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Nipah virus outbreak in West Bengal, India 
Reuters
Pakistan becomes latest Asian country to introduce checks for deadly Nipah virus
By Mubasher Bukhari & Francesco Guarascio
Al Jazeera
Why is India’s Nipah virus outbreak spooking the world?
By Priyanka Shankar
DW.com
Airports, officials in Asia alert for deadly Nipah virus
By Nita Blake-persen
BBC
Nipah virus: Some Asia airports screen passengers after outbreak in India
By Kelly Ng
Measles outbreak in South Carolina 
Gizmodo
South Carolina Measles Outbreak Becomes America’s Largest in 25 Years
By Matt Novak
CNN
South Carolina measles outbreak is largest in US since measles was declared eliminated
By Meg Tirrell, Deidre McPhillips & Jamie Gumbrecht
CIDRAP
South Carolina measles outbreak grows, surpasses West Texas outbreak
By Stephanie Soucheray
ABC News
Nearly 800 cases in South Carolina's record-breaking measles outbreak
By Youri Benadjaoud
Night owls may have worse heart health, study finds 
ScienceAlert
Major Study Links Being a Night Owl to Higher Heart Attack And Stroke Risk
NBC News
People who naturally stay up late may have worse heart health than early risers
By Lindsey Leake
foxnews.com
Sleep timing could directly impact chances of heart attack or stroke, study suggests
By Melissa Rudy
ABC News
'Night owl' lifestyle may bring higher risk of heart disease: Study
The Dispatch
Let’s Be Honest About Public Health Guidance
By Emily Oster
The Wall Street Journal
Defying CDC, Pediatricians Recommend All Kids Get Vaccinations Against 18 Diseases - WSJ
By Andrea Petersen
abc7.com
Doctors are ignoring new federal vaccine recommendations
By Jen Christensen
The Hill
American Academy of Pediatrics departs from CDC with childhood vaccine revisions
By Joseph Choi
TB outbreak at Riordan High School 
sfgate.com
Officials confirm tuberculosis outbreak at SF private school
By Gillian Mohney
ktvu.com
TB outbreak at Archbishop Riordan High School
By Crystal Bailey
sfchronicle.com
S.F. private high school has three cases of active tuberculosis
By Anna Bauman
MSN
Ritzy private school rocked by tuberculosis outbreak
By Emma Richter
komonews.com
First pediatric flu death in Washington state highlights rising cases across the state
fox13seattle.com
Marysville teenager confirmed as the first pediatric flu death in WA this season
By Franque Thompson
mynorthwest.com
Washington health officials confirm first child flu death of the season
kiro7.com
School-age boy dies from flu in Snohomish County
Tangle News
The U.S. measles outbreaks.
By Ari Weitzman
The Wall Street Journal
Opinion | Opportunity From Outbreak
Opinion
MIT Technology Review
Measles is surging in the US. Wastewater tracking could help.
By Jessica Hamzelou
USA Today
Nation's measles-free status in jeopardy. How doctors are handling it.
By Ken Alltucker
CNN
Radical changes could be coming to ‘psychiatry’s bible’
By Jen Christensen
CNN
Tissue boxes, binge-watching and DoorDash: How you’re making it through a record-breaking flu season
By Jen Christensen
Science Friday
How A Mutation Made This Year’s Flu Season So Bad
koat.com
Health expert explains why flu cases have been soaring
The National Council on Aging (NCOA)
8 Flu Facts That Could Help Keep You Out of the Hospital This Winter
katu.com
Clackamas County warns of measles exposure at Kaiser Permanente Sunnyside Center
kptv.com
Exposure site identified in connection to Clackamas County measles case
koin.com
OHA warns people could have been exposed to new measles case at Clackamas emergency room
By Jashayla Pettigrew
oregonlive.com
Oregon warns of possible measles exposure at Kaiser Permanente’s Clackamas hospital
By Kristine de Leon
Yahoo
This cancer type is now leading cause of death from the disease for those under 50
By Savannah Tryens-Fernandes
NBC News
Colorectal cancer is now the leading cause of cancer death in people under 50
By Kaitlin Sullivan
Scientific American
Colon cancer is killing more young people in the U.S. than any other cancer
By Lauren J. Young
wsaw.com
Colorectal cancer deaths rise as younger adults face advanced diagnoses
Medscape
Long COVID Linked to New-Onset Allergies
By Lois Anzelowitz Levine
ucsf.edu
Solving Long COVID: How Decades of HIV Research Paved the Way
By Victoria Colliver
Pharmacy Practice News
Restoring Immune Homeostasis In Long COVID
European AIDS Treatment Group
UCSF: Solving Long COVID: How decades of HIV research paved the way
Nature
Population-scale sequencing resolves determinants of persistent EBV DNA
By Margarete A Fabre, Ryan S Dhindsa & Kushal K Dey
New Scientist
This virus infects most of us – but why do only some get very ill?
