% who believe it's "very likely" the U.S. will experience a widespread infectious disease outbreak in the next 10 years: U.S. adult citizens: 35% Democrats: 49% Independents: 32% Republicans: 25% ...

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The Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation into former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo after Republicans ...

Attorney Edward Swidriski warned the lack of funds will cause further layoffs at local public health departments, including ...

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WHO's new pandemic accord faces uncertainty due to the US absence, pandemic aid delays in Gaza, a Texas measles outbreak, and ...

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The treaty, which has been in negotiations for more than three years, was adopted in Geneva on Tuesday. One of its main goals is to improve equitable access to vaccines, Stat reported.