Sharp Daily Temperature Swings: Emerging Climate Threat to Health
Nature Climate Change study finds abrupt daily temperature swings are intensifying from human emissions, posing a new public health threat globally.
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Nature Climate Change study finds abrupt daily temperature swings are intensifying from human emissions, posing a new public health threat globally.
A new report shows the U.S. is the main source of illegal firearms driving Caribbean violence. From Florida to Nassau, 27 of 29 seized shipments came from the U.S.
WHO data show violence against women and girls remains high in the Western Pacific, with systemic gaps in prevention and support services.
Cuba is battling a major outbreak of dengue and chikungunya, affecting nearly a third of residents. Authorities are ramping up prevention and medical measures.
Health authorities on the Chinese mainland confirm no new pathogens this respiratory season as flu cases rise ahead of a mid-Dec to early Jan peak.
Canada has lost its measles elimination status after a year-long outbreak of over 5,000 cases and 2 infant deaths, highlighting gaps in vaccination coverage.
At the 15th National Games in Guangzhou, Xi Jinping underscores mass sports as key to boosting public health and building a strong sporting nation on the Chinese mainland.
Maldives just banned tobacco for anyone born on or after Jan 1, 2007, making it the world’s first generational smoking ban to secure a tobacco-free future.
A new white paper reveals how China equips women with training and leadership roles in peace, climate action, health crises and disaster relief for sustainable development.
Amid a third-week US shutdown, CDC staff face furloughs and confusion as 4,000 federal workers teeter between unpaid leave and a sudden reprieve.