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FOX 13 News Utah
Utah now ‘epicenter’ of U.S. measles outbreak
By Katie Mckellar
KUER
Measles outbreak spreads in Utah, hitting people without the vaccine
By Sean Higgins
CIDRAP
South Carolina sees no new measles activity as Utah becomes epicenter of US outbreaks
By Stephanie Soucheray
KUTV
Utah leads US in active measles outbreak as South Carolina reports no new cases
Reuters
Genetic variations linked to weight loss, side effects from GLP-1 drugs
By Nancy Lapid
Nature
Genetic predictors of GLP1 receptor agonist weight loss and side effects
By Stella Aslibekyan, Michael V Holmes & Noura S Abul-Husn
The Guardian
Genetics may help explain why results from weight-loss jabs vary, say scientists
By Andrew Gregory
Bloomberg.com
DNA Helps Determine Weight-Loss Drug Success, Study Finds
By Madison Muller
NBC News
Acting CDC director delayed release of study showing benefit of Covid vaccines
By Aria Bendix
The Guardian
Alarm as acting CDC director delays report showing Covid vaccine benefits
By Jose Olivares
CIDRAP
Quick takes: CDC delays report on COVID vaccines; human plague case in Arizona
By Stephanie Soucheray
The Washington Post
CDC delays publishing report showing covid vaccine benefits
By Lena Sun
AP News
Too young for the MMR shot, babies become ‘sitting ducks’ in measles outbreaks
By Laura Ungar & Devi Shastri
CIDRAP
US nears 1,700 measles cases, with 73 new infections in Utah
By Jim Wappes
Channel 3000
Measles threatens babies in South Carolina and the nation as community vaccination rates decline
Colorado Public Radio
The US might lose its measles elimination status. Here's what a researcher on vaccine hesitancy says
By Sandy Battulga
ZME Science
Revolutionary Therapy Cured Three "Incurable" Autoimmune Diseases in a Patient
By Andrei Mihai
The Atlantic
A Cancer Treatment That Does More Than Scientists Thought
By Katherine J. Wu
ScienceAlert
Woman With 3 Autoimmune Diseases Enters Remission After Immune 'Reset'
By Michael Irving
The Guardian
Woman with three deadly diseases has ‘remarkable’ recovery after cell therapy
By Ian Sample
The Washington Post
6 science-backed exercises that may help people with Parkinson’s
By Christa Sgobba
WLWT
Local club offering specialized exercise classes for people with Parkinson's
WTOP
How cycling can help people diagnosed with Parkinson’s manage symptoms
By Luke Lukert
WILX
East Lansing Parkinson’s patients use exercise to slow disease progression
New study quantifies link between wildlife trade and zoonotic diseases 
Nature
Almost half of traded wildlife carry disease-causing pathogens
By Claudia A. Steiner
The Washington Post
Here’s how the wildlife trade is fueling disease outbreaks across the globe
By Brady Dennis
NPR
How bad for humans is wildlife trade? A new study has answers
By Jonathan Lambert
Yahoo
The Global Wildlife Trade Is Fueling the Spread of Viruses
The New York Times
BuzzBallz, High-Alcohol Mixed Cocktails, Are Taking Over Gen Z
By Callie Holtermann
New York Post
Cheap drug already on the market may improve autism symptoms — for certain people
By Mckenzie B. Beard
Neuroscience News
One Compound Repairs Neurons with Autism Mutations
The Brighter Side of News
Yale researchers use zebrafish to identify autism drug candidates
MSN
Autism breakthrough as scientists find 44-cent pill that 'reverses' symptoms
By Luke Andrews
ScienceAlert
Scientists Found a Common Brain 'Fingerprint' Across 5 Psychedelics
By David Nield
The New York Times
How Psychedelics Affect the Brain
By Andrew Jacobs
Nature
An international mega-analysis of psychedelic drug effects on brain circuit function
By Manesh Girn, Robin Carhart-Harris & Franz X Vollenweider
The Guardian
Scientists identify ‘neural fingerprint’ of psychedelic drugs in the brain
By Ian Sample
Vitamin D levels and Alzheimer's risk 
ScienceAlert
Common Vitamin May Reduce Buildup of Alzheimer's Proteins, Study Finds
By David Nield
Brain & Life
Vitamin D in Midlife Linked to Brain Health Later in Life
SciTechDaily
This One Vitamin May Help Protect Your Brain From Dementia Years Later
NDTV
Is Your Brain Shrinking? Why Your Current Vitamin D Levels Could Matter In 20 Years
By Rupashi Chhabra (She/Her)
New cholesterol guidelines released by medical associations 
Verywell Health
Fish Oil and Other Supplements Don't Lower Cholesterol, New Guidance Says
By Stephanie Brown
The New York Times
Confused About the New Cholesterol Guidelines? Here’s What to Know.
