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Bureau: Chicago
A blood test that flags Alzheimer's risk years before symptoms sounds empowering online, but the harder question AP raises is what a healthy person is supposed to do with a number and no cure.
Feeds fixate on the fatality math and border-panic memes while AP delivers the plainer number that actually guides response: 2,000-plus confirmed cases and 754 deaths in Congo.
The vaccine works only if children finish the schedule, and Cameroon's weak final-dose coverage is where the real-world gains against malaria quietly leak away.
As AP reports new Legionnaires' cases slowing on the Upper East Side, feeds are already moving on, leaving readers to miss that an outbreak in decline is not an outbreak over.