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Dengue fever cases rise across Florida 
The Hill
New Florida counties report dengue cases as statewide total passes 400
By Nathaniel Rodriguez
MedPage Today
CDC Issues Emergency Response for Florida Dengue Outbreak
By Kristina Fiore
ABC7 WWSB
Dengue fever case confirmed in Manatee County as cases rise across Florida
By Juliana Narvaez
WKMG
Seminole County confirms locally acquired dengue fever case in Winter Springs
By Serra Sowers
The New York Times
Is Rabies Making a Comeback?
By Emily Anthes
KTLA
Second raccoon tests positive for rabies in Los Angeles County, health officials say
ABC7 Los Angeles
Second rabid raccoon found in Los Angeles County
FOX Weather
Rabies concerns grow after record number of infected bats found in Los Angeles
By Alexandra Myers
Measles cases rise across Pennsylvania and the United States 
NPR
U.S. measles cases more than double what they were last year as outbreak spreads
By Chandelis Duster
ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Deadly measles spread hitting US state's Amish hard amid White House row
By Luke Cooper
The Guardian
Additional 178 cases of measles reported by US health authorities amid outbreak
By Jessica Glenza
Financial Times
Measles surge exposes Republicans’ vulnerability on vaccines
By Patrick Temple-West
The New York Times
Ebola Outbreak in Africa Reaches Widest Expansion Ever
By Apoorva Mandavilli
World Health Organization (WHO)
Ebola disease caused by Bundibugyo virus, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya and Nigeria
The New York Times
Converting Ebola Skeptics: Christian Leaders Mobilize Communities in Congo
By Finbarr O'Reilly
Mission Network News
Ebola has claimed thousands of lives this year; where can people go for hope?
Early flu cases reported across the United States 
Newsweek
Should you get a flu shot now? What we know about this year's dominant virus
By Jennifer Radcliffe
NBC 5 Chicago
With flu season off to an unusually early start, here's what doctors are seeing
TODAY.com
Flu Activity is Ramping Up Early This Year. Is a Mutated H1N1 Strain to Blame?
By Caroline Kee
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Flu hospitalization rate at highest level for this time of year since 2010 season, but still relatively low
By Youri Benadjaoud
The Washington Post
3 mental health habits that may help with your blood pressure
By Lindsey Bever
Bird flu outbreak reported at Utah mink farm 
The Guardian
Bird flu outbreak at Utah mink farm sparks concerns about government response
By Eric Berger
ProPublica
Bird Flu Is Raging on a Mink Farm. It Could Spark a Human Pandemic, Experts Say, but Officials Won’t Act.
By Nathaniel Lash & Julie Leopo
Virological
Preliminary report on H5N1 highly pathogenic avian influenza in Utah mink, August 2026
Inshorts
Bird flu spreads on Utah mink farm for 2 months without culling | Tap to know more | Inshorts
The Washington Post
These hobbies can boost your mood and brain health
By Maggie Penman
AI tool estimates biological age and cancer survival from facial photos 
CNN
How a photo of a person’s face could help predict whether they’ll survive cancer treatment
By Jacqueline Howard
The Guardian
Can AI really predict cancer survival better than a doctor? I have my doubts | Devi Sridhar
Opinion
By Devi Sridhar
Mass General Brigham
AI facial health recognition tools help physicians assess age and survival risk to guide personalized treatment
CBS News
Upload a selfie, find out your "biological age." New FaceAge AI tool available for anyone to use.
By Neal J. Riley
The Washington Post
Doctors’ offices are charging patients 10 times more by claiming to be hospitals
By Julie Zauzmer
Science Daily
Scientists discover how pancreatic cancer rewrites its DNA to escape treatment
First human case of Shamonda virus detected in France 
Forbes
French Patient Dies After Contracting First Known Case Of Shamonda Virus In Humans
By Zachary Folk
Reuters
Explainer: What is Shamonda virus and what are the risks to humans and animals?
By Jason Neely
Forbes
First Human Shamonda Virus Infection—What Happens When Animal Diseases Spread To People?