By Michael Marshall
Bloomberg
Scientists Inch Closer to Solving the ‘Kissing Disease’ Mystery
By Ashleigh Furlong
Financial Times
Scientists link 22 genes to deadly risks from common virus
By Michael Peel
ScienceAlert
Gut Inflammation Link to Alzheimer's Disease Confirmed Once Again
By Tessa Koumoundouros
inc.com
A Study Reveals a Gut Health Signal That May Warn of Alzheimer’s Years Early
By Leila Sheridan
Futura, Le média qui explore le monde
Before memory comes the mouth: this early Alzheimer’s signal scientists are exploring
Rolling Out
Your toothbrush holds the key to Alzheimer’s prevention
Nature
Environmentally driven immune imprinting protects against allergy
Nature
Projected impacts of climate change on malaria in Africa
By Jailos Lubinda, Daniel J Weiss & David L. Smith
NCHStats
Climate Change Could Kill 500,000 More People Through Malaria Alone, Study Warns
BIOENGINEER.ORG
Climate Change Fuels Malaria Rise in Africa
Met Office
Climate change and extreme weather events threats to African malaria control says new study
By Grahame Madge
Ars Technica
Dozens of CDC vaccination databases have been frozen under RFK Jr.
By Beth Mole
NBC News
Dozens of CDC databases aren't being updated — most related to vaccines, study finds
By Aria Bendix
WebProNews
The Great Data Freeze: How the HHS Surveillance Blackout is Dismantling Healthcare Logistics
By Eric Hastings
U.S. News & World Report
Breakdown In Federal Health Tracking Leaves U.S. Vulnerable To Outbreaks, Pandemics, Experts Warn
Nature
Damage from a heart attack comes from brain signals, mouse study suggests
By Miryam Naddaf
NPR
Scientists shed new light on the brain’s role in heart attack
By Esther Landhuis
today.ucsd.edu
New Research Connects Heart Attacks to Brain, Nervous and Immune Systems
By Mario Aguilera
New Scientist
Our brains play a surprising role in recovering from a heart attack
CNN
Case of measles confirmed in Arizona ICE facility
By Jacqueline Howard
Nature
The surprisingly big health benefits of just a little exercise
By Mariana Lenharo
Scientific American
Want to live longer? The tiniest of lifestyle changes could add a year to your life
By Lauren J. Young
ScienceAlert
Just 5 Minutes of Extra Activity Each Day Could Extend Your Life
By David Nield
woay.com
Walking more benefits your health
By Tygra De Mello
University of Bonn study finds oats reduce cholesterol 
EatingWell
Eating This Breakfast Staple Could Lower Your Cholesterol in Just 2 Days, New Study Says
By Joy Manning
The Times
The good oats guide — lower your cholesterol in two days
By Antonia Hoyle
SciTechDaily
This Simple 48-Hour Diet Cut Harmful Cholesterol by 10%, Study Finds
nypost.com
Eating this healthy breakfast for just two days can lower your cholesterol: study
By McKenzie Beard
SciTechDaily
This Common Vaccine May Reduce Biological Aging
People.com
Shingles Vaccine Linked to Lower Biologic Age, May Play a Role in ‘Healthy Aging’
By Cara Lynn Shultz
MedPage Today
Dementia and the Shingles Vaccine: What a New Study in Canada Found
By Judy George
CTV News
Could the shingles vaccine prevent or delay new-onset dementia? Ontario-based study suggests so
By Miriam Katawazi
NPR
GLP-1 drugs don't work for everyone. But personalized obesity care in the future might
By Yuki Noguchi
newson6.com
GLP-1 weight-loss drugs: What are they and how do they work?
