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Measles outbreak spreads through Pennsylvania 
The New York Times
Pennsylvania Measles Outbreak Grows to Nearly 900 Cases
By Johnny Diaz
BBC
In Amish country, nurses go door to door to stop deadly spread of measles
By Madeline Halpert
The Guardian
Pennsylvania measles outbreak spreads, with 55 new cases reported since Wednesday
By Anna Betts
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Pennsylvania measles outbreak grows to 890 cases with 55 new infections: Officials
By Youri Benadjaoud & Mary Kekatos
reuters.com
WHO says Congo Ebola outbreak spreads to two new health zones
By Siddhi Mahatole
pbs.org
Congo faces health worker shortage as Ebola remains out of control, WHO says
UN News
DR Congo Ebola outbreak toll exceeds 3,700 deaths
The Mighty 790 KFGO
Congo’s Ebola infections cross 8,000, government says
By Christian Schmollinger & Alexander Winning
cnn.com
Giving a tween a smartphone may increase the risk of body image issues and unhealthy eating
By Amanda Schupak
ABC7 San Francisco
When should your kid get a smartphone? New UCSF, JAMA Network Open study explains how it could be linked to eating disorders
By Cameron Bopp
WCVB
How young is too young for smartphones? A doctor weighs in
By Erika Tarantal & Ben Simmoneau
Yahoo
New research links smartphone use and eating disorder symptoms in children
Newzjunky
Confirmed case of measles reported in Lewis County in unvaccinated resident
WWNY
Lewis County investigates ‘confirmed’ case of measles
nny360.com
Lewis County confirms measles case in unvaccinated resident
waer.org
Measles appears in CNY as cases rise across state
By Elijah De Castro
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
connectedtoindia.com
Forget speed: This very slow 10-minute run could be good for your brain, study finds
EatingWell
5 Supplements You Should Consider for Longevity, According to Dietitians
By Lauren Manaker
KSL.com
Scientists map gene activity in brain's prefrontal cortex
By Will Dunham
Florida counties declare emergencies as dengue fever cases rise 
The Washington Post
Florida counties declare emergency over ‘wildly unusual’ dengue outbreak
By Alex DeLuca
wtsp.com
Dengue across Tampa Bay: How to prevent infection as cases rise
By Brenton Burkett
Bay News 9
Hills­borough, Pinellas, Pasco counties issue local state of emergency in response to dengue fever
FOX 13 Tampa Bay
Pasco County dengue cases rise to 3 amid declared state of emergency
Forbes
Measles Has Returned To America. We’re No Longer In Containment Mode
By John M. Drake
NPR
Vaccinated or not, we’re on the brink of a measles epidemic : Short Wave
By Regina G. Barber
Discover Magazine
The U.S. May Be Approaching a Measles Crisis, and Some Babies Face Risks Before Birth
By Stephanie Johannsen Edwards
STAT
Measles almost killed me. Now I’m a doctor — and I’m scared of what’s happening
By Jewel Mullen
Medical Xpress
Low-dose radiation therapy may slow progression of knee osteoarthritis, long-term study indicates
By Sadie Harley
Fox News
Forgetting names and losing keys may signal something other than dementia
latimes.com
Commentary: Misplaced glasses, forgotten names. How to know when to worry, and how to thrive
By Steve Lopez
Prevention
Experts Share Smart Daily Habits That Can Help Boost Memory
By Leslie Goldman
menshealth.com
Why Terrell Owens Does Crossword Puzzles on Planes
By Caitlin Carlson
AP News
One shot or two? What to know about HPV vaccination recommendations
By Mike Stobbe
Fox News
One simple lifestyle choice could help you live longer, says longevity expert
Yahoo
Longevity expert says one common habit may be your best investment in a longer life
St. Mary Now
Pet Talk: You can help your pets be heart-healthy
The Guardian
Gen X is drinking more as younger Americans cut back on alcohol, study finds
By Eric Berger
Time Magazine
Why Older Americans Are Drinking More Alcohol—Not Less
By Jeffrey Kluger
cnn.com
Younger adults are drinking less alcohol for the first time since Covid-19, but that’s not true for older generations
By Avni Trivedi
Keck Medicine of USC
U.S. alcohol use falls for first time since the COVID-19 pandemic, but remains above pre-pandemic levels
nypost.com
This family’s heartbreaking struggle with dementia in midlife may upend our understanding of the disease — and hope for a cure
By Clare McHugh
WSJ
‘The Vanishing Family’ Review: A Fight for Cognition
By Jennie Erin Smith
NPR
Award-winning journalist Robert Kolker talks about his book, 'The Vanishing Family'
By Scott Simon
DogTime
Golden Retriever Hears Foster Puppies Crying & Brings Them a Very Random Care Package
FDA approves updated COVID-19 vaccines ahead of fall season 
dailykos.com
Should you really get a new Covid shot in 2026?
The Washington Post
Should you get a covid vaccine this fall? Here’s what to know.
By Kathleen Felton
MPR News
Here's what you need to know about COVID-19 and flu vaccines in Minnesota this fall
By Erica Zurek
Insider Monkey
Could a New Vaccine Formula XFG Give Pfizer (PFE) and BioNTech (BNTX) a Post-Pandemic Revenue Boost?
