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Health officials are racing to curb a deadly meningitis outbreak, tracing and treating thousands of potential contacts as reports of suspected cases spread. The unprecedented emergency response saw 2,000 worried students receive preventative antibiotics in Canterbury yesterday as the 'invasive' strain of the disease left two dead and 11 gravely ill.  One university student and

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The Chiefs are set to make a change at offensive coordinator, but it won’t be a major shock to the system in Kansas City. According to multiple reports, they plan to hire Eric Bieniemy as their offensive coordinator. Word of their interest in interviewing Bieniemy, who is currently the Bears’ running backs coach, first surfaced

Kaizer Chiefs are at home for their third league game of the season, and they could find themselves top of the log after 90 minutes...

Hello and happy Friday! I'm in Adelaide today for the AMA(SA) Access to Care Round Table. I'm looking forward to catching up with our South Australian colleagues and taking part in the event which is looking at the ways we can better support primary care, preventive care and better-connected care in order to reduce overall

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Now we know why it's taken this long. In an unexplored part of the American football universe we're finding out in real time why it has been almost impossible to win three championships in a row.  Almost everything has to go right. That's for starters. The Kansas City Chiefs took that

Kansas City Chiefs star quarterback Patrick Mahomes is facing tragic family news on the eve of the team's momentous AFC Championship game against the Buffalo Bills. Heartbreaking: #Chiefs star quarterback Patrick Mahomes mother, Randi, posted that her father is now in hospice. “My dad is in hospice & I'm lost for words ????????????” Our thoughts

Secretary of the Air Force Frank Kendall speaks to officer candidates at Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala., Dec. 6, 2024. Credit: U.S. Air Force WASHINGTON — Outgoing Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall delivered a stark warning to Congress in his final weeks in office: The United States risks falling behind China in the military space