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According to officials from the United States, Salmonella found in cantaloupes has caused illness in numerous individuals across 15 states.

American health authorities are cautioning individuals to avoid consuming specific whole and sliced cantaloupes, as well as pre-cut fruit items that have been connected to a salmonella contamination outbreak. At least 43 individuals in 15 different states have contracted the outbreak reported on Friday, with 17 of them requiring hospitalization. Numerous types of whole and

The Food and Drug Administration is conducting screenings of cinnamon imports into the United States following reports of children becoming ill due to lead contamination in applesauce.

The FDA is inspecting cinnamon imports from various nations for traces of harmful lead, following numerous cases of children becoming ill after consuming pouches of applesauce and apple puree. The FDA stated on Friday that the most probable origin of the excessive amounts of lead discovered in recalled pouches of applesauce puree, which have been

A cancer patient’s passing helps to eliminate millions of dollars in medical debt.

A woman from New York City passed away on Sunday due to cancer, but her posthumous plea for assistance has been successful in raising funds to eliminate millions of dollars worth of medical debt. Casey McIntyre’s husband shared a social media post where she announced her plan to purchase the medical debts of others as

. According to health officials, the flu is on the rise in multiple US states, with a particularly high number of cases reported in seven states.

According to health officials, the flu season has started in the United States. Seven states have already reported high levels of sickness, and there is an increase in cases in other areas of the country. The CDC released updated information on the flu on Friday, revealing a significant increase in cases in Louisiana last week.

Assault by gang at Haitian medical facility prompts plea for assistance and a surprising victory for law enforcement.

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — The bullets began piercing the windows of the hospital as women cradling young children ran from room to room searching for a safe place to hide while the heavily armed gang drew closer. As the sound of gunshots increased, the women’s screams grew louder until a hospital worker pleaded with them

A worker in the cannabis industry passed away while on duty due to an asthma attack, marking the first recorded occurrence in the United States.

According to federal health and safety officials, a worker in Massachusetts became the first reported fatality due to occupational asthma in the U.S. cannabis production industry. According to a federal report released on Thursday, a 27-year-old woman working in a cannabis cultivation and processing facility suffered from worsening respiratory symptoms related to her job. Tragically,

The FDA discovered that a factory producing recalled eyedrops had employees working barefoot and floors with cracks.

U.S. health inspectors discovered numerous sanitation and manufacturing issues, such as barefoot workers, cracked floors, and altered records, at an Indian company that recently issued a recall on its eyedrops sold in the United States. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) discovered multiple issues at a Mumbai facility owned by Kilitch Healthcare India. The agency

The RSV virus is putting a strain on certain hospitals, prompting US officials to distribute additional vaccinations for newborns.

RSV infections are on the rise in certain regions of the United States, causing a significant increase in patient numbers at hospital emergency departments in states such as Georgia, Texas, and others. In an effort to combat the increase, government officials announced on Thursday that they would be distributing additional quantities of a recently developed

According to health organizations, the number of global deaths due to measles increased by 40% in the previous year.

According to health agencies, there was a significant increase in measles-related fatalities worldwide, with a rise of over 40% in the past year. This can be attributed to a significant drop in vaccination rates during the pandemic. According to a recent report by the World Health Organization and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and

A lawsuit filed by religious leaders against Missouri’s abortion ban will be heard.

On Thursday, a judge in St. Louis will listen to arguments in a lawsuit contesting Missouri’s abortion ban. The lawsuit claims that the lawmakers who enacted the ban forced their personal religious beliefs onto those who do not share them. In January, a legal case was initiated by 13 religious leaders from Christian, Jewish, and

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According to officials from the United States, Salmonella found in cantaloupes has caused illness in numerous individuals across 15 states.

The Food and Drug Administration is conducting screenings of cinnamon imports into the United States following reports of children becoming ill due to lead contamination in applesauce.

A cancer patient’s passing helps to eliminate millions of dollars in medical debt.

. According to health officials, the flu is on the rise in multiple US states, with a particularly high number of cases reported in seven states.

Assault by gang at Haitian medical facility prompts plea for assistance and a surprising victory for law enforcement.

A worker in the cannabis industry passed away while on duty due to an asthma attack, marking the first recorded occurrence in the United States.

The FDA discovered that a factory producing recalled eyedrops had employees working barefoot and floors with cracks.

The RSV virus is putting a strain on certain hospitals, prompting US officials to distribute additional vaccinations for newborns.

According to health organizations, the number of global deaths due to measles increased by 40% in the previous year.

A lawsuit filed by religious leaders against Missouri’s abortion ban will be heard.