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American Heart Association updates cholesterol guidelines 
The Seattle Times
Get your cholesterol even lower and start younger, new guideline says
By Gina Kolata
The New York Times
Earlier Cholesterol Testing Can Reduce Heart Attacks and Strokes, New Guideline Says
By Gina Kolata
CNN
Millions more people may need to start cholesterol-lowering medications as young as their 30s. Here’s why
By Jacqueline Howard
NPR
A cholesterol test you've never heard of is now recommended to prevent heart disease
By Allison Aubrey
The Washington Post
Young men shouldn’t wait to think about heart health, study suggests
By Cheyenne Buckingham
NPR
In South Carolina, measles shows how far apart neighbors can be on vaccines
By Maria Godoy
BBC
This baffling syndrome makes fathers feel pregnant
By Sandy Ong
Paul Conyngham uses AI to create cancer vaccine for his dog 
Dawn
Tech entrepreneur develops AI-designed mRNA vaccine to save dog dying of cancer
The Australian
Tech boss uses ChatGPT to create cancer vaccine to save dying dog
By Natasha Bita
India Today
Techie uses ChatGPT and AlphaFold to build DIY mRNA cancer vaccine, saves dog
By Armaan Agarwal
Mint
Techie shrinks dog's tumor by half after using ChatGPT to design ‘first personalized cancer vaccine’
By Aman Gupta
SciTechDaily
New Pancreatic Cancer Treatment Wipes Out Tumors and Blocks Drug Resistance
Medical Xpress
New strategy intercepts pancreatic cancer by eliminating microscopic lesions before they become cancer
News-Medical
Combined CDK4/6 and EGFR inhibition improves pancreatic cancer therapy
BIOENGINEER.ORG
Breakthrough Senolytic Therapy Offers New Hope for Pancreatic Cancer (PDAC)
The Conversation
Hormone therapy and dementia risk: what a new study says about menopause treatment
By Eef Hogervorst
UC San Diego Today
Blood Test Predicts Dementia in Women as Many as 25 Years Before Symptoms Begin
San Diego Union-Tribune
UCSD study detects dementia risk decades before symptoms appear
By Paul Sisson
Medical News Today
Parkinson's protein linked to 20 times faster Alzheimer's progression in women
By Erika Watts
KATV
Endometriosis Awareness Month: The Hidden Pain Too Many Women Face
By Daniela Dehaghani
BBC
Bristol endometriosis sufferer plans to "urgently" freeze eggs
By Bea Swallow
The Mirror
Period ‘red flags’ could point to chronic disease affecting millions
By Samantha Leathers
Endocrinology Advisor
ACOG Issues New Guidance on Endometriosis Evaluation and Diagnosis
Good News Network
Scans That Make Prostate Cancer Cells ‘Glow’ Can Eliminate Invasive Biopsies and False Diagnoses
Yahoo News New Zealand
2-Time Cancer Survivor, 24, Facing Life-Threatening Illness After She Ate Friend's Homemade Meal
By Desiree Anello
ABC7 Chicago
Flu vaccines didn't work that well in the US, officials find
By Mike Stobbe
AP News
Flu vaccines didn’t work that well in the US, officials find
By Mike Stobbe
NTD News
Influenza Vaccine Effectiveness Lower in Recent Months, Preliminary Data Show
By Zachary Stieber
WHEC.com
CDC report says this season’s flu vaccine wasn’t very effective
Patch
1st Measles Case Reported In DeKalb County
By Emily Rosca
Yahoo
Measles case confirmed in DeKalb County, officials warn of possible exposure
Patch
Measles Exposure At Walmart | Illinois PatchPM
By Shannon Antinori
MyStateline
Public health alert issued for measles case in DeKalb County
By John Clark
ScienceDaily
Scientists discover ALS protein that links DNA repair to cancer and dementia
National Today
Scientists Uncover Protein Linking ALS, Dementia, and Cancer
SciTechDaily
Scientists Discover Dementia-Linked Protein May Also Fuel Cancer Mutations
National Today
Scientists Discover ALS Protein Linked to Cancer and Dementia
Gothamist
What to know about NYC's first case of severe mpox strain
By Ryan Kost
ABC7 New York
First known case of severe Mpox strain discovered in New York City
FOX 5 New York
First case of mpox virus 'clade I' detected in New York City
By Tyler Thrasher
PIX11
Health advisory issued: NYC reports first case of Mpox Clade I
By Matthew Isaiah Euzarraga
Phys.org
Ultrasound-based approach to delivering potent drugs into cancer cells shows promise in benchtop experiments
EurekAlert!
