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AI algorithm for pancreatic cancer 
kare11.com
Mayo Clinic announces breakthrough in early cancer detection
By Samantha Fischer
Mayo Clinic News Network
Mayo Clinic AI detects pancreatic cancer up to 3 years before diagnosis in landmark validation study
By Susan Murphy
Medical Xpress
AI model detects normally 'invisible' tissue changes of pancreatic cancer at stage 0
By Sadie Harley
Bloomberg.com
AI Spots Pancreatic Cancer Years Before It Shows Up, Study Finds
By Jason Gale
WPR
Wisconsin could be in for ‘a big year’ for Lyme disease as tick bites soar
By Danielle Kaeding
The Hill
Where emergency visits for tick bites are spiking in the US
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | CDC (.gov)
CDC Data Show Weekly ER Visits for Tick Bites Higher than Usual
The Washington Post
So, you got bit by a tick. Here’s exactly what to do next.
By Kathleen Felton
NPR
Long a dream, it's now real: a fast and accurate TB test that doesn't need phlegm
By Ari Daniel Shapiro
Medical Xpress
Handheld TB test delivers lab-level accuracy in under 30 minutes
By Sadie Harley
MedPage Today
Portable Tuberculosis Diagnostic Tool Matched Traditional Tests' Results
AGA updates clinical practice guidelines for hemorrhoids 
Fox News
Simple diet change could relieve painful bathroom symptoms, experts say
NBC News
Got a bathroom problem? New guidelines urge more fiber, less scrolling
By Kaitlin Sullivan
News-Medical
AGA update emphasizes lifestyle changes for effective hemorrhoid management
AOL.com
Stop scrolling and eat lentils: New guidelines to prevent hemorrhoids
By Kaitlin Sullivan
CDC warns of Salmonella outbreak linked to backyard poultry 
Allrecipes
CDC Announces Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Chicken in 13 States
By Bailey Fink
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | CDC (.gov)
Where People Got Sick: Salmonella Outbreak, April 2026
AP News
CDC warns of drug-resistant salmonella infections linked to backyard poultry
By JoNel Aleccia
The Hill
Cases of drug-resistant salmonella, several among kids, linked to outbreak; CDC issues warning
Politico
RFK Jr. is holding up $600M in vaccines for poor countries
By Carmen Paun
Protect Our Care
Deadly Repercussions of RFK Jr.’s Anti-Vax Agenda Go Global
jezebel.com
RFK Jr.’s Anti-Vax Animus Could Cost the Lives of Tens of Thousands of Children
By Danielle Han
CIDRAP
RFK Jr holding up distribution of $600 million in vaccines to foreign nations: report
By Stephanie Soucheray
Experts discuss benefits and risks of GLP-1 weight loss drugs 
The Seattle Times
Weight-loss medication linked to muscle loss
By Teresa Graedon & Joe Graedon
WPEC
Along with rapid weight loss, patients see other benefits and risks of GLP-1 drugs
By Cindy Goodman
Nature
GLP-1 agonists and changes in body mass and composition in adults with overweight or obesity with or without type 2 diabetes mellitus: a systematic review and meta-analysis | International Journal of Obesity
Medical Xpress
What to know about GLP-1 drugs for weight loss and health
By Stephanie Baum
Fish oil linked to impaired brain recovery in new study 
ScienceAlert
Popular Supplement May Have an Unexpected Downside, Study Finds
By David Nield
Fox News
Fish oil supplements linked to slower brain repair in some patients, study finds
Medical News Today
Fish oil supplements: Could they sometimes harm the brain?
