This American Medical Association video transcript presents a weekly public health update featuring discussions between AMA experts. The key themes covered include concerning outbreaks of preventable infectious diseases like measles and pertussis, highlighting rising case numbers and the tragedy of preventable deaths, often linked to declining vaccination rates. The update also shares positive developments in brain health, such as a study indicating the shingles vaccine may reduce dementia risk and news of a new blood test for Alzheimer’s disease that can help diagnose and track its progression. The purpose of this communication is to inform physicians and the public about important and evolving health issues across the United States.
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