By John M. Drake
BBC
First human case of Shamonda virus detected in France, officials say
By Maia Davies
The Washington Post
What lymphatic drainage tools can and can’t do for your health
By Danielle Zickl
News-Medical
Massive study identifies genetic variants associated with five major personality traits
Neuroscience News
Genetic Blueprint of Personality Revealed
Yahoo
Your Genes May Help Shape Your Personality, Health, Income, and Even Where You Live
UA.NEWS
Study identifies 1,260 variants linked to personality traits — News-Medical
RNZ
New OCD treatment having dramatic results in New Zealand, expert says
Medscape
Brief OCD Treatment Outperforms Online CBT, Trial Shows
Medical Daily
Four-Day Intensive OCD Treatment Tripled Remission Compared with Unguided Online Therapy in a 119-Patient Randomized German Trial
RNZ
Breakthrough Treatment for Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
NBC 6 South Florida
‘I was doing all the right things': What one survivor's diagnosis reveals about breast cancer risk
By Alexis Garcia
The Citizen
Doctor tackles myths surrounding breast cancer
Jacksonville Journal-Courier
No family history? Under 40? Why common breast cancer myths put you at risk
By Cindy Goodman
The Paducah Sun
Doctor clears up common breast cancer misconceptions
Medical Xpress
Children who eat more ultraprocessed foods show stronger brain responses to appetizing foods
The Seattle Times
Junk food linked to ‘silent stroke’ by middle age
U.S. News & World Report
Ultra-Processed Foods Might Rewire Kids' Brains To Crave Junk, Study Says
Medscape
Ultraprocessed Foods Linked to Silent Brain Injury
By Megan Brooks
AI analyzes sleep electrocardiograms to predict heart disease risk 
HuffPost UK
The Sleep Pattern Linked To Heart Issues As We Age
By Amy Glover
ScienceAlert
The Way You Sleep Can Reveal Your Risk of Heart Failure Up to 10 Years in Advance
By Carly Cassella
UA.NEWS
In the US, AI assessed 10-year cardiac risks using overnight ECG — ScienceAlert
Managed Healthcare Executive
Heart data in sleep study predicts atrial fibrillation, heart failure years in advance
By Briana Contreras
KELOLAND.com
One man’s journey with breast cancer
By Karlee Phillips
WSB-TV
Men can get breast cancer too. This is one Georgia man’s survival story
By Wendy Corona
Oncology Nursing News
Male Breast Cancer: Managing Endocrine Therapy and Survivorship Care
By Alex Biese
News On 6
Male breast cancer: What symptoms should men look for, and why does early detection matter?
By Makayla Glenn
Study links regular tea consumption to lower vascular disease risk 
USA Today
How hot you drink your tea may affect heart health
By Anthony Thompson
CNN
How you drink your tea could determine whether you gain or lose heart health benefits
By Faye Chiu
FOX 8 News
Study links regular tea drinking to 11% lower vascular disease risk
By Stephanie Sokol
Medical Xpress
Can drinking tea help protect against cardiovascular disease?
Researchers identify new circadian depression subtype 
New York Post
'Circadian' depression may be the reason why you can't sleep
By Rachel Sacks
The New York Times
Your Sleep Habits May Point to a Specific Type of Depression, a New Study Finds
By Christina Caron
New Scientist
Newly identified ‘circadian depression’ responds poorly to antidepressants
By Alice Klein
NewsNation
Body clock link? New type of depression could affect millions
The Washington Post
The most important things to do to stay healthy while traveling
By Andrés F. Henao-Martínez
The Washington Post
He resigned from CDC leadership. Now he’s fighting RFK Jr. from the outside.
By Lena Sun
Defector
The U.S.-Funded Plan To Kill Infants In Africa By Withholding Vaccines Has Been Thwarted
The Guardian
Controversial US-backed vaccine trial in African newborns halted
By Melody Schreiber
MS NOW
OPINION | RFK Jr.’s push for anti-vaccine experiment on African babies was never a good idea
Opinion
By Ja'han Jones
Rolling Stone
A Controversial Hepatitis B Vaccine Study Championed by RFK Jr. Is Axed After Widespread Backlash
By Katherine Eban
Research published in Nature details chemical activity of microplastics 
The Washington Post
Scientists were unsure of how microplastics harmed the body — until now
By Shannon Osaka
Los Angeles Times
Industry executives knew for decades about microplastics
By Susanne Rust
Harvard Health
Microplastics: A hidden health threat?