By Nina Agrawal
Harvard Gazette
Expanding the fight against heart disease
By Alvin Powell
Medscape
New Lipid Guidelines: A User’s Guide
By Michelle O'Donoghue & Roger Blumenthal
Mango with avocado and heart benefits 
Daily Mail
The simple fruit pairing that can improve heart health naturally in just 8 weeks
By Emily Joshu
Fox News
Simple fruit combo could improve heart function in weeks, new study finds
By Deirdre Bardolf
SciTechDaily
Researchers Say That Eating Mango With Avocado Offers Surprising Heart Benefits
Verywell Health
We Asked a Doctor What the Best Fruit Is for a Healthier Heart
By Maggie O'Neill
Willmar Radio
New strain of COVID detected in 25 states including Minnesota
LehighValleyLive.com
New COVID variant is spreading across the U.S.: Symptoms and what to know about the virus
By EmilyAnn Jackman
The Seattle Times
What should you know about the COVID cicada variant?
By Karl Hille
MySA
New COVID 'Cicada' variant detected in Texas. What to know.
By Priscilla Aguirre
Flea-borne typhus cases at all-time high in Los Angeles County 
The Daily Beast
Grim ‘Victorian Disease’ Flea-Borne Typhus Makes Alarming Comeback in U.S.
By Tamilore Oshikanlu
ABC7 Los Angeles
Flea-borne typhus surges across LA County with 90% of cases requiring hospitalization
By Denise Dador
Los Angeles Times
Typhus from fleas hits record level in L.A.: Where the hot spots are and how to protect yourself
By Karen Melissa Garcia
Pasadena Now
City Urges Flea Prevention as LA County Typhus Cases Hit Record High
EatingWell
What Happens to Your Bone Density When You Take Creatine
By Lauren Manaker
NewYork-Presbyterian
Should You Take Creatine? | Health Matters | NYP
By Julia Morrill Sweet
Outside Magazine
Creatine Has Always Been the Ultimate Muscle Builder, but New Research Says It Can Supercharge Your Brain
By Sarah Caesar
GQ
Yes, Creatine Can Counteract Stress and Lost Sleep
By Dean Stattmann
High blood pressure cause linked to brain, per new research 
ScienceAlert
Scientists May Have Found a New Cause of High Blood Pressure, And a Way to Treat It
By David Nield
The Sun
High blood pressure ‘may be triggered by brain glitch when you LAUGH or cough’
By Eliza Loukou
NewsBytes
Brazil and New Zealand researchers find pFL raises blood pressure
Health and Me
Blame This Brain Region Behind Laughing, Coughing For Your Hypertension
By Rachel V Thomas
Idaho Statesman
Measles exposure at Boise Airport? Idaho health officials issue warning
By Angela Palermo
Idaho News 6
Possible measles exposure reported at the Boise Airport
Idaho Capital Sun
Idaho state health officials alert public to possible measles exposure at Boise Airport
By Laura Guido
KTVB
Idaho health officials warn of potential measles exposure at Boise Airport
AOL.com
What Happens When You Drink Wine Every Day? Health Experts Weigh In
By Gabby Romero & Allison Arnold
The Guardian
‘This is as important as your teeth’: are you skipping this key part of mouth hygiene?
