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POLITICO Says US Vaccine Policy Shift Creates Opening for EuropePOLITICO.eu reports shifting US vaccine policy may hand European drugmakers an opening, though key figures remain undisclosed.
CDC Issues Interim Guidance on Travelers From 2026 Ebola OutbreakThe CDC's interim guidance addresses how officials should assess travelers from countries affected by the 2026 Ebola outbreak.
LAUSANNE — Study Says AI Diet Plans Misjudge Teen Nutrient IntakeA Frontiers-published study finds AI-generated diet plans underestimate nutrient intake for teens compared with plans from dietitians.
BBC Science Focus Lists Expert Tips for Better SleepBBC Science Focus Magazine says experts identified eight simple, surprising habits that may help readers sleep better at night.
WIRED Names 12 Mattresses Built for Side SleepersWIRED's new buying guide highlights mattress features that matter most for side sleepers, the most common sleep position.
Newswise Report Explains Sleep Science Behind the Fall Time ChangeA Newswise report lays out why clocks falling back an hour this weekend can still throw off sleep, even though most people gain time.
West Virginia — Officials Issue Alert After 41 Salmonella CasesWest Virginia health officials issued a public alert after confirming 41 salmonella infections, WDTV 5 reported, as the source remains under investigation.
King County Spends $18.7 Million on Office Space Amid Health CutsPubliCola reports King County is funding $18.7 million in office space while public health programs face cuts to their budgets.
Iranian Study Finds No Link Between Diet Acid Load, Breast CancerA case-control study conducted in Iran found no significant association between dietary acid load and breast cancer risk, researchers reported.
Report Urges Treating the 'Manosphere' as a Public Health RiskEuronews reports a new analysis frames the online "manosphere" as a public health concern reaching young men and boys.
One New Study Hints That Spiders Might Dream Like Humans DoA new ZME Science report says spider sleep patterns look oddly close to human sleep, raising fresh questions for researchers.
What We Know About Moon Chaewon's Green Tea Sleep ClaimActress Moon Chaewon says green tea disrupts her sleep; a Health Chosun report ties the effect to caffeine, genetics and metabolism.
Oura Ring Maker Defends Sleep Science in Class-Action LawsuitOura faces a class-action suit challenging its sleep-tracking science, and the ring maker says its research methods hold up.
Lebanon, Pa.: State Warns of Possible Measles Exposure at TargetPennsylvania's health department says anyone unvaccinated who visited a Lebanon Target faces the highest risk of measles infection.
California — Public Health Leaders Urge Vaccines for Three VirusesCalifornia health officials are urging residents to get vaccinated this fall as respiratory virus season begins across the state.
What We Know About Trump's Rural California Health Funding ClaimCalMatters is fact-checking a claim about Trump-era rural health funding in California, but the full verdict isn't detailed here.
What We Know About the 2 Child Flu Deaths in San Diego CountySan Diego County has confirmed two pediatric influenza deaths this season, NBC 7 reports, with few additional details released.
What We Know About San Luis Obispo County's E. Coli CasesSan Luis Obispo County Public Health has confirmed five Shiga toxin-producing E. coli cases and is investigating a local farm as a possible source.
What We Know About Minnesota's Measles Outbreak at 80 CasesMinnesota health officials reported 80 confirmed measles cases this year, the state's highest total since 1990, the Star Tribune reports.
Harvard Chan School Recalls Health Policy Scholar Bob BlendonHarvard's Chan School posted a brief tribute calling Bob Blendon a "health policy giant," though few further details are confirmed.