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HEALTH

New Study Reveals Intermittent Fasting May Be More Effective Than Daily Caloric Restriction for Weight Loss

Wednesday, Apr 02

A recent study shows intermittent fasting could lead to greater weight loss than daily calorie restriction, offering new insights into dieting methods.

HEALTH

WHO Announces Major Budget Cuts and Job Reductions Following US Withdrawal

Sunday, Mar 30

The World Health Organization plans significant job cuts and budget reductions due to the impact of US funding withdrawal.

POLITICS

Top FDA Vaccine Official Resigns, Criticizes RFK Jr. for Misinformation

Sunday, Mar 30

Dr. Peter Marks resigns from FDA, condemning RFK Jr.'s misinformation on vaccines, amid growing measles outbreak and drastic agency restructuring.

HEALTH

Texas Measles Outbreak Surges to Nearly 500 Cases Amid Nationwide Spread

Saturday, Mar 29

The Texas measles outbreak has soared to nearly 500 cases, prompting concerns over rising infections and low vaccination rates across multiple states.

HEALTH

Utah Becomes First U.S. State to Ban Fluoride in Public Drinking Water

Saturday, Mar 29

Utah has become the first U.S. state to ban fluoride in public drinking water amidst growing health concerns and opposition from dental experts.

HEALTH

King Charles III Briefly Hospitalized After Side Effects from Cancer Treatment

Saturday, Mar 29

King Charles III was hospitalized briefly due to side effects from cancer treatment, causing him to cancel public engagements.

HEALTH

Gavi Warns of Catastrophic Consequences if U.S. Cuts Vaccine Funding

Friday, Mar 28

Experts warn U.S. funding cuts to Gavi could result in over a million child deaths from preventable diseases.

POLITICS

RFK Jr. Plans Major Overhaul of Health Department with 10,000 Job Cuts

Friday, Mar 28

Health Secretary RFK Jr. announces a massive downsizing of HHS, eliminating 10,000 jobs to streamline operations and tackle chronic disease issues.

HEALTH

Potential Foreign Aid Cuts Could Result in Millions of HIV Deaths and Infections, Study Warns

Thursday, Mar 27

A new study warns potential cuts to foreign aid could cause up to 2.9 million HIV-related deaths by 2030, leading to a resurgence of the epidemic globally.