By Sarah Sloat
ABC15 Arizona
Maricopa County public health officials confirm measles exposure in Queen Creek, list locations
AZ Family
Maricopa County confirms new measles case, possible Queen Creek exposure sites
By Brian Petersheim
FOX 10 Phoenix
Measles case confirmed in Maricopa County, public exposure sites identified in Queen Creek
By Brent Corrado
Phoenix New Times
Ya don’t say: Measles, RFK Jr. reappear in the Valley at the same time
By Zach Buchanan
Lung cancer in non-smokers 
Daily Mail
Why America's deadliest cancer is spreading among fit, young people
By Cassidy Morrison & Lillian Gissen
Boise State University
Myers and alumni publish research on air pollution and lung cancer rates
OSF HealthCare
Why non-smokers are getting lung cancer, part two
90.5 WESA
Study finds link between air pollution and lung cancer rates
By Julie Grant
Neuroscience News
How the Brain Replays Sight to Create Mental Images
Caltech
Imagine That: Brain Uses Neurons from Vision System When Forming Mental Imagery
Science News
Seeing and imagining activate some of the same brain cells
By Diana Kwon
Nautilus | Science
The Biological Basis of Imagination
By Jake Currie
ScienceDaily
Goodbye colonoscopy? New stool test detects 90% of colorectal cancers
Oncodaily
Pashtoon Kasi: Gut Microbiome Study Explores New Insights in Colorectal Cancer
By Pashtoon Murtaza Kasi & Ashutosh Mangalam
ScienceDaily
Scientists discover hidden gut signals that could detect cancer early
ScienceDaily
What’s hiding inside colon cancer could change treatment
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | CDC (.gov)
Severe Illness Associated with Eating Mushroom...
ScienceDaily
Scientists discover hidden gut trigger behind ALS and dementia
Harvard Medicine Magazine
Your Gut Is a Brain
By Amos Esty
Medical News Today
Brain health: Probiotics, healthy diet may support cognitive function
By Tim Newman
News-Medical
Gut microbiome changes improve memory in early cognitive decline
By Liji Thomas
Business Insider
I tried the $950 blood test Silicon Valley thinks can revolutionize cancer screening
By Hilary Brueck
Medical Xpress
Detecting multiple cancers and other diseases from a single blood sample
GenomeWeb
UCLA Team Develops Liquid Biopsy DNA Methylation Assay to Detect Cancer, Other Diseases
European Medical Journal
Multicancer Detection Achieved with Single Blood Test
By Katrina Thornber
Medical Xpress
Negative effects of artificial sweeteners may pass on to next generation, study suggests
By Sadie Harley
The Economist
Are sugar substitutes healthier than the real thing?
the-scientist.com
Artificial Sweeteners Leave a Multigenerational Mark on the Gut and Genes
By Laura Tran
Technology Networks
Future Generations May Feel the Effects of Our Sweetener Intake
By Katie Brighton
Medical Xpress
Sauna heat sends white blood cells surging through your bloodstream, study finds
By Sadie Harley
News18
Can Sauna Really Remove Toxins From The Body? Here’s What Experts Say | Health and Fitness News
By Snigdha Nalini Oreya
BoxLife Magazine
Sauna 4x Per Week = 66% Lower Dementia Risk (But Only at This Temperature Range, Finnish Study Reveals)
By Julien Raby
Live Science
'No one knows what they are': Researchers discover new type of cell that's seen only during pregnancy
By Nicoletta Lanese
Nature
Single-cell spatiotemporal dissection of the human maternal–fetal interface
By Susan J. Fisher, Gary M. Shaw & Robert Blelloch
Neuroscience News
Pinpointing the Specific Cells That Trigger Pregnancy Risks
By Laura Kurtzman
University of California
Can pregnancy risks be telegraphed in the cellular mom-baby link?
