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Measles Outbreak in the Americas: Mexico Reports Highest Mortality Rate
As of September 9th, 2025, Mexico leads the Americas in measles deaths (19, according to PAHO; 21, according to Mexico) with 4,553 cases (PAHO) and 4,630 (Mexico), second only to Canada in total cases, highlighting vaccination gaps and regional importations as key factors.
Measles Outbreak in the Americas: Mexico Reports Highest Mortality Rate
As of September 9th, 2025, Mexico leads the Americas in measles deaths (19, according to PAHO; 21, according to Mexico) with 4,553 cases (PAHO) and 4,630 (Mexico), second only to Canada in total cases, highlighting vaccination gaps and regional importations as key factors.
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24% Bias Score
Measles Outbreak: Three Deaths, Low Vaccination Rates Fuel Resurgence
A measles outbreak in the US, the largest in 25 years, has caused three deaths and spread to neighboring states; this, coupled with outbreaks in Canada and Mexico, has led to a significant rise in measles cases across the Americas and Europe, fueled by low vaccination rates and misinformation campai...
Measles Outbreak: Three Deaths, Low Vaccination Rates Fuel Resurgence
A measles outbreak in the US, the largest in 25 years, has caused three deaths and spread to neighboring states; this, coupled with outbreaks in Canada and Mexico, has led to a significant rise in measles cases across the Americas and Europe, fueled by low vaccination rates and misinformation campai...
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52% Bias Score
"Record Dengue Outbreak in Americas: 12.6 Million Cases, 7,700 Deaths Linked to Climate Change"
"The Americas are experiencing a record 12.6 million suspected dengue cases in 2024, almost triple 2023's count, with over 7,700 deaths; this is linked to climate change and poor sanitation, impacting heavily Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, and Caribbean nations like Guyana and Puerto Rico, where prevent...
"Record Dengue Outbreak in Americas: 12.6 Million Cases, 7,700 Deaths Linked to Climate Change"
"The Americas are experiencing a record 12.6 million suspected dengue cases in 2024, almost triple 2023's count, with over 7,700 deaths; this is linked to climate change and poor sanitation, impacting heavily Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, and Caribbean nations like Guyana and Puerto Rico, where prevent...
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24% Bias Score
"Record Dengue Outbreak in the Americas and Caribbean: Over 12.6 Million Cases Reported"
"A record 12.6 million suspected dengue fever cases have been reported in the Americas and the Caribbean in 2024, nearly triple the 2023 number, resulting in over 7,700 deaths, linked to climate change and poor sanitation; Brazil reports over 10 million cases."
"Record Dengue Outbreak in the Americas and Caribbean: Over 12.6 Million Cases Reported"
"A record 12.6 million suspected dengue fever cases have been reported in the Americas and the Caribbean in 2024, nearly triple the 2023 number, resulting in over 7,700 deaths, linked to climate change and poor sanitation; Brazil reports over 10 million cases."
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28% Bias Score
Record Dengue Fever Cases Surge in the Americas and Caribbean
A record 12.6 million suspected dengue fever cases and over 7,700 deaths have been reported in the Americas and the Caribbean in 2024, a sharp increase linked to climate change and poor sanitation, impacting countries like Brazil, Argentina, and Mexico, as well as Caribbean nations.
Record Dengue Fever Cases Surge in the Americas and Caribbean
A record 12.6 million suspected dengue fever cases and over 7,700 deaths have been reported in the Americas and the Caribbean in 2024, a sharp increase linked to climate change and poor sanitation, impacting countries like Brazil, Argentina, and Mexico, as well as Caribbean nations.
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24% Bias Score
Death of Niède Guidon: Pioneer Archaeologist's Legacy of Pre-Columbian Discoveries
Brazilian archaeologist Niède Guidon, known for her discoveries of ancient cave paintings and human remains in Piaui state that significantly predate previous estimates of human arrival in the Americas, died Wednesday at age 92, leaving a legacy of challenging established theories and advocating for...
Death of Niède Guidon: Pioneer Archaeologist's Legacy of Pre-Columbian Discoveries
Brazilian archaeologist Niède Guidon, known for her discoveries of ancient cave paintings and human remains in Piaui state that significantly predate previous estimates of human arrival in the Americas, died Wednesday at age 92, leaving a legacy of challenging established theories and advocating for...
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44% Bias Score
Resurgence of Preventable Diseases in the Americas Linked to Low Vaccination Rates and Misinformation
In 2025, the Americas experienced outbreaks of measles (2,318 cases), whooping cough (over 1,000 cases, dozens of deaths), and yellow fever (189 cases, 74 deaths), primarily due to insufficient vaccination rates (16% of countries meet the 95% measles target) and the spread of anti-vaccine misinforma...
Resurgence of Preventable Diseases in the Americas Linked to Low Vaccination Rates and Misinformation
In 2025, the Americas experienced outbreaks of measles (2,318 cases), whooping cough (over 1,000 cases, dozens of deaths), and yellow fever (189 cases, 74 deaths), primarily due to insufficient vaccination rates (16% of countries meet the 95% measles target) and the spread of anti-vaccine misinforma...
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24% Bias Score
Dengue en América: Récord de 12,6 millones de casos y más de 7.700 muertes en 2024
América ha superado los 12,6 millones de casos de dengue en 2024, el triple que en 2023, con más de 7.700 muertes; Brasil concentra el 80% de los casos, mientras que Argentina experimenta su brote más letal.
Dengue en América: Récord de 12,6 millones de casos y más de 7.700 muertes en 2024
América ha superado los 12,6 millones de casos de dengue en 2024, el triple que en 2023, con más de 7.700 muertes; Brasil concentra el 80% de los casos, mientras que Argentina experimenta su brote más letal.
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32% Bias Score
Americas Face Unprecedented Dengue Epidemic, 12.6 Million Suspected Cases
The Americas face their worst dengue fever epidemic since 1980, with nearly 12.6 million suspected cases—a three-fold increase from last year—and 7,700 deaths, mostly in Brazil, linked to climate change and inadequate sanitation.
Americas Face Unprecedented Dengue Epidemic, 12.6 Million Suspected Cases
The Americas face their worst dengue fever epidemic since 1980, with nearly 12.6 million suspected cases—a three-fold increase from last year—and 7,700 deaths, mostly in Brazil, linked to climate change and inadequate sanitation.
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24% Bias Score
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