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A recent study highlights that over 80% of U.S. emergency departments lack adequate pediatric readiness, contributing to preventable child deaths. Implementing new standards could save thousands of lives annually, with costs as low as $12 per child. The findings emphasize the urgent need for improved care for children in emergencies.
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Severe storms in Missouri have resulted in up to 8 inches of rain, causing widespread flooding and multiple fatalities. Two poll workers died when their vehicle was swept away, and additional deaths were reported in St. Louis County. Emergency services conducted numerous rescues amid the chaos.
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The US military is ramping up its readiness amid rising tensions with Iran and other nuclear-capable nations. Recent deployments include F-15E Strike Eagles to the Middle East and training exercises focused on neutralizing enemy nuclear facilities. These developments come as the US prepares for potential conflicts involving nuclear weapons.
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A new report reveals that the UK's unhealthy food system costs £268 billion annually, significantly impacting public health and the economy. The findings highlight the urgent need for reform to address diet-related illnesses and promote healthier food options, as obesity rates continue to rise in both the UK and the US.