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Rutgers University study on eating hours 
inc.com
Want to Protect Against Cognitive Decline? A New Study Says to Change This 1 Eating Habit
By Lucia Auerbach
The Guardian
Restricted eating hours may reduce cognitive decline in older age, researchers find
By Ian Sample
The Times
Save your brain — stop late-night snacking
By Antonia Hoyle
The Independent
Intermittent fasting linked to better brain health – but the method you use matters
By Harry Bullmore
Reuters
World risks HIV resurgence as funding falls 18%, UNAIDS says
By Emma Daisy Farge
The Washington Post
Opinion | Cuts to anti-AIDS foreign aid take a toll in Africa
The Hill
Trump aid cuts put HIV response at risk, reports show
By Nathaniel Weixel
amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research
Taking the Pulse of PEPFAR
Measles outbreak in the US 
WIRED
Measles Is Becoming So Common That Treatments May Soon Be Needed
By Emily Mullin
The New York Times
Measles Cases Hit New Record in U.S., as Vaccination Rates Wane
By Teddy Rosenbluth
NBC4 WCMH-TV
Ohio health officials push measles vaccine as cases climb
By Eric Halperin
Time Magazine
Measles Cases in the U.S. Are at a 35-Year High
By Jeffrey Kluger
Ebola outbreak in DRC 
DW.com
Congo Ebola death toll tops 1,400 as vaccine trials start
Reuters
A day in the life of Congo's overstretched Ebola surveillance teams
By Clément Bonnerot
AP News
More health workers strike as Ebola cases in Congo near 3,000, including over 1,300 deaths
By Prosper Heri
The New York Times
‘We Will All Die From Ebola Here’: Virus Stalks Crowded Camps in Congo
By Finbarr O'Reilly
Gothamist
Officials identify UES cooling towers that had living Legionella bacteria before outbreak
By Joe Hong
The New York Times
Legionnaires’ Disease Has Made a Home in New York City. Here’s How.
By Joseph Goldstein
USA Today
NYC 'confident' Legionnaires' disease source has been eradicated
By Amethyst Martinez
Crain's New York Business
Editorial: City can’t let Legionnaires’ disease outbreaks become an annual rite
Opinion
Financial hardship's link to brain ageing 
Fox News
Financial hardship may age the brain faster, researchers say in new study
By Melissa Rudy
The Washington Post
How financial stress can affect the brain over the long term
By Julie Zauzmer
UCL | University College London
Persistent money struggles linked to faster brain ageing
The Independent
The common concern that can age your brain faster and increase Alzheimer’s risk
By Storm Newton
The Washington Post
This skill may keep your brain younger. Here’s how to learn it.
By Richard Sima
Phys.org
Industrial poultry farming is accelerating the spread of a major foodborne disease
The Guardian
Industrial chicken farming accelerating spread of diarrhoea bacteria, study finds
By Hannah Devlin
Sky News
Industrial poultry farming leads to 100-fold increase in food-poisoning bacteria, study finds
The Independent
Factory farming could be fuelling spread of common disease which causes food poisoning
By Rebecca Whittaker
COVID-19 in California 
ABC7 Los Angeles
California sees summer uptick in COVID-19 cases. Here's what we know
By Denise Dador
NBC Bay Area
High COVID-19 levels in parts of the Bay Area
San Francisco Chronicle
COVID is rising again in the Bay Area. Here’s what’s different this time
By Aidin Vaziri
The Mercury News
COVID-19 levels run high in Bay Area wastewater, prompting calls for precautions
By Grant Stringer
WSJ
Your Mouth Could Hold the Secrets to a Longer and Healthier Life
By Laura Landro
Dental Economics
Why periodontal disease isn't just a dental problem anymore
Panay News
A global burden
health enews
How poor oral health puts your overall health at risk
By Jo Linsley
