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American Cancer Society updates prostate cancer screening guidelines 
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Cancer society issues most specific prostate cancer screening guidelines yet
The New York Times
Prostate Cancer Screening Now Broadly Recommended, Reversing Past Guidance
By Nina Agrawal
The Hill
American Cancer Society recommends regular prostate cancer testing in updated guidelines
By Suryatapa Chakraborty
The Washington Post
What new prostate cancer recommendations say about who should get blood tests
By Daniel Wu
BBC
Ebola in DR Congo: Millions of dollars going missing as virus spreads, MSF warns
Reuters
Congo Ebola outbreak still out of control after six months, MSF says
By Jennifer Rigby & Olivia Le Poidevin
Al Jazeera
Ebola cases in DR Congo pass 11,000, with 5,387 deaths
International Organization for Migration
71 Ebola Cases Detected on DRC Routes as Funding Gap Risks Outbreak Remaining Out of Control, IOM Warns
United States faces potential loss of measles elimination status 
The Hill
CDC chief: No measles response change if elimination status lost
By Suryatapa Chakraborty
The New York Times
The U.S. Has Lost Its Measles-Elimination Status, Data Suggests
By Apoorva Mandavilli
The Washington Post
The U.S. could lose a decades-old public health achievement
By Lena Sun
NBC News
America defeated measles in 2000. Vaccine opposition brought it roaring back.
By Erika Edwards, Jason Kane & Joe Murphy
The Seattle Times
Seattle scientists help unveil ‘landmark’ findings on human brain
By Elise Takahama
STAT
Scientists debut map of basal ganglia, a key brain region involved in an array of diseases
By Jonathan Wosen, PhD
National Geographic
Scientists Discover a Neuron That May Play a Role in Schizophrenia
By Humberto Basilio
Medical Xpress
Mapping the marmoset's deep-brain cell diversity and building a tool to integrate data across species
The Washington Post
Why ‘brainier’ sports may be better for people with ADHD
By Ariana Eunjung Cha
Iowa Department of Health and Human Services monitors measles cases 
KCCI
New measles case confirmed in central Iowa; potential exposure locations in Ankeny, Des Moines
The Des Moines Register
Polk County confirms case of measles in a child
By Kyle Werner
Polk County Iowa (.gov)
Measles Case Confirmed in Polk County - Nov. 11, 2026
KCCI
Health experts encourage vaccination as Iowa sees 50th measles case this year
By Abigail Kurten
KING5.com
Bird flu in Washington dairy cows: Union warns of undetected cases after worker’s death
By Tess Wagner
The Telegraph
Many more cattle ranch workers infected with H5N1 than reported, says US farming union
By Maeve Cullinan
FOX 13 Seattle
First bird flu death hits WA, dairy outbreak spreads
By Jim Jensen & Taylor Winkel
KOMO
Dead birds in Snohomish County test positive for bird flu; officials say low public risk
By Tyler Cunnington
BBC
Trying Tourette's device was the best day of my life
By Navtej Johal
NBC News
Tracking the drop in U.S. childhood vaccinations: Our methodology
NBC News
What are childhood vaccination rates in your community and schools?
By Jane Weaver, Joe Murphy & Jiachuan Wu
KGW
Data shows growing 'vaccine divide' as measles cases hit 30-year high in Oregon
By Evan Watson
NBC 5 Chicago
The Vaccine Divide: Immunization rates plummet as exemptions rise
By Kate Chappell
New obesity definition combines BMI with waist measurements 
Nature
Validation of clinical and preclinical obesity across global cohorts
By An Pan, Shouling Wu & Eric Ravussin
STAT
BMI alternative would flip obesity diagnosis for millions, study finds
By Andrew Joseph
Live Science
More people could count as obese under newly proposed definition — here's what you need to know
By Lauren Schneider
The Times
Work out how healthy you are — and it really isn’t by measuring your BMI
By Peta Bee
The Texas Tribune
CDC eliminates $29 million for HIV prevention in Texas
NBC News
For alpha-gal patients, allergy drug could cut the severity of reactions to red meat
By David Cox
Medical Xpress
Patients with meat allergy who take omalizumab may see improvement of symptoms
WZTV
Mysterious tick disease affecting a new Tennessean every day
By Dennis Ferrier
Midwest Medical Edition
UNMC Study: Alpha-Gal Syndrome’s Toll on Farmers and Ranchers
By Alex Strauss
WHEC.com
DEC adds new requirements after chronic wasting disease found in Livingston County deer
CIDRAP
CWD digest: Detections in New York, Wisconsin trigger control measures; high proportion of Wyoming herds infected
By Mary Van Beusekom
Vermont Business Magazine
CWD found in wild deer in New York for first time in 21 years
JournalArta
New York Confirms First Chronic Wasting Disease Case in 21 Years
Phys.org
Study finds links between bacteria in wastewater and chronic disease
FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth
COVID-era testing method could help identify obesity, asthma, other health conditions
By Nick Viviani
Medscape
What Can Wastewater-Based Epidemiology Tell Us?
