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On June 13, 2026, Nara Organics brand infant formula was recalled due to possible contamination with botulinum toxin. The FDA is in the early stages investigating three cases of infant botulism in California, Pennsylvania, and Washington. All three infants were fed Nara Organic formula before getting sick. Caregivers should stop using this formula and return it to the place of purchase for a refund. If an infant has been given this formula and shows any signs of poor feeding, muffled cry, or floppy limbs, contact a medical provider immediately.
On June 13, 2026, Nara Organics brand infant formula was recalled due to possible contamination with botulinum toxin. The FDA is in the early stages investigating three cases of infant botulism in California, Pennsylvania, and Washington. All three infants were fed Nara Organic formula before getting sick. Caregivers should stop using this formula and return it to the place of purchase for a refund. If an infant has been given this formula and shows any signs of poor feeding, muffled cry, or floppy limbs, contact a medical provider immediately.
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As of June 12th, measles cases in the US this year reached 2,073. The total number for all of 2025 was 2,288. Among all 2026 cases, 93% of patients have been unvaccinated or have unknown vaccination status and 4% have had both doses of the MMR vaccine. The largest current outbreak in is Virginia. Measles can cause serious complications like pneumonia or encephalitis; 1 in 5 people who are not vaccinated are hospitalized. About 1 in 20 children who have measles will develop pneumonia, and 1 in 1000 can get a rare and fatal disease of the central nervous system called Subacute sclerosing panencephalitis (SSPE) that develops 7-10 years after infection.
As of June 12th, measles cases in the US this year reached 2,073. The total number for all of 2025 was 2,288. Among all 2026 cases, 93% of patients have been unvaccinated or have unknown vaccination status and 4% have had both doses of the MMR vaccine. The largest current outbreak in is Virginia. Measles can cause serious complications like pneumonia or encephalitis; 1 in 5 people who are not vaccinated are hospitalized. About 1 in 20 children who have measles will develop pneumonia, and 1 in 1000 can get a rare and fatal disease of the central nervous system called Subacute sclerosing panencephalitis (SSPE) that develops 7-10 years after infection.
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The U.S. now has over 3,000 data centers. About 38% of Americans live within 5 miles of one. Most are located in rural areas, where many residents rely on well water. Some communities near data centers have raised concerns about local water quality. Residents claim that data center construction has led to sediment buildup in private wells causing cloudy brown water. Others are concerned about polluted water being discharged into the environment after being used for evaporative cooling in data centers. More research and water testing is needed in communities to understand the impacts data centers might have on water quality.
The U.S. now has over 3,000 data centers. About 38% of Americans live within 5 miles of one. Most are located in rural areas, where many residents rely on well water. Some communities near data centers have raised concerns about local water quality. Residents claim that data center construction has led to sediment buildup in private wells causing cloudy brown water. Others are concerned about polluted water being discharged into the environment after being used for evaporative cooling in data centers. More research and water testing is needed in communities to understand the impacts data centers might have on water quality.
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As of June 17, 2026, there were 896 confirmed cases including 232 deaths from the Bundibugyo Ebola virus in Democratic Republic of Congo & Uganda. The number of deaths is likely higher than reported because many deaths are still under investigation. The World Health Organization has determined that the outbreak risk level for countries that boarder DRC and Uganda is high, but the risk for other countries in Africa and for the rest of the world remains low.
As of June 17, 2026, there were 896 confirmed cases including 232 deaths from the Bundibugyo Ebola virus in Democratic Republic of Congo & Uganda. The number of deaths is likely higher than reported because many deaths are still under investigation. The World Health Organization has determined that the outbreak risk level for countries that boarder DRC and Uganda is high, but the risk for other countries in Africa and for the rest of the world remains low.
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Firearms were the leading cause of death in children under 18 in the US from 2020-2024; data from 2025 are still being analyzed. Some of these deaths are accidental. Children accessing loaded guns in their home can have tragic consequences, as St. Louisans have recently been reminded. Safe gun storage lowers the risk of unintentional firearm injuries among children by 85%. Gun locks physically prevent a gun from firing and are available for free at St. Louis City and County and libraries, firehouses, a police department, and by mail through the St. Louis Children's Hospital. More information on proper firearm storage can be found at BeSmartforKids.org.
