GNGate Channels
Airlines
Autos
Banking
Careers
Calendar with holidays
Comedy/Comics
Dictionary
Education
Fashion
Health
Insurance
Jewelry
Kids
Mail - Shipping
Real Estate
Search Engines
Shopping
Sports
Stocks
Translator
Travel
US Government Portal
Yellow Pages
     
     

ScienceDaily
Scientists may have finally found how Alzheimer's spreads through the brain
Technology Networks
Arc Protein May Help Toxic Tau Move Across Brain Cells
Newswise
How A Rogue Tau Protein Drives Destruction — and How it Might be Stopped | Newswise
Inside Precision Medicine
Brain Messenger Protein May Help Tau Spread in Alzheimer’s Disease
NBC News
6-year-old girl bitten by rabid bat while playing outside her Wisconsin home, family says
Channel 3000
Rabid bat bites 6-year-old girl in Shawano County
By Corey Moen
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
6-year-old Shawano County girl bit by bat with rabies, getting vaccine
By Kelli Arseneau
ABC7 Chicago
6-year-old girl bitten by rabid bat in Wisconsin, family says
Ebola outbreak in Democratic Republic of the Congo 
Al Jazeera
DR Congo says 1,307 Ebola cases confirmed, including 377 deaths
CIDRAP
Ebola outbreak spreads to 4th province in DR Congo
By Chris Dall
BBC
Ebola in DR Congo: Mass gatherings banned in Kinshasa to contain spread
By Emery Makumeno
The New York Times
How Bad Could the Ebola Outbreak Get? Here Are 5 Key Factors.
By Apoorva Mandavilli, Stephanie Nolen & Amy Schoenfeld Walker
The Washington Post
6 ways to shift your stress mindset to dial down daily anxiety
By Richard Sima
Cyclosporiasis cases in Monroe County 
FOX 2 Detroit
Cyclosporiasis cases on the rise in Monroe County, health officials say
New York Post
Mystery of explosive diarrhea parasite outbreak in the US — as experts try to figure out what’s causing it
By Rachel Sacks
People.com
A Parasite Found in Contaminated Food Is Spreading Across Michigan as Health Officials Issue Warning
By Angel Saunders
WXYZ Channel 7
More than 150 cases of Cyclosporiasis reported in SE Michigan, MDHHS confirms
New York Post
11-year-old boy dies of rabies after bat lands on face while he slept
By Anna Young
ScienceAlert
Rabies Death: Ontario Child Dies in First Locally Acquired Case Since 1967
By Michelle Starr
CBC
2 years ago a boy died of rabies from a bat. Doctors are reminding the public to be aware
By Nicole Ireland
News-Medical
Fatal rabies case underscores need for immediate preventive treatment
BuzzFeed
People Who Were Stuck In Comas Are Sharing What It Was Actually Like, And I Truly Have No Words
Rhode Island Powassan virus diagnosis 
Yahoo
Rare tick-borne virus turns deadly fast as US cases reach record high, experts warn
By Khloe Quill
The Washington Post
This rare tick-borne disease is on the rise in the U.S.
By Erica Sloan
Go Local Prov
RIDOH Confirms Case of Rare Tick-Borne Viral Infection (Powassan),…
WJAR
Rhode Island man diagnosed with Powassan disease
professional.heart.org
AHA/ACC/ESC/WHF Expert Consensus Document in Collaboration with HFSA, HFA and JHFS: Second Universal Definition of Heart Failure (2026)
American College of Cardiology
Updated Global Definition of HF Aims to Improve Prevention, Diagnosis and Treatment
www.heart.org
Global experts update heart failure definition to improve prevention, diagnosis and care
Healthline
Heart Failure: New Definition Will Improve Diagnosis, Transform Care
By David Mills
U.S. Embassy in Uganda (.gov)
Health Alert: Health Alert: U.S. Embassy Kampala (June 29, 2026)
The New York Times
Why Can’t I Eat as Much as I Used to?