Scientists discover transmissible cancer in wild catfish 
Forbes
Scientists Just Discovered A Contagious Cancer In A Catfish, The Fourth Known To Science. Meet The Other Three
By John M. Drake
Forbes
Scientists Discover The Fourth Transmissible Cancer Known To Science
By John M. Drake
Nature
Brown bullhead catfish melanoma represents a novel transmissible cancer
The New York Times
Deep in This Lake, a Contagious Cancer Is Spreading
By Carl Zimmer
New American cholesterol guideline 
KSL.com
Millions more Americans now eligible for statins. What new cholesterol guidelines mean
By Katia Hetter
CNN
New US guidelines may affect how young adults manage ‘bad’ cholesterol
By Katia Hetter
Michigan Medicine
More than half of U.S. adults now qualify for statins under new guidelines
By Kara Gavin & Elaine Vitone
MedPage Today
New Guideline Will Shift Statins to Younger and Lower-Risk U.S. Adults
By Nicole Lou
BuzzFeed
A Woman Shared 6 Rarely Discussed ADHD Symptoms, And People Feel Seen
By Alexa Lisitza
American Heart Association reviews safety of daily coffee use 
The Telegraph
The number of cups of coffee you need a day to protect your liver
By David Cox
Medscape
AHA Finally Comes Out in Favor of Coffee
By F. Perry Wilson
professional.heart.org
Caffeine and Cardiovascular Disease
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Up to five cups of coffee a day may benefit heart health
By Amy Roeder
Lexington Herald Leader
UK doctors say breakthrough in Alzheimer’s research may have found way to restore sleep
Kentucky Lantern
KY scientists learned what causes sleep loss in Alzheimer’s patients — and how to stop it
By Sarah Ladd
WKYT
Breakthrough research in Alzheimer’s may restore sleep, UK doctors say
SciTechDaily
Scientists Found What May Be Keeping the Alzheimer’s Brain Awake
LADbible
Weight-loss jab users warned about relationship side effect no one prepares you for
By Kit Roberts
The Economist
How big is America’s “obesity penalty”?
The Washington Post
Column | GLP-1s benefit women in a way that no one is talking about
By Tamar Haspel
The Guardian
Millions of people are losing weight using GLP-1s. How do the drugs affect their love lives?
Yahoo Health
Are You Getting Enough Vitamin D? Here’s Everything You Need to Know About Taking the Supplement
By Korin Miller
The Times of India
Your lymphatic system depends on movement: Here's how lymphatic walking may help support better health
Verywell Health
Research Shows Melatonin May Help Relieve Certain Types of Chronic Pain
South China Morning Post
Chinese scientist faces probe after girl dies ‘after experimental gene therapy’
By Carol Yang
Retraction Watch
Exclusive: A couple paid more than $800,000 for a gene-editing therapy for their daughter. She died, and it wasn’t made public
Medical Xpress
Death of girl in Chinese gene-editing trial kept secret: Report
By Andrew Zinin
South China Morning Post
Chinese scientist under investigation after 6-year-old girl dies ‘following gene therapy’
By Emily Chan, Chieu Luu 劉照初 & Crystal Wu
Ladera Ranch children's cancer diagnosis 
New York Post
Ladera Ranch erupts as cancer bosses release new figures on extremely rare cluster striking kids
By Daniel Farr
CBS News
Orange County parents demand answers on child cancer cases after California releases new information
By Michele Gile
The Guardian
Southern California suburb alarmed as ‘exceptionally rare’ cancer sickens multiple children
By Dani Anguiano
Orange County Register
Ladera Ranch residents, public officials call for halt to pesticide use
By Rachel Fobar
TribLIVE.com
In a heartbeat: Put your sleep concerns to rest
By Josh Ewers
HuffPost
So THAT'S Why You Wake Up Earlier As You Get Older
By Jillian Wilson
WGN Radio 720
Why do we start waking up earlier as we get older?
