What eggs, jalapeños, chickens and chameleons have in common this summer: salmonella
Across the nation, health officials are tracking multiple simultaneous salmonella outbreaks that have sickened hundreds of people and claimed one life. The
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AI creates 16 new viruses from scratch, showing promise for drug resistance and drawing warnings about potential for misuse
Researchers have successfully engineered sixteen entirely new viral genomes using artificial intelligence, marking a significant advancement in both medical
White House considering order targeting vaccines and autism despite advisers’ warnings
Senior administration officials are actively debating a potential presidential directive that would reexamine the connection between childhood immunizations
Lettuce is back on the menu in Michigan as cyclospora cases decline, state health department says
Residents across Michigan can once again enjoy fresh salads and lettuce without the precautionary restrictions that have been in place…
One year after shooting, CDC workers say they still feel like targets
It has been twelve months since the violent incident that transformed the daily rhythm of the US Centers for Disease…
Dr. Erica Schwartz confirmed as CDC’s first official director in a year
The United States Senate moved forward with a decisive vote on Wednesday, confirming Dr. Erica Schwartz as the new director…
Avoiding 3 things during middle age may delay dementia risk by 13 years
A groundbreaking investigation into vascular health markers has uncovered that maintaining optimal levels of three critical conditions during midlife could
4 out of 5 toddler foods are ultraprocessed. Nearly half fail to meet nutrition standards
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