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According to the term you entered "public health": 129 news found

SCIENCE

The Critical Importance of Recalling Polio's Physical Impact

Thursday, Jan 09

This article emphasizes the necessity of remembering polio's long-term physical effects as a caution against vaccine hesitancy.

POLITICS

Becerra Offers Key Insights to RFK Jr. on Public Health Challenges Ahead

Thursday, Jan 09

Xavier Becerra advises RFK Jr. on public health readiness, emphasizing vaccination challenges and the need for preparedness against unseen threats.

POLITICS

Health experts urge urgent reforms to shield children from harmful chemicals

Thursday, Jan 09

Experts call for urgent changes in laws to protect children from diseases linked to chemical exposures, emphasizing the need for preventative actions.

WORLD NEWS

First U.S. Death from Bird Flu Raises Concerns but Risk Remains Low

Thursday, Jan 09

The first U.S. death from bird flu raises questions about the virus's mutation potential, but experts state the overall public risk remains low.

POLITICS

San Francisco Supervisor Proposes Daily Arrests for Drug Use to Address SoMa Crisis

Thursday, Jan 09

San Francisco's rising drug use prompts a proposal for daily arrests, sparking debate on public health solutions.

POLITICS

Biden's Possible FDA Regulation on Cigarettes Explained: Not a Ban

Wednesday, Jan 08

Biden not planning a cigarette ban but FDA proposes nicotine regulation aimed at reducing addiction and improving public health.

HEALTH

How to Identify Health Misinformation on Social Media

Wednesday, Jan 08

Discover how to spot health misinformation online with expert insights on credibility and critical thinking.

HEALTH

New norovirus strain GII.17 drives surge in stomach bug cases across the U.S.

Wednesday, Jan 08

A new strain of norovirus, GII.17, is linked to rising stomach bug cases nationwide, according to CDC data.

POLITICS

Concerns Rise As People Prepare for Potential Bird Flu Pandemic

Wednesday, Jan 08

As fears of a bird flu pandemic grow, individuals are stockpiling supplies and preparing for potential health crises, despite expert opinions on current risks.