Firearms were the leading cause of death in children under 18 in the US from 2020-2024; data from 2025 are still being analyzed. Some of these deaths are accidental. Children accessing loaded guns in their home can have tragic consequences, as St. Louisans have recently been reminded. Safe gun storage lowers the risk of unintentional firearm injuries among children by 85%. Gun locks physically prevent a gun from firing and are available for free at St. Louis City and County and libraries, firehouses, a police department, and by mail through the St. Louis Children's Hospital. More information on proper firearm storage can be found at BeSmartforKids.org.
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Many parts of the country are experiencing record breaking heat this week, with high humidity and high temperatures increasing the risk of heat-related illnesses. People should stay in air conditioning as much as possible during high heat and avoid outdoor exertion. Older adults, infants, young children, pregnant individuals, and people with chronic health conditions are at greater risk of negative health impacts. People without air-conditioning at home can make a plan to stay cool by visiting a local mall, library, or public cooling shelter.
Many parts of the country are experiencing record breaking heat this week, with high humidity and high temperatures increasing the risk of heat-related illnesses. People should stay in air conditioning as much as possible during high heat and avoid outdoor exertion. Older adults, infants, young children, pregnant individuals, and people with chronic health conditions are at greater risk of negative health impacts. People without air-conditioning at home can make a plan to stay cool by visiting a local mall, library, or public cooling shelter.


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On June 13, 2026, Nara Organics brand infant formula was recalled due to possible contamination with botulinum toxin. The FDA is in the early stages investigating three cases of infant botulism in California, Pennsylvania, and Washington. All three infants were fed Nara Organic formula before getting sick. Caregivers should stop using this formula and return it to the place of purchase for a refund. If an infant has been given this formula and shows any signs of poor feeding, muffled cry, or floppy limbs, contact a medical provider immediately.
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As of June 12th, measles cases in the US this year reached 2,073. The total number for all of 2025 was 2,288. Among all 2026 cases, 93% of patients have been unvaccinated or have unknown vaccination status and 4% have had both doses of the MMR vaccine. The largest current outbreak in is Virginia. Measles can cause serious complications like pneumonia or encephalitis; 1 in 5 people who are not vaccinated are hospitalized. About 1 in 20 children who have measles will develop pneumonia, and 1 in 1000 can get a rare and fatal disease of the central nervous system called Subacute sclerosing panencephalitis (SSPE) that develops 7-10 years after infection.
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The U.S. now has over 3,000 data centers. About 38% of Americans live within 5 miles of one. Most are located in rural areas, where many residents rely on well water. Some communities near data centers have raised concerns about local water quality. Residents claim that data center construction has led to sediment buildup in private wells causing cloudy brown water. Others are concerned about polluted water being discharged into the environment after being used for evaporative cooling in data centers. More research and water testing is needed in communities to understand the impacts data centers might have on water quality.
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As of June 17, 2026, there were 896 confirmed cases including 232 deaths from the Bundibugyo Ebola virus in Democratic Republic of Congo & Uganda. The number of deaths is likely higher than reported because many deaths are still under investigation. The World Health Organization has determined that the outbreak risk level for countries that boarder DRC and Uganda is high, but the risk for other countries in Africa and for the rest of the world remains low.
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Firearms were the leading cause of death in children under 18 in the US from 2020-2024; data from 2025 are still being analyzed. Some of these deaths are accidental. Children accessing loaded guns in their home can have tragic consequences, as St. Louisans have recently been reminded. Safe gun storage lowers the risk of unintentional firearm injuries among children by 85%. Gun locks physically prevent a gun from firing and are available for free at St. Louis City and County and libraries, firehouses, a police department, and by mail through the St. Louis Children's Hospital. More information on proper firearm storage can be found at BeSmartforKids.org.
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Many parts of the country are experiencing record breaking heat this week, with high humidity and high temperatures increasing the risk of heat-related illnesses. People should stay in air conditioning as much as possible during high heat and avoid outdoor exertion. Older adults, infants, young children, pregnant individuals, and people with chronic health conditions are at greater risk of negative health impacts. People without air-conditioning at home can make a plan to stay cool by visiting a local mall, library, or public cooling shelter.
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