Why We Can’t Rely on Science Alone to Make Public Health Decisions
Discussing the tradeoffs in public-health decisions might help us make better choices, write Dr. Christopher Worsham and Dr.
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Drinking water in Espanola lacks sufficient fluoride: Public Health
Fluoride concentrations in the Espanola water supply are currently below the therapeutic levels recommended due to ongoing ...
‘We should be prepared!’: Doctor calls for U.S. to take measures against possible bird flu mutation
Since April, the CDC has identified 61 human cases of bird flu in the U.S., with California now declaring a state of ...
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Raw oyster recall: PA and NJ among 15 states warned of norovirus outbreak after dozens sickened
An FDA warning was directed at 15 states across the country from Hawaii, California and Arizona to Illinois, Pennsylvania and New York.
Man accused of killing Westbrook couple waives right to jury
Marcel LaGrange has entered an insanity plea in the slayings of Brittney Cockrell and Michael Hayter and has asked to be ...
How a possible government shutdown would affect D.C., Maryland and Virginia
The federal government is poised to grind to a halt if legislators can’t agree on a deal by Saturday. Here’s how a shutdown ...
N.S. budget update shows increased revenues, but challenges on the horizon
Favourable financial winds have again led to more revenue for Nova Scotia’s PC government, resulting in a shrinking deficit ...
Republicans mount fresh attempt to avert shutdown as deadline looms
Republicans are considering splitting a new bill into different parts for multiple votes as they race to avoid a government shutdown.