Public Health

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A young child riding an e-bike on a street with a parent watching, symbolizing the new safety campaign in Illinois.
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Illinois launches e-bike safety campaign amid rising injuries

Doctors at Lurie Children's Hospital are treating up to five children per evening for e-bike or e-scooter related injuries, a stark increase from five years ago.

Hugo Lambert·July 12, 2026
A diverse group of people of different ages enjoying a meal together outdoors, symbolizing the positive impact of social connections on health and well-being.
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Strong Social Bonds Boost Health and Well-being

At age 50, an individual's satisfaction with their relationships predicts their physical health at 80 more effectively than their cholesterol levels, according to Space Daily , citing Harvard data.

Nina Kapoor·June 13, 2026
Clarissa Ward, CNN journalist, prepares to enter the dangerous 'Red Zone' Ebola ward at Bunia General Hospital in the DRC, highlighting the risks of reporting from an outbreak epicenter.
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Clarissa Ward reports from inside the dangerous Ebola outbreak epicenter.

At Bunia General Hospital in the Democratic Republic of Congo, CNN's Clarissa Ward prepared to enter the 'Red Zone' Ebola ward.

Hugo Lambert·June 6, 2026
Scientist analyzing a glowing cosmetic ingredient in a lab, symbolizing the intersection of nature and scientific innovation in clean beauty.
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What Are the Scientific Principles of Clean Beauty Ingredients?

Every year, thousands of consumers report adverse reactions to cosmetic products, from mild irritation to severe allergic responses, revealing a critical gap in ingredient safety.

Sofia Duarte·May 29, 2026
A New York City baker looks worriedly at a bag of flour in a shop, with a newspaper headline about a food ingredient ban in the background.
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New York Lawmakers Pass Bill to Ban Certain Food Ingredients

New York State lawmakers have passed a bill set to alter the taste of staple foods like bagels and pizza.

Stella Moreno·May 22, 2026
A newborn baby's hand grasping a small pill, symbolizing hope and a breakthrough in infant malaria treatment.
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Novartis antimalarial drug for babies gets WHO prequalification

For decades, hundreds of thousands of infants weighing less than five kilograms have been dying from malaria without a single drug specifically designed for their tiny bodies.

Hugo Lambert·April 27, 2026