Tag: vaccination
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Connecticut Urges Vigilance, Not Alarm, Amidst Global Soccer Tournament and Disease Monitoring
Connecticut officials urge residents to stay informed, not alarmed, about infectious disease risks during the 2026 World Cup. Governor Lamont and DPH highlight robust monitoring, low overall risk, and the importance of vaccinations and hygiene amidst increased international travel.
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CDC Recommends Flu Vaccination for Everyone Over 6 Months in the US
The CDC advises that everyone in the United States aged six months and older should get a flu vaccine, ideally by the end of October, to protect against the seasonal flu.
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MMR Vaccination Rates Decline Across US, New Data Shows
Johns Hopkins University data reveals a decline in MMR vaccination rates among US children since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, with 78% of counties reporting drops.
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Media Monitor: Washington Post Lists Ways to Reduce Cancer Risk
The Washington Post reports that about 40% of cancer cases are preventable and lists 11 science-backed ways to reduce risk, including diet, exercise, and regular checkups.
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