Cameroon Launches First Malaria Vaccine Program for Children
Cameroon has begun the world’s first major malaria vaccine program for children.
Consumer Reports Finds ‘Widespread’ Plastics in Food
New research from the American non-profit organization Consumer Reports finds that plastics have a “widespread” presence in food.
Millions Infected with Dengue as Temperature Rises
The disease dengue is spreading across the Western Hemisphere in numbers not seen since record-keeping began in 1980.
Study: More Americans Affected by Long-term Tiredness
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has released its most recent estimate for adults with chronic fatigue syndrome.
US Life Expectancy Rises after Drops Linked to COVID-19
Life expectancy in the United States rose by about one year in 2022 following earlier decreases linked to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Market Grows for Costly ‘Fine Water’
They had come together in Athens for the yearly tasting competition. Their activity reflects the growing market for luxury water—with some bottles costing over $100 per liter.
Should You ‘Leave the Leaves’ on the Ground?
There is a growing movement to leave leaves on the ground, instead of gathering them to be disposed of.
Possible New Cure for Sickle Cell Disease
A group of health experts recently announced that a new gene editing treatment for sickle cell disease was safe for patients.
New Controller Aims to Make Gaming Easier for People with Disabilities
As part of the gaming industry’s efforts to fix the problem, Sony has worked with Lane and others to develop the new Access controller for PlayStation.
WHO Approves a Second Malaria Vaccine
The World Health Organization (WHO) approved a second malaria vaccine last week.