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WHO: Nipah Virus Outbreak in India Poses Low Global Risk — REUTERS / CK Thanseer

Nipah Virus · India

WHO: Nipah Virus Outbreak in India Poses Low Global Risk

39% Center coverage: 168 sources

Indian authorities confirmed two cases of Nipah virus in West Bengal since December, with 196 contacts traced, quarantined and tested, all returning negative results. The situation is under constant monitoring with all necessary public health measures in place.See the Story

Emma Heming Willis says Bruce Willis not knowing he has dementia has been both 'the blessing and the curse' — REUTERS / Lucas Jackson

Bruce Willis · United States

Emma Heming Willis says Bruce Willis not knowing he has dementia has been both 'the blessing and the curse'

37% Left coverage: 62 sources

UC Davis Receives $120 Million Gift to Expand Veterinary School

Business · Davis

UC Davis Receives $120 Million Gift to Expand Veterinary School

66% Center coverage: 15 sources

The University of California, Davis has received the largest gift ever for veterinary medicine — $120 million from Joan and Sanford Weill through their family foundation.See the Story

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