By Corrie Pelc
News-Medical
When omega-3 may help mental health and when they may not
By Liji Thomas
Nature
Why you should ‘feed a cold’: eating primes immune cells for action
By Nick Petric Howe
Nature
Postprandial lipid metabolism durably enhances T cell immunity
Scientific American
What you eat for lunch could influence your immune system just hours later
By Jackie Flynn Mogensen
Medical Xpress
How eating primes immune cells for future responses
By Sadie Harley
NJ.com
Helicopters to drop 30,000 rabies vaccine baits in this N.J. county
By Stephanie Loder
Hawaii News Now
Valley Fever gripped a Hawaii man’s life. Months later, he’s still fighting
By Dillon Ancheta
AsatuNews.co.id
Hawaii Man Battles Severe Valley Fever Complications in Arizona
El-Balad.com
Hawaii News Now: Kahaone Kelau’s long fight gives a family a reason to keep hoping
ABC15 Arizona
Hawaii family found a Valley Fever lifeline in Phoenix
By Jorge Torres
The Washington Post
‘Longevity drug’ rapamycin may have a surprising impact on exercise
By Gretchen Reynolds
ABC30 Fresno
Tuberculosis exposure confirmed at Justin Garza High School in Fresno County
By Tiffany Olin
Scientists investigate rise of colorectal cancer in young adults 
HuffPost
The Most Common Warning Signs Of Rectal Cancer
By Jillian Wilson
NPR
Scientists search the microbiome for clues to the rise in colorectal cancers
By Yuki Noguchi
MedPage Today
Rectal Cancer 'Crisis'; Smells Like Cancer; Flushing Away Clues to Colon Cancer
By Charles Bankhead
Fox News
Rectal cancer deaths rising up to three times faster in specific age group, study finds
WHYY
Stomach bug virus resurging in New Jersey, Northeast U.S.
By Zoe Read
CBS News
Cases of highly contagious rotavirus increasing among children, Pittsburgh doctor says
By Lauren Linder
NBC 5 Chicago
Cases of highly contagious virus that's dangerous for babies surging: CDC
By Kate Chappell
WGAL
Highly infectious virus | Doctors in Pa. report an unusual increase in rotavirus cases
By Susan Shapiro
The Washington Post
Opinion | Measles deaths are coming. Doctors are fighting an uphill battle.
By Jonathan A. Slater
The Salt Lake Tribune
Voices: As a Utah doctor, I see why measles is spreading — and how we can stop it
Opinion
Bloomberg.com
As Measles Takes Toll on Kids, Anti-Vaxxers Have Change of Heart
By Jessica Nix
The New York Times
Opinion | Measles Is Back. What Comes Next Will Be Worse.
Opinion
Neuroscience News
Brain Health Redefined as a Birth-to-Death Journey
professional.heart.org
Brain Health Across the Life Span: A Framework for Future Studies
Nature
Exposure to negative physical and social factors accelerates brain aging
News-Medical
AHA calls for lifelong brain health strategy to prevent cognitive decline
By Hugo De Souza
Medical Xpress
Microplastics turn up in nearly every human brain sample, including healthy tissue
By Sanjukta Mondal
C&EN
Do we really have enough plastic in our brains to make a spoon?
By Alex Scott
Nature
Microplastics and nanoplastics in brain tumours and the healthy human brain
By Dabiao Zhou, Fa Lin & Jizong Zhao
Psychology Today
Here's what you need to know about these tiny toxins.
By Mitchell B. Liester
vox.com
What really happened after Trump slashed HIV funding
By Pratik Pawar
The Guardian
US is taking a ‘real risk’ with hasty shift in efforts to fight HIV, experts say
By Melody Schreiber
NPR
Two startlingly different views on long-awaited data on America's anti-HIV efforts
By Gabrielle Emanuel
U.S. News & World Report
AIDS Relief Program Sees Drops in Testing and Diagnoses After Disruptions
New York Post
Inside the experimental procedure that may help prevent weight regain after stopping GLP-1s
By Mckenzie B. Beard
Penn Medicine
Stopping and restarting certain GLP-1s to lose weight may make the drug less effective
SciTechDaily
Simple “Gut Reset” May Prevent Weight Gain After Ozempic or Wegovy
Fierce Biotech
Endoscopic procedure can help slow weight rebound from GLP-1s
SciTechDaily
Unexpected Hormone Discovery Could Change How We Treat Arthritis
The Washington Post
CDC delay of infant hepatitis B shot likely to raise infections, studies show
By Lena Sun
CIDRAP
End of universal birth-dose hep B vaccination will drive up infections, deaths, costs, researchers say
By Mary Van Beusekom
People.com
Delaying Newborn Hepatitis B Shot Likely to Cause Deaths, ‘Substantial’ Increase in Infections: Study
By Cara Lynn Shultz
statnews.com
Predicting consequences of new hepatitis B vaccine recs
By Theresa Gaffney
Penn Today
Using AI to help predict cardiac arrests
Health officials investigate Legionnaires' disease at Wynn Las Vegas 
KLAS 8 News Now
