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CDC · KentuckySeptember is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. At least one out of every 10 men in the U.S. will develop prostate cancer in their lives. The best way to stay ahead of it is to get regular screenings even if you don't have any symptoms. A simple blood test called a PSA is the first line of defense.See the Story
Norton Healthcare urges men to take preventative action during Prostate Awareness Month
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CDC · Round RockThe CDC’s own Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices reviewed trial data that showed a high rate of “severe’ side effects among 12-17 year-olds who took the original monovalent vaccines. Trace amounts of mRNA were found in breast milk tested up to 45 hours after vaccination among lactating mothers in a small New York study.See the Story
‘Scientifically bizarre’: Research, CDC data undermine COVID vax recommendations for kids, new moms
CDC · United StatesCDC says cases of the flu are low in the U.S. but flu season typically starts in October. Peaking sometime in February, it can go as late as May. Experts say now is the time to get a flu shot. In today's Living Well, News 40's Morgan Hoover has more on the push to protect the public from this virus.See the Story
Living Well: Flu Season - WNKY News 40 Television
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CDC · MilwaukeeVIA Community Development Corporation has rehabbed homes across Milwaukee since 2008. The nonprofit's latest project will benefit first-time home buyers. VIA CDC said it wants to use the three initial houses to show communities how accessible and affordable the homes are. The long-term goal is to build more homes like these in the future.See the Story
VIA CDC is building entry-level homes for new buyers
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CDC · LibyaStorm Daniel unleashed torrential rains and flash floods, causing widespread devastation in numerous cities and towns. Of particular concern is the coastal town of Derna, where the death toll has tragically exceeded 11,300 on 16 Sep 2023. Approximately 250,000 individuals require immediate humanitarian aid.See the Story
Libya: Africa CDC Statement On the Humanitarian Crisis in Libya Following Storm Daniel
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CDCIt was an attack that changed the U.S. forever. The terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 claimed the lives of thousands of Americans and touched the lives of uncounted millions more. A new exhibit at the CDC captures the mental and physical health effects in the wake of the atrocities wrought 22 years ago.See the Story
CDC museum opens 9/11 exhibit spotlighting health impact
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CDC · MattapoisettCDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices will vote on the question Tuesday. The committee sets U.S. vaccination policy and helps determine insurance coverage for vaccines. Pfizer and Moderna continue to make billions of dollars in sales of COVID vaccines. The two main COVID vaccine producers have decided to charge up to $130 a shot.See the Story
CDC faces dilemma over recommending new covid booster for all
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