SonoPIN Method Chart (IMAGE)
Newswise
Ultrasound-Mediated Nanocarrier-Based Drug Delivery in Breast Cancer Therapy | Newswise
By Shuvojit Moulik & Biswarup Basu
BIOENGINEER.ORG
Exploding Cancer-Targeting Microbubbles for Precision Drug Delivery
"Hasslers" associated with accelerated biological aging, study finds 
DW.com
Dealing with annoying people might make you age faster
By Carla Bleiker
CBC
The negative people in your life are making you get older faster. Here’s how to handle them
By Laura Fraser
The Washington Post
Difficult people in your life might make you age faster, study suggests
By Kathleen Felton
The Conversation
Difficult friends and relatives could be making you age faster – new study
Gut microbiome linked to age-related memory loss in mice 
PsyPost
Scientists just discovered that a high-fat diet can cause gut bacteria to enter the brain
Nature
Intestinal interoceptive dysfunction drives age-associated cognitive decline
By Christoph A. Thaiss, Guillaume de Lartigue & Niklas Blank
Medical News Today
Brain aging: Gut microbiome may drive memory loss via vagus nerve
By Tim Newman
The Independent
There is a gut bacteria that could invade your brain if you eat high fat foods
By Julia Musto
CBC
Blood-thinning drug Eliquis likely safer for patients with deep blood clots, study suggests
Medscape
VTE Trial: As DOACs Face Off, Apixaban Confirmed Safer
By Crystal Phend
MedPage Today
Apixaban Snags a Win in Head-to-Head Trial of Direct Oral Anticoagulants
By Nicole Lou
EurekAlert!
Safer blood clot treatment with apixaban than with rivaroxaban, according to large venous thrombosis trial
By Jennifer Ganton
ScienceAlert
Autism's Link to Parkinson's Risk May Finally Be Explained
By David Nield
Ars Technica
Woman sneezes out maggots after fly larvae get trapped in her deviated septum
By Beth Mole
The New York Times
‘How Low Can You Go?’ The Shifting Guidelines for Blood Pressure Control
By Paula Span
The Telegraph
Suitcase fell on a woman’s head ... then she was diagnosed with brain cancer
By Samuel Montgomery
AOL.com
These 5 Foods May Raise Your Risk of Oral Cancer, According to Experts
By Gillean Barkyoumb
PBS
The promise of obesity drugs and their potential risks - Horizons
The New York Times
When Weight-Loss Drugs Don’t Work
By Dani Blum & Simar Bajaj
PBS
The promise of obesity drugs and their potential risks
Boston Herald
Ward: Access to weight-loss meds must be expanded
The Washington Post
Have trouble falling or staying asleep? Try cognitive shuffling.
By Maggie Penman
BBC
Cognitive shuffling: The micro-dreaming game that helps you sleep
By Rachel Hosie
inc.com
The Strange Mental Trick Sleep Scientists Use to Short-Circuit Anxiety and Tell the Brain to Start Snoozing
By Leila Sheridan
mezha.net
Cognitive scrambling helps anxious sleepers fall asleep faster
Measles cases in Utah 
KSL.com
Utah aquarium, pediatric care facility among recent measles exposure sites, health officials say
By Curtis Booker
NBC News
Utah measles outbreak speeds up but there are few changes to daily life
By Erika Edwards
FOX 13 News Utah
Loveland Aquarium, gymnastics meet among sites of recent measles exposures
By Jeff Tavss
CIDRAP
Measles outbreaks slow in South Carolina, Arizona, but Utah sees cases skyrocket past 400
By Stephanie Soucheray
Daily Kos
Infectious Information 3/14/2026
By Daily Kos
Live Science
Microplastics prevent immune cells from gobbling up germs
By Kamal L Nahas
The Guardian
‘We were at a loss’: the couples trying to get pregnant by removing plastics from their lives
By Graeme Green
Futura, Le média qui explore le monde
Plastic found in clogged arteries of half of patients, raising alarming heart health concerns
By Ghislaine Laussel
Just Style
Sparxell to feature in Netflix documentary The Plastic Detox
By Rachel Lawler
WTVC
Asthma cases rising in Hamilton County: What’s triggering the spike?
By Fallon Howard
Southern Nevada Health District
Public health officials report confirmed measles case in Las Vegas
KSNV
Health officials confirm measles case in Las Vegas convention attendee
By Matthew Seeman
ktnv.com
Las Vegas health officials warn of measles case linked to ConExpo attendee
By Alyssa Roberts
FOX5 Vegas
Health officials confirm measles case in Las Vegas visitor
By Martha Cruz
Iowa Park Leader
This One Simple Nutrient Could Slash Your Aggression Levels by 66%—Are You Getting Enough?