By Bethany F Hodge
CASRAI
WastewaterSCAN: Surveillance & Lab Methods
Wisconsin reports infant measles death amidst growing outbreak 
HuffPost
Wisconsin Reports Its First Infant Death Linked To Measles In 36 Years
CIDRAP
A baby in Wisconsin has died from measles, the 3rd such US death this week
By Sarah Boden
WPR
Wisconsin health officials advise early measles vaccination for some infants amid outbreak
By Richelle Wilson
WBAY
Wisconsin measles cases climb to 551 as US elimination status faces review
By Elyse Noe
Studies link declining newborn vitamin K shots to infant bleeding 
Yahoo
Infant Bleeding Episodes Skyrocket 347% as More Parents Refuse Vitamin K Shot
CNN
An 11-day-old baby couldn’t stop bleeding. For hours, the ER didn’t provide a critical vitamin shot.
USA Today
More newborns are bleeding. Why they need vitamin K shots
By Mary Walrath
WOODTV.com
Doctors warn parents about risks of declining vitamin K shots for newborns
By Lauren Henry
San Francisco Chronicle
‘Stop obsessing over eight hours’: New study says another sleep goal is just as key
By Erin Allday
Olive oil shots gain popularity as a wellness trend on social media 
Fox News
Viral olive oil shots could lead to weight gain, health expert warns
By Sadie Chafe
Vogue Singapore
The truth about olive oil shots—and what it actually does for your skin and gut
By Emily Heng
Mezha.net
Viral olive oil shots may lead to weight gain, health expert warns
Demokratis.co.id
Expert Warns Olive Oil Shots May Cause Weight Gain
ABC7 Chicago
New testing finds Legionella and chlorine concerns in Beaverville, Illinois water investigation
By Jason Knowles
Pennsylvania measles cases surpass 1,500 amid outbreak 
NPR
How word of mouth is helping an Amish community's fight against measles
By Maria Godoy
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Measles cases grow among pregnant women in Pennsylvania: What to know about risks
6abc Philadelphia
Health officials confirm case of measles in Bucks County, Pennsylvania
WGAL
Doctors say Pennsylvania’s measles resurgence was preventable
By Susan Shapiro
The Guardian
Molecular signal in blood helps detect early risk for ovarian cancer, study finds
Reuters
NEWSLETTER: New blood test finds early risk for ovarian cancer
By Nancy Lapid
Nature
Blood-based RNA biomarker for the early detection of ovarian cancer
By Ronny Drapkin, Esha Madan & Ie-Ming Shih
Newsweek
Ovarian Cancer Is Often Found Late—Scientists Uncover Hidden Early Warning
By Jasmine Laws
KRON4
Beach closed after 9 kids contract bacterial infection
By Josh Palefsky
KSBW
Capitola Beach closed after E. coli outbreak may have exposed at least 9 children
By Felix Cortez
Los Angeles Times
Popular California beach closed amid E. coli outbreak
By Hailey Branson-Potts
Lookout Santa Cruz
Capitola Beach closed due to E. coli outbreak that has sickened nine Bay Area children
By Tania Ortiz
CNN
‘Smartphone pinkie’ and other signs you may be using your phone too much
By Antoinette Radford
Shaw Local
How Technology Usage Impacts Neck and Back Pain
Korea Biomedical Review
Too much screen time? Doctor warns of chronic neck, shoulder and wrist pain
The Eastleigh Voice
Excessive screen use tied to increased risk of neck and back pain
Science Daily
Common forever chemicals linked to nearly double the rate of aggressive breast cancer
The Boston Globe
Exposure to certain ‘forever chemicals’ could heighten risk of aggressive breast cancer, NIH says
By Nick Stoico
KTLA
Common ‘forever chemicals’ linked to aggressive breast cancer in new study
9News
‘Forever chemicals’ in blood linked to aggressive type of breast cancer
By Libby Hendren
Report: Teenagers take cancer drugs to get taller 
New York Post
Viral ‘heightmaxxing’ trend has teen boys taking cancer drugs to grow taller despite doctors' warnings
KRON4
What is ‘heightmaxxing?’ Viral TikTok trend sees teens taking cancer drugs to get taller
By Alex Baker
NBC Palm Springs
Teen Boys Turn to Cancer Drugs in Height-Maxing Trend
Vietnam.vn
Cancer drugs become "miracle cures" for increasing height.
