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Hinesville Fox Tests Positive for Rabies After Attacking Resident Near Bryant Commons Park, Prompting Pet Vaccine Reminder (opens the original)
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A fox that attacked a resident outside a home near Bryant Commons Park in Hinesville on September 28 tested positive for rabies the next day, the Liberty County Health Department said. The park sits near the intersection of Highway 84 and General Screven Way. The person who was attacked has been notified and is "currently receiving post-exposure medical care," according to WTOC. For families in Liberty County, which is home to many military households near Fort Stewart, the case is a reminder th
Early Mayo Clinic AI Model Flagged Pancreatic Cancer Risk Up to Three Years Before Diagnosis in Health Records (opens the original)
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A Mayo Clinic artificial intelligence model identified people at high risk of pancreatic cancer up to three years before they were diagnosed, using only information already stored in their electronic health records. The findings were presented at the American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress in Washington, D.C., and have not yet been peer-reviewed, according to the college's announcement of the research. The model is a research tool. It is not available to patients or doctors, and it has no
El Paso Man in His 50s Hospitalized with Severe West Nile as Rain Raises Mosquito Risk for Families (opens the original)
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A man in his 50s with underlying health conditions is recovering in the hospital after developing the severe, neuroinvasive form of West Nile virus, the City of El Paso Department of Public Health confirmed September 29. He lives in the 79927 ZIP code. This is the seventh neuroinvasive case in El Paso this year, KFOX14 reported, and it was announced the same week heavy rain and high winds left thousands without power in Northeast El Paso. That rain matters for every household. Mosquitoes that sp
Lancet Publishes Full Petrelintide Trial: About 10% Weight Loss, Nausea in 20% as Amylin Drug Enters Phase 3 (opens the original)
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Update Note: This article reports new information involving the experimental weight-loss drug petrelintide following MedicalDaily's earlier coverage. The newest data come from the peer-reviewed trial paper published September 29, 2026, in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology and presented at the EASD annual meeting in Milan on September 30, 2026. Full, peer-reviewed results for petrelintide, an experimental once-weekly amylin injection, show that adults with excess weight lost between 8.7% and 10
Senators Give CDC Until October 9 to Explain Nearly Four-Week Delay in Free COVID Shots for Low-Income Children (opens the original)
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Three Democratic senators are asking federal health officials to explain why states had to wait nearly four weeks to order free COVID-19 shots for children in the Vaccines for Children program. In a letter to CDC and HHS leaders dated Sept. 29, Sens. Edward Markey of Massachusetts, Chuck Schumer of New York, and Bernie Sanders of Vermont asked CDC Director Erica Schwartz and HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to respond by Oct. 9. The gap stretched from the Food and Drug Administration's Aug. 2
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