinating" and could help ...
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State expected to provide update on measles outbreak as cases near 200 in Texas An update from the state on measles cases is expected on Tuesday morning. measles-rash-cdc.png A handout photo from the CDC shows a measles rash on a child's face. U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Just under 200 cases have been reported ...
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Maryland health officials track contacts after resident diagnosed with rare measles case DULLES, Va. (7News) — A Howard County, Maryland, resident has a confirmed case of measles, and now the Maryland Department of Health is working to trace their contact with others. This measles case is not believed to be associated with an outbreak in ...
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Bad sleep harms old-age memory by disrupting the brain's 'waste removal system,' study shows A recent study led by Professor Tatia M.C. Lee, Chair Professor of Psychological Science and Clinical Psychology and May Professor in Neuropsychology at HKU, offers valuable insight into how sleep quality impacts brain functioning.
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FLIpping the switch: DNA regulator activates blood stem cells for improved transplantation success A single molecular switch is essential for blood stem cells to enter an activated, regenerative state in which they produce new blood cells, according to a preclinical study led by Weill Cornell Medicine investigators. The discovery could lead to more ...
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2nd US measles death, rising cases spark call for vaccination Two doses of MMR vaccine are about 97% effective at preventing measles. With dozens hospitalized in multiple states, the AMA's president urges vaccination. By. Jennifer Lubell , Contributing News Writer. Mar 11, 2025 | 4 Min Read.
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Why women must prioritize their health: The hidden cost of self-sacrifice Essential nutrients, regular check-ups, and self-care can prevent disorders like PCOS, diabetes, and cardiovascular diseases. Balanced diets, physical activity, managing stress, and preventive healthcare are vital for maintaining ...
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Nourish and Thrive with the Benefits of Pompeian Olive Oil: A Nutrition Month Must-Have for Healthy Living Packed with heart-healthy monounsaturated fats and antioxidants, EVOO is so much more than a pantry staple. It can help promote overall health and wellness, in the kitchen and beyond. "EVOO is ...
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UPDATED: VDH warns of potential measles exposure in Northern Virginia Measles is a highly contagious illness that can spread easily through the air when an infected person breathes, coughs, or sneezes, according to the VDH. Measles symptoms usually appear in two stages. In the ...
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Hamilton child contracts measles, residents advised to check for symptoms and ensure shots up to date A child from Hamiton has contracted the measles while travelling, says the city's health unit, who is advising the public to keep an eye out for symptoms of the virus and make sure they're fully vaccinated. In a news release issued on Sunday, ...
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Vitamin A is not a substitute for the measles vaccine, Houston health experts say Vitamin A, also known as retinol, supports the body's natural defense system against illnesses and infection from diseases like measles. But it does not prevent people from getting sick in the first place, said UT Health infectious disease epidemiologist ...
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RFK says most vaccine advisers have conflicts of interest. A report shows they don't Education Secretary nominee Linda McMahon (L), and U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., (C) appear during a Cabinet meeting at the White House on February 26, 2025 in Washington, DC.
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Hamilton child with measles was at a local Costco and 3 other locations last week, city says Hamilton Public Health Services (HPHS) has issued a warning about exposures to a travel-related confirmed case of measles in a Hamilton child. In a news release Sunday, HPHS said exposure to the measles virus may have occurred at the following ...
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Switching from butter to plant-based oils linked to lower mortality risk New research reveals that higher butter consumption is associated with increased cancer and total mortality, while plant-based oils like olive, soybean, and canola reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease and cancer-related deaths.
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Hantavirus: What it is, how it spreads, how often it's fatal Betsy Arakawa, wife of actor Gene Hackman, died of hantavirus pulmonary syndrome at their New Mexico home. Mike Crawley · CBC News · Posted: Mar 10, 2025 1:41 PM PDT | Last Updated: in 21 hours. A person holds a deer mouse with their right hand wrapped ...
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North Texas hospitals, health officials prepare for measles cases ahead of spring break They said state law may require children who are unvaccinated or under-vaccinated with the MMR vaccine to stay home for 21 days, the typical length of the incubation period. Letters were also sent to daycare ...
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Quebec measles outbreak linked to declining vaccination rates "The unifying theme for all of these places as to why measles is causing outbreaks or is out of control is very simple: low vaccination rates," said Dr. Donald Vinh, an infectious disease specialist at the McGill University Health Centre (MUHC).
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Is Whooping Cough the "Canary in a Coal Mine" for Other Infectious Disease Outbreaks? With the resurgence of measles and pertussis (whooping cough) in the US, experts are raising concerns about waning immunity and declining vaccination rates. Measles outbreaks in Texas and Kansas have reignited fears about preventable diseases making a ...
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Public health warning about measles case at Bell Centre on March 3 The Bell Centre hosted a KISS-themed hockey game that day between the Montreal Canadiens and the Buffalo Sabres. A Quebec-based tribute band performed songs celebrating the legendary rock band during both intermissions that night.
