Heat Dome Grips Eastern U.S., Millions Face Extreme Temperatures
A persistent heat dome brings dangerous temperatures to eastern U.S. states, affecting millions and testing urban infrastructure.
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China Launches First Domestic Nine-Valent HPV Vaccine, Boosting Public Health Efforts
China approves its first domestically developed nine-valent HPV vaccine, enhancing cervical cancer prevention efforts and expanding access to advanced medical solutions.
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France Expands Smoking Ban: How Europe is Curbing Tobacco Use
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New data reveals over 85% of Australians have ‘forever chemicals’ in their blood, linked to cancer risks. Experts call for urgent monitoring and research.
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China Slashes High-Tech Medical Costs with New Pricing Reforms
China reduces costs for advanced medical treatments through new pricing guidelines, making technologies like artificial hearts and cochlear implants more accessible.
China’s Wellness Wave: National Strategy Spurs Health Transformation
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Poll Reveals U.S. Concerns Over Measles Outbreak Management
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