Mar 03, 2026

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Subject: Issue 108 of Happiful is here!

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Content:

The latest issue of Happiful Magazine is out now! This issue includes:

– The winners of the 2026 Happiful Poetry Prize

– Articles on the psychology of collecting and the power of movie therapy

– Tips on fibremaxxing and the 24-hour relationship rule

– Insight into investing in ‘brain wealth’

Plus, print subscribers get exclusive journaling pages and a brain-training puzzle.

Subscribe now for positive mental health content, psychotherapist advice, exclusive journaling, and a free 68-page ‘Gift of Gratitude’ guided journaling booklet worth £5.49 (UK addresses only). Save 22% for 12 months at £59.99.

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Subject: Why the ‘godfather of vaccines’ regrets getting old

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Content:

Stanley Plotkin, the vaccine pioneer, reflects on his long life and contributions to vaccinology, sharing regrets about “going downhill” with age. Despite his legacy, including the renowned textbook “Plotkin’s Vaccines,” he remains humble.

In other health news:

– An isolated swine flu case in Spain raises vigilance but low public risk.

– Mental health clinics with Asian language services are declining, causing access issues for non-English speakers.

– European drug pricing is uncertain amid political and industry pressures.

– New research confirms American football’s long-term negative impact on brain health.

– Patients turn to Reddit for ketamine treatment guidance, revealing concerns about telehealth companies’ responsibilities.

Stay informed with STAT+ for premium health and science coverage.

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Email 3:

Subject: 🥼 Disease doctor dropoffs – fewer infectious disease specialists amid rising vaccine-preventable illnesses

From: vitals@axios.com

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Content:

New data show a decline in medical residents choosing infectious disease fellowships, from 404 in 2021 to 319 in 2026, with only 61% of positions filled. Contributing factors include:

– Lower pay in the specialty

– Backlash and hostility towards the field post-COVID-19

– Cuts in public health funding under the Trump administration

Also:

– Surgeon general nominee Casey Means faces GOP skepticism over vaccine stances.

– A $665 billion Medicaid budget cut over a decade will impact states like California and New York.

– The US initiates a trade investigation into China’s biotech industry focusing on market competitiveness and national security.

Get full insights and updates with Axios Vitals.

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Email 4:

Subject: Neanderthal dad, human mum was more common than the other way around

From: briefing@nature.com

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Content:

New genetic research reveals that mating between male Neanderthals and female Homo sapiens was more frequent than the reverse, influencing human genome evolution. Possible reasons include mate availability and cultural norms.

Additional science highlights:

– Paediatricians’ robust immune systems help develop promising monoclonal antibody treatments against respiratory viruses like RSV.

– Cassava brown streak disease threatens over a third of African cassava cropland, complicating resistance breeding efforts.

– Nature Awards launch an AI for Discovery grant supporting AI-driven societal challenge research.

Features include:

– A closer look at China’s internet censorship through personal stories in “The Wall Dancers.”

– Reflections on NASA’s Artemis II Moon mission amid societal turmoil.

– New evidence of plagiarism in Georg Cantor’s seminal mathematical work on infinity.

Remember: The latest science funding delays in the US persist despite rejected budget cuts.

Stay curious with Nature Briefing.

Stay Well!