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New research on artisan British cheeses suggests the bacteria that create distinctive tastes may also support gut health, sparking fresh debate on cheese's place in a healthy diet.
Coverage for MMR and DTaP dips below 93% in 2025-2026 school year, moving further from herd immunity amid rising exemption rates.
Three-year monitoring shows PM2.5 levels triple U.S. safety limits, with soot from traffic and fires driving health risks in Ethiopia's capital.