By Brooke Cox
spokesman.com
Miracle drug or too good to be true? Spokane patients losing weight on GLP-1 medication share their stories
By Amanda Sullender
Docwire News
GLP-1 Receptor Agonists: Safety, Tolerability, and What Comes Next
By Michael A. Nauck
Biomarkers in blood may reveal early Parkinson's disease 
The Washington Post
4 Parkinson’s disease symptoms that can show up decades before a diagnosis
By Meeri Kim
Technology Networks
A Blood Test Could Spot Parkinson’s Years Before Symptoms
facebook.com
Many people think of a tremor as the quintessential warning sign of Parkinson’s disease. But other symptoms — many of them not involving changes in movement — can appear much earlier. https://wapo.st/4kdPanW
WebProNews
Blood Genes Unlock Parkinson’s Motor Fate: Explainable AI Reveals Progression Secrets
komonews.com
Grant County cat dies from 'highly pathogenic' bird flu, WSDA emphasizes risk
ABC News
Obesity to rise by 19 million and affect 126 million American adults by 2035, new study finds
latimes.com
The share of Americans medically obese is projected to rise to almost 50% by 2035
By Marcos Magana
nypost.com
Nearly half of US adults will be obese by 2035, researchers predict — but will Ozempic change that?
By McKenzie Beard
McKnight's Long-Term Care News
Number of Americans living with obesity jumps from 19 percent in 1990 to 43 percent in 2022, study finds
By Foster Stubbs
National Institutes of Health (NIH) | (.gov)
NIH-funded study clearly ties risk of dementia to severe CTE
The New York Times
Peter H. Duesberg, 89, Renowned Biologist Turned H.I.V. Denialist, Dies
By Faye Flam
BBC
'I needed a coil to ease the bleeding but I just sat on a waiting list'
By Marie-louise Connolly
The Hill
6-month HIV PrEP makes coverage gains with insurers
By Joseph Choi
Indian Defence Review
Scientists Just Found Out This Ancient Fruit Can Do Way More Than Sweeten Your Tea
Spanish scientists eliminate pancreatic tumors in mice using triple therapy 
Euronews.com
Scientists achieve pancreatic tumour regression in breakthrough study
By Rafael Salido Ortiz
NDTV
Scientists Cure Pancreatic Cancer In Mice Without Major Side Effects
India Today
Spanish team cures pancreatic cancer in mice: The science behind it decoded
Telegrafi
Researchers in Spain discover a "triple therapy" that eliminates pancreatic tumors in mice
Daily Mail
Scientists discover the therapies that help two-thirds of autistic children speak their first words
By Emily Joshu
PsyPost
Two-thirds of non-speaking autistic children gain speech with evidence-based therapy
U.S. News & World Report
Early Language Intervention Helps Most Non-Speaking Children With Autism
News-Medical
Not all children with autism benefit from early language therapy
BBC
What really causes migraines?
By Sofia Quaglia
Benefits Canada.com
2025 Face to Face Drug Plan Management Forum: Multiple medication options leads to better outcomes for migraine patients
By Suzanne Lepage
wdbj7.com
Relief available for migraine sufferers
By Natalie Faunce Soucie
Medscape
Migraine Management in England: A Closer Look at Diagnosis and Treatment
By Manasi Talwadekar
ScienceAlert
Bamboo Could Be The Next 'Superfood', But There's a Reason to Be Cautious
By David Nield
The Daily Beast
Former First Lady Jailed for Accepting Luxury Bags as Bribes
By Vic Verbalaitis
foxnews.com
Scientists discover 'superfood' potential in overlooked vegetable most Americans can't prepare
By Andrea Margolis
SciTechDaily
This Unexpected Plant Could Be the Next “Superfood”
Reuters
New malaria vaccines helped Ghana slash child deaths. Then Trump, others cut aid
By Emmanuel Bruce & Jennifer Rigby
Devdiscourse
Vaccine Games: Ghana's Battle Against Malaria Amid Funding Cuts
Channel Africa
New malaria vaccines helped Ghana slash child deaths
wthr.com
'She was just laying there, like lifeless' | Family recounts 7-year-old’s GLP-1 overdose as poison centers see spike in calls
By Cierra Putman
abc7.com
The unexpected way norovirus can spread through your household
By Denise Dador
Eat This Not That
The 12-Minute Morning Routine That Restores Muscle Faster Than Hour-Long Workouts After 50
By Adam Meyer
Phys.org
Novel nanomaterial uses oxidative stress to kill cancer cells
By Stephanie Baum
Quantum Zeitgeist
Oregon State University Nanoagent Achieves Total Cancer Regression In Mouse Trials
AZoNano
New Therapy Uses Tumor Chemistry to Trigger Cancer Cell Death
EurekAlert!
