WHO Cuts Kala-Azar Treatment From 34 Injections to 14
New WHO guidance replaces a long, toxic kala-azar regimen with a shorter combination treatment for eligible patients in eastern Africa.
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Sweet Ruling Clears Relief Path for 450,000 Borrowers
A federal appeals decision advances long-delayed loan relief, but eligibility remains limited to borrowers already covered by the Sweet settlement.
Study this model →The Gym Without a Membership Desk
A place to exercise can be ordinary public infrastructure rather than another test of a family's ability to pay.
Study this model →CDC Links Frozen Blueberries to 12 E. coli Cases
A multistate E. coli outbreak has prompted an expanded recall of frozen blueberries and mixed berries sold by Publix in eight states.
Study this model →The Library That Moved Closer to the Reader
Quzhou brought small public reading rooms into ordinary neighborhoods while an American city reduced library hours to balance its budget.
Study this model →The Alert That Stops at the State Line
Earthquake warnings last only seconds, but the reach of those seconds reveals whether public safety is a regional feature or shared infrastructure.
Study this model →CDC Finds Gestational Hypertension Rose 73% Since 2016
New federal birth-certificate data show gestational hypertension recorded in 10.4% of U.S. births in 2024, up from 6.0% in 2016.
Study this model →FinCEN Warns Banks About Ghost Student Aid Fraud
A new FinCEN alert asks banks to spot aid refunds tied to stolen identities, synthetic records, money mules, and fraudulent student accounts.
Study this model →The Elevator That Arrived After the Building
China's elevator retrofits show how an old staircase can become a public problem to solve, while accessible housing remains scarce in America.
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