Real Simple
Here's What Happens When You Eat Peanut Butter Every Day, According to Registered Dietitians
By Kirsten Nunez
WSLS
Healthwatch | Dietitian highlights the power of peanuts
Yahoo News Singapore
Why Peanuts Are One of the Smartest Plant-Based Proteins You Can Eat, According to RDs
By Betty Gold
AOL.com
We Asked 3 Dietitians What the Healthiest Peanut Butter Is—And They All Said the Same Thing
By Laura Schober
AOL.com
Melatonin Vs. Magnesium for Sleep: Experts Reveal Which Works Better
By Alyssa Sybertz
CNN
Using magnesium supplements for sleep is all the rage. What to know
By Kristen Rogers
The Times of India
Should a healthy person take magnesium to sleep better? Top doctors answers this, and more
By Lata Mishra
India Today
Do melatonin and magnesium help you sleep better?
By Nabeela Khan
The Daily Galaxy
Scientists Revive Brain Activity for the First Time After Seven Days in a Frozen Suspended State
By Arezki Amiri
Scientific American
Scientists revive activity in frozen mouse brains for the first time
By Tosin Thompson
IFLScience
Can Cryopreserved Brains Be Brought Back? New Study Sees Activity In Mouse Brain Tissues Preserved At -196°C
By Rachael Funnell
Medical Xpress
Deep-frozen brain region restarts electrical activity after thawing
SciTechDaily
Popular “Miracle” Supplement Linked to Birth Defects
By Jennifer Gauntt
Medical Xpress
How the brain can selectively focus attention on one voice among others in a noisy environment
By Anne Trafton
ScienceAlert
Exercise Boosts Your Mood, And One Molecule Helps Explain Why
The Hippocratic Post
Exercise should be part of psychiatric treatment
Loughborough University
New paper calls for physical activity to become a core component of mental health care
Tri-State Alert
Mental health is affected more than you think by big…or small… lifestyle changes
Ars Technica
Measles vaccinations rose 291% among New Mexico adults during outbreak
By Beth Mole
NorthEscambia.com
PPD Officer Arrested For Allegedly Failing To Disclose HIV Status To Partner
WEAR-tv
Pensacola Police officer arrested on charge tied to HIV nondisclosure during sex
Pensacola News Journal
PPD officer arrested for failing to inform partner of HIV status
By Benjamin Johnson
WKRG
Pensacola police officer charged with allegedly violating HIV statute
Fit&Well
The 30-second sit-to-stand test is a scientific standard for assessing longevity—here are the benchmarks to aim for in your 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s
By Sam Rider
Hindustan Times
US doctor warns that antibiotics can disrupt your gut microbiome for months; shares 5 facts about gut health | Health
By Eshana Saha
Nature
Antibiotic use and gut microbiome composition links from individual-level prescription data of 14,979 individuals
By Gabriel Baldanzi, Koen F Dekkers & Sergi Sayols-Baixeras
Health: Trusted and Empathetic Health and Wellness Information
4 Common Medications That Can Mess With Your Gut Health
By Stephanie Anderson Witmer & Stephanie Anderson
Medical Xpress
Antibiotics can affect the gut microbiome for several years, study shows
By Sadie Harley
NOLA.com
Tooth decay with a side of bacterial meningitis: Louisiana GOP rages against public health | The Latest | Gambit Weekly
By Sarah Ravits
EatingWell
6 Common Medications That Don’t Mix Well with Multivitamins
marthastewart.com
The One Cooking Oil Dietitians Recommend for Heart and Brain Health
By Kirsten Nunez
Business Insider
A doctor shares 5 high-fiber food tips to help lower your risk of colon cancer, from snacks to smoothies
By Gabby Landsverk
Phys.org
Saturday Citations: Neurology of boring sounds; one huge croc; Travels With Sol
OregonLive.com
People’s Pharmacy: I can’t believe that prescription I’m taking could lead to problem gambling
inc.com
Yale Scientists: 45 Percent of People Age in Reverse. Here Is the Simple Mindset That Triggers It
By Jessica Stillman
Nautilus | Science Connected
You Can Still Improve as You Age—With the Right Mindset
By Jake Currie
Fox News
Nearly half of seniors improve with age — and researchers think they know why
MarketWatch
This aging expert says this one thing can help your cognitive and physical health
By Jessica Hall
Afterimages in the brain 
Neuroscience News
Ghost in the Machine: Brain Predicts Images Before We See Them
Discover Magazine
How Our Brains Predict Eye Movements — and Why Afterimages Don’t Always Line Up
By Monica Cull
Medical Xpress
The ghosts we see: Afterimages provide clues to how our brains perceive a stable environment
By Robert Egan & Stephanie Baum
EurekAlert!