New CDT nanoagent (IMAGE)
ynetnews.com
AI can detect heart disease from single ultrasound view, study shows
Mayo Clinic
How artificial intelligence (AI) helps determine ejection fraction from a single frame
Cardiovascular Business
AI model turns POCUS images into accurate structural heart evaluations
montreal.citynews.ca
AI algorithm from the Heart Institute interprets ECGs better than a human
By Jean-benoit Legault
Nature
Intestinal macrophages modulate synucleinopathy along the gut–brain axis
By Kelvin C Luk, Sebastiaan De Schepper & Elizabeth J Videlock
Medical Xpress
Targeting the gut's immune system could tackle early stages of Parkinson's
MSN
New evidence shows Parkinson’s spreads via immune cells from the gut
Frontiers
An isoflavone-enriched diet alleviates Parkinson's disease in mice by inhibiting ferroptosis through gut microbiota-mediated serotonin production
PR Newswire
Top Cancer Researchers Join Forces to Advance Development of Therapeutic Cancer Vaccines
Oncodaily
Bernard A. Fox: Which Cancer Antigens are Important?
Opinion
mountsinai.org
Mount Sinai Review Maps the Path Forward for Cancer Vaccines, Highlighting Promise of Personalized and Combination Approaches
Brain Tumour Research
Blog: What are cancer vaccines?
News-Medical
Poop pills could help cancer patients respond to immunotherapy while reducing toxic side effects
Nature
Fecal microbiota transplantation plus immunotherapy in non-small cell lung cancer and melanoma: the phase 2 FMT-LUMINate trial
By Laurence Zitvogel, Arielle Elkrief & Marine Fidelle
Medical Xpress
Fecal transplant capsules show promising results in clinical trials for multiple types of cancer
CTV News
‘Poop pills’ developed in London show promise for cancer patients in early trial
By Sean Irvine
nj.com
Thousands more N.J. kids are skipping vaccines. See how your county compares.
By Jackie Roman
Northwestern Now News
Men’s heart attack risk climbs by mid-30s, years before women
By Ben Schamisso
SciTechDaily
Doctors May Be Missing an Early Heart Warning Window for Men
Men's Journal
This Disease Can Sneak Up on You in Your 30s
By Lauren Evoy Davis
NDTV
Men Develop Coronary Heart Disease Years Before Women Do, Says Study
SciTechDaily
Game-Changing Blood Pressure Drug Works for Patients Not Controlled by Standard Treatments
Ars Technica
The origin story of syphilis goes back far longer than we thought
By Jacek Krywko
foxnews.com
Syphilis-linked bacteria circulated in the Americas thousands of years before Columbus: study
By Andrea Margolis
Popular Mechanics
Scientists Found Human Remains That Rewrite the History of an Infamous Disease
By Tim Newcomb
Archaeology Magazine
News - Syphilis May Have Originated in the Americas, Study Suggests
ScienceDaily
Keto diet weight loss may come with a hidden cost
NDTV
Following A Keto Diet May Cause Fatty Liver Disease, New Study Warns
wddty.com
Keto diet: good for weight loss, bad for your health
Mexico Business News
Long-Term Keto Diet Risks Raise Questions for Metabolic Health
Yahoo
A foraging teenager was mauled by a bear 27,000 years ago, skeleton shows
By Sara Novak
Tom's Guide
'I'm a 63-year-old personal trainer: These are the 5 simple bodyweight exercises I give to my clients that build muscle faster than walking workouts.'
By Jane Mcguire
The New York Times
Forget About Muscle Mass as You Age, Focus on Strength
By Hilary Achauer
India Today
Can you build muscle in your 60s? Yes, and it can change how you age
By Medha Chawla
Women's Health
Scientists Just Identified the 3 Best Ways to Prevent Muscle Loss as You Age
By Korin Miller
ScienceDaily
Tea can improve your health and longevity, but how you drink it matters
The Telegraph
The hidden health risks in your cup of tea
By Ella Nunn
The Sun
Warning over hidden health dangers lurking in your cup of TEA - even if you drink just one mug a day
By Eliza Loukou
Daily Express
Experts warn of hidden health risks in cups of tea
By Aditi Rane
Nature
How to eat well and within Earth’s limits
By Johan Rockström
News-Medical
Can dietary supplements support nutrition security as climate change disrupts food systems?
