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Global RSV vaccine and antibody rollout expands

45 clusters · 162 sources · last updated

Latest: Respiratory Syncytial Virus vaccination campaigns expand in Argentina and Peru

Global RSV immunization and antibody rollouts continue to expand, showing significant clinical impact. In the UK, maternal vaccination led to a 50% reduction in intensive care or high dependency unit admissions for infan

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AI infrastructure expansion faces capacity and social limits

77 clusters · 408 sources · last updated

Latest: Data center expansion increases pressure on European power grids

The global race for data center infrastructure, fueled by artificial intelligence, continues to strain energy, water, and resource availability. While the United States hosts approximately 40% of the world’s data centers

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Canadian port infrastructure investments

2 clusters · 4 sources · last updated

Latest: Canada announces $254M for Port Saint John upgrades

Significant investments have been announced to modernize Canadian maritime infrastructure to strengthen supply chains. In September 2026, Canpotex announced a CA$500 million investment to upgrade the Neptune Bulk Termin

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Canada measles outbreak concluded

2 clusters · 9 sources · last updated

Latest: Canada declares end to two-year measles outbreak

The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) has officially declared the end of the two-year measles outbreak that began in New Brunswick in October 2024. The declaration follows more than two months without any new cases l

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North American data center and energy expansion

2 clusters · 5 sources · last updated

Latest: Data center and energy infrastructure projects expand in US and Canada

Data center expansion and the resulting energy infrastructure demands are driving significant development and debate across North America. In New Brunswick, the provincial government is facing tension over a surge in da

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