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PepsiCo recalls 122,000 Gatorade cases over undeclared dyes

PepsiCo recalled 122,021 cases of 28-ounce Gatorade in 37 states over undeclared Yellow No. 5 and/or No. 6; FDA set Class II on Oct. 2.

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Vaxcyte to Present Topline Phase 3 Data for VAX-31 Vaccine

VAX-31 met noninferiority on all 28 shared serotypes and superiority on 3 unique ones in Oct. 5 OPUS-1 data; Pickering called it a new class benchmark.

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Kenya Confirms First Ebola Case, Patient Dies

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Kenya Confirms First Ebola Case, Patient Dies

Kenya confirmed its first Ebola death: Aden Duale said a Bundibugyo case patient regrettably passed on last night at around 1130 after reaching Nairobi on Oct. 3.

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U.S. Monitors Suspected Plague Case in Russia

A 28-year-old Irkutsk anti-plague institute worker died after severe pneumonia; Russia reports no lab pathogen link while nearly 200 contacts are watched and the White House assesses developments.

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New York Declares Emergency Amid 108 Measles Cases

Hochul declared a New York statewide measles disaster emergency Oct. 5 through Nov. 4 after 108 cases, the first such U.S. state declaration since the 2025 surge.

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Nobel Week expected to open with Medicine award — 1d Irkutsk Lab Worker Dies After Severe Pneumonia — 3d Review Links Sex Chromosomes to Aging, DiseaseHealth — 3d Clerk and son charged over kratom products after two Ole Miss deaths — 3d Pakistan Minister Warns Food Insecurity Threatens National SecurityHealth — 3d

Juneau Police: Wife Hid Husband’s Remains, Collected Benefits

Juneau police say Ross Pasquan died of severe cardiovascular disease, and his wife concealed his death and kept collecting his Social Security, retirement and Alaska dividend benefits. Investigators found no evidence of foul play or anyone else’s involvement and closed the case after his wife’s death.

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✺Study Links Appendectomy to 58% Lower Colorectal Cancer Risk — 4d ✺Study links home vaping, smoking to kids’ asthma — 3d ✺FDA recalls 747,844 potentially nonsterile eye products — 4d

Report Details Nearly 1,000 Children Abused by Clerics in Three Mass. Dioceses — 5dMass. AG report: more than 270 Catholic clerics abused nearly 1,000 children over about a century in Fall River, Springfield and Worcester dioceses.

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Marcus Bell It's appalling that over 270 clerics could abuse nearly 1000 children across those three dioceses for so long.

Texas Woman Arrested in Alleged Child-for-Drugs SchemeHealth — 5dA Texas woman was arrested and charged with continuous sexual assault of a child, accused of repeatedly taking the child to former Tyler doctor Kenneth Haygood and allowing him to abuse the child in exchange for prescription drugs. The alleged abuse occurred over several years; Haygood was sentenced to eight years in prison in 2025 for sex crimes involving other patients.

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Ex-Chiefs Johnson Fears CTE; Researchers Pursue Tests — 4dFormer Kansas City Chiefs running back Larry Johnson, 46, says serious memory lapses and episodes of disorientation while driving have led him to fear he has CTE, which he has suspected for years; the disease can currently be confirmed only after death, so his symptoms do not establish a diagnosis. Researchers are working on ways to detect CTE in living people, including PET scans, which could help identify those at risk and guide treatment.

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Viruses spread across Cuba amid water, power outages — 6dCuban authorities are warning of spreading viral illnesses, including hepatitis, diarrhea, dengue and chikungunya, as prolonged power and water outages undermine sanitation and health care. Residents say shortages have left families struggling to find safe water, while blackouts disrupt pumps and refrigeration; the U.N. estimates water shortages affect about 3.5 million people.

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Poll Shows Most Rural Voters See No Local Health Gains From Trump Policies — 6dAbout 8 in 10 rural voters say President Donald Trump’s health policies have had no effect or a negative effect on their communities, a view shared by 68% of rural voters who identify with the Make America Healthy Again movement. Some MAHA supporters see Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. moving in the right direction, highlighting a gap between the administration’s agenda and its perceived local impact.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Inventia Recalls 25,027 Chlorthalidone Bottles Nationwide — 4dInventia Healthcare has recalled more than 25,000 bottles of 25-milligram chlorthalidone, a blood-pressure medication, after tests found the tablets failed dissolution standards, potentially affecting how the drug is absorbed. The FDA classified the recalls as Class II; patients should consult a doctor or pharmacist before changing or stopping their medication.

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Chris Dalton It's worrying that these blood pressure pills might not absorb right in the body. Hope no one has been affected already.

About 53,000 squishy toys recalled over water-bead risk — 4dFederal safety officials have recalled several squishy dumpling and ball toys containing water beads that can expand if swallowed, posing choking and intestinal blockage risks that could be fatal. Consumers should stop using the affected toys and follow the recall instructions to obtain refunds.

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FDA Finds Cyclospora at Mexican Outbreak-Linked Sites — 3dFDA found Cyclospora in a wastewater tank and drainage ditch at Taylor Farms Mexico sites linked to an outbreak that sickened nearly 13,000, and closed its probe.

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Marcus Bell Taylor Farms Mexico clearly had poor sanitation if the parasite reached a drainage ditch and made 13,000 people sick.

Six Ebola Cases Reported in M23-Held Congo — 4dSix new Ebola cases, including four people who died before testing, were reported in AFC/M23-controlled eastern Congo, with all linked to a transmission chain originating in government-held Butembo. The wider outbreak has killed more than 4,000 people among 8,300 confirmed cases, while insecurity and community mistrust are hindering efforts to contain it.

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FaithTapPope John XXIII Opens Second Vatican CouncilPontiff invites dialogue with other faiths16m · 2 reads

Study finds lead in 99% cat foods testedHealth — 4dClean Label Project found lead in 99% of 100 cat foods from 62 brands tested, with cadmium in 96% and arsenic in 94%, per its Oct. 2, 2026 report.

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Nicole Hardy Companies should face real fines and recalls instead of letting these contaminants stay in almost all the foods we buy.