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Pennsylvania measles cases cross 900 as outbreak grows
By Christy Santhosh
Ebola cases in Democratic Republic of Congo surpass 8,000 
apnews.com
Congo’s Ebola outbreak tops 8,000 confirmed cases as disease remains out of control
NBC News
Congo Ebola outbreak tops 8,000 cases as health worker shortages worsen
Al Jazeera
Ebola cases surpass 8,000 as DRC struggles to control outbreak
World Health Organization (WHO)
Ebola disease caused by Bundibugyo virus - Democratic Republic of the Congo
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Insomnia linked to higher risk of dementia, suicide, stroke and other major health issues: Study
Everyday Health
Insomnia Tied to Stroke Risk in Major New Research Review
By Becky Upham
News-Medical
Insomnia linked to increased risk of stroke and hospital admissions
Digital Trends
Scientists find insomnia is linked to stroke risks. No, your smartwatch or ring is not going to cut it
By Shikhar Mehrotra
Hawaii News Now
New potent street drug prompts Hawaii health alert
By Lynn Kawano
Lansing State Journal
MSU warns students about new, highly potent opioid circulating in US
By Karly Graham
KDVR
Warnings go out about a new drug said to be 10 times more potent than Fentanyl
By Vicente Arenas
WSYX
Ohio health officials warn of cyclorphine, potent opioid that evades fentanyl tests
The Washington Post
‘Long flu’ can linger for months. Here’s how to reduce your risk.
By Richard Sima
Florida counties declare emergencies as dengue fever cases rise 
The Guardian
Dengue fever outbreak prompts Florida counties to declare state of emergency
By Victoria Bekiempis
The Hill
Florida county declares state of emergency as dengue fever cases reach 170
By Nathaniel Rodriguez
NBC News
Dengue fever surge in Florida shows the virus’ growing threat in the U.S.
By Aria Bendix
wtsp.com
Dengue across Tampa Bay: How to prevent infection as cases rise
By Brenton Burkett
TribLIVE.com
Western Pennsylvania experts on what to know about this year’s flu season
By Haley Moreland
The News Leader | Staunton, VA
Experts urge residents to get fall respiratory shots
By Monique Calello
morningstar.com
Prepping for Fall: It Is Time for Everyone to Get Their Annual Respiratory Virus Vaccines
Spectrum News
Wisconsin health experts encourage flu vaccines
By Abbey Taylor
The New York Times
V.A. Institutes New Consent Requirements for Some Psychiatric Drugs
By Andrew Jacobs & Azeen Ghorayshi
The Telegraph
Radiotherapy as effective as surgery for prostate cancer
By Michael Searles
Urology Times
SBRT, prostatectomy show comparable long-term disease control in PACE-A trial
By Hannah Clarke
The Independent
Researchers find prostate cancer treatment that is ‘as effective as’ surgery
By Ella Pickover
News-Medical
Hypofractionated radiotherapy for prostate cancer matches conventional treatment outcomes
By Mark Buyyounouski
Yahoo
1 in 8 cancer cases worldwide linked to infections
By Jasmine Laws
Scientific American
One in eight new cancers are likely caused by infections—there’s an easy way to protect yourself
By Jackie Flynn Mogensen
CBC
Researchers are discovering more infections that can cause cancer
By Tashauna Reid
The Conversation
One in eight cancers are likely caused by an infection worldwide – new study
By Sarah T Diepstraten & John E La Marca
The New York Times
I Surrendered All My Decisions and Desires. All It Took Was Many, Many Tins of Fish.
By Amy X. Wang
usatoday.com
Sardines are packed with nutrients. But should you eat them often?
By Daryl Austin
Prevention
I’m a Dietitian, and Here's Why I Keep Tinned Fish Stocked in My Pantry
By Lauren Manaker
Charlotte Observer
Sardines Have a Surprising Health Benefit Most People Never Think About
By Joseph Arangio
Gizmodo
Scientists Uncover Worrying Link Between Frequent Cannabis Use and Seizures
By Ed Cara
STAT
Once described as obesity medicines for 'patients,' GLP-1s are increasingly lifestyle drugs for 'customers'
By Elaine Chen
Johns Hopkins University
GLP-1 drugs and the new way to lose weight
By Emily Gaines Buchler
Medscape
GLP-1 Prescribing: What Legal Risks Should You Know?
By Ericka Adler
Ventura County Star
Medications for weight loss — a GLP-1 update | Dr. Loh
Opinion
By Irving K. Loh
WFLA
Death from Vibrio vulnificus reported in Pinellas County, 5th in Florida
By Sophia Fanning
ABC7 WWSB
Florida reports 23 Vibrio vulnificus cases, five deaths in 2026
By Thaddeus Randazzo
Post and Courier
Deadly bacteria in seafood kills 1 in SC, sickens others. But don’t panic yet, health officials say.