By Melinda Wenner Moyer
Spanish man's suspected brain cancer found to be tapeworm 
New York Post
Doctors thought man had deadly brain cancer — the reality was much grosser
By Rachel Sacks
Fox News
Doctors thought man had brain cancer — they found live tapeworms instead
By Melissa Rudy
People.com
Doctors Thought He Had Cancer. Then They Found a Tapeworm in His Brain
By Cara Lynn Shultz
NDTV
Doctors Suspected Brain Cancer In Spanish Man With Chronic Headaches. Scans Revealed Otherwise
By Ritu Singh
The Advocate
As weight loss drugs like Ozempic spread, Louisiana doctors, researchers help answer big questions
By Haley Miller
Stanford Medicine
GLP-1s 101: What the science says about weight loss, side effects, safety
WHSV
JMU nursing professor offers insight on what to know before taking GLP-1 medications
By Kennedy Scales
Medscape
What GLP-1s Are Teaching Us About Compulsive Behavior
By Eric Spitznagel
Link between PTSD and aging 
Fox News
Scientists discover possible link between 9/11 and accelerated aging
By Melissa Rudy
Newsday
Stony Brook study reveals new link between PTSD and aging in Ground Zero workers
By Nicholas Grasso
Medical Xpress
Faster aging, chronic disease linked to WTC responders with PTSD
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Whistleblowers: Western Pa. hospital nurse caused 2 patient deaths, stole and used narcotics
By Kris Mamula
USA Today
Fish oil supplements no match for Alzheimer's risk, new study finds
By Drew Pittock
ScienceDaily
Millions take omega-3 fish oil for brain health but a new study found no benefit
Health: Trusted and Empathetic Health and Wellness Information
A New Study Challenges the Brain Health Benefits of Fish Oil Supplements
By Sarah Garone
WZTV
Fish oil, DHA may not help improve your memory or cognition, study finds
KSDK
Missourians urged to take precautions against tick-borne illnesses during outdoor activities
By Mary Caltrider
WVIR
Tick-related emergency room visits surge across Virginia
By Gabby Womack
WHYY
How to keep ticks out of your yard — and off of you
By Liz Tung
VTDigger
Lyme disease is on the rise in Vermont. Here’s how to protect yourself and still enjoy the outdoors
By Erin Petenko
Gizmodo
Tainted Beef Jerky Caused an Outbreak of Bear Worms
By Ed Cara
NPR
People are taking allergy and heartburn pills for PMS. Could it work?
By Sarah Boden
Health: Trusted and Empathetic Health and Wellness Information
How Far and How Fast You Should Walk to Lower Blood Pressure, According to Experts
Yahoo Health
What Happens to Your Body When You Walk 30 Minutes Every Day
Nine.com.au
Walking tips: The five-minute rule experts agree will help kickstart your walking habit
By Rachael Gavin
worldjournalnewspaper.com
Getting more from your daily walks
By Brian Admin
WTOP
Silver Spring business releases 600,000 infected mosquitoes in DC area
By Linh Bui
The Boston Globe
After treatment ends, many cancer survivors are still living with the lingering consequences
By Brianna Abbott
Black Doctor
You Beat Cancer. Why Does Life Still Feel Different?
NPR
More Americans survive cancer. But the psychological impacts can persist for years
By Natalie Krebs
MindSite News
Cancer Survivors’ Overlooked Mental Health Toll
By Courtney Wise Randolph
NBC News
Shingles vaccine may also offer protection against dementia, studies increasingly show
By Lindsey Leake
vox.com
Four easy ways to live longer
By Jonquilyn Hill
ScienceAlert
Common Vaccine Linked to 24% Lower Dementia Risk in Major Study
By David Nield
The Times of Israel
A Shot Against Forgetting
Medical Xpress
Emerging mRNA vaccine strategies target cancer and pathogenic viruses in potent new ways
By Delthia Ricks
Channel 3000
Some medications can make it harder for your body to handle extreme heat, experts say
FOX6 News Milwaukee
Southeast Wisconsin heat wave brings warning for medication users
By Christina Van Zelst
The Mirror
Urgent warning for anyone using anti-depressants, insulin or inhalers this summer
By Vita Molyneux
East Lansing Info
Extreme Heat Can Turn Common Medications Into Health Risks, MSU Doctor Warns
By Ayah Imran
Yale study on age expectancy 
Space Daily
A Yale study found that how you think about getting older may add 7.5 years to your life, more than exercise and more than not smoking
The Washington Post
Opinion | Most people are thinking about aging all wrong
Opinion
By Leana Wen
WHTC
Local Official Concurs with Yale Study Conclusions of Improved Aging
FACES Magazine
Aging Like Fine Wine? Science Says You Might Be
AP News
Nutrition apps can help build healthy habits. For some users, their gaming features carry risks
By Albert Stumm
MS NOW
Opinion | What the latest progress on sickle cell means for Black Americans
By Toyosi Onwuemene
The Guardian
Louisiana man becomes first in region functionally cured of sickle cell disease
By Ramon Antonio Vargas
NOLA.com
Editorial: Sickle cell breakthrough opens new world for patients
Opinion
WRKF
Senate primary results; SPLC’s year in hate; 23 year-old becomes first La. patient functionally cured of sickle cell
By Alana Schreiber & Karen Henderson
AOL.com
Weight Loss Drugs May Also Be Longevity Drugs, Researchers Say
By Joseph Arangio
The New York Times
Could GLP-1 Drugs Help You Live Longer?