By Bao Lao Cai
CNN
Can diet and exercise reverse type 2 diabetes? What a new study found
By Katia Hetter
The Telegraph
The new high-carb diet that can reverse type 2 diabetes
By Ella Nunn
Medscape
Using Lifestyle Medicine to Pursue Remission in T2D
By Prasanthi Tondapu
Optometry Advisor
Weight-Loss Surgery Produces Lasting Diabetes Remission
Study links stopping GLP-1 drugs to health risks 
Fox News
Ozempic and Zepbound users face 6 rebound risks after stopping, doctor warns
By Angelica Stabile
CTV News
GLP-1 users who stop taking medication face doubled risk of heart attack, stroke or death: study
Global News
Stopping GLP-1 drugs could increase heart attack risk for some, study says
By Sean Previl
Medical Xpress
Stopping Ozempic may be bad for your health
The Washington Post
For people with food allergies, these treatments can be life-changing
By Caitlin Carlson
The New York Times
Subtle Changes in Speech May Help Predict Dementia Risk
By Pam Belluck & Cassandra Klos
Yahoo Health
Your Voice Could Reveal How Fast You’re Aging, New Study Suggests
Demokratis.co.id
Researchers Analyze Speech Patterns to Predict Dementia Risk
SuaraGarut.ID
Researchers Study Speech Changes to Predict Dementia Risk
By Michael Carter
FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth
Dallas County child dies from the flu
By Tracy Delatte
Dallas News
Child dies in Dallas County's flu season, health officials report
By Emily Brindley
KERA News Breakthroughs
Dallas County child dies from flu, first pediatric death since 2022
By Bianca Rodriguez-mora
WFAA
Dallas County reports first pediatric flu-related death since 2022
BBC
Antidepressant escitalopram more effective at preventing relapse, analysis finds
By Michelle Roberts
The New York Times
New Research Compares Long-Term Relief From 21 Antidepressants
By Christina Caron
The Conversation
Some antidepressants may work better than others long term – new study
Medical Xpress
Study identifies antidepressants that get patients well and keep them well
Nature
Saturation genome editing of BRCA1 across cell types improves interpretation of variant pathogenicity
By Maria Zanti, Chloe Terwagne & Elke M van Veen
Medical Xpress
Testing BRCA1 variants reveals differences in breast cancer risk
Oncodaily
Can Studying Genetic Variants Offer New Insights Into Inherited Breast Cancer Risk? – ICR
Bioengineer.org
Testing BRCA1 Variants Across Cell Types Clarifies Breast Cancer Risk Differences
WKYC
Measles exposure reported at 7 locations in Geauga, Lake counties
By Dave DeNatale
Cleveland 19 News
Geauga Public Health confirms measles case, lists exposure sites in Geauga and Lake counties
Cleveland.com
Measles exposure reported at Berkshire Middle School, other sites in Geauga and Lake counties
By Molly Walsh
Yahoo
One person may have spread measles at a half-dozen sites in Ohio
ScienceAlert
Tattoos Affect Your Immune System in Ways Scientists Are Only Beginning to Understand
By Jess Cockerill
Cure Today
Tattoos and Lymphoma Risk: A Breast Cancer Survivor's Questions
By Bonnie Annis
The Irish Times
Tattoos: How safe are they and how do I reduce my risk of any complications?