The Washington Post
3 things to begin paying attention to as you age
By Richard Sima
Yahoo Health
The Nutrients You Need More of After 50
Futura, le média qui explore le monde
Scientists found the best way to eat protein to slow muscle loss after 60
Terrell Tribune
How nutritional needs change with age
Orange County Register
Mosquitoes, West Nile virus activity looks increasingly bad this year in OC
By Victoria Le
LAist
Mosquito season is here, in case your ankles haven't noticed. How humans are fighting back
By Lucas Brady Woods
CBS News
Vector control experts expect increase in mosquitos as heat wave continues
By Zach Boetto
The Cool Down
Southern California heads into mosquito peak with early West Nile warning signs
By Leigh Cook
EatingWell
How Your Diet May Affect Your Colon Cancer Risk, According to Experts
By Claire Rifkin
AOL.com
The 4 Best Fruits for Lower Blood Pressure, According to a Cardiologist
By Danielle Deangelis
Yahoo Health
Cardiologist Swears by 2 Simple Snacks to Help Lower Blood Pressure and Support Heart Health
By Kelsey Kryger
Verywell Health
We Asked a Doctor What the Healthiest Fruit for Your Heart Is
By Maggie O'Neill
EatingWell
The 4 Best Fruits for Lower Blood Pressure, Recommended By a Cardiologist
By Danielle Deangelis
BBC Science Focus Magazine
Experts unveil the one country with the longest lifespan – but there's a surprising catch
By Hatty Willmoth
Fox News
Longer lives, worse health? Scientists uncover troubling trend across generations
By Teresa Mull
American Council on Science and Health
Mind the Gap: The growing divide between lifespan and good health
By Chuck Dinerstein
The Globe and Mail
Opinion: We have become exceptionally good at extending lifespan. Now we must focus on extending healthspan
Opinion
By Andre Picard
ScienceAlert
One Common Sweetener May Increase Stroke Risk by Damaging The Brain's Protective Barrier
By David Nield
Eat This Not That
5 Chair Exercises That Restore Thigh Muscle Faster Than Gym Sessions After 60
By Alexa Mellardo
EatingWell
The Best Time to Eat Your Biggest Meal of the Day for Better Energy Levels
By Kelsey Kunik
Harvard Health
Healthy breakfast ideas to support energy and metabolism
By Joyce Hendley
Prevention
Dietitians Suggest These 10 High-Protein Breakfasts That Keep You Satisfied and Energized Throughout the Day
By Kelsey Kunik
Moneycontrol.com
5 high-protein breakfast recipes to eat on repeat for fat loss, shared by a fitness coach
By Gursimran Kaur Banga
FOX Weather
Case tracker: Here is where flesh-eating bacteria cases have been reported in the US
WUSF
Florida reports first 2026 death from a 'flesh-eating bacteria' infection
By Rick Mayer
Sun Sentinel
Palm Beach County records Florida’s first death in 2026 from bacteria found in shellfish, coastal waters
By Angie DiMichele
People.com
Florida Confirms First Death from Flesh-Eating Bacteria This Year
By Vanessa Etienne
Daily Kos
Diabetes News: Metformin’s Brain Action
Yahoo
Where You Carry Your Body Fat Is Directly Linked to Brain Aging in First-of-Its-Kind Study
By Fiona MacDonald
Researchers create 3D-printable material that mimics human tissue 
Tech Xplore
3D-printable material can heal the body, build better robots and recover critical minerals
Interesting Engineering
US scientists adapt 3D-printed tissue-like material to extract lithium
By Mrigakshi Dixit
Tomorrow's World Today
3D-Printable Material Mimics Human Tissue
3D Printing Industry
EU project grows living bone, fat and muscle with a new bioprinting method
vox.com
Why it took so long to talk about perimenopause
By Jonquilyn Hill
Gulf News
‘A Wake-Up Call for Women’: Rewriting the menopause story with science, not myths
Sierra Sun Times
What to Know About Menopause: UC San Francisco Primary Care Clinician Offers Latest Guidance to Empower Women
World Health Organization (WHO)
Menopause
The Independent
Doctors share what sleeping with a fan on does to your body and health
By Carsen Holaday
NewsNation
Why are so many disease outbreaks popping up at once in US?
By Rob Taub
The Guardian
I work in a hospital – and didn’t know I was having a heart attack. Here’s what more women should know
By Julie Charnet
The Seattle Times
New clues about whether genes or environment influence our health more
By Carrie Dennett
WRAL
Could light make cancer treatment safer? UNC researchers think so
By Grace Hayba
AOL.com
The Walking Hack That Burns Stubborn Age-Related Fat At Double Speed
By Allison Nemetz
USA Today
Her 12-year-old had an eating disorder. Caregiving meant healing herself, too
By Madeline Mitchell
Verywell Health
Collagen Supplements May Help Increase Muscle Mass and Strength, Study Finds
By Lindsay Curtis
New York Post
Skipping sleep may pack on pounds faster than you think, new study finds
GQ
When Is the Best Time to Take Creatine?