By Julie Corliss
ScienceAlert
Microplastics Aren't Inert After All: In Water, They Make DNA-Damaging Free Radicals
By Ivan Farkas
AP News
Attackers kill nurse, severely injure health worker responding to Ebola case in eastern Congo
By Sebastien Kitsa
Medical Xpress
Diagnostic test could help doctors refine prostate cancer treatment
The Telegraph
Prostate cancer test spots men most at risk of death
GenomeWeb
Veracyte’s Decipher May Guide Therapy Intensification But More Study Needed on Predictive Capability
By Forest Ray
Bundaberg Today
Almost half of Australians consume sugar on autopilot, and small swaps could help break the habit
USA Today
Marijuana legalization tied to rise in heart hospitalizations, study finds
By Anthony Thompson
News-Medical
Study links recreational cannabis legalization to rising heart attack admissions
New York Post
Marijuana legalization linked to troubling health trend in landmark new study
By Patrice Peck
Gizmodo
These States Legalized Weed. More Heart Attacks Followed
By Ed Le Cara
Newser
Raw Buffalo Brains? Enter the Realm of 'Dark Nutrition'
By John Johnson
The New York Times
The Proponents of ‘Dark Nutrition’ Think Everything You Know About Food Is Wrong
By Sophie Haigney
Genetic Literacy Project
‘Weird food’? Testicle- and brain-eating, supplement-gulping MAHA health food enthusiasts defend their ‘natural’ diets
SuaraGarut.ID
Pennsylvania Shopper Embraces Raw Animal Organs and Dairy
The Times of India
Millions of people high blood pressure pills daily, now scientists are testing a small device that stimul
Science Daily
Could lowering high blood pressure be as simple as stimulating your ear?
سانا
British researchers test ear stimulation device for hypertension
NPR
What people aged 50 and older need to know about flu shots
By Ayesha Rascoe
Two active tuberculosis cases linked to San Francisco strip club 
KTLA
Tuberculosis cases reportedly traced back to California strip club
KTVU
2 active tuberculosis cases traced to San Francisco strip club
SFGATE
Potential TB cluster linked to SF strip club under investigation
By Gillian Mohney
San Francisco Chronicle
2 active tuberculosis cases linked to San Francisco strip club
By Aidin Vaziri
USA Today
'Leaky gut' isn’t a medical diagnosis. Here’s what it really means
By Daryl Austin
CNN
Forget ‘ferritin face’ — experts explain the truth about iron deficiency
By Amanda Schupak
Yahoo
Resarchers Asked Middle-Aged Women Why They Stopped Having Sex – It Wasn't Menopause
By Amy Glover
Scientists find unique cells linked to age-related prostate enlargement 
ScienceAlert
Scientists May Have Discovered Why Men's Prostates Enlarge With Age
By Carly Cassella
Around Prague
Newly Found Prostate Cell Type May Explain Why the Gland Grows With Age
Demokratis.co.id
Johns Hopkins Scientists Identify Cells Linked to Prostate Enlargement
The Economic Times
Why does the prostate enlarge with age? Scientists discover unusual cells hiding in one key region
The Washington Post
A remarkable new picture is emerging of how the air around us could harm the brain
By Ariana Eunjung Cha
PsyPost
Neuroscientists are digging into a worrying link between polluted air and children’s brain wiring
Health and Me
Long Term Air Pollution Exposure Linked With 14% Higher Dementia Risk: UK Study Based On 488,000 People
Yahoo Health
Pollution may play role in harming aging brains — and more health headlines
By Micah Materre
Medical Xpress
A precision T-cell therapy stalls treatment-resistant cancers in clinical trial
CNN
Iowa’s cancer problem is scrambling the midterms
By David Wright & Sarah Owermohle
The Independent
California startup says it has injected AI-designed virus into humans for first time
By Vishwam Sankaran
Mashable
AI-designed virus infects person for the first time
By Matt Binder
The New York Times
Start-Up Claims to Use A.I.-Created Viruses to Treat a Patient
By Carl Zimmer
The Register
Human receives AI-designed virus for the first time
By Brandon Vigliarolo
Prenatal choline supplements may boost children's IQ, study finds 
New York Post
A surprising supplement may give babies an IQ boost and social skills: study
By Rachel Sacks
KTLA
Taking this nutrient during pregnancy may boost kids’ IQ, study finds
By Lily Dallow
University of Colorado Anschutz
Prenatal Supplement Linked to Improved Child Cognition and Social Behavior, Study Says
StudyFinds
Prenatal Supplement Linked to 8-Point IQ Jump in Kids by Age 4, Study Finds
Medical Xpress
How cancers evade chemotherapy by entering a 'zombie-like state'
NPR
Will a macaque eat a grape sitting on a pile of poo? A study on germophobia
By Jonathan Lambert
The Seattle Times
Germaphobe primates want to avoid getting sick, too
The New York Times
Germophobe Primates Want to Avoid Getting Sick, Too
Yahoo Creators
So, in more news I do not like, it appears monkeys can get germaphobic
By Jacqueline Kehoe
HuffPost
Forget 10,000 Steps — Walking 3,000 Steps A Day Can Protect Against Alzheimer's Disease
By Jillian Wilson
Medical Xpress
More daily steps over a long period linked to better attention and decision-making
By Sanjukta Mondal
VICE
Researchers Discovered a Surprisingly Simple Way to Boost Your Creativity. But Does It Work?
