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Ohio Man Charged with Assault After Lunging at Physician Amy Acton at Canfield Fair, Injuring Bystanders

An armed man was charged after lunging at physician Amy Acton at an Ohio fair. Two bystanders were injured, and no weapon was drawn.

Medical Daily

The Guardian view on skin cancer: fear the heat of the sun

Editorial: With melanoma cases rising, the UK must learn from public health campaigns elsewhere

The Guardian - UK

Indian health activists lodge concerns about food warning proposal in court

Activists have filed a court objection to India's proposed food labelling rules. They argue the plan creates an industry-friendly loophole for harmful products. The government plans phased implementation, with stricter rules later. Experts note global food warnings have benefited public health significantly. India faces a rising obesity crisis, impacting millions…

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Can dogs sniff cancer? AI joins the hunt in India

When rescue dog Chloe is not tumbling across the grass on a farm outside India's tech capital Bengaluru, she is learning to sniff human breath for cancer with a little help from AI. Fitted with a 3D-printed helmet and harness packed with sensors, Chloe is part of experimental efforts to…

The Economic Times

North Carolina family hired a petting zoo for a party. Weeks later, guests were lining up for rabies shots: ‘Overwhelming situation’

The zoo has taken down its website and Facebook page.

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Maharashtra FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe prioritizes public health over personal popularity. He has taken action against 12,083 establishments for various food safety violations. Hygiene, raw material quality, and manpower are common restaurant violations identified. Online food platforms are also considered food business operators and have faced action.

The Economic Times

Big tobacco is back in town as cigarette tax fight lights up Australian politics

The industry has been pushing for cuts to excise for decades. With the explosion in illegal cigarette sales, those calls have grown louder

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The Recalled Lettuce Is Gone From Stores — So Why Are Outbreak Cases Still Rising?

When federal health agencies announce a sweeping recall for contaminated romaine or iceberg lettuce, consumers often assume the danger has passed the moment store shelves are cleared. Supermarket managers pull green bags, distributors halt shipments, and shoppers dutifully throw out suspected leftovers. Yet public health bulletins frequently show that reported…

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Why the First Ten Minutes After a Road Accident Decide Survival in Indian Cities

The number that changes everythingIndia records roughly 1.5 lakh road accident deaths each year, according to the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways. A 2019 study published in the Indian Journal of Surgery found that nearly 50% of those deaths occur within the first hour of injury, and a significant…

Times Life

Nicola Close obituary

Other lives: Public health leader who transformed her professional organisation and played a key role during the Covid-19 pandemic

The Guardian - UK

Is Anything Safe to Eat? Navigating Modern Recalls and Protecting Your Plate

Opening your news feed or checking social media often feels like a nonstop barrage of alarming food safety issues. Headlines highlight contaminated lettuce, recalled soft cheeses, and widespread bacterial outbreaks across multiple states at an alarming frequency. This constant stream of bad news leaves everyday consumers wondering if any item…

Grocery Coupon Guide

Colorado Spent Two Months Trying to Investigate a Tuberculosis Case Inside an ICE Facility Before Suing

Court filings show Colorado officials were blocked from a TB investigation at the Aurora ICE facility for over two months before the state sued.

Medical Daily

Sylvia Karpagam’s ‘The Meat of the Matter’ calls for freeing India’s plate from prejudice

In modern India, the kitchen has become a battlefield for state-sanctioned majoritarianism. While the right to safe, nutritious food is a fundamental prerequisite for human survival, public policy under the current dispensation has weaponised dietary habits to enforce social hierarchies. From the institutional exclusion of eggs in school midday meals…

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Milestone: Giorgia Meloni's right-wing government becomes Italy's longest-lasting since WWII

Surveys show that the cost of living, a deteriorating public health system, security and immigration are among Italians' top concerns ahead of next year's general election.

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Your Puppy's Vaccination and Deworming Schedule in India: What Each Shot Actually Protects Against

Why the First Eight Weeks Are a Biological WindowA puppy is born with borrowed immunity. Maternal antibodies passed through colostrum, the first milk, give a newborn temporary protection against diseases the mother has been vaccinated against or exposed to. According to research published in the journal Veterinary Immunology and Immunopathology,…

The Guardian - AU

Coalition plan to cut tobacco excise by 80% ‘will kill people,’ Labor says amid public health alarm

Angus Taylor and Matt Canavan claim drastic cut to price of cigarettes and moves to legalise vapes will combat illicit tobacco trade

The Economic Times

Tim Curry's cause of death revealed: ‘Rocky Horror’ star died of coronary artery disease; kidney cancer

Tim Curry death reason: Tim Curry, the British actor best known for The Rocky Horror Picture Show and It, died at 80 from coronary artery disease, according to Los Angeles County public health records. His history of stroke and kidney cancer were also listed as contributing conditions.

Medical Daily

Nearly 600 California Countertop Workers Now Have Incurable Lung Disease and 65 Have Needed Lung Transplants

A new report documents 592 silicosis cases among California engineered stone workers, including 31 deaths and 65 lung transplants since 2019.

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From hunger to obesity: Developing world faces growing threat to child health

Childhood obesity is rapidly increasing in developing nations, creating a significant health challenge. This epidemic is now outpacing undernutrition in many populous countries. Processed foods and lack of awareness fuel this growing public health crisis. Experts warn of a future surge in non-communicable diseases due to this trend. Urgent action…

Latin Times

Poison in the Bottle: How Cuba's Economic Crisis Fueled a Toxic and Deadly Bootleg Alcohol Trade

Cuba's economic crisis pushes citizens toward dangerous bootleg liquor, causing toxic methanol poisonings and urgent public health warnings.

Medical Daily

Americans Still Say They Trust Their Own Doctor Even as Confidence in the CDC and FDA Falls Sharply

An Annenberg survey found 87% of Americans trust their own provider on public health while confidence in CDC, FDA, and NIH dropped sharply.

Medical Daily

One Positive Mosquito Trap Has Arlington Spraying Two Nights as North Texas Enters Peak West Nile Season

Arlington sprayed for West Nile over two September nights after one trap tested positive. Here is what triggers spraying and what residents should do.

Medical Daily

Chicago Reports Its First West Nile Death of the Year as Officials Point to a Rainy Summer

Chicago confirmed two West Nile cases and its first death of 2026. Officials cite the rainiest summer in years and have sprayed 15 areas.

The Guardian - UK

Free cholesterol tests on the NHS are great – but here’s the five-point health MOT I’d really like to see

You could be walking around symptom-free and not know you’re pre-diabetic, living with hypertension or at a high risk of a heart attack, says public health academic Prof Devi Sridhar

The Economic Times

Rising sea threat comes closer home as UN flags millions in Kolkata, Mumbai at risk

A United Nations report highlights millions in Kolkata and Mumbai face immediate risk of losing homes. Rising sea levels threaten coastal infrastructure and water systems, impacting human rights. South Asian cities face significant human displacement, unlike other global regions. Public health risks are worsening, and mental health stress is increasing.…

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