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- 1Anger over Australia halving Covid vaccine frequency for immunosuppressed▼It takes a special kind of stupid to halve the # Covid vaccine frequency for immunosuppressed people at the same time as
Australia's Labor government is being criticised for halving the recommended Covid vaccine frequency for immunosuppressed people while simultaneously ending public funding for Covid vaccines. Critics say the combined measures will reduce protection for vulnerable groups and cause a big drop in background immunity across the population. Vaccination policy and access for at-risk people are at the centre of the backlash.
- 2Polling shows environment weighs more heavily on Latino voters●Environment is a bigger issue for Latinos than non-Latinos, data says
Survey data reported across several US regional news outlets indicates Latino Americans rank the environment as a more important issue than non-Latinos do. The finding, picked up by papers including the Fresno Bee and azcentral, is drawing attention as climate and pollution concerns appear to shape voter priorities differently across ethnic groups heading into election season.
- 3AI-Based A-Fib Detection May Speed Up Diagnosis●Can AI-enabled A-Fib Detection Technology Confirm Diagnosis Faster Than Conventional Monitoring? | Newswise
A new examination asks whether AI-enabled technology can detect atrial fibrillation and confirm a diagnosis faster than conventional cardiac monitoring methods. Atrial fibrillation is a common heart rhythm disorder that can be difficult to catch, often requiring extended monitoring to document episodes. Researchers and clinicians are increasingly testing whether artificial intelligence tools can shorten that process and improve early detection of the condition.