By Luis Prada
헬스조선
Fewer Than 5,000 Daily Steps Linked to 80% Higher Risk of Dementia, Parkinson’s Disease and Stroke, Study Finds
News-Medical
Psilocybin reshapes brain connections through distinct cellular pathways
Medical Xpress
How psilocybin reshapes brain circuits
News-Medical
LSD speeds up brain waves and increases neural complexity, study finds
Neuroscience News
Psilocybin Replaces Lost Synapses in Depressed Brains
New York Post
Living past 100: This is the real secret — and what scientists have gotten wrong
By Eric Spitznagel
Stuff
Can we really live forever? The tech, science and ethics behind chasing immortality
By Sarah Griffiths
WorldHealth.net
Longevity Research: Your Guide to Biomarkers and Clinical Evidence
qz.com
Longevity myths experts wish people would stop repeating
New York Post
A bedtime staple could help curb painkiller dependence after surgery: study
By Allie Yang
NewsNation
Use of sleep aids before surgery could help with recovery: Study
By Caroline Jaime
Tippah News
Scoping review presented at ANESTHESIOLOGY 2026 links pre-surgery melatonin or Ambien to less post-op pain and lower short-term opioid use
News-Medical
Presurgical sleep medications linked to less pain and anxiety after surgery
By Sebastian Amaya
SciTechDaily
Scientists Discover That Ovaries May Be Doing Something Unexpected Decades After Menopause
AP News
Cracking a smile regularly may be good not just for your mood but for your health
By Terry Tang
Retatrutide reduces sleep apnea in patients with obesity 
Medical Xpress
Triple-action weekly weight-loss drug reduces sleep apnea in two late-stage trials
By Sanjukta Mondal
MedPage Today
Another Incretin Drug Proves Mettle in Sleep Apnea
By Crystal Phend
BusinessWorld Online
a new option to treat sleep apnea: weight-loss drugs
Physicians Weekly
Retatrutide Cuts Obstructive Sleep Apnea Severity in Patients With & Without Type 2 Diabetes
South China Morning Post
Chinese cancer drug to go on sale in US after Americans travel to buy it
By Nayan Seth
KFF Health News
As Politicians Argue About China, US Patients Find Cutting-Edge Treatment There
By Arthur Allen
Medical Daily
Americans Traveling to China for Cancer Drugs Not Yet Sold at Home Leave FDA Protections Behind
EatingWell
More Than Half of People With This Serious Heart Health Risk Don’t Even Know They Have It, New Study Says
American Medical Association | AMA
What doctors want patients to know about hypertension
By Sara Berg
PR Newswire
National Kidney Foundation Highlights New Blood Pressure Guidance Putting Kidney Health at the Forefront
Rush University Medical Center
Raising Awareness and Lowering Blood Pressure
By Kevin McKeough
Fox News
Catholic alcohol consumption drops to record low as Americans rethink moderate drinking habits
Patch
Possible Measles Exposure At O'Hare Amid 'Rare Breakthrough Infection' In DuPage County Resident
By Lisa Marie Farver
ABC7 Chicago
DuPage County measles case prompts exposure alert at Chicago O'Hare International Airport
By Cate Cauguiran
NBC 5 Chicago
DuPage County reports measles case in vaccinated resident in ‘rare breakthrough infection'
NCTV17
First 2026 DuPage measles case | New bike, pedestrian plan approved | Halloween events
By Kim Pirc
Verywell Health
3 Health Benefits of Metformin Beyond Blood Sugar, According to a PharmD
BusinessWorld Online
metformin a weight loss drug
The Sun Malaysia
Metformin: The pill that stands the test of time
Opinion
Newsweek
My mom was desperate for another baby—I never expected what she asked me to do
By Emillio Mesa
The Washington Post
Column | His mom says she needs a wheelchair. His secret recording revealed otherwise.