By Nicole Ziege
Travel + Leisure
Another ‘Flesh-eating Bacteria’ Death Has Been Reported in the U.S.—Here’s What Swimmers and Seafood Lovers Should Know
By Michael Cappetta
Health officials confirm measles case in Lewis County 
Newzjunky
Confirmed case of measles reported in Lewis County in unvaccinated resident
WWNY
Lewis County investigates ‘confirmed’ case of measles
NEWS10 ABC
Measles cases jump across rural New York
By Sarah Willson
nny360.com
Lewis County confirms measles case in unvaccinated resident
KOMO
New mRNA flu vaccine for adults over 50 is 'more effective,' UW Medicine says
By Claire Weber
The Seattle Times
Why this WA flu season will be one to watch
By Elise Takahama
CNN
The first mRNA flu vaccine is now available for older adults. Here’s what to know
By Jen Christensen & Elise Haulund
OregonLive.com
Dear Doctor: Is the new flu vaccine better enough to justify waiting for it?
By Keith Roach
Nature
Lifespan single-cell transcriptomic atlas of the human prefrontal cortex
By Sanan Venkatesh, Vahram Haroutunian & Kiran Girdhar
Nature
AI-based characterization of Alzheimer’s disease phenotypes from population-scale single-cell data
By Panos Roussos, Daifeng Wang & Chenfeng He
KSL.com
Scientists map gene activity in brain's prefrontal cortex
By Will Dunham
National Institutes of Health (NIH) | (.gov)
Scientists develop high-resolution molecular maps of Alzheimer’s and related brain disorders
Yahoo
The number of measles cases in the US nears 3,700 — with a quarter in one state
By Julia Musto
NPR
Vaccinated or not, we’re on the brink of a measles epidemic : Short Wave
By Regina G. Barber
CIDRAP
US measles cases continue to climb, topping 3,600
By Chris Dall
Forbes
Measles Has Returned To America. We’re No Longer In Containment Mode
By John M. Drake
ScienceDaily
Glucosamine, a popular joint supplement, linked to faster Alzheimer’s progression
ScienceAlert
Popular Joint Supplement Linked to 25% Higher Dementia Risk in People With Early Memory Loss
By Carly Cassella
Verywell Health
Taking Vitamin D When You Don’t Need It May Lead to Faster Cognitive Decline, Study Shows
By Stephanie Brown
Northeastern Global News
Three trusted supplements are in the hot seat. Could they harm the aging brain?
By Katya Poltorak
AOL.com
FDA Announces New Nationwide Blood Pressure Medication Recall
By Lisa Mulcahy
Yahoo
Scientists may have finally figured out why the body fails to heal Alzheimer’s by itself
By Vishwam Sankaran
Medical Xpress
Blocking immune cells' path into the brain limits neurodegeneration
Newsweek
New Study Shows Promise in Restoring Brain’s Defenses Against Alzheimer’s
By Maria Azzurra Volpe
Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News
Antibody Blocks T Cell Infiltration and Limits Neurodegeneration in Alzheimer’s Mice
Medscape
Coffee's Optimal Liver-Protective Dose
By David A. Johnson
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Office Workers Can't Put It Down, but Doctors Warn: "Quit Now"... The Drink Linked to Fatty Liver
By Seo Ji-yeong
Seoul Economic Daily
Doctors Warn Sweetened Iced Coffee Raises Fatty Liver Risk
parade.com
6 Oncologists Agree—This Is the Coffee Habit You Should Never Skip
By Jessica Sager
NPR
From professor to patient: One man's journey on the frontier of lung cancer treatment
By Yuki Noguchi
Dietitians recommend supplements to support healthy aging and longevity 
Prevention
If You’re 40 (or Older!) You Should Be Taking These 7 Vitamins, According to Dietitians
By Sarah DiGiulio
eatingwell.com
5 Supplements You Should Consider for Longevity, According to Dietitians
By Lauren Manaker
health.com
The Supplements That Could Matter More Than Ever in Your 40s
ScienceAlert
Even Very Slow Running Can Benefit The Brain, Study Suggests
By Carly Cassella
Fox News
Scientists reveal surprisingly easy exercise that may boost your mood in just 10 minutes
By Deirdre Bardolf
Scroll.in
Instead of pushing hard at exercise, try ‘slow jogging’
Opinion
By Stephen William Garland
FOX 7 Austin
How to maintain good sleep health this school year
The Guardian
Gen X is drinking more as younger Americans cut back on alcohol, study finds
By Eric Berger
sfchronicle.com
U.S. drinking patterns are diverging by age, study shows
By Catherine Ho
