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New Jersey Stands Firm on Hepatitis B Vaccine for Newborns

December 2, 2025

New Jersey's health department is sticking to its guns. They want all newborns to get the hepatitis B vaccine within 24 hours of birth. This decision comes as a federal panel, led by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. , is thinking about changing the rules. Seven states, including New Jersey, have teamed up. Th

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A New Leader for U. S. Vaccine Policies

December 1, 2025

The U. S. Department of Health and Human Services made a significant change recently. They picked Kirk Milhoan, a doctor who specializes in children's heart health, to lead a key group. This group gives advice to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on vaccines. The group is meeting soon t

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A Silent Threat: The Hepatitis B Vaccine Debate

December 1, 2025

Hepatitis B is a sneaky virus. It can hide in the body for years without showing any signs. This makes it dangerous because people might not even know they have it until it's too late. The virus can cause serious problems like liver failure and cancer. Babies are especially at risk. If they get infe

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The Forgotten Fight for Equal Education

December 1, 2025

After the Civil War, many smart people noticed that poor education in the South helped keep people under the control of wealthy slave owners. They thought that teaching everyone, regardless of their skin color, could help create a fairer society. This idea led to the creation of the first Department

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New Hope for Colorectal Cancer Treatment: Targeting WEE1 in Specific Cases

November 30, 2025

Colorectal cancer (CRC) is a tough opponent, but scientists are finding new ways to fight it. They've discovered that some CRCs have mutations in ARID1A and TP53 genes. These mutations make the cancer cells more vulnerable to a type of treatment that targets WEE1. Here's how it works: ARID1A helps

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The Short and Rocky Journey of Lindsey Halligan

November 30, 2025

Lindsey Halligan's time as a US attorney was anything but smooth. She was picked by Donald Trump to lead the Alexandria, Virginia office, but her tenure was cut short after just 63 days. A judge ruled that she was serving unlawfully, which meant the cases she was working on, including one against fo

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Nepal's Elderly and the Silent Threat of High Blood Pressure

November 30, 2025

High blood pressure is a growing concern for older adults in Nepal. Many people don't realize how big of a problem it is. This issue is not just about numbers; it's about understanding why it's happening and what can be done. First, let's talk about how common high blood pressure is among the elder

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Understanding Stomach and Gut Cancers in Nepal

November 30, 2025

Gastrointestinal (GI) cancers are a big problem. They cause many deaths around the world. In Nepal, doctors wanted to learn more about these cancers. They looked at how common they are, the symptoms people have, and what they look like under the microscope. The study happened in a lab in Kathmandu.

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Savannah's Food Scene: A Closer Look at Recent Inspection Scores

November 30, 2025

In Savannah, a recent round of restaurant inspections showed a mix of top performers and those needing some improvement. Some eateries scored perfectly, while others had a few issues to address. The Georgia Department of Health conducted these inspections between November 19 and November 25, 2025, t

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Teachers on the Move: How Active Are They in Pokhara?

November 30, 2025

In Pokhara, Nepal, heart problems are a big worry. Many people don't move enough, and this is a major cause. So, what about the teachers? They spend a lot of time sitting in class. This study looks at how much they move and why. First, let's talk about the teachers. They are busy people. They teach