By Razzan Nakhlawi
KATU
Lawsuit: Portland nail salon gave a customer herpes for second time in two years
KOIN.com
Another customer accuses Portland nail salon of exposing them to herpes
By Jashayla Pettigrew
KPTV
Portland nail salon hit with second lawsuit over herpes claims
Yahoo
Portland woman claims she felt burning sensation on her hand after manicure. Now she’s accusing the nail salon of giving her herpes
TODAY.com
4 Osteoporosis Symptoms a Doctor Monitors in Herself and the ‘Critical Window’ for Preventing Bone Loss
Upper Michigan's Source
Aspirus highlights overlooked key to bone health for women
By Ethan Desjardine
Hackensack Meridian Health
How to Build Stronger Bones With Small Daily Habits
PAU HABER
PAU Hospitals Call for Early Diagnosis and a Healthy Lifestyle to Combat the Silent Disease Osteoporosis
The Washington Post
Here’s what to expect if you’re taking a month off from drinking
By Beth Krietsch
The Independent
New research suggests quitting alcohol changes the brain. Here’s how
By Danny G. Winder
thenational.co.za
Why the end of Ocsober is where the real test begins
By Lutho Pasiya
VOI.ID
Stop Drinking Alcohol, Memory Can Improve and Sleep More Nyenyak
Quanta Magazine
Malaria Parasite Caught in the Act of Breaking and Entering
By Joanna Thompson
AARP
5 Menopause Research Updates That Could Shape Care
By Rachel Somerstein
Medical News Today
Menopause: Hormone therapy plus Wegovy linked to more weight loss
By Corrie Pelc
Patient Care Online
Menopause Hormone Therapy Linked to Greater Weight Loss With Semaglutide in Real-World Study
By Sydney Jennings
Medical Xpress
Hormone therapy may increase weight-loss effectiveness of GLP-1s
The New York Times
5 Common Medications That Can Mess With Your Sleep
By Caroline Hopkins
HuffPost
Health Experts Reveal The 1 Thing They Wish Their Older Patients Would Do
By Robin Asbell
BBC
Women take to social media to break the taboo of UTIs
By Elena Bailey
Channel 4 News | Substack
Revealed: 1.6 million chronic UTI sufferers failed by NHS
Nacionale
Women Share Their Experiences with Chronic Urinary Tract Infections on Social Media
Yahoo Health
Your Recurring UTIs Might Not Be UTIs at All, and a New Study Finally Explains Why
By Hanna Wickes
CBS News
He thought it was gout. Doctors said he needed hospice. A clinical trial saved his life.
By Kerry Breen
BBC
What to eat for younger-looking skin
By Melissa Hogenboom
Lifestyle.INQ
The rise of ‘beautrition’: When food becomes part of the beauty routine
By Colleen Cosme
qz.com
11 foods that may support healthy skin, from fatty fish to red grapes
By Cris Tolomia
Yahoo
6 Simple Food-Based Skin Care Ideas for a Brighter-Looking Complexion
Science Daily
Mediterranean diet may boost tiny proteins that protect the heart and brain
APOE4 gene variant linked to increased risk of Alzheimer's disease 
New York Post
Scientists uncover a surprising defense against Alzheimer’s risk
By Allie Yang
The New York Times
How to Lower the Likelihood of Alzheimer’s if You Have a Genetic Risk
By Dana G Smith
Live Science
Scientists are unraveling the biggest genetic risk factor for Alzheimer's
By Nicoletta Lanese & Laura Mondragon
Science Daily
Why some people escape Alzheimer’s despite carrying a high-risk gene
The Guardian
‘What about all the mercury?’ Your questions about gorging on tinned fish, answered
By Lauren Gould

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