USA Today
Sardines are packed with nutrients. But should you eat them often?
By Daryl Austin
Yahoo
Doctors, Nurses, And EMTs Are Sharing Their "Dumbest Patient Ever" Stories
By Hannah Marder
seattletimes.com
Is long-term use of GLP-1s safe?
Ventura County Star
Medications for weight loss — a GLP-1 update | Dr. Loh
Opinion
By Irving K. Loh
The Voice of Lakewood
Beyond the Shot
Yahoo Health
The Biggest Experiment Ever Run on the Human Body Is Happening Right Now.
The Guardian
New research finds 485 chemicals in US pesticide products linked to breast cancer
By Tom Perkins
Inside Climate News
Chemicals Linked to Breast Cancer Are ‘Ubiquitous,’ Study Shows
By Liza Gross
Yahoo
Study: Breast Cancer Chemicals Widespread in Products
By Solange Reyner
Health and Me
485 'Inactive' Chemicals In US Pesticide Products Linked To Breast Cancer
NPR
Why this island paradise has the world's fastest-growing HIV epidemic
By David Cox
UA.NEWS
Fiji declares state of emergency over rapid spread of HIV — NPR World
ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Fiji's HIV epidemic is surging and babies are paying the price
By Lice Movono & Kyle Evans
RNZ
Samoa urges safe sex, HIV testing after Fiji declares emergency
cbs8.com
West Nile virus cases in San Diego county hit 10-year high — how to protect yourself
By Shannon Handy-Grassi
NBC 7 San Diego
Decade-high West Nile virus prompts pesticide spray in Coronado this weekend
By Renee Schmiedeberg
Coronado Times
Residents prepare for pesticide spray for West Nile virus; others push back
By Christine Van Tuyl
San Diego County News Center
County to Treat Areas for Mosquitoes to Reduce Risk of West Nile Virus
By Donna Durckel
Futura, le média qui explore le monde
Our bodies react to microplastics in a way scientists never expected
Verywell Health
5 Ways to Get Rid of Microplastics In Your Body
By Anna Giorgi
Food & Wine
Think Beyond Brita — These Advanced Water Filter Pitchers From $15 Help Remove Microplastics From Your Glass
WLUK
What to know about microplastics and ways to reduce everyday exposure
Stroke rates nearly double among younger adults, study shows 
Yahoo
Stroke is becoming more common among younger adults. What experts want them to know
By Taylor Nicioli
Prevention
Stroke Risk Is Declining Overall—but Nearly Doubling in One Surprising Group
By Korin Miller
cnn.com
Strokes aren’t just an issue for older adults. What you can do to prevent risks
By Taylor Nicioli
Medscape
Stroke Rates Rise Sharply Among Younger Adults
By Dawn Attride
Fox News
Popular food could boost heart health, but the amount you need to eat may surprise you
By Deirdre Bardolf
EatingWell
These Foods May Help Lower Your Blood Pressure, New Study Says
By Lauren Manaker
ScienceAlert
Major Study Reveals The Number of Whole Grain Servings You Need to Lower Heart Risks
By Carly Cassella
Newsweek
One Simple Food Change May Help Lower Weight, Cholesterol and Blood Pressure
By Jasmine Laws
The Washington Post
New study suggests the aging brain is adapting, not declining
By Maggie Penman
Fast Company
Want a better brain as you get older? Neuroscience says stay far away from these 3 things
Iron Mountain Daily News
Keeping our brains healthy as we age
Наша Ніва
Scientists have named the age after which the brain begins to age much faster
EatingWell
3 Fall Fruits That Can Help Improve Digestion
By Lily Menk
Yahoo
9 Foods to Add to Your Grocery Cart This Fall If You’re Trying to Stay Healthy
The New York Times
10 Fall Fruits and Vegetables Nutrition Experts Love
By Caroline Hopkins
The Daily News Journal
From the Ground Up: Boost your health with these top fall superfoods
Opinion
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
thepharmacist.co.uk
Fragmented ecosystems linked to higher vector-borne disease risk
By Jerome Smail
NBC 5 Chicago
Two Chicago hotels are on the state's list of measles exposure locations
By Izzy Stroobandt
ABC7 Chicago
Measles exposure at Chicago's Union Station; Health officials warn of more locations including SpringHill Suites on Wentworth
By Maher Kawash
Patch
More Measles Exposures Tied To Chicago Union Station, Hotel
By Lorraine Swanson
CBS News
Chicago health department warning of 3 more potential measles exposures at Union Station
By Elyssa Kaufman
Yahoo
Scientists are finally starting to figure out Alzheimer’s
The New York Times
Are You Ready for Your ‘Winter Arc’?
By Gina Cherelus
Study: Over 1.1 million Americans prescribed GLP-1s off-label 
Newser
Off-Label Use of Ozempic-Style Drugs Is Surging
By John Johnson
The New York Times
GLP-1 Prescriptions for People With No Medical Need Are Climbing
By Dani Blum
Medscape