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U.S. measles cases have reached a 35-year high, prompting urgent vaccine pushes as outbreaks surpass previous annual totals.
A sudden drop in U.S. blood donations has triggered a national emergency, putting surgeries and emergency care at risk.
Medicare’s new weight‑loss coverage pushes GLP-1 drugs into the hands of one‑in‑eight Americans, sparking debate over cost and access.
Data confirms a record surge in GLP-1 weight-loss medication usage, with 11% of Americans currently reporting use of drugs like Wegovy.
U.S. measles cases have surpassed 2,100 in 2026, threatening the nation's measles-free status as health experts track the largest outbreak in decades.
A new AACR report finds that while U.S. cancer mortality has dropped significantly since 1991, persistent geographic and racial health disparities remain.