By Dana G Smith
inc.com
Can Ozempic Slow Down Aging? Scientists Identify Surprising New Benefits of Weight-Loss Drugs
By Chloe Aiello
Yahoo Health
Could Weight Loss Drugs Also Be Longevity Drugs? Here's What New Research Found
By Joseph Arangio
EatingWell
We Asked 4 Heart-Health Experts About the Best Way to Lower Blood Pressure—and They All Said the Same Thing
By Karen Ansel
The Washington Post
3 contact lens mistakes that eye doctors wish you would stop making
By Kathleen Felton
TwistedSifter
She Saved Her Only Birthday Celebration For Her Best Friend—But a Heartless Arrival Left Her Utterly Devastated
EatingWell
5 Best Blood Sugar–Friendly Snacks for Your Next Road Trip, According to Dietitians
By Kelsey Kunik
BBC
Don't pressure them: Six science-backed ways to get fussy children to eat vegetables
By Melissa Hogenboom
Euronews
Longer breastfeeding linked to lower ADHD in kids, study finds
New York Post
Parenting habit up to 6 months could protect kids against ADHD symptoms later
By Mckenzie B. Beard
U.S. News & World Report
Breastfeeding Might Lower ADHD Risk, Study Finds
News-Medical
Longer breastfeeding links to fewer ADHD symptoms in children
By Liji Thomas
The Guardian
People with strong chest and back less likely to have a heart attack, analysis suggests
By Andrew Gregory
The Telegraph
The chest and back exercises to help reduce heart attack risk
By Matt Roberts
RTE.ie
Strong back and chest 'lowers heart attack risk'
British Heart Foundation
Strong muscles linked to lower heart attack risk
Health: Trusted and Empathetic Health and Wellness Information
6 Things That Can Happen When You Start Eating More Protein
By Julia Ries Wexler
The Daily Texan
Don’t fall into the high-protein marketing trap
Laodong.vn
A protein-rich diet can be harmful if applied incorrectly
NBC Connecticut
DPH confirms state's second measles case, first in a vaccinated adult
WFSB
Second 2026 Connecticut measles case reported
By Rob Polansky & Matt Mcfarland
Patch
CT Confirms Second Case Of Measles
By Michelle Sullo
WTNH.com
Connecticut reports second measles case of 2026 in vaccinated adult
By Bailey Wright
Click2Houston
Tejano singer warns of West Nile dangers after mosquito bite leaves him in wheelchair
By Corley Peel
Covering Katy News
Houston Methodist West Hospital Experts Warn of Mosquito Risks After Fort Bend Declares Health Emergency
Click2Houston
Summer Safety alert: Beware of mosquito-borne illnesses in Houston
By Sofia Ojeda
Yahoo
Fight continues against increase in mosquitoes
Business Insider
Liver Health Is the Latest Wellness Obsession
By Kim Schewitz & Kashmira Gander
Daily Beirut
Dr. Susnina’s Liver Health Diet: Foods to Prevent Disease
Parade
This Is the Best Breakfast for Liver Health, According to a Hepatologist
By Emily Laurence
Researchers warn cat parasite affects one-third of global population 
Yahoo
Cat parasite infecting third of humans is ‘major cause of vision loss’, scientists warn
By Vishwam Sankaran
Futurism
Parasite That Affects Cognition Has Quietly Infected Billions of People
Gizmodo
This Cat Parasite Infects Billions of People. Scientists Say We’ve Been Underestimating It
By Ed Cara
7NEWS
Urgent warning as disease carried by cats linked to blindness and pregnancy issues
By Fred Pawle
AOL.com
How Much Shrimp Is Too Much Shrimp? Nutrition Experts Have A Number In Mind.
By Ashley Broadwater
CIDRAP
2024 Listeria outbreak that killed 3 traced to pasteurized plant-based milk
By Laine Bergeson
BBC
Scotland was the 'murder capital of Europe'. Then it started treating violence like a disease
By Eve Livingston
Yahoo
Rare contagious cancer is tearing through Washington's Puget Sound clams after East Coast jump
The Guardian
Can sleep masks give you zits? 12 things you should know about wearing one
By Juno Demelo
The Guardian
Tiny Antarctic sea creature could be key to treating melanoma, researchers say
By Richard Luscombe
The Daily Wire
Antarctic Sea Creatures May Hold Key To Fighting Deadly Cancer
By Hank Berrien
The Indian Express
Antarctic sea squirt could help unlock a new skin cancer treatment, scientists say
The News International
Scientists discover tiny Antarctic sea creature that could help fight melanoma
WHYY
A Philly woman knew something was wrong. It took 4 ER visits to find her cancer
By Nicole Leonard
EatingWell
Fish Oil vs. Cod Liver Oil Supplements: Which Is Better for Heart Health?