Experience of afterimage movement in egocentric space (IMAGE)
HuffPost
Do You Have ‘Banana Poop’? Here’s What It Means For Your Health.
By Jillian Wilson
CBS News
A young dad's colon cancer spread to his lungs with no warning. He says a clinical trial led to a miracle.
By Kerry Breen
PsyPost
Women who are open to "sugar arrangements" tend to show deeper psychological vulnerabilities
By Eric Dolan
Fit&Well
Forget Kegels—a Pilates instructor shares four simple moves to strengthen your pelvic floor
By Katie Sims
Sudbury News
Strengthen Your Pelvic Floor — Fully Clothed!
AOL.com
How To Do Kegels the Right Way To Prevent Bladder Leaks After 50
By Cailey Griffin
The Economist
Should you take GLP-1 drugs for longevity?
EatingWell
Mediterranean Diet Dinners to Make in a 9x13 (Weekly Plan & Shopping List!)
By Jessica Ball
Good Housekeeping
Mediterranean Diet Grocery List: 100+ Foods for Delicious, Heart-Healthy Meals
By Stefani Sassos
GB News
Doctor names ‘most effective Mediterranean foods for fat loss’ and a metabolism boost
By Solen Le Net
EatingWell
17 Best Heart-Healthy Dinner Recipes for the Mediterranean Diet
By Lily Menk
Futurism
Here’s How Much Each Popular Drug Impacts Your Chances of Having a Stroke
By Frank Landymore
ScienceAlert
One Illicit Drug May Nearly Triple Stroke Risk in Under-55s
By Carly Cassella
The Times
Cocaine and cannabis use ‘increases risk of strokes’
By Kaya Burgess
AOL.com
Recreational drugs triple the risk of stroke in young people, study finds
By Rebecca Whittaker
EatingWell
6 Things You Should Do After 5 P.M. to Support Healthy Aging, According to Experts
By Cheyenne Buckingham
Skeptic
Confessions of a Former Chiropractor
Forbes
Why Your Advice Can Make Someone Feel Worse, By A Psychologist
By Mark Travers
Prevention
She Thought Her Recurring Nightmares Meant Nothing—Then Came a Shocking Diagnosis
By Marisa Cohen
marthastewart.com
Is Cottage Cheese Healthier Than Yogurt? Dietitians Explain the Differences
By Randi Gollin
SciTechDaily
The Genetics of Living Longer: Study Challenges Decades of Aging Research
The Japan Times
Why some people live to 100 despite doing everything wrong
By Faye Flam
Inbox.lv
Lifespan is 50 percent dependent on genetics
SELF Magazine
The Warning Signs My Husband Had for 30 Years Before Doctors Found a Brain Tumor
By Nicole Lamarco
The Telegraph
The diet to make your 60s, 70s and 80s your healthiest decades yet
By Mary Comber
lamilano.it
The diet for aging without disease, foods to arrive 'healthy' at 70: the study
marthastewart.com
Stop Searching for the Best Fruit for Healthy Aging—Here’s What Experts Say Matters
By Lynn Andriani
HELLO! Magazine
9 supermarket foods nutritionists swear by to add years to your life
By Chloe Couchman
Ground News
New Drug Reverses Alzheimer's Memory Loss in Mice via Epigenetic Approach
YourTango
Men Who Marry Intelligent Women May Be Less Likely To Develop Dementia, Study Finds
By Christine Schoenwald
SciTechDaily
Cats May Hold the Key to Treating Human Cancer
U of G News
Vet Makes International Headlines on Cat Cancer Research
The Conversation
What pet cats can tell us about human cancer
By Geoffrey A Wood
IFLScience
Cats Have Been Ignored By Science, But A Giant New Study Has Busted Open The Mystery Of Feline Cancer
By Tom Hale
LADbible
All benefits of taking creatine as man shares effects of not taking it for three months
By Anish Vij
Men's Health
The 5 Best Things to Mix With Creatine – for Better Absorption and Results
By Andrew Tracey
New York Post
The best creatine powders for muscle and mind — personal trainers and dietitians weigh in
By Miska Salemann
Yahoo Life UK
Best creatine supplements, tested by Women’s Health editors and approved by experts
By Hattie Parish & Maisie Bovingdon
AOL.com
The Tell-Tale Sign of Thyroid Cancer Doctors Say You Should Know
By Alyssa Sybertz
SciTechDaily
New Research Challenges Long-Held Assumptions About Prediabetes Treatment

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