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Quick Answer: Why is high cholesterol more common in communities of color? High cholesterol often develops without symptoms, but it is rising in communities of color due to a mix of cultural food traditions,...
Why was the March 18 ACIP meeting canceled and what does it mean for vaccine access? The March 18 ACIP...
Measles Outbreaks Surge: Essential Facts and Prevention Strategies Measles outbreaks pose a growing threat...
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Quick Answer: Why is high cholesterol more common in communities of color? High cholesterol often develops without symptoms, but it is rising in communities of color due to a mix of cultural food traditions, chronic stress, and widespread health misinformation. Limited access to healthy foods and gaps...
A one-day awareness campaign observed each March is drawing renewed attention to a persistent and growing public health challenge in the United States: millions of Americans are living with diabetes or at risk of developing it, many without knowing. American Diabetes Association leads American Diabetes...
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March is recognized as Self-Harm Awareness Month, a time when public health officials and advocacy groups are calling renewed attention to a behavior that often remains hidden but carries serious consequences...
Why was the March 18 ACIP meeting canceled and what does it mean for vaccine access? The March 18 ACIP meeting was canceled after a federal judge ruled that recent changes to the committee violated federal...
Measles Outbreaks Surge: Essential Facts and Prevention Strategies Measles outbreaks pose a growing threat worldwide, making measles outbreak prevention crucial for protecting public health. This highly...
National LGBT Health Awareness Week is drawing renewed attention to persistent health disparities affecting LGBTQ communities, particularly among people of color, where overlapping forms of discrimination...
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Stay Informed. Stay Empowered. Sign up for FYH.News’ free weekly health update. South Carolina health officials are reporting a continued rise in measles cases as the state confronts its largest outbreak...
As respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) season approaches, pediatric providers and health equity advocates are facing a familiar dilemma: how to ensure that all infants-regardless of background or insurance...
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As the United States moves deeper into the 2025–26 respiratory virus season, public health officials are raising concern about persistently low rates of COVID-19 booster and influenza vaccination uptake...
Youth Vaping, Social Media, and Respiratory Health in Minority Teens Youth vaping among minority teens is becoming a serious health concern. On social media, vaping often looks fun and harmless, but the...
