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Deutschland: 11.900 Hitzetote in 2026 – Aktivisten fordern Maßnahmen
RKI schätzt rund 11.900 Hitzetote seit Jahresbeginn. Klimaaktivisten kritisieren mangelnde Reaktion der Regierung und fordern Klimaschutzmaßnahmen.
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Mother admits killing children, cites postpartum psychosis in trial
Massachusetts mother Lindsay Clancy faces murder charges after admitting to killing her three children in 2023, with her defense citing postpartum psychosis.
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FDA approves first mRNA flu vaccine for adults 50+
The FDA has approved Moderna’s mRNA-1010 flu vaccine for adults 50 and older, with accelerated approval granted for those 65 and up.
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Robert Koch-Institut korrigiert Hitzetoten-Zahl auf 9.600
Das Robert Koch-Institut erhöht die Schätzung der Hitzetoten Ende Juni auf 9.600. In Frankfurt werden klimatisierte Busse als Kälteinseln für Obdachlose eingesetzt.
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Florida toddler dies after head trapped in play kitchen set
A 3-year-old girl died four days after her head became stuck in a toy kitchen set at a babysitter's home in Boynton Beach.
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因沙门氏菌疫情导致110人发病，Chipotle下架墨西哥辣椒
在卫生官员将哈拉佩尼奥辣椒与明尼苏达州的一起沙门氏菌疫情联系起来后，Chipotle Mexican Grill 从全国各家餐厅下架了该种辣椒。该疫情已导致至少 110 人患病。
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RDC registra 1.657 muertos por brote de ébola
El brote supera la capacidad de respuesta sanitaria en RDC, según autoridades locales y la OMS.
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EUA registam duas mortes por ciclosporíase em surto
Dois óbitos associados a infeção por parasita intestinal confirmados em nove estados norte-americanos. Alface do México pode estar na origem.
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刚果埃博拉疫情已造成1,700人死亡，应对措施却迟迟未见起色
刚果（金）东部爆发的埃博拉疫情已造成1,700人死亡，且传播速度超过以往任何一次疫情；与此同时，抗疫人员因拖欠工资而发起的抗议活动扰乱了疫情防控工作。
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密歇根州确认美国首例环孢子虫病死亡病例，确诊病例数已超过11,200例
密歇根州两名居民因环孢子虫病死亡，这是美国首例与该寄生虫感染相关的死亡病例。目前，卫生部门正在调查该州全境病例激增的情况，病例数已超过11,200例。
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Florida firm to pay $14.1M over Medicare fraud claims
Complete Health, a Florida-based firm, will pay $14.1 million to resolve allegations of submitting false diagnoses to inflate Medicare Advantage payments.