By Allessandra Dicorato
News of Bahrain
Tattoos have been used for thousands of years as expressions of identi
Medical News Today
Experimental pancreatic cancer vaccine shows promise in clinical trial
By Erika Watts
Nature
Mutant KRAS vaccination for pancreatic cancer interception: the G12D immunogenicity paradox
By Inna M Chen, Mads Hald Andersen & Morten Orebo Holmström
Oncodaily
Ezra Cohen Raises Key Questions About the Future of Pancreatic Cancer Vaccines
Targeted Oncology
Why Explore Vaccines After Pancreatic Cancer Surgery?
The New York Times
These Killer Female Apes Challenge the ‘Man the Hunter’ Origin Story
By Taylor Mitchell
WCAX
Newport’s hospital prepares for possible measles patients
By Lizzie Jensen
WCAX
Vermont confirms Orleans County measles cases
VTDigger
Measles cases found in Orleans County, health officials warn
By Olivia Gieger
Vermont Public
Vermont health officials confirm measles cases in Orleans County
By Lola Duffort
The New York Times
How Healthy Are Cranberries?
By Isobel Whitcomb
Herald-Zeitung
TASTEFOOD: A Thanksgiving cranberry tradition on repeat
By Lynda Balslev
Simply Recipes
The Thanksgiving Staple You Should Always Buy Double of
By Nina Elder
One person dies following E. coli outbreak in San Luis Obispo 
Los Angeles Times
One dead in E. coli outbreak linked to California pumpkin farm
By Suhauna Hussain
KTLA
Death reported from E. coli outbreak tied to California pumpkin farm
By Jocelyn Fiset
San Luis Obispo Tribune
One person dies in SLO County E. coli outbreak, Public Health says
By Kaytlyn Leslie & Hannah Poukish
Food Safety News
One death reported in relation to pumpkin patch outbreak in California
Study evaluates safety of stopping statins in older patients 
New York Post
Popular heart medication for older patients faces scrutiny as new study evaluates risks
American College of Cardiology
STREAM, eZ-PAVE Add New Insights Into Statin Therapy Treatment
Medscape
Statins Work in Older Adults, Statistics Be Damned: The STREAM Trial
By John M. Mandrola
www.heart.org
Discontinuing statins generally safe for older adults without heart disease
OregonLive.com
Dear Doctor: I took medication for ED and developed severe pain. Is that normal?
By Keith Roach
CBS News
Women experience migraines more than men. Here's a specialist's guide to managing the pain.
By Norah O'Donnell
Flu cases rise earlier than usual across the United States 
USA Today
The flu strain driving this season's unusually early spread
By Mary Walrath
NBC News
Does an early flu season mean a bad flu season?
By Akshay Syal & Patrick Martin
KOAT
Flu season starts early on the West Coast with H1N1 cases dominating
By Barry Ramo
Becker's Hospital Review
Flu’s early surge sends ED visits up 42% in 1 week: 6 notes for clinical leaders
By Ella Jeffries
The New York Times
Her Death From Dengue May Signal That the Disease Is Here to Stay
By Anemona Hartocollis
Bay News 9
Aerial mosquito treatments planned across Hillsborough County; view locations
WPLG Local 10
Florida ground zero for dengue in US; here’s the area driving the outbreak
By Christina Boomer Vazquez
CTV News
Florida’s dengue outbreak is now the largest in a U.S. state in decades
Nature
Domain-alteration chimeras rewire oncogenic complexes in prostate cancer
By Abhijit Parolia, Weiguo Xiang & Xuhong Cao
SciTechDaily
Scientists Discover a Hidden Weakness in Prostate Cancer That Could Transform Treatment
Newswise
New Anti-Cancer Strategy Shows Promise in Preclinical Studies | Newswise
Bioengineer.org
Domain-Alteration Chimera Strategy Suppresses Prostate Tumor Growth in Preclinical Tests
Three new measles cases confirmed in Macon County, Georgia 
CBS News
Health officials confirm additional measles infections connected with case in Macon County
By Dan Raby
13WMAZ
DPH: Three more measles cases confirmed in Macon County