By Victoria Colliver
CNN
Menopause products are having a hot minute. But doctors urge women to be wary of the marketing surge
Connecticut woman's cancer diagnosis 
CT Insider
Jury awards $49M to Darien woman whose doctor missed likely fatal cancer
By Ethan Fry
WTNH.com
Jury awards $49M to Connecticut woman who says doctor missed life-threatening cervical cancer diagnosis
By Lauren Drapeau
Hartford Courant
CT law firm: Jury awards $49 million to state woman in medical case involving cancer
Law360
Medical Practice Hit With $49M Verdict Over Missed Cancer
By Aaron Keller
The Cut
Why I Got a Nose Job in My Mid-30s
By Taryn Brooke
Yahoo
Doctors Suspected 17-Year-Old Boy Had Mono. A Blood Test Revealed a Life-Threatening Diagnosis
By Kimberlee Speakman
AOL.com
Common drinking habit may quietly triple risk of advanced liver condition
By Melissa Rudy
Medscape
Should Your Patient Be on Statins? Maybe the Eyes Can Tell
By Richard M. Kirkner
WRAL
Person attacked by rabid cat in Orange County
CIDRAP
Vampire bats in Mexico may feed on CWD-positive deer, spreading disease and posing species-jump threat
By Mary Van Beusekom
Warning about vitamin D intake 
The Mirror
Warning to some vitamin D users as NHS doctor says 'this is bad'
By Fiona Callingham
Harvard Health
Taking too much vitamin D can cloud its benefits and create health risks
By Mallika Marshall
Prevention
The Most Common Signs of Vitamin D Deficiency, According to Doctors
By Karla Walsh
womenshealthmag.com
Millions of Americans Are Vitamin D Deficient. These Brands Think Skincare Products Are The Answer.
By Katie Mogg
ScienceDaily
Brain study reveals hidden link between autism and ADHD
Inshorts
New study reveals autism and ADHD may be closely connected | Tap to know more | Inshorts
Asianet Newsable
Autism and ADHD May Share Common Brain and Genetic Links, New Study Finds
By Ishwi Singh
bodyandsoul.com.au
AuDHD explained: when autism and ADHD collide
By Jenna Meade
Prevention
Dermatologists Reveal the Number-1 Sign of Skin Cancer—and It’s Sneaky
By Alyssa Sybertz
statnews.com
Tastiness is not why people overeat
By David Ludwig
Medical Xpress
AI scans 400,000 Reddit posts to flag overlooked GLP-1 side effects
MSN
Researchers pinpoint unreported weight loss jab side-effects that affect thousands of users
By Ciaran Foreman
UNILAD
Study uncovers unexpected possible side effects of weight loss drugs
By Britt Jones
LADbible
Scientists discover two weight loss jab side effects not officially listed by manufacturers
By James Moorhouse
Nature
Saturation editing of RNU4-2 reveals distinct dominant and recessive disorders
By Rocio Rius, Alexander J M Blakes & Benjamin Cogné
ScienceAlert
Scientists Have Found a New Neurodevelopmental Disorder Hidden in Our Genes
By David Nield
Medical Xpress
Mapping mutations at scale in a single gene reveals new neurodevelopmental condition
genomicsengland.co.uk
Researchers uncover how changes in a non-coding gene cause multiple neuro-developmental disorders
SciTechDaily
Hidden Danger: Widely Used Pesticides Linked to 150% Higher Cancer Risk
Nature
Mapping pesticide mixtures to cancer risk at the country scale with spatial exposomics
By Juan Pablo Cerapio, Stéphane Bertani & Agnès Marchio
MindBodyGreen
This Landmark Study Just Linked Pesticide Exposure To Cancer Risk
By Sela Breen
The Statehouse News Bureau
Farmers in northwest Ohio use a lot of pesticides. Is there a link to cancer?