Yahoo
Baby boomers emerge as booziest generation in new drinking study
National Council for Mental Wellbeing
From the CEO: Drinking in America — Alcohol’s Hidden Toll and the Treatments We Continue to Overlook
By Chuck Ingoglia
New York Post
Teen is ‘first and only’ patient to have a tooth growing in bizarre place — doctors ‘were very surprised’
By Rachel Sacks
CNN
Strokes aren’t just an issue for older adults. What you can do to prevent risks
By Taylor Nicioli
University of Cincinnati
More young adults are having strokes than three decades ago: UC study
ITVX
Dorset boy aged 6 among rising number of young people suffering strokes | ITV News Meridian
NewsOne
Stroke, Cancer, High Blood Pressure: ‘Old People’ Diseases Are Hitting Young Black Women Hardest
NBC Los Angeles
Mosquitoes are biting you more in Southern California this year. Here's why
By Charisse Gibson
MyNewsLA.com
LA County Sees Heightened West Nile Virus Activity
UCLA Health
How to prevent West Nile virus
By Sandy Cohen
Arizona Daily Sun
Mosquitoes are thriving in LA's miserable humidity, worsening the spread of West Nile virus
By Karen Melissa Garcia
The New York Times
10 Fall Fruits and Vegetables Nutrition Experts Love
By Caroline Hopkins
eatingwell.com
3 Fall Fruits That Can Help Improve Digestion
By Lily Menk
The Root
Fall Superfoods to Add to Your Grocery List For Better Health
Yahoo
9 Foods to Add to Your Grocery Cart This Fall If You’re Trying to Stay Healthy
Daily Kos
Should you really get a new Covid shot in 2026?
MPR News
Here's what you need to know about COVID-19 and flu vaccines in Minnesota this fall
By Erica Zurek
Yahoo Finance
Could a New Vaccine Formula XFG Give Pfizer (PFE) and BioNTech (BNTX) a Post-Pandemic Revenue Boost?
SuaraGarut.ID
Medical Groups Recommend Updated Covid Vaccines Ahead of Winter
Prevention
New Research Reveals Exactly How Doctors Treat Men and Women Differently
By Chloe Joe
The Guardian
Sex-based discrimination in medicine costs lives | Letters
Contemporary OB/GYN
Contemporary OB/GYN launches 'Missed & Dismissed' podcast to explore diagnostic gaps in women's health
By Chika Alaribe
BioWorld News
EMA director Cooke: 'Women are still missing in the data'
By Nuala Moran
Everyday Health
Is Bone Loss Linked to Dementia? New Study Offers Clues
By Don Rauf
SciTechDaily
Researchers Find a Surprising Link Between Bone Density and Brain Aging
Medscape
Lower Spinal Bone Density Linked to Faster Cognitive Decline
By Liz Borreli
Newsweek
Routine Scan Millions Already Get May Hold Clues to Future Brain Decline
By Maria Azzurra Volpe
Nature
The anthropogenic fingerprint on emerging infectious diseases
By David M Pigott, Rory Gibb & Jane P Messina
Forbes
Far From A Hospital, Even A Deadly Outbreak May Go Undetected
By John M. Drake
NPR
New research suggests human actions could be driving increase in disease outbreaks
By Jonathan Lambert
CIDRAP
Fractured ecosystems, climate change raise risk of zoonotic, vector-borne disease outbreaks, study finds
By Mary Van Beusekom
BuzzFeed
Men Are Sharing The "Hidden Signs" Of Prostate Cancer They Wish They'd Taken More Seriously
By Jeremy Hayes
weareiowa.com
Doctors talk prevention for Prostate and Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
UCI Health
Prostate cancer and the BRCA gene
By Mohammad Shahait
ksstradio.com
Register for a Free Preventative Screening During Prostate Cancer Awareness Month
ScienceAlert
The Age You Reach Menopause May Be Linked to Your Future Brain Health, 18-Year Study Finds
By David Nield
Medical Xpress
Menopause leaves a fingerprint that may predict dementia risk
Neuroscience News
Molecular Link Between Menopause and Alzheimer’s Risk
Murdoch University
The five women uncovering the secrets of brain health in menopause
BBC
Brothers who both had meningitis B say they are lucky to be alive
By Nelli Bird
Medical Xpress
Fluctuations in blood pressure over time linked to death and strokes, analysis of UK data finds
By Sadie Harley
Bioengineer.org
Swinging Blood Pressure May Silently Fuel Deadly Aneurysms, Giant Study Finds
The Mirror
Hidden blood pressure change that triples risk of death, new study finds
apnews.com
One shot or two? What to know about HPV vaccination recommendations
By Mike Stobbe
