Preventable Cancer Risk: Global Insights and Action
WHO study shows up to 37% of global cancer cases could be prevented through lifestyle changes, vaccinations, and cross-sector action.
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HHS Rehires Employees After Reduction Efforts
HHS begins rehiring employees, including CDC staff, signaling a partial reversal of workforce cuts amid leadership changes.
CDC Shutdown Layoffs Echo Squid Games, Raising Public Health Concerns
A CDC scientist likens shutdown layoffs to Squid Games, highlighting staff losses and risks to disease surveillance and public health.
Chaos Looms Over Children's Vaccines: Denmark's Schedule Triggers U.S. Debate
Axios warns that Denmark's streamlined vaccine schedule could undermine U.S. protections and manufacturers' legal shields.
Understanding the Nipah Virus Threat: Symptoms, Progression, and Prevention
Overview of the Nipah virus outbreak, its symptoms, rapid progression, and prevention in healthcare settings.
Global Spread of the 'Super Flu' Across Europe and the US
The 'super flu' subclade K is rapidly spreading in Europe and the US, with partial vaccine protection and rising hospitalizations.
CDC Panel Delays Hepatitis B Vaccine Vote Amid Controversy
CDC vaccine advisory panel postpones hepatitis B birth dose vote amid debate and public health concerns.
RFK Jr.'s Bold Vaccine Shift
Under RFK Jr.'s influence, the U.S. weighs fewer mandatory vaccines and personalized, physician-guided decisions over a standard schedule.
Measles Returns to Napa County After 14 Years: Vaccination Urged Amid Bay Area Outbreaks
Napa County reports its first measles case since 2012, urging vaccination as Bay Area cases rise.
Rising Premature Deaths in Ages 18-64: An Urgent Public Health Crisis
Studies show a surge in deaths for adults 18-64 driven by opioids, obesity, and economic stress, highlighting health inequities and policy needs.
Measles Outbreak Intensifies in South Carolina: Quarantines and Vaccination Efforts
South Carolina battles a growing measles outbreak with quarantines, school exposures, and mobile vaccination efforts.
Vaccines and Chronic Disease Prevention: Reducing Cancer, Heart Risk, and Dementia
Explores how vaccines reduce chronic disease risks, cancer, heart events, and cognitive decline, shaping public health strategies.
Alarming U.S. Measles Surge: Outbreaks Rise Amid Vaccination Gaps
Measles outbreaks surge across the United States amid vaccination gaps, with over 1,500 cases and 44 outbreaks reported by October 2025.
Florida's Controversial Ban on Vaccine Mandates: Ethics, Impact, and What It Means for Public Health
A heated debate has ensued in Florida over the ban on vaccine mandates, with concerns about personal freedom and public health at the forefront.
Measles Exposure at Upstate Walmart Sparks Alarm in South Carolina
South Carolina warns of measles exposure at an Upstate Walmart amid rising outbreak and vaccination gaps.
Measles Surge in South Carolina Threatens U.S. Elimination Status
Measles outbreak in South Carolina threatens U.S. elimination status, underscoring vaccination gaps and public health concerns.
Massachusetts Faces Unprecedented Flu Surge: Vaccination Urgency
Massachusetts battles a sharp flu surge as vaccination rates lag and hospital visits rise.
Minnesota faces public health threat as West Nile virus peak season approaches
The Minnesota Department of Health has issued a warning as the peak season for the West Nile virus approaches. Take necessary precautions to stay safe.
South Carolina Measles Outbreak Surges: 434 Cases Prompt Urgent Vaccination
South Carolina's measles outbreak climbs to 434 cases as officials urge urgent vaccination amid rising nationwide cases.
The Impact of Trump's Stance on Vaccines and Public Health
Learn about the concerns raised by healthcare professionals and experts over Donald Trump's views on vaccines and medication.
