Alexa Lardieri U.S
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Surge of 'breakbone' fever is Florida's largest outbreak on record (opens the original)
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Florida is battling its largest spread of dengue fever on record, reporting hundreds of both international and local cases. According to the CDC, Florida has reported 484 cases, including 243 locally acquired cases and 241 internationally acquired cases. Last year, Florida saw 72 local cases and 445 internationally acquired cases. In the state, three counties - Hillsborough, Pasco and Pinellas - declared states of emergency last week over the dengue spread. The Florida Department of Health repor
Salad dressing recall classed as highest risk - 'probability of death' (opens the original)
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The recall of a salad dressing sold across multiple states has been classed as the FDA's highest risk level over fears of contamination with a deadly bacteria. Texas-based Salata Dressings recalled its jalapeno avocado dressing over potential salmonella contamination in August. On Wednesday, the FDA classed the recall as a Class I, indicating 'a situation in which there is a reasonable probability that the use of or exposure to a violative product will cause serious adverse health consequences o
Fifth measles death recorded... bringing toll to highest in 35 years (opens the original)
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Another measles-associated death has been reported by Pennsylvania health authorities, marking the fifth death of 2026 and the most since an outbreak in 1991 killed at least 13 people. The Pennsylvania Department of Health announced on Wednesday that it had reported to the CDC that an unvaccinated resident of Lancaster County tested positive for the highly infectious disease and had died. To protect patient privacy, the DOH said it will not reveal any additional details about the deceased. Along
Doctor advises getting your flu vaccine NOW... as cases rise early (opens the original)
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Summer may not be that far gone, but the annual fall and winter respiratory season has already begun. Flu season typically starts in October, with infection rates peaking in December through February, and then dwindling down by springtime, according to the CDC. However, CDC data shows flu activity has already begun to rise. Cases first saw an uptick in the week ending August 8. Since then, flu test positivity has seen a small but sustained increase. In just the two weeks between September 5 and
New drug leads to greater weight loss than ingredient in Zepbound (opens the original)
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A new obesity drug from pharma giant Novo Nordisk has been shown to lead to greater weight loss than a popular competitor medication, new research shows. The late-stage clinical trial REIMAGINE 5 studied Novo's CagriSema versus tirzepatide, the active ingredient in GLP-1s Mounjaro and Zepbound. The trial tested the drugs on patients with type 2 diabetes and found that people on 1mg of CagriSema per week experienced an average weight loss of 12.4 percent at 60 weeks. This is compared to a nine pe
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