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• Slate Magazine
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Do I need to worry about my 4-year-old trekking off to pre-K?

• USA Today
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WHO said it was also opening a way for the public to suggest new names for monkeypox, but did not say when any new name would be announced.

• CNN
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As poliovirus was detected in sewage water in New York City, Syra Madad writes that this should be an alarm and a call to action. Being a vaccine preventable disease that was eradicated in 1979 in the US, she says the risk is bigger among those unvaccinat

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• Liveandletsfly.com
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A flight attendant who is quarantining in Florida claims he caught monkeypox from a dirty hotel or airplane, not through sex.

• LubbockOnline.com
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Texas’ major cities have received thousands of monkeypox vaccine doses and expect thousands more in the coming weeks, but there is a national shortage

• Neurosciencenews.com
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Children born at 37-38 weeks gestation scored significantly higher on teacher rating scales for ADHD, inattention, and cognitive problems than children born between 39-41 weeks.

• CNN
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The US Food and Drug Administration defended the federal government's recent decision to stretch out its limited supply of the Jynneos monkeypox vaccine by giving individuals smaller doses using a different method of injection, pointing out in a letter to

• Express
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BLOOD clotting is critical to human survival, but when it causes blood flow to stall, it becomes deadly. There is evidence that one type of drink could cause blood clots to form in the small arteries, thereby increasing the risk of stroke.