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Georgia among several states that could potentially lose HIV prevention funding
ATLANTA — Georgia is among several states that could potentially lose funding due to cuts made by the Trump Administration.
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Fired CDC worker turns to pressure washing work in Georgia
A worker fired from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta started a pressure-washing business to make ...
Measles cases are up to 351 total in Texas and New Mexico. Here’s what you should know
Measles outbreaks in West Texas and New Mexico now have 351 cases in total. Two unvaccinated people have died from ...
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Covid cases in Georgia could soon see an uptick, CDC data show
While flu and RSV hospitalizations continue to drop in Georgia, wastewater data indicate that Covid cases could soon be on ...
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Mapped: West Nile Virus activity in Georgia
Kavya Beheraj/Axios West Nile virus infections were up statewide last year — a good reminder to mount a defense against mosquitos this spring. By the numbers: The Centers for Disease Control counted ...
Worcester Telegram on MSN23h
Who should get a measles vaccine? Here's what the recommendations are
With recent cases of measles causing deaths in the United States, some people may be wondering whether or not they need a ...
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution23h
Georgia could lose nearly all HIV prevention funds with proposed CDC cuts
The CDC, which sits within Health and Human Services, has a $1 billion HIV prevention budget that covers 91% of all federal funding toward that cause, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation, an ...