SummaryMexico has reported its first human death from bird flu—a 3-year-old girl. As H5N1 spreads to mammals and cattle, experts warn of rising risks despite new detection tech and global concerns.
SummaryUS Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. sparked another controversy by stating that autism a “preventable epidemic,” launching new research, despite scientific consensus pointing to genetics and improved diagnostics as key factors tying the surge in Autism cases to 'environmental toxins'.
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Eli Lilly’s Weight Loss Pill Advances In First Late-Stage Trial; How Does This Redefine Global Health?
SummaryEli Lilly’s new oral weight loss pill, orforglipron, successfully passed late-stage trials, showing positive results for diabetes management and weight loss, offering a needle-free, daily alternative to current treatments.
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What Are The Key Takeaways From RFK Jr.'s CDC Press Conference On Autism Report?
SummaryKennedy’s first press conference sets the stage for what could be a controversial tenure at HHS. While his pledge to follow the science sounds promising, his history of questioning vaccines and promoting unproven theories about autism has drawn criticism from public health experts.