Fox News
World’s most contagious virus hits major US airport as officials warn of possible exposure
By Angelica Stabile
News-Medical
Low-dose radiation shows lasting benefits in patients with knee osteoarthritis
AuntMinnie
ASTRO: Low-dose RT tied to fewer knee replacements
By Amerigo Allegretto
The Eastleigh Voice
Low-dose radiation could slow early knee arthritis and delay need for replacement surgery, study shows
Radiology Business
MRI findings suggest low-dose radiation may slow progression of knee osteoarthritis
NDTV
How Fit You Are Has Nothing To Do With How Fit You Look, Says India's Top Heart Surgeon
By Sneha Mordani
South China Morning Post
What’s the future of heart health? Cardiologists on advances, life-saving habits
By Anthea Rowan
Nepalnews.com
Stress and poor diet are primary reasons for rising heart attacks in young adults, says Dr. Regmi
By Shristi Baral
timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Doctors urge stress-free living, physical activity for a healthy heart
By Ajay Tomar
Nature
Vaping in childhood has bigger health risks than we’d thought
American Lung Association
Why Vaping Isn't Harmless: Understanding Long-Term Risks
dailysabah.com
Flavors, flashy designs mask serious risks of youth vaping: Experts
Big News Network.com
Advocates sound alarm as Illinois kids navigate 'nicotine ecosystem'
Studies link ultra-processed foods to higher premature death risk 
The Independent
New report reveals serious risks linked to ultra-processed foods
By Julia Musto
BBC
Can you eat ultra-processed foods and still be healthy? A dietitian analysed my weekly shop
By Ruth Clegg
Healthline
Eating More Ultra-Processed Foods Worsens Health, Raises Death Risk
By Nancy Schimelpfening
Fox News
Just one small serving of ultra-processed food a day linked to higher disease risk, major study finds
By Deirdre Bardolf
NPR
Why this island paradise has the world's fastest-growing HIV epidemic
By David Cox
The Guardian
‘Children are dying’: Fiji hopes declaring an HIV emergency will help it tackle crisis
By Michelle Duff
RNZ
Samoa urges safe sex, HIV testing after Fiji declares emergency
ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Fiji's HIV epidemic is surging and babies are paying the price
By Lice Movono & Kyle Evans
Yahoo
Doctors, Nurses, And EMTs Are Sharing Their "Dumbest Patient Ever" Stories
By Hannah Marder
HuffPost
A New Study Links More Movement Breaks To Lower Cancer Risk. These Tools Can Help
By Vivian Chung
ProHealth.com
Your Workout Can’t Undo a Day of Long Sitting Stretches
Business Daily
Why three minutes of vigorous movement may lower cancer risk
By Jackson Ngari
FODMAP Everyday
Research Links This Common Mindless Habit to Higher Cancer Risk And You Might Be Doing It Daily
Fox News
Popular weight-loss drugs can become an ‘atomic bomb’ at high doses, doctor warns
By Angelica Stabile
Yahoo
Functional medicine expert warns high-dose GLP-1 drugs may disrupt more than food cravings
Business Insider
A dietitian shares the 3 things she wishes people taking a GLP-1 knew
By Kim Schewitz
TODAY.com
The Best Strength Training Exercises for People Taking GLP-1s, According to an Expert
By Maura Hohman
Yahoo Health
Zepbound Is Known for Weight Loss, but Scientists Just Found Something Unexpected
By Joseph Arangio
ScienceDaily
Zepbound and Mounjaro may turn on the body’s calorie-burning brown fat
Men's Fitness
Tirzepatide May Activate Brown Fat According to New Research
By Sean-anthony Felenczak
Nautilus | Science Connected
Why Activating Brown Fat to Treat Obesity is So Hard
The Washington Post
This 20-second move may help you feel calmer under stress
By Sydney Page
ScienceDaily
Diabetes study finds keeping blood sugar too steady may come at a price
NBC News
How disrupted sleep can affect breast cancer risk
By David Cox
KCCI
A quiet donor match gives one Iowa family new hope
By Laura Terrell
Yahoo
Health Rounds: Genetic discovery yields clues toward reversal of Alzheimer's brain damage
By Nancy Lapid
WPR
Wisconsin’s first certified forest bathing trail helps residents reset and find balance
JoCo Report
Community Rallies Around Janson
ABC11 News
8-year-old battles rare brain cancer diagnosis: 'Give us a little more time'
By Dejuan Hoggard