2 Legionnaires’ disease cases linked to Las Vegas Strip hotel
By Stephanie Overton
Las Vegas Review-Journal
Health officials investigate cases of Legionnaires’ disease at Las Vegas Strip resort
By Caitlin Lilly
People.com
Officials Investigating Multiple Cases of Legionnaires' Disease Stemming from 5-Star Las Vegas Resort
By Christopher Edwards
FOX5 Vegas
Wynn Las Vegas being investigated after 2 reported cases of Legionnaires’ disease
By Brittany Defran
Live Science
Early data links Wegovy to risk of 'eye stroke' — here's what to know
By Alex Hughes
drugscontrol.org
Detailed Overview of Risks Associated with GLP-1 Receptor Agonists (GLP-1 RAs) and Dual GLP-1/GIP Agonists
By C B Gupta
Ophthalmology Advisor
Wegovy Linked With Higher Ischemic Optic Neuropathy Risk Than Ozempic
Eyes On Eyecare
Popular GLP-1RA may increase risk for ION and vision loss
AOL.com
Patients say they want Alzheimer's blood tests. Doctors aren't sure they help.
By Berkeley Lovelace Jr.
The Independent
Researchers warn of an important new driver of cancer in under-50s – and it’s not smoking or poor diet
By Jane Kirby
BBC
11 cancers on the rise in young people - scientists find first clue why it's happening
By James Gallagher
The Guardian
Obesity a key factor for rising cancer rates in young people in England, study finds
By Tobi Thomas
New Scientist
Cancer is increasing in young people and we still don't know why
By Michael Le Page
CNN
The truth behind 7 common lung cancer myths
Business Insider
The simple health habits of top longevity doctors and scientists, who follow the science not trends
By Kim Schewitz, Hilary Brueck & Gabby Landsverk
GQ
7 Expert Habits for Healthy Aging from Longevity Doctor Florence Comite
By Jaharia Knowles
AOL.com
Meet the 11 rising stars of longevity medicine
By Hilary Brueck, Gabby Landsverk & Kashmira Gander
Boston 25 News
Healthy physical habits are reshaping how people think about aging well
The New York Times
Cardio vs Strength Training: Do I Really Need to Do Both?
By Danielle Friedman
Longevity.Technology
Muscle as medicine: Is strength the missing link in longevity?
By Kyle Umipig
Yahoo
How to incorporate strength training into your routine and why it's important
SciTechDaily
This Common Habit Could Signal Serious Health Problems in Later Life
Measles exposure at Boston Logan Airport 
WCVB
Somerville family in quarantine after exposure to measles on Boston-bound flight
By Ted Wayman & Imani Clement
The Boston Globe
Somerville family hunkers down at home under measles quarantine after exposure at Logan
CBS News
Somerville family in quarantine after measles exposure at Logan Airport, neighbors drop off toys for kids
By Samantha Chaney
WPRI.com
Rhode Island man with measles was on plane to Boston from Florida
By Leah Crowley
Vogue
5 Early Signs of Collagen Loss—And How to Slow It Down
By Ana Morales & Ranyechi Udemezue
Health: Trusted and Empathetic Health and Wellness Information
Can Collagen Supplements Really Improve Skin and Joint Health? Here's What a Pharmacist Says
By emmanuella ogbonna
TODAY.com
Dermatologist Reveals No. 1 Way to Prevent Collagen Loss and Preserve Youthful Skin
By Sarah Jacoby
The Jerusalem Post
Collagen supplement and the secrets behind it on the way to clear skin
By Maya Rosman
Bloomberg.com
Sleepless Americans Are Relying on Medicine and Pot to Doze Off
By Annika Inampudi
Ultra-processed foods linked to poorer attention, study finds 
CNN
Eating healthy may not keep ultraprocessed food from increasing dementia
By Sandee LaMotte
Monash University
Ultra-processed foods damage your focus even if you eat healthy
National Post
Eating one bag of chips a day increases dementia risk, new study suggests
By Ellie Hutchings
ScienceAlert
Ultra-Processed Foods May Be Quietly Affecting Your Brain's Ability to Focus
By Jess Cockerill
KSL News
Public warned after bat tests positive for rabies in southern Utah
By Curtis Booker
KUTV
Rabid bat found in Washington County, first in Utah this year
AOL.com
Bat diagnosed with rabies in Southern Utah, prompting health warning
ABC4 Utah
‘It was just crazy’: Southern Utah woman speaks about encounter with rabid bat
Iowa Park Leader
This frozen meal that Americans microwave for lunch every day at work contains sodium levels that rival eating an entire bag of chips according to a cardiologist
HuffPost
This Overlooked Hotel Surface Is Absolutely Crawling With Germs
By Monica Torres
Fox News
Your brain may be tricking you into liking artificial sweeteners, study finds
By Deirdre Bardolf
The New York Times
Targeted Hunts Were Supposed to Curb ‘Zombie Deer Disease.’ Now What?
