Measles: Why are we still losing lives to a preventable disease in 2024?​​

Despite a highly effective vaccine, measles caused approximately 95,000 deaths globally in 2024, primarily among unvaccinated children under five. Vaccination has prevented millions of deaths since 2000, yet first-dose coverage in 2024 slightly declined to 84%. Measles is extremely contagious, spreading through airborne droplets and leading to severe complications like blindness and pneumonia.

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No calls and emails after office hours: Right to Disconnect Bill introduced in Lok Sabha to set workplace boundaries

A new bill in India’s Parliament proposes a legal ‘right to disconnect’ for employees, aiming to establish clear boundaries between work and personal life. Introduced by MP Supriya Sule, the ‘Right to Disconnect Bill, 2025’ seeks to prevent employers from demanding responses outside official hours, addressing issues like burnout and sleep deprivation.

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NHL match today: Will Kyle Connor play against Edmonton Oilers tonight? Latest update on Winnipeg Jets forward for December 6

Kyle Connor has been cleared to play for the Winnipeg Jets against the Edmonton Oilers tonight, a significant boost for the team. His return is crucial for the Jets’ offensive strategy and their ability to challenge the Oilers’ defense. Fans can expect a dynamic performance from Connor, who is a key player in this high-stakes…

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Young women under 40 are facing more heart attacks — here’s why the warning signs are missed

Recent studies show a troubling rise in heart attacks among women under 40, largely stemming from high-stress environments, inadequate sleep, and an unfortunate tendency to overlook early warning signs such as fatigue or shortness of breath. Many young women mistakenly chalk these symptoms up to everyday concerns like stress or diet, which can delay necessary…

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