mydailyrecord.com
Dunn 8-year-old prepares for treatment after rare brain tumor diagnosis
By Robert Jordan
Real Simple
I Went to a Longevity Clinic—These 3 Lessons Completely Changed How I Think About Aging
By Elizabeth Yuko
apnews.com
CDC vaccine policy recommendations grind to a halt under Health Secretary Kennedy
By Mike Stobbe
The New York Times
How Drinking Affects Your Dementia Risk
By Dana G Smith
TwistedSifter
He Promised "A Quick Pizza as Thanks"—Then Surprised His Postpartum Wife with an Unannounced 5-Person Dinner Party
The Guardian
‘Gamechanging’ brain tumour test reduces diagnosis from eight weeks to two hours
By Helena Horton
BBC
From weeks to hours - the rapid new test transforming brain tumour diagnosis
By Fergus Walsh
The Peninsula Qatar
British scientists develop rapid genetic test to diagnose brain cancer
Genome Web
Nanopore Sequencing Enables Intraoperative Classification, Rapid Molecular Profiling of Brain Tumors
By Huanjia Zhang
ScienceDaily
Pomegranate compound improves heart function by up to 80% in study
Deseret News
Early studies point to potential new treatment for type of heart failure
By Lois M. Collins
timesofindia.indiatimes.com
A compound produced after eating pomegranates, walnuts and berries improved heart function by up to 80% in animal tests; researchers say it helped stiff heart tissue relax and reduced scarring
WIRED
Nicotine Is Mounting a Comeback in the Wellness Movement
By Hasmeena Kathuria
The Independent
Experts debunk the dangerous myth of nicotine as a rebranded ‘wellness’ product
By Hasmeena Kathuria
Caledonian Record
How the pro-nicotine ‘wellness’ movement rebranded an addictive drug
Opinion
By Hasmeena Kathuria
ScienceAlert
Popular Supplement Increases Strength Even Without Exercise, Study Shows
By Carly Cassella
SciTechDaily
Researchers Find Creatine’s Benefits Extend Far Beyond the Gym
inc.com
Creatine Isn't Just for Building Muscle. A Study Finds It May Improve Memory in People With Alzheimer's
By Lucia Auerbach
thestreet.com
Creatine Isn’t Just for Athletes — The Surprising Brain & Aging Benefits
By Jeffrey H Snyder
New York Post
The dangerous assumption people make about aging — and how you can prevent a silent but potentially deadly disease
By Susan B. Zweig
CBS News
Bone density and the "silent disease": 4 things women should know about bone health
By Norah O'Donnell
Verywell Health
A Doctor Shares the Best Age to Get Your First Bone Density Scan
By Stephanie Brown
Hindustan Times
Bone health in later years must be built early in life
Opinion
By Ambrish Mithal
New York Post
Early life exposure to a beloved food ingredient is linked to anxiety in adulthood: study
By Rachel Sacks
Euronews.com
Could childhood sugar intake raise the risk of adult anxiety?
By Marta Iraola Iribarren
earth.com
Less sugar in early life is linked to an unexpected mental health benefit decades later
By Sanjana Gajbhiye
تلویزیون سفیر
Researchers link limiting sugar intake in childhood to reduced risk of anxiety in adulthood
SciTechDaily
Losing the Same Weight Didn’t Produce the Same Health Benefits
health.com
Research Shows Keto Diet May Benefit Liver Health and Blood Sugar in People With Obesity
By Stephanie Anderson Witmer & Stephanie Anderson
medicaldialogues.in
Ketogenic Diet Superior for Liver Fat and Glycemic Control After Matched Weight Loss: Study
By Kamal Kant Kohli & Jacinthlyn Sylvia
The Washington Post
New study suggests the aging brain is adapting, not declining
By Maggie Penman
SciTechDaily
Scientists Find Signs of Brain Aging Decades Before Cognitive Symptoms
Наша Ніва
Scientists have named the age after which the brain begins to age much faster
ProHealth.com
Your Brain May Enter a Major Remodeling Phase After 50
AOL.com
Endocrinologist Reveals Key Questions to Ask When You Feel Cold Often
Fox News
Forgetting names and losing keys may signal something other than dementia
Prevention
Experts Share Smart Daily Habits That Can Help Boost Memory
By Leslie Goldman
Los Angeles Times
Commentary: Misplaced glasses, forgotten names. How to know when to worry, and how to thrive
By Steve Lopez
menshealth.com
Why Terrell Owens Does Crossword Puzzles on Planes
By Caitlin Carlson

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