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US Military to Measure Soldiers' Testosterone Levels, Sparking Debate

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced plans to measure soldiers' testosterone levels to optimize performance, offering voluntary treatment for low levels. This initiative has reignited debate on testosterone's role in health, masculinity, and military capability, raising questions about its interpretation and the distinction between treating deficiency and boosting performance.

The Independent World

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Health Misinformation Spreads on Social Media and AI

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Santé·08/07/2026Résumé IA

Health Misinformation Spreads on Social Media and AI

A Pew Research Center report reveals that many Americans, especially younger adults, get health info from social media influencers lacking medical credentials. Despite low trust in accuracy, convenience drives usage. AI models also struggle to differentiate misinformation from factual guidance, complicating efforts to combat the spread of false health narratives.

Times of India

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Hong Kong expert urges Ebola travel alert for Central Africa

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Santé·18/05/2026Résumé IA

Hong Kong expert urges Ebola travel alert for Central Africa

An infectious disease expert has urged Hong Kong authorities to issue a travel alert and enhance preventive measures against Ebola, citing outbreaks in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda and frequent business exchanges with the region.

Hong Kong Strengthens Ebola Vigilance Amid African Outbreak

Hong Kong health authorities are enhancing public awareness and airport screening for Ebola, citing the outbreak in DRC and Uganda. They emphasize the low immediate health impact locally, despite Hong Kong's status as an international city.

Malaysia tightens border screenings to prevent hantavirus entry

Malaysia has ramped up health screenings at all international entry points, particularly in the maritime sector, to prevent hantavirus from entering the country, according to Health Minister Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad. Dzulkefly assured the public that as of Sunday, there have been zero hantavirus cases reported in Malaysia or involving Malaysians, noting that the six lab-confirmed cases recently highlighted were all reported abroad. However, he stressed that the country must remain vigilant against the...

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