Saturday, Mar 15

Texas experiences a severe measles outbreak with over 300 cases reported nationwide—the most since 2019—amid growing vaccine skepticism.

Friday, Mar 14

Pope Francis celebrates 12 years as pope while recovering in the hospital from pneumonia, with positive health updates as he continues therapy.

Friday, Mar 14

Johns Hopkins University announces it will cut over 2,000 jobs due to a significant reduction in federal funding affecting international aid programs.

Friday, Mar 14

The White House has pulled David Weldon's nomination for CDC director just hours before his confirmation hearing, amid concerns over his vaccine skepticism.

Thursday, Mar 13

Measles cases in Europe have doubled, reaching the highest levels in 25 years, prompting urgent calls for vaccination efforts, according to WHO reports.

Thursday, Mar 13

The U.S. government has dropped its lawsuit against Southwest Key Programs, a nonprofit accused of sexual abuse of migrant children in its shelters.

Tuesday, Mar 11

Pope Francis is no longer in imminent danger as his health improves in the hospital, according to recent Vatican updates.

Saturday, Mar 08

Texas and New Mexico face a growing measles outbreak with nearly 230 cases reported and two fatalities, stirring public health concerns.

Saturday, Mar 08

The CDC plans a study on the vaccine-autism link, despite prior evidence denying any connection, creating debate on public health priorities.

Saturday, Mar 08

Recent polls reveal significant opposition to proposed Medicaid cuts among voters, including Republican supporters, as Congressional budget discussions intensify.