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Colon cancer prevention starts with you Dr. Alka Hudson is a gastroenterologist with Lawrence GI Consultants. She shared that while we hear more about breast and lung cancer, colorectal cancer is the third leading cause of cancer death in men and the second in women in the United States.
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Itching, scratching, and paw chewing can signal the return of spring allergy season for dogs In fact, it is among the most prevalent conditions in dogs this time of year. The scratching, paw licking, chewing, skin rashes and chronic ear infections are all signals that the itchy season has returned.
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To booze or not to booze, that is the question (this new survey just asked) A new Pew survey out last Friday examines how people feel about their own alcohol use and drinking habits. The survey, conducted between Feb. 24 and March 2 of this year, focused on adults in the U.S. aged 21 and older. One major finding is that people ...
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New AI Tool Predicting Brain Decline In Advance May Revolutionise Dementia Treatment The researchers used AI to detect the subtle changes in brain wave activity. A new, game-changing artificial intelligence (AI) tool capable of predicting brain decline in patients, years ...
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Limiting screen time protects children's mental health Date: March 10, 2025; Source: University of Jyväskylä - Jyväskylän yliopisto; Summary: A recent study suggests that limiting screen time and promoting physical activity from childhood may help safeguard mental health in adolescence.
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Study: Tuberculosis relies on protective genes during airborne transmission Now MIT researchers and their collaborators have discovered a family of genes that becomes essential for survival specifically when the pathogen is exposed to the air, likely protecting the bacterium during its flight. Many of these genes ...
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Weight-Adjusted Waist Index: A Relevant Predictor for Sleep Apnea Risk There is a dose-response relationship between weight-adjusted waist index and sleep apnea symptoms, according to study results published in Sleep Science and Practice. One of the major modifiable risk factors for sleep apnea is obesity.
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Worldwide study finds high rates of depression and anxiety in people with chronic pain A novel analysis of more than 375 published studies concluded that the association between chronic pain and rates of depression and anxiety is staggering. The study, led by investigators at Johns Hopkins Medicine found that 40% of adults with chronic ...
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Vitamin A won't have 'any impact' on US measles outbreak: Doctor Measles outbreak has killed 2 people, sickened hundreds · Experts say RFK Jr.'s advice is misguided, distracting from vaccines · The contagious virus was technically eradicated in US in 2000.
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TB vaccine candidate provides 'elite' protection Date: March 5, 2025; Source: Texas Biomedical Research Institute; Summary: A live-attenuated tuberculosis (TB) vaccine candidate in development elicits a much more balanced and effective immune response compared to the existing vaccine used across much ...
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Doctors share advice as colorectal cancer cases rise among young adults Colon cancer is now the ...
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Seasonal Flu Activity Remains High Nationally The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has classified the 2024-2025 influenza (flu) season as high severity for people of all age groups (children, adults, and older adults) for the first time in seven years. The CDC rates flu severity as ...
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Measles case reported at Montreal Canadiens game Public health authorities are warning people who went to the Bell Centre for a Canadiens game on March 3 that they may have been exposed to someone with measles. The warning applies to people who were at the Canadiens-Sabres game between 5:30 p.m. and ...
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Study investigates genetic mutations linked to occupational exposures Occupational and environmental exposures can put specific groups of people at higher risk of cancer, including firefighters. A new study by investigators at Mass General Brigham examines a cancer rarely studied in firefighters: gliomas-a type of tumor ...
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UNM Scientist Devises New Way to Identify Microplastics in Brain Tissue From Dementia Patients "I'm seeing these things in the microscope that I can't figure out what they are," recalled Bearer, Distinguished Professor in the UNM Department of Pathology and director of the neuropathology core for the UNM Alzheimer's Disease Research Center (ADRC). " ...
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Childhood Physical Activity, Screen Time Linked to Teens' Stress, Depressive Symptoms HealthDay News — Physical activity and screen time in childhood impact perceived stress and depressive symptoms in adolescence, according to a study published online Feb. 14 in JAMA Network Open. Eero A. Haapala, Ph.D., from University of Jyväskylä in ...
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Hormone Therapy Use in Older Women Linked to Tau Accumulation, Leads to Greater Risk of Alzheimer Disease The study, led by Gillian T. Coughlan, PhD, at Mass General Brigham's Department of Neurology, compared and analyzed the brain scans of 146 women—73 had taken HT an average of 14 years earlier and 73 had not.
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Experts warn Americans 'should bank on' having more pandemics in the future From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or producing our latest documentary, 'The A Word', ...
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How Much Progress Have We Really Made Around Men's Mental Health? This essay is part of our Men's Health at 30 collection, an exploration of how the wellness landscape has transformed for British men since 1995 – and where there's work yet to be done. Here, Men's Health contributor Ian Taylor explains why progress ...
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National Institutes of Health to cancel grants designed to study vaccine hesitancy: report Reported rollback comes as Trump administration faces scrutiny for its handling of a measles outbreak among the unvaccinated. Josh Marcus. in San Francisco. Monday 10 March 2025 23:56 GMT. 0Comments ...
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