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FDA Fully Approves Moderna’s Spikevax for At-Risk Children Aged 6 Months to 11 Years

Clinicians now have a fully licensed COVID-19 shot for at-risk children aged six months to 11 years, with ongoing lawsuits testing the federal shift in vaccine policy.

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2023 Canadian Wildfires Drove Asthma Surges, Highlighting Need for Air Quality Standards

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Study Reveals Up to 63% of Sudden Cardiac Arrests Are Preventable

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Heat-Related Illnesses in Bavarian Children Surge with Rising Temperatures, DAK Reports

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France Faces Surge in Meningitis Cases, Health Authorities Urge Vaccination

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WHO to Resume Polio Vaccination Campaign in Gaza Following Virus Detection

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Experts Warn of Growing Bird Flu Threat as U.S. Human Cases Reach 61

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Canadian Wildfire Smoke Linked to Surge in U.S. Heart and Lung Medical Visits

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Climate Change Intensifies Global Health Risks from Wildfire Smoke

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New York Students Barred from School Due to Fake Vaccine Scheme

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New COVID Surge and Updated Vaccines Prompt Renewed Precautions

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Heat-Related Deaths Surge by 117% in the US Since 1999

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Polio Resurfaces in Gaza Amid Ongoing Conflict

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Noah Lyles Competes in Paris Olympics Despite Positive Covid Test

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WHO Reports Europe as Fastest-Warming Region with Alarming Heat-Related Deaths

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Wildfire Smoke Linked to Increased Dementia Risk

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FDA Fully Approves Moderna’s Spikevax for At-Risk Children Aged 6 Months to 11 Years

Tree Cover Cuts Dengue Mosquitoes in Costa Rica, Stanford Study Finds

Chikungunya Death Toll in La Réunion Climbs to 15 as Cases Decline

Distinct Long COVID Symptoms Found in 15% of Infants and Preschoolers

Los Angeles County Declares Hepatitis A Outbreak Following Surge in Cases

2023 Canadian Wildfires Drove Asthma Surges, Highlighting Need for Air Quality Standards

Study Reveals Up to 63% of Sudden Cardiac Arrests Are Preventable

Heat-Related Illnesses in Bavarian Children Surge with Rising Temperatures, DAK Reports

France Faces Surge in Meningitis Cases, Health Authorities Urge Vaccination

WHO to Resume Polio Vaccination Campaign in Gaza Following Virus Detection

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Experts Warn of Growing Bird Flu Threat as U.S. Human Cases Reach 61

Canadian Wildfire Smoke Linked to Surge in U.S. Heart and Lung Medical Visits

Climate Change Intensifies Global Health Risks from Wildfire Smoke

New York Students Barred from School Due to Fake Vaccine Scheme

New COVID Surge and Updated Vaccines Prompt Renewed Precautions

Heat-Related Deaths Surge by 117% in the US Since 1999

Polio Resurfaces in Gaza Amid Ongoing Conflict

Noah Lyles Competes in Paris Olympics Despite Positive Covid Test

WHO Reports Europe as Fastest-Warming Region with Alarming Heat-Related Deaths

Wildfire Smoke Linked to Increased Dementia Risk

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