By Jim Robbins & Julia Rendleman
Hartford Courant
This fast-spreading disease is being called the ‘biggest threat’ to deer. It’s getting closer to CT
By Stephen Underwood
Hometown Stations
Ohio confirms 40 deer tests positive for Chronic Wasting Disease in 2025-26 season
Wyoming Public Media
2025 data shows CWD spreading across the state, especially in deer
By Eralys Wallace
marthastewart.com
The 9 Best Plant-Based Foods for Protein, According to Nutritionists
By Olivia Tarantino
The Washington Post
Guest column | These tests claim to tell your ‘biological age.’ Why the science isn’t there yet.
By Idan Shalev & Abner Apsley
HuffPost
Data Shows Following These 8 Habits May Reduce Your 'Biological Age'
New Scientist
The Age Code review: Can you slow ageing with your diet? A new book gives it a go
By Graham Lawton
London Evening Standard
Why the secret to longevity could be what you put on your plate
By David Cox
Fox News
Heart attacks and strokes rising with extreme weather events, research suggests
News-Medical
Heatwaves and coldwaves linked to increase in major cardiovascular events
EurekAlert!
Extreme climate events increase heart disease risk, new study reveals
hpenews.com
Extreme weather linked to more strokes and heart attacks
By Stephen Beech
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
CDC warns additional measles cases in US are expected amid upcoming travel season
By Youri Benadjaoud & Mary Kekatos
New Scientist
Prediction markets: Gamblers are betting millions of dollars on measles outbreaks
By Hallie Lieberman
Yahoo Finance
Prediction markets may help disease tracking
By Tom Chivers
WIOD
Florida Ranks Fourth In U.S. For Measles Cases In 2026
By Rob Garguilo
AOL.com
Common occurrence in adulthood could be an early warning sign of brain cancer
By Rachel Sacks
Johns Hopkins University
Where people get their news influences their beliefs about vaccines
By Jill Rosen
The Independent
Where people get their news influences their vaccine beliefs, survey shows
By Julia Musto
News-Medical
How media choices shape MMR vaccine hesitancy in the US
By Liji Thomas
ScienceBlog.com
The News You Watch Is Shaping Whether You Vaccinate Your Kids
Cache Valley Daily
Jenna Ruth Beachy
AOL.com
This Chewing Gum Could Help Fight Cancer—And It’s Headed to Trials Soon
By Korin Miller
New York Post
A viral over-the-counter meds hack supposedly wipes out anxiety — does it really work?