By Erin Gottsacker
The Independent
Study reveals the small changes to your diet, sleep and exercise that can add years to your life
By Harry Bullmore
The Mercury News
Daily walks can add years to your life, says study
London Evening Standard
The tiny lifestyle tweaks that could help you live longer
By Nuray Bulbul
The Mirror
Gastroenterologist says rule of 'three' can add years to your life
By Howard Lloyd
LADbible
Doctor explains key lifestyle choices that can cause your penis to shrink
By Anish Vij
Nature
Synthetic super-enhancers enable precision viral immunotherapy
By Steven M Pollard, Sergio A Quezada & Katharine Furlong
Brain Tumour Research
Promising results for potential new glioblastoma treatment
Yahoo Finance
Trogenix announces publication of breakthrough pre-clinical data in Nature demonstrating complete tumour eradication and durable protection in aggressive brain cancer model
TipRanks
Trogenix Preclinical Breakthrough in Glioblastoma Paves Way to First-in-Human Trial
SciTechDaily
The Surprising Reason You Might Want To Sleep Without a Pillow
Earth.com
Reversible male contraception just took a huge step towards becoming a reality
By Andrei Ionescu
ScienceDaily
Scientists discover reversible male birth control that stops sperm production
IFLScience
New Step Towards Male Contraception As Sperm Production Blocked Safely And Reversibly Without Hormones
By Laura Simmons
Medical Dialogues
Medical Bulletin 10/April/2026
By Anshika Mishra
SciTechDaily
Why Some People Reach 100: New Study Reveals Key Biological Differences
Bored Panda
“No Sleepovers”: 63 Healthcare Workers Warn About Things That Are Much More Dangerous Than They Seem
By Justinas Keturka
The Free Press
I Used AI to Fight My Girlfriend’s Brain Tumor
EatingWell
5 Surprising Plant-Based Foods With More Protein Than Tofu
By Deborah Murphy
AOL.com
Researchers Say More Than Half of People With Diabetes Are Deficient in These Key Nutrients
By Carrie Michele Myers
EatingWell
More Than Half of People with Diabetes Are Deficient in These Key Nutrients, According to Researchers
By Carrie Michele Myers
VOI.id
Diabetes Patients are Vulnerable to Micronutrient Deficiencies
By Dinno Baskoro
The Eastleigh Voice
Half of people with type 2 diabetes have key vitamin, mineral deficiencies, major study finds
SciTechDaily
This Diet–Gut Interaction Could Transform Fat Into a Calorie-Burning Machine
By Zen Vuong
Nature
Engineered immunosuppressive dendritic cells protect against cardiac remodelling
By Biqing Wang, Lili Yu & Xinyang Hu
Medical Xpress
AI model suggests CPAP can massively swing heart risk in sleep apnea
By Robert Egan
Medical Xpress
Sleep patterns may reveal hidden heart risks
Mount Sinai
Mount Sinai Researchers Develop Machine Learning Model to Predict How CPAP Affects Cardiovascular Disease Risk in Patients With Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Daily Record
Snoring could be early warning sign of serious health issue finds study
By Sophie Buchan & Ben Hurst
Live Science
Science history: Doctor identifies transmissible proteins
By Tia Ghose
HuffPost
Here's What It Means If Your Socks Leave Marks On Your Legs — And When To Be Concerned
By Jillian Wilson
AOL.com
A New Study Found This Daily Habit May Help Slow Aging
By Marcy Lovitch
HuffPost
6 Somatic Exercises To Try Mid Fight To Avoid Acting Like A Dysregulated Jerk
By Brianne Hogan
Business Insider
I'm a 65-year-old fitness trainer who stocks up on healthy foods at Costco. These are the 11 products I swear by.
Earth.com
Common fungus and bacterium can join forces and cause a much more aggressive infection, according to a new study
By Jordan Joseph
AOL.com
How To Measure Your Blood Pressure at Home—Are You Making These Mistakes?
By Kristina M. Mastrocola
Dahn & Woodhouse Funeral Home
Jim Hubers Obituary April 8, 2026
SciTechDaily
Scientists Discover Hidden Virus Linked to Colorectal Cancer
SciTechDaily
Scientists Say This Natural Hormone Reverses Obesity by Targeting the Brain
EurekAlert!
Matthew Potthoff, Ph.D. (IMAGE)
Technology Networks
Unlike GLP-1s, This Hormone Targets Metabolism Instead of Appetite
EurekAlert!
Researchers identify mechanism for body weight-reducing hormone
Iowa Park Leader
Over 45? Sleep Apnea Is Strongly Linked to Worsening Mental Health, Major Study Finds
The Mirror
New early 'clue' could be warning sign of 'first symptom of Alzheimer's'
By Robert Rowlands & Maria Ortega

Last Updated: 4/10/26, 4:03:40 pm