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Tag: public health

Zika Virus Cases Rise To 6 In Pune; Check Symptoms, Causes And Prevention

Health officials in Pune have reported six new cases of Zika virus. The rise in infections underscores the need for vigilance, recognizing symptoms, and taking preventive steps to curb mosquito bites and control the spread.

Research gives more reassurance that milk pasteurization kills bird flu, officials say

Recent research confirms that the milk pasteurization process effectively eliminates the bird flu virus, ensuring the safety of pasteurized milk products. This finding reassures consumers and supports the dairy industry's growth.

Two Nebraska THC shops agree to halt sales in settlement with AG Mike Hilgers

In a major legal update, two Nebraska smoke shops have stopped selling THC products following a settlement with AG Mike Hilgers, highlighting ongoing state efforts to regulate THC sales.

Appeals Court Split on Noise Limits, Supreme Court Intervention Likely

In a surprising development, conflicting appellate rulings in Colorado regarding noise limits at private concert venues have set the stage for Supreme Court intervention. This legal divide emphasizes the tension between state regulation and local autonomy, affecting community standards and economic interests.

AA meetings in the White House? Kennedy, a recovering addict, says it’s just one of changes he’d make

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a recovering heroin addict, proposes AA meetings at the White House as part of his comprehensive plan to combat addiction. His strategy includes expanding mental health services, increasing education on addiction, and leveraging technology for recovery support.

Scientists Find Further Evidence That Climate Change Could Make Fungi More Dangerous

A recent study reveals that climate change may enhance the virulence and spread of pathogenic fungi, posing greater health risks to humans and impacting agriculture and biodiversity. Proactive measures are essential to mitigate these threats.

Social media should have warning labels like those on cigarettes, top U.S. health official says

The U.S. Surgeon General recommends mandatory warning labels on social media platforms to inform users of potential mental health risks, similar to cigarette warning labels.

Can a Senate Bill to Regulate Sports Betting Ads Reach the Finish Line in this Parliament?

The Senate bill to regulate sports betting ads addresses concerns about gambling addiction and societal impacts of gambling promotions. It seeks a national framework to standardize regulations, reflecting a balance of economic interests and public welfare.

Bloomberg Markets: US Investment Surge, SG Oil Spill Cleanup, Flesh-Eating Bug in Japan

This article highlights key global events: the US capturing a third of global investments, Singapore's cleanup of a major oil spill, and Japan's health crisis with a deadly flesh-eating bacterium.

Check out these new ‘HeatRisk’ tools to stay up to date on US heatwaves

The HeatRisk tools offer real-time updates, forecasts, and safety tips on US heatwaves, helping individuals and communities stay informed and safe as temperatures rise.

California plans to enlist AI to translate healthcare information

California is integrating AI into translating public healthcare information to improve accessibility for its diverse population. This initiative aims to bridge language gaps and enhance public health outcomes by ensuring timely, accurate, and culturally sensitive translation of medical information.

Summer COVID Surge Approaches in Seattle Area as Travel Season Begins

As summer travel season begins, Seattle public health officials warn of a potential COVID-19 surge, urging precautions like mask-wearing and social distancing, especially indoors and in crowded places.