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Public Health news — September 13, 2026

Publications tagged with Public Health published on September 13, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

5 publications

  1. WorldMiddle EastPublic Health

    Ukraine Urgently Needs 100-120 Patriot Missiles Monthly for Winter

    Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has emphasized the urgent need for 100-120 Patriot missiles per month during the upcoming winter to counter Russia's increasing ballistic missile production. According to NATO rules, around 280 interceptors are needed to destroy 140 Russian missiles monthly, but Zelensky considers this figure unrealistic. He is seeking supplies from US stocks, production, and potential contributions from Middle Eastern countries and European partners.
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  2. WorldMiddle EastPublic HealthEarthquake

    Yemeni Armed Forces Advance in Taiz, Capture Villages and Strategic Points

    Yemeni armed forces, backed by popular committees, have made significant advances in the Jabal Habashi district west of Taiz city. They have captured several villages, including Al-Darba, Akka Al-Qasas, Wadi Shabq, Al-Burja, Jundin, Shat Al-Raqa, Al-Mazanda, Al-Khadra, Al-Janan, Jabal Naba, and Al-Shqa. The forces aim to cut off the western road to Taiz, placing the city under siege and paving the way for its liberation from the control of Takfiri elements and the Saudi-led coalition. The advance also aims to undermine plans to divide southern Yemen.
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  3. WorldTrialMiddle EastPublic Health

    Israeli Army Injuries in Gaza Strip

    Multiple injuries have been reported in the Gaza Strip due to Israeli army fire. An elderly man was injured in Beit Lahia, a young man was injured north of Khan Yunis, another young man was injured near Hammam City also north of Khan Yunis, and a child was injured north of Nusirat camp. Additionally, a second injury was reported in Maghazi refugee camp, and a 12-year-old child, Rital Ahmad Al-Balbisi, sustained serious injuries west of Maghazi camp.
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  4. ScienceEarthPublic Health

    First Adult Tyrannosaurus Rex Footprints Discovered in North Dakota

    A team of scientists from the Denver Museum of Nature & Science and Liverpool John Moores University has identified the first known series of footprints of an adult Tyrannosaurus rex. The track, discovered in the Hell Creek geological formation in southwestern North Dakota, consists of four footprints (two left and two right) measuring approximately 91 cm in length and spaced about 3.96 meters apart. The footprints, dated 66.5 million years old, allow for the estimation of the animal's speed, calculated to be between 5.6 to 7.2 km/h, similar to a person walking briskly. This discovery provides valuable insights into the behavior and locomotion of the iconic dinosaur.
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