WSB-TV
3 more measles cases confirmed in Georgia
By Kimberly Wright
Statesboro Herald
Three more measles cases bring 2026 Ga. total to 28
The Times of Israel
Israeli blood test detects early breast cancer with 95% accuracy
By Diana Bletter
Nature
Epigenetic heterogeneity in breast tumours informs diagnosis and prognosis
By Tamar Geiger, Maya Dadiani & Andrew Paul Feinberg
Ynetnews
New Israeli blood test detects early breast cancer, predicts risk of recurrence
By Tzur Gueta
GenomeWeb
Blood Nucleosome Epigenetic Signature May Improve Breast Cancer Diagnosis, Prognosis
Nature
Bistable regulation of adipocyte heterogeneity governs thermogenesis
By Patrick T Fueger, Lei Jiang & Anying Song
Medical Xpress
Why we may feel the cold more as we age
StudyFinds
Study Hints At Why Aging Bodies Run Cold
UA.NEWS
Declining thermogenic fat activity may explain age-related cold sensitivity — News-Medical
New York reports first measles death in over 30 years 
The New York Times
When Measles Came to an Amish Community, Many Suffered and One Died
By Joseph Goldstein & David Andreatta
The Guardian
The vaccine limbo in the US is worsening the measles outbreak
By Melody Schreiber
Scientific American
Cats fart. Freezers get hacked. Measles is resurging. Let’s get into it
By Rachel Feltman, Fonda Mwangi & Jackie Flynn Mogensen
The Riverdale Press
Assembly member Dinowitz on measles death
Gizmodo
Teen Gets Anaphylaxis From Energy Drink
By Ed Le Cara
Fox News
6-minute daily habit could help Ozempic users preserve muscle, expert says
By Melissa Rudy
KSAT
8 things to consider before taking a GLP-1 medication
Dr. Axe
Muscle Loss From GLP-1 Drugs May Not Start in the Muscle
By Josh Axe
PR Newswire
Medical Weight Loss Explained by Medical Weight Loss Expert Susan Stivalo in HelloNation Article on Medications and How They Work
Health.com
6 Foods That Lower Blood Pressure Better Than Pomegranate Juice
By Sherri Mabry Gordon
Food & Wine
Can This Tart Fruit Really Help Lower Blood Pressure? Cardiologists Explain
By Andi Breitowich
Українські Національні Новини (УНН)
The benefits of pomegranates for the body and whether you can eat the seeds: a dietitian explains
By Alla Kiosak
AOL.com
The Best Fall Fruit for Lower Blood Pressure, According to a Dietitian
By Caitlin Beale
NBC News
She’s delivered 2,000 babies. The measles outbreak changed her mind about vaccines.
By Erika Edwards
AOL.com
‘Numbers and books became people’: Traditional midwife, who delivered nearly 2,000 babies, changes stance on vaccines after treating pregnant women with measles
Mezha.net
She’s delivered nearly 2,000 babies. The measles outbreak changed her view of vaccines
Morning Honey
Midwife Shifts Vaccine Stance Amid Pennsylvania Outbreak
Nature
New culprit in early Alzheimer’s: blood–brain barrier blocks protective proteins
By Mohana Basu
The Economist
The blood-brain barrier may contribute to cognitive function
Medical Xpress
First atlas tracks proteins that cross the blood-brain barrier
ScienceAlert
New Study Rewrites The Rules of The Blood-Brain Barrier
By Jess Cockerill
Science Daily
Energy drinks linked to 11 times more reports of cardiac arrest
MindBodyGreen
Energy Drinks Were Linked To 4.5X Higher Risk Of This Heart Problem
By Sela Breen
AL.com
Energy drinks linked to heart attacks, cardiac arrest in young adults, per study
By Mark Heim
Futurism
Energy Drinks Loaded With Bizarre Chemicals Are Causing Heart Attacks in Healthy Young People
Futurity
Regular coffee drinking appears to change how your gut works
Sci.News
Coffee Drinkers’ Gut Looks Different, Danish Study Finds
Medical Xpress
Coffee appears to change how the gut functions
By Robert Egan
The Independent
Your daily cup of coffee could have long-term impact on gut health, study finds
By Julia Musto
Nature
Evolutionary dynamics in the years preceding acute myeloid leukaemia
