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Nearly One in Three Pediatricians See Families Skipping Benefit Applications as Broader Public Charge Rule Takes Effect Friday (opens the original)
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A federal rule that gives immigration officers wider discretion to weigh public benefits in green card decisions takes effect Friday, Sept. 18, as pediatricians report that many immigrant families are already pulling back from government programs and even school. In an American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) survey published in Pediatrics, 31.3% of pediatricians said immigrant families were avoiding applications for government programs because of immigration concerns, CIDRAP reported. Another 21.3%
Africa CDC Moves to Test Merck's Licensed Ebola Vaccine Against Bundibugyo as Congo Outbreak Becomes Country's Largest (opens the original)
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Africa CDC plans to present evidence to World Health Organization vaccine advisers in support of testing whether Merck's licensed Ebola vaccine, Ervebo, offers at least partial protection against the Bundibugyo virus driving the outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Bloomberg reported at the end of July. The move matters because it addresses the central gap in the response. There is no licensed vaccine for Bundibugyo ebolavirus, and the outbreak has become the largest ever recorded i
Aldon Smith's Family Agrees to CTE Testing as Experts Explain What the Disease Can Reveal (opens the original)
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New details have emerged about the frantic 911 call made in an attempt to save former NFL linebacker Aldon Smith, shedding light on the moments leading up to emergency responders' arrival. According to reports, Smith's teammate and friend placed the emergency call after discovering that the former football player was unresponsive and could not be awakened. During the call, the dispatcher guided the caller through emergency instructions while first responders were dispatched to the scene. Despite
The Comedian Who Spoke Up About His Mental Health During a Time When It Wasn't Talked About (opens the original)
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British comedian, writer, wildlife presenter, and conservationist Bill Oddie has died at the age of 85, prompting tributes to a career that spanned comedy, broadcasting, and environmental advocacy. Best known as a member of The Goodies and later as one of the faces of BBC wildlife programming, Oddie was also widely recognized for something far more personal: his willingness to openly speak about his mental health at a time when few public figures did so. Throughout his later years, he openly dis
The Value of Strength Training and Why It Helps With Age As Shown By the Late Charles Gaines (opens the original)
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Charles Gaines, the journalist and author whose groundbreaking book Pumping Iron helped bring bodybuilding into the mainstream and launched Arnold Schwarzenegger to international fame, has died at the age of 84. According to published reports, Gaines died following complications from pneumonia. His death marks the end of a career that spanned journalism, literature, photography, and outdoor writing, but his influence on the fitness world continues to be felt decades after Pumping Iron reshaped p
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