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Foshan's Chikungunya Outbreak Under Control

Foshan, China, is effectively controlling its chikungunya fever outbreak; over 90 percent of 7,000+ patients have recovered, daily new cases dropped from 647 to 148, and mosquito density significantly decreased due to control measures.

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dailymail.co.uk
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FDA Lifts Pause on Chikungunya Vaccine Amidst Global Outbreak

The FDA lifted its pause on the Ixchiq chikungunya vaccine for adults over 60 on August 7, following 17 reports of serious side effects, including two deaths, despite a global surge in cases, particularly in China, with over 10,000 infections reported.

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cnn.com
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15 Minutes of Fast Walking Daily Significantly Reduces Premature Death

A study of nearly 85,000 participants, mostly low-income Black individuals, found that 15 minutes of daily fast walking significantly reduced premature death compared to longer durations of slow walking, highlighting the importance of intensity over duration in exercise.

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zeit.de
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Berlin's Left Party Proposes Rooftop and Integrated Public Pools

Berlin's Left party proposes integrating swimming pools into new housing projects and creating rooftop pools, inspired by Vienna's model, to address the city's shortage of public pools, especially in districts like Marzahn-Hellersdorf which currently lacks one.

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Sustainable Cities and Communities
lefigaro.fr
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Nestlé Faces Trial for Illegal Landfills Causing Extreme Microplastic Water Contamination

Nestlé Waters faces trial for maintaining four illegal landfills in the Vosges, resulting in "incommensurable" microplastic pollution in Contrex and Hépar waters; tests revealed 515 mp/L in Contrex and 2096 mp/L in Hépar, far exceeding typical levels.

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Life Below Water
news.sky.com
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CDC Shooting: Vaccine Misinformation Linked to Atlanta Police Officer Death

On Friday afternoon, Patrick White, 30, from Georgia, opened fire near the CDC Atlanta headquarters, killing DeKalb County Police Officer David Rose, after being denied entry to the building; White, armed with five guns, blamed COVID-19 vaccines for his depression and suicidal thoughts.

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dailymail.co.uk
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NYC Enforces Stricter Cooling Tower Rules After Legionnaires' Outbreak

A Legionnaires' disease outbreak in five upper Manhattan ZIP codes has infected 83 people, resulting in three deaths and 21 hospitalizations; New York City is responding with stricter cooling tower regulations and increased penalties for violations.

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tr.euronews.com
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Italy's Botulism Outbreaks: Two Deaths, Dozens Hospitalized

Two botulism outbreaks in Italy, one in Calabria (two deaths, 12 hospitalized) and another in Sardinia, are linked to contaminated food; investigations are underway focusing on improperly canned or preserved food.

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edition.cnn.com
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15 Minutes of Daily Fast Walking Significantly Reduces Premature Death Risk

A study of nearly 85,000 participants, mostly low-income Black individuals, found that 15 minutes of daily fast walking reduced premature death risk by almost 20 percent, compared to a 4 percent reduction in those walking slowly for over three hours daily.

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theglobeandmail.com
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Georgia Man Kills Police Officer in CDC Headquarters Shooting

On Friday afternoon, Patrick Joseph White, a 30-year-old Georgia man, opened fire at the CDC headquarters in Atlanta, killing DeKalb County Police Officer David Rose, after being stopped by guards from entering the building. White, who blamed the COVID-19 vaccine for his mental health issues, used f...

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abcnews.go.com
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CDC Headquarters Shooting: Vaccine Misinformation Cited as Motive

A Georgia man, Patrick Joseph White, opened fire at the CDC Atlanta headquarters on Friday afternoon, killing DeKalb County Police Officer David Rose, after blaming the COVID-19 vaccine for his mental health issues; the shooter used five guns and was stopped by guards after attempting to enter the b...

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forbes.com
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Declining Vaccination Rates Fuel Measles Resurgence in the U.S.

U.S. childhood vaccination rates have fallen to 92% for the 2024-2025 school year, with a record number of exemptions, coinciding with 1,333 measles cases and 29 outbreaks in 2025—the highest in years—underscoring the impact of decreased herd immunity.

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