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Americans Drinking Less as Perception of Alcohol's Health Risks Increases

A Gallup poll finds that 53% of American adults now view moderate alcohol consumption as unhealthy, a record high, leading to the lowest alcohol consumption rate in three decades (54% of adults report drinking).

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France Listeriosis Outbreak: 21 Cases Linked to Chavegrand Cheese

A listeriosis outbreak in France, linked to Chavegrand cheeses sold until August 9, 2025, has resulted in 21 cases across most of the country, including two deaths. The affected individuals range in age from 34 to 95, with pre-existing health conditions increasing risk in some cases.

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Multi-Drug-Resistant Bacteria Threatens Gaza Amidst Ongoing Conflict

Research in "The Lancet Infectious Diseases" reveals a high prevalence of multi-drug-resistant bacteria in Gaza due to the 22-month conflict, damaged healthcare, and scarce medical supplies, resulting in longer illnesses, increased transmission, and higher death rates.

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Germany Reports 3,000 Heat-Related Deaths in 2024, Underscoring Urgent Need for Adaptation

A German study estimates 3,000 heat-related deaths in summer 2024, highlighting the vulnerability of older people with pre-existing conditions in densely built urban areas; the study emphasizes the need for long-term urban planning adjustments and policy changes to mitigate future risks.

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Mass Shootings Highlight Gun Access, Not Just Mental Health

Recent mass shootings in Austin, Atlanta, and Manhattan involved suspects with mental health issues, but experts stress that mental illness is not the primary cause; readily available firearms and other factors are more significant.

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China Implements Four-Tier Infectious Disease Risk Assessment System

China launched a four-tier infectious disease risk assessment system, effective immediately, requiring local agencies to evaluate risks based on data from multiple sources and trigger responses ranging from public advisories to government alerts depending on the risk level.

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Berlin's DRK Launches Mobile Heat Relief Project for Homeless

The German Red Cross (DRK) in Berlin launched a mobile heat relief project for homeless people on June 27th, providing water, hats, and sunscreen at train stations and parks across the city until August 31st, highlighting the increased vulnerability of this population during heatwaves and the challe...

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zeit.de
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German Child Traffic Accidents Rise Slightly in 2024

In 2024, 27,260 children under 15 were involved in German traffic accidents, a slight increase in fatalities (53 vs 44 in 2023), with most accidents occurring during school commute hours.

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CDC Shooting Highlights Security Gaps, Communication Failures

On July 21, 2024, a gunman launched a targeted attack on the CDC's Atlanta campus, firing over 180 rounds and causing significant damage; the attack, related to COVID-19 misinformation, resulted in an insufficient staff meeting and highlighted agency communication failures, though the security team ...

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Walkable Neighborhoods Boost Physical Activity by an Hour Weekly

A Nature study analyzing 5,500 people's step data over three years found that moving to walkable neighborhoods (high Walk Score) increased daily steps by 1400 on average, adding an hour of weekly exercise, significantly improving health outcomes, although women over 50 showed no change.

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Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors and Prevention in Russia

Cardiovascular diseases, including ischemic heart disease, hypertension, stroke, and heart attack, cause 18 million deaths annually globally; in Russia, five main risk factors are poor diet, excessive salt and sugar, lack of physical activity, smoking, and family history.

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Flesh-Eating Bacteria Cases Rise with Warming Waters

Florida sponge fisherman George Billiris nearly died from Vibrio vulnificus, a flesh-eating bacteria contracted from a minor cut while fishing in July 2019; rising ocean temperatures due to climate change are expanding the bacteria's reach and increasing infection rates, with 17 cases in Louisiana, ...

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