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This nation is threatened by rising sea levels. It is raising awareness as it sets up its first soccer team

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Between rising sea levels from the climate crisis, a history of nuclear testing causing radioactive pollution and population displacement, the Marshall Islands face numerous threats.Soccer See the Story

“They need to speak a language everyone can understand”: Accessibility of COVID-19 vaccine information for Canadian adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities

Survey research shows Canadians with intellectual and developmental disabilities can struggle finding and understanding information about vaccines. SourceCoronavirus · Canada Read Article

Even a small uptick in vaccination could prevent millions of US measles cases. Here's how

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Even a small uptick in MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) vaccination could prevent millions of infections, according to new research.Vaccinations · New York See the Story

mRNA vaccines in the spotlight

Proposals to ban mRNA vaccines aren’t just rooted in misinformation – they risk further politicizing science and blocking research and access to future lifesaving medical breakthroughs. SourceVaccines · United States See the Story

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This nation is threatened by rising sea levels. It is raising awareness as it sets up its first soccer team

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