By Devinee Lingo
BuzzFeed
28 Jaw-Dropping Pictures Of The Human Body That Will Completely And Totally Change Your Perspective On Life
By Ajani Bazile
TMZ
Summer Skincare Essentials on Amazon
Good Morning America
Summer skin care 101: Tips and products to know
By Casey Delbasso
The Charlotte Post
Summer UV rays pose risks to skin of all types
Park Rapids Enterprise
How to keep skin healthy during the summer
Opinion
Forbes
Why Human Hair Only Grows To A Certain Length—A Biologist Explains
By Scott Travers
KSL News
West Nile virus detected in Davis County mosquitoes
By Kennedy Camarena
KOIN.com
‘Everyday struggle’: Clark County hairstylist recovering after sudden brain bleed during pregnancy
By Anthony Kustura
New York Post
New colorectal cancer discovery could lead to earlier diagnosis
By Rachel Sacks
News-Medical
AI and multiomics reveal how gut bacteria trigger colon cancer
EurekAlert!
Gut microbes as cancer drivers: New multi‑omics review unmasks their hidden role in colorectal cancer
Deccan Herald
Fix your fibre: Low intake linked to colorectal cancer
CU Anschutz newsroom
Healthy but Sedentary Individuals Show Early Decline in Cellular Energy Production
New York Post
14-year-old becomes triple amputee following illness that over 32M Americans had last year
By Rachel Sacks
Medical Xpress
Melatonin can be a safe and effective sleep aid for all ages but improper dosing leads to real harms
ScienceAlert
A Common Supplement Shows a Concerning Link to Heart Failure
By Carly Cassella
UCLA Health
Is melatonin bad for heart health?
Mayo Clinic Press
Melatonin for sleep: Benefits, timing and safety
By Mary Anne Dunkin
New York Post
Could ‘humanmaxxing’ be the secret to living longer? Experts weigh in
By Khloe Quill
Nature
Prevalence and severity of mental health problems in early-career researchers: a systematic review and meta-analysis
By Urs Nater, Ulrich S. Tran & Aljoscha Dreisoerner
STLtoday.com
A child's living conditions shows up in how their brain functions, WashU scientists find
The Star
Socioeconomic effects on young brains
inc.com
2,300 Brain Scans Show How Your Childhood Neighborhood Affects Your Ability to Handle Stress
By Soren Kaplan
ScienceDaily
Brain activity under anesthesia challenges what we know about consciousness
The Times of India
Anesthesia Reveals Unconscious Brain's Language Processing Abilities, Challenging Perceptions of Consciousness
mindmatters.ai
Are We Really “Unconscious” While Under Anesthesia?
By Denyse O'Leary
TheHealthSite
What happens to your brain under anesthesia? New study challenges our understanding of consciousness
By N. Lothungbeni Humtsoe
AOL.com
The #1 Warning Sign You Have a Vitamin B12 Deficiency
By Marisa Cohen
SciTechDaily
Surgeons Warn: Don’t Ignore These Colorectal Cancer Symptoms, No Matter Your Age
news.cgtn.com
As Life Is: Living and loving through colorectal cancer
HuffPost
Rectal Cancer Is Rising In Millennials. Doctors Have A Theory Why.
By Jillian Wilson
OkDiario
Colon cancer can appear through symptoms people dismiss, and the silent window is what makes early warning signs so dangerous
ScienceDaily
USC scientists just unlocked an endless supply of cancer-fighting immune cells
MindBodyGreen
5 Labs Every Woman 40+ Should Be Getting & Why You Should Ask For Them
By Jennifer Jane Roelands
North Wales Live
'Every woman' needs four health checks at 40 - full list
By Fiona Callingham
NDTV
Don't Normalise The Symptoms: Experts Share Why Women's Health Needs Attention After 40
By Debosmita Ghosh
Daily Express
'I'm a cardiologist - these are the 4 checks every woman should have when they hit 40'
By Fiona Callingham
Boing Boing
Propranolol doesn't kill public speaking dread — it just stops your body from becoming a shaky mess
By Ellsworth Toohey
statnews.com
Moderna co-founder Kenneth Chien on the future of mRNA — and Moderna
By Jason Mast
Pioneer Press
Virus-infected bunnies (‘Frankenstein rabbits’) showing up in St. Paul
By Frederick Melo
El Cronista
Rabbits with tentacles on their heads appear in the United States, and the causes worry experts
KROC-AM
Mutant Rabbits in Rochester? What's Actually Happening to Those Rabbits with Weird Growths
By Carly Ross
Yahoo
‘Frankenstein’ Rabbits With Tentacle-Like Growths Are Appearing Across the US
Live Science
Japan's bold experiment to curb antibiotic misuse has been a huge success. Could it work in the US?
By Nicoletta Lanese

Last Updated: 6/30/26, 12:03:54 pm