CDC Quietly Drops Two Measles Deaths From Its National Dashboard
A coroner opened a second death investigation; the same week, the CDC excluded both Pennsylvania deaths from its own count — a documented dispute, not a settled one.
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DRC's Ebola Outbreak Passes 6,000 Cases and Is Still Accelerating
CIDRAP's second-largest-on-record framing reads like history — 59 new cases in a single day says this outbreak is still very much happening.
Americans Still Trust Their Doctors — Just Not the CDC or FDA
CIDRAP leads with doctors; a new poll finds confidence in federal health agencies has fallen sharply since Kennedy took HHS, while trust in personal doctors hasn't moved at all.
Turkmenistan Starts Fixing Methane Leaks the US Still Ignores
The Guardian frames Turkmenistan's repairs as a breakthrough — buried in its own reporting is that the US ranks with Iran and Russia as the world's non-responders.
A Viral Creator's Workplace Horror Stories Reveal an HR Trust Problem
Fortune treats this as a trend piece about one creator — the real story may be the sheer volume of submitted stories forming a crowdsourced trust dataset.