Signals
Plague Never Left.
Plague belongs in history books only in countries where surveillance makes it look that way. WHO’s new global review found thousands of suspected cases between 2019 and 2025, with transmission heavily concentrated in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Madagascar. The bigger warning is what the dataset cannot see.
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Personalised Cardiology Needs a Digital Fabric, Not Just More Data
AI Diabetes Tools Need Infrastructure Before Scale
Diabetes Tech Moves From Optional Add-On to Earlier Care
Obesity Care Starts Moving Beyond BMI
Canada’s Generic Semaglutide Approval Tests GLP-1 Affordability
India’s Obesity Campaign Dispute Tests the Line Between Awareness and Promotion
Cyberbullying Becomes a Youth Mental Health Policy Target
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