By Rachel Sacks
San Francisco Chronicle
Her cancer ‘nightmare’ at age 29 reflects a trend driving UCSF’s new clinic
By Catherine Ho
Neuroscience News
AI Found the Key to Pre-Symptom Alzheimer’s
ScienceAlert
Scientists Discover a Key Difference in Brains That Resist Alzheimer's
By David Nield
San Diego Union-Tribune
‘This is a huge finding’: UCSD researchers work on way to prevent Alzheimer’s disease with molecular ‘switch’
By Ashley Mackin Solomon
Medical Xpress
Not all Alzheimer's leads to dementia: The mystery of cognitive resilience
By Sadie Harley
TODAY.com
Brené Brown's No. 1 Strategy for Dealing With Burnout: EXCLUSIVE
By Maura Hohman & Natalie Rizzo
Medscape
This Game Could Make You a Better Doctor: JAMA Study
By Eric Spitznagel
Daily Kos
A Stark Image of the Destruction of the Night Sky
Earth.com
Proposed 'mirrors in the sky' would brighten dark nights using reflected sunshine, sparking widespread outrage
By Eric Ralls
Caledonian Record
SpaceX satellites half the size of pickup trucks are falling from the sky
By Michelle Cyca
Menafn.com
Scientists Warn Reflective Satellites Could Disrupt Night Skies
ScienceAlert
Weight-Loss Drugs May Reduce Buildup of Alzheimer's Proteins, Major Review Finds
By David Nield
Neurology Live
GLP-1's demonstrate neuroprotection in AD, satralizumab Meets Primary Endpoint in Phase 3 Study, Rodolfo Savica, MD, PhD, on Neuroepidemiology and Environmental Exposures in PD
Medical Xpress
Weight-loss drugs could tackle Alzheimer's—study
Marietta Daily Journal
ASK THE DOCTORS: Researching GLP-1 Drugs and Parkinson's Progression
Medscape
Two Hair Loss Drugs Not Tied to Heart Disease Risk
Live Science
Diagnostic dilemma: Rectal exam stabilized man's irregular heartbeat
By Mindy Weisberger
NBC 5 Chicago
North suburban vet warns of potentially fatal fungal infections in dogs
By Regina Waldroup
EatingWell
Scientists Just Discovered a Surprising Benefit of Virgin Olive Oil
DogTime
Golden Retriever Puppy Relaxes as Little Girl Gives Him Gentle Pets
By Mugdha Singh
The New York Times
Pregnancy With Lupus Is Risky. Would She Be Able to Carry Her Baby to Term?
By Roni Rabin & Heather Khalifa
AOL.com
Eating Your Breakfast at This Specific Time Could Help You Lose More Weight
By Korin Miller
Slate
Divorce advice: I read my ex-husband's obituary. He told a huge lie—involving me.
By Nadira Goffe
Gizmodo
5 Reasons Why Summer Is the Worst Season of the Year
By Ellyn Lapointe
The Daily Beast
Married Adults Show Lower Cancer Risk Than Singles, Study Finds
By Martha Mchardy
Bored Panda
Doctors And Medical Experts Reveal The Most Terrifying Illnesses They’ve Ever Encountered (20 Answers)
By Indre Lukosiute
Prevention
Dietitians Say This Is the Number-1 Fruit to Eat If You Have Diabetes
By Alyssa Sybertz
The Times of India
Diabetes: 5 fruits that can be secret weapon against high blood sugar
The Mirror
List of 'healthy' foods you should avoid if you have diabetes — including grapes
By Jessica Knibbs & Vita Molyneux
Prevention
Dietitians Say This Is the Number-1 Fruit to Eat for Stable Blood Sugar
By Alyssa Sybertz
Willmar Radio
Louis "Louie" Pirrotta
Indian Defence Review
Scientists Reveal Exactly How Many Cups of Coffee a Day Are Needed to Reduce Stress and Depression
Nature
Habitual coffee intake shapes the gut microbiome and modifies host physiology and cognition
By John Cryan, Gerard Clarke & Kenneth J O'Riordan
Medical News Today
All coffee, even decaf, can improve mood, brain health, study finds
By Kevin C Boyle
USA Today
New study reveals coffee’s positive gut impacts, even without caffeine
By Sara Moniuszko
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
‘Benadryl challenge’ kills 1, hospitalizes dozens of children in Fort Worth
By Ciara McCarthy
WJAR
Raynham police warn parents about dangerous social media trend involving allergy medicine
By Amanda Bang
facebook.com
ATTENTION PARENTS! The trend encourages kids to ingest large amounts of allergy medication in an attempt to create hallucinogenic effects.
New Bedford Guide
Massachusetts Police Warn of Dangerous Social Media Trend: Kids Eating Allergy Meds to Hallucinate

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