By Jamie R Blundell, Caroline J Watson & Aristi Damaskou
healthcare-in-europe.com
‘Fossil records’ let scientists trace AML back decades before diagnosis
By Caroline Watson
Bioengineer.org
First Acute Myeloid Leukemia Mutations Emerge Decades Before Clinical Diagnosis
Blood Cancer UK
Scientists uncover 'fossil record' of leukaemia decades before diagnosis
By Edward Pinches
Nature
Suppression of epithelial proliferation and tumorigenesis by IgA
By Daniel Mucida, Sergei I Grivennikov & Gregory P. Donaldson
9News
Eating less protein may slow biological aging and improve metabolic health, study suggests
Irish study finds no water fluoridation link to cognitive decline 
ScienceAlert
Study Reveals What a Lifetime of Exposure to Fluoride in Drinking Water Does to Cognition
By Peter Dockrill
IFLScience
Ireland Began Fluoridating Its Water In 1964. A New Study Investigates Whether It Affected People's Cognitive Health
By James Felton
Neuroscience News
Water Fluoridation Does Not Impair Brain Function
Trinity College Dublin
Trinity research shows no link between water fluoridation and cognitive decline in older Irish adults
ScienceAlert
Scientists Find Out-of-Body Experiences May Occur Between Sleep And Waking
By Michelle Starr
Yahoo
Men and women who smoke marijuana may experience different effects, study suggests
News-Medical
Occasional male cannabis users experience stronger effects than women
Cannabis Aficionado
UCLA Cannabis Study: Sex, Frequency and THC Effects
WOWO
Marijuana Study Finds Differences in Anxiety, Heart Rate and Impairment Between Men and Women
By Brian Ford
Women's Health
Metabolic walking builds lean muscle and promotes weight loss – try this simple workout
By Bridie Wilkins
TODAY.com
4 Ways to Make Your Walk More Challenging That Also Promote Healthy Aging
By Caroline Kee
Verywell Health
We Asked a Physical Therapist if Walking Is Enough Exercise to Keep You Fit
By Mira Miller
Yahoo Life UK
3 simple walking workouts for busy women – build strength and stamina in midlife in 20, 30 or 45 minutes
By Hannah Bradfield
Yahoo Lifestyle Canada
Irritable Male Syndrome Is Real — And It Might Be To Blame For Your Relationship Struggles
By Jillian Wilson
Science Daily
Scientists discover a common sugar may help cancer cells break free and spread
UA.NEWS
Researchers link fructose to ovarian cancer spread — ScienceDaily
The News International
Common sugar could be lead cause of cancer relapse, major study suggests
By Sadaf Naushad
Yahoo
Chemotherapy to treat breast cancer may accelerate biological aging
By Julia Musto
UA.NEWS
Model estimates loss of 9.4 years of life with the most cytotoxic regimens — News-Medical
Bioengineer.org
Cancer Survivors Show Signs of Accelerated Biological Aging
Technology Networks
Breast Cancer Chemotherapy Linked to Faster Biological Aging
Science Daily
Cancer-fighting chewing gum slashes HPV levels by up to 93%
Yahoo Health
Scientists Say This Everyday Item Could Help Fight Cancer-Linked Viruses
SMBtech
Anti-Cancer Chewing Gum Fights-Off HPV
Gadget Review
Cancer-Fighting Chewing Gum Cuts HPV Levels by Up to 93% in New Study
The Independent
New computer tool could spare tens of thousands of men from needless prostate cancer treatment
By Storm Newton
New York Post
Device inspired by Disney’s ‘Tangled’ could help battle hair loss even better than Rogaine
By Rachel Sacks
Medical Xpress
Could this experimental electric comb be a cure for baldness?
ZME Science
Electric Comb Regrows Nearly All Lost Hair in Balding Mice in Just 30 Days
By Rupendra Brahambhatt
New Atlas
Electric comb could give thinning hair a chance to bounce back
By Mike McRae
Nature
Some people are resistant to dementia — here’s what their genes can teach us
By Alison Abbott

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