I'll save you a few clicks: Extensively-drug resistant typhoid fever is now the predominant strain in some areas, including Pakistan.

Their spread is notable, but this has been a long-building problem. This is why it's important to prevent Typhoid via sanitation (most important) and vaccination.

And to think the Tylenol playbook has been lauded for decades as the best corporate crisis response … these executives might not be the brightest bunch.

Addressing the question all first-semester Epi students want to know!

Unbeatable! Something I definitely miss from my time living in Minneapolis.

Clickable link :)

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Great read!

So much for that warrior ethic

I need some protestors to recreate this IRL 😂

Americans collectively have forgotten that yellow fever and malaria were once endemic in our country. To be fair, it’s not something we’re ever taught in school; I had no idea until I started studying public health!

And now, especially w/ climate change, there’s little stopping it from coming back.

You can also ask your pharmacist! They are truly an underutilized (and yet overworked) community health resource.

Eventually, everything will be a podcast

Americans collectively have forgotten that yellow fever and malaria were once endemic in our country. To be fair, it’s not something we’re ever taught in school; I had no idea until I started studying public health!

And now, especially w/ climate change, there’s little stopping it from coming back.

The fact that even Marjorie Taylor Greene has come out in favor of extending the ACA subsidies and the GOP leadership refuses to negotiate is crazy.

I hope more families will check their premiums and call or email their reps & senators!

Making milk great again! (Bringing back the borax and formaldehyde)