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The recent shake-up within the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) under Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. raises alarm bells for public health advocates. By dismissing the entire pre-existing committee and appointing eight new members, many of whom are vocal vaccine skeptics, Kennedy has effectively threatened the integrity of U.S. vaccine
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In a surprise turn of events at a recent Leadership Experience in Las Vegas, former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz declared that he did a “cartwheel” in excitement upon hearing current CEO Brian Niccol’s “back to Starbucks” strategy. This enthusiastic endorsement from Schultz, the architect behind Starbucks’ meteoric rise to a global coffee powerhouse, resonates deeply
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The ongoing struggle against respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) has reached a pivotal moment with the FDA’s recent approval of Merck’s groundbreaking monoclonal antibody, Enflonsia. As the virus wreaks havoc particularly on infants and older adults, the urgent need for effective preventative measures could not be more pronounced. Each year, RSV leads to thousands of hospitalizations
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As air travel evolves, so too does the allure of airport lounges—a sanctuary for weary travelers seeking respite from the bustle of terminals. In recent years, these exclusive havens have transformed from hidden gems into must-have amenities granted by premium credit cards. They promise an oasis of comfort, but now, with increasing demand, the privilege
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In a surprising turn of events, the used vehicle market is showing signs of cooling after an unprecedented surge in prices, as reported by Cox Automotive. The Manheim Used Vehicle Value Index, a crucial barometer for tracking pre-owned car prices, saw a decline of 1.5% from April to May. Though this might seem like a
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Procter & Gamble (P&G), a titan in the consumer goods industry, has announced a staggering plan to cut approximately 7,000 jobs, which translates to around 15% of its non-manufacturing workforce. This drastic measure is a direct response to the company’s struggle with sluggish growth, especially in its most significant market, the U.S. This decision doesn’t
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