By Priyanjana Pramanik
Nutrition Insight
Scientists want more research on supplements mitigating environmental nutrient gaps
harlemworldmagazine.com
Climate Change Is Quietly Draining Nutrients From Food, Study Warns
LADbible
New research makes huge findings about impact of eating chia seeds
By Jess Battison
PsyPost
Chia seeds may help the brain regulate appetite and inflammation
Daily Mail
Natural Ozempic: Chia seeds can reduce appetite and protect against harmful inflammation, study shows
By Zoe Hardy
Health: Trusted and Empathetic Health and Wellness Information
What Happens to Your Blood Pressure When You Eat Chia Seeds Regularly
By Kristen Fischer
The Daily Beast
Scientists Develop Powder to Whiten Teeth With Toothbrush Vibrations
By Vic Verbalaitis
New Atlas
Vibrations activate electric charge in tooth-whitening powder
By Michael Franco
The Independent
Scientists develop powder that whitens teeth with toothbrush vibration
By Vishwam Sankaran
Newser
Forget Toothpaste: This Powder Whitens and Repairs
By Arden Dier
Gizmodo
A Bizarre Link Between Colorblindness and Bladder Cancer Might Actually Make Total Sense
By Ed Cara
med.stanford.edu
Study finds link between colorblindness and death from bladder cancer
By Nina Bai
SciTechDaily
Stanford Study Reveals Colorblindness May Hide a Deadly Cancer Warning
GB News
Scientists uncover link between colour blindness and 52% higher bladder cancer death risk
By Solen Le Net
Harvard Gazette
An Alzheimer’s breakthrough 10 years in the making
By Sy Boles
Psychology Today
Is a reversal of Alzheimer's possible?
By Barbara Blatchley
ScienceDaily
A natural aging molecule may help restore memory in Alzheimer’s
wkyc.com
Groundbreaking study shows Alzheimer's may be reversible in advanced stages
By Monica Robins
BuzzFeed
"I Was Told It Was Normal": 17 "Ugly," Dark Realities Of Pregnancy That Most People Don't Know
By Angelica Martinez
The Wall Street Journal
Here’s What Happens When You Stop Taking Ozempic and Wegovy - WSJ
By Sumathi Reddy
ScienceDaily
Study raises red flags over long-term effectiveness of popular weight loss drugs like Ozempic
Times of India
Hard truth about what happens when you stop weight loss injections
By Lata Mishra
nypost.com
Exclusive | GLP-1 drugs brought our eating disorders back — and quitting the shots doesn’t always help
By McKenzie Beard
Nature
Cholinergic modulation of dopamine release drives effortful behaviour
By Matthew B Pomrenze, Nicholas Denomme & Zihui Zhang
Medscape
The Rear View: How Glute Shape Predicts Diabetes Risk
By Heidi Splete
Hindustan Times
Can colourful plant foods improve heart health? US doctor shares 5 daily habits to support healthy arteries | Health
Irish Farmers Journal
The power of healthy heart habits for all ages
By Rosalind Skillen
News on the Neck
News on the Neck Events - Healthy Lifestyle Habits - Heart Health - Life's Simple 7
Hindustan Times
Cardiologist with 20 years of experience shares 3 daily routines he prioritises to avoid the No. 1 cause of death
By Eshana Saha
Neuroscience News
Memory Rewritten: Study Finds No Clear Line Between Episodic and Semantic Retrieval
By Emma Thorne
Nature
Neural activations and representations during episodic versus semantic memory retrieval
By Jorn Alexander Quent, Roni Tibon & Richard N. Henson
Yahoo
New Study Throws a Wrench in Our Understanding of Memory
By Jake Currie
SciTechDaily
New Brain Study Challenges Decades of Memory Research
The Washington Post
Here’s how your diet may affect UTI risk
By Lindsey Bever
Queerty
What is "dementia face" & is a certain despot showing all the signs?
By Henry Giardina
Real Simple
6 Hobbies That Naturally Boost Dopamine—and Your Mood, According to Psychologists
By Ria Bhagwat
Fit&Well
An osteopath urges everyone to do this one daily stretch to undo the damage caused by prolonged sitting—it only takes three minutes
By Sam Rider
ScienceAlert
Not All Sitting Is Equal. One Type Was Just Linked to Better Brain Health.
By Carly Cassella
VICE
How to Sit Properly, According to Science
By Ashley Fike
inc.com
New Research Reveals 2 Ways to Sit: One Boosts Brain Power, the Other Accelerates Decline
By Leila Sheridan
The Daily Beast
Losing 150 Pounds Didn’t End My Body Dysmorphia—Surgery Did
By carina hsieh
Meat eaters' longevity 
ScienceAlert
Study Finds Meat Eaters Are More Likely to Live to 100, But There's a Catch
The Independent
Who is more likely to live to 100: meat eaters or vegetarians?
Vocal
I Thought Plants Were the Secret to Living Longer… Then I Read This Recent Study...
By Anie Liban
Sixth Tone
Among China’s Oldest, Vegans Less Likely to Reach 100: New Study
By Chen Yiru
muddyrivernews.com
New heart procedure for leaking mitral valve now performed at Blessing Hospital

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