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CHICAGO — The Rev. Jesse Louis Jackson Sr., a towering figure in the American civil rights movement whose lifelong advocacy reshaped the nation’s political and moral landscape, died on February […]
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WASHINGTON — Across the United States, public health agencies are increasingly relying on wastewater testing as a broad surveillance tool to track not just one disease but multiple viruses and
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In January 2026, the American Academy of Pediatrics released its updated childhood and adolescent immunization schedule, positioning its guidance sharply against recent federal changes to recommended vaccines. The AAP’s 2026
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WASHINGTON — In a major announcement today, President Donald J. Trump introduced a new initiative called the “Great Healthcare Plan,” aimed at lowering medical costs for all Americans. The plan
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Childhood vaccines are one of those public health wins that work so well, we’ve almost forgotten what life was like before them. Well, allow me to remind you. Picture it.
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The federal government has unveiled a significant pivot in national nutrition policy, marking a departure from decades of dietary advice by prioritizing red meat and full-fat dairy products. The Trump
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