Being Patient
Creatine and Brain Health: Separating the Science From the Hype
Gulf News
Could creatine be the new coffee? UAE doctors explain if it can beat brain fog after a sleepless night
By Lakshana N Palat
Labroots
Creatine May Have Mental Health Benefits
ScienceAlert
There's a Scientific Reason Regular Cannabis Users Wake Up More Stressed
By David Nield
KOIN.com
‘A lot of nuance’: OSU study links frequent marijuana consumption with high stress levels
By Jashayla Pettigrew
Health and Me
Think Marijuana Helps Relax? New Study Links Cannabis With Higher Levels Of Stress Hormone
U.S. News & World Report
Frequent Marijuana Use Linked To Higher Stress Hormone Levels
New York Post
‘Game-changing’ spit test could shrink years-long wait for diagnosis of condition that affects 190M women
By Rachel Sacks
nss G-Club
Endometriosis diagnosis: UK approves two new non-invasive tests
By Flavia Restivo
hyphenonline.com
New tests could make endometriosis diagnosis more accessible for Muslim women
By Saman Javed
BBC
'I lost years waiting for endometriosis diagnosis'
By Sarah Lewis
Slate Magazine
I Have a Very, Uh, Unique Way of Climaxing. It Might Mean I Wind Up Alone.
By Rich Juzwiak
PsyPost
Long-term study reveals how childhood ADHD impacts adult mental health, cognition, and daily life
By Eric Dolan
New York Post
Beware ‘vanishing caloric density’ — it can trick you into gaining weight
By Rachel Sacks
Yahoo Health
The Benadryl Challenge Isn’t Going Away — Here’s How Public Health Officials Are Trying To Stop This Deadly Viral Trend
By Andrew Yockey
Space Daily
We have more accurate maps of the surface of Mars and the Moon than of the floor of our own ocean — less than a third of the seabed has been measured in real detail, meaning most of the largest landscape on the planet has never been surveyed up close b
Space Daily
For decades, working out the shape of a single protein could cost a scientist years of painstaking lab work — then an AI called AlphaFold learned to do it in minutes and went on to map nearly every protein known to science, some 200 million of them, giving the
Real Simple
Want More Fiber? Experts Recommend Eating This First Thing in the Morning
By Lauren Thomann
The Detroit News
Dr. Roach: RA patient hasn't found a medication that alleviates joint pain
By Keith Roach
marthastewart.com
The 6 Healthiest Beans to Eat, According to Registered Dietitians
Bored Panda
New Study Finds Married People Are Up To 74% More Likely To Develop Dementia Under One Specific Condition
Medical Xpress
Scientists decipher how T cells sense enemies—such as cancer—at point of contact
By Delthia Ricks
Gothamist
Will climate change make plague-filled NYC summers like this one the new norm?
By Caroline Lewis
ScienceDaily
A single sauna session sends immune cells surging
SMH.com.au
Is a sauna or a hot bath the secret to a healthier, happier life? Here’s what the experts say
By Felicity Lewis & Angus Holland
Hindustan Times
Can regular sauna use support brain health? Physician Dr Kunal Sood reveals that it can lower risk of dementia
By Eshana Saha
The Chalkboard Mag
Sauna for Longevity: What the Research Actually Shows
Health: Trusted and Empathetic Health and Wellness Information
7 Foods With More Vitamin C Than a Grapefruit
Indulge Express
7 fruits with the highest vitamin C content
By Atreyee Poddar
AOL.com
8 Foods To Eat Instead of Taking a Vitamin C Supplement
By Christina Manian, RDN
TODAY.com
How Much Red Meat Is Healthy to Eat Per Week? A Dietitian Weighs In
By Sarah Jacoby
Space Daily
A woman who hadn't spoken an intelligible word in twenty years, silenced by a stroke, can form spoken sentences again — not by moving her mouth but through an experimental implant that reads the speech centres of her brain and turns her attempts to spea
Space Daily
In a University of Chicago lab, a rat left free to roam learned to open a tube and release a trapped cagemate, and when researchers added chocolate as a rival temptation, the rat opened both at much the same speed, then ate less of the chocolate than it would
Vogue Adria
Harvard confirms this often-overlooked form of exercise is key to longevity
By Kristina Mikulic
디지털투데이
Weekly strength training linked to lower risk of death - study
The Economic Times
Harvard study finds spending just two hours a week on this habit could help you live longer, cut heart dis
GIGAZINE
Research suggests that people who do strength training live longer.
Eat This Not That
5 Daily Exercises That Reverse Muscle Loss Faster Than Weight Training After 60
By Alexa Mellardo
San Francisco Chronicle
Bay Area woman among first in U.S. to undergo groundbreaking breast cancer surgery
By Catherine Ho
EatingWell
What Happens to Your Blood Pressure When You Start Drinking More Water
By Lainey Younkin
Newser
Scientists Probe Final Moments of Clarity in Dementia Patients
Al Jazeera
Yemen’s health workers race to halt latest outbreak of deadly dengue fever
By Saeed Al Batati

Last Updated: 7/28/26, 4:03:45 am