The Hidden Long-Term Effects of Chemotherapy in Older Breast Cancer Survivors
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Ebola 2026: Vaccines, Treatments, and What You Need to Know
Ebola is back in the news, and whenever that happens, people get nervous. But today’s Ebola response looks very different than it did a decade ago.
According to the CDC’s current situation summary, outbreaks still occur, mostly in parts of Central and East Africa. Ebola spreads through direct contact with infected body fluids — not through the air like the flu. That’s important, because it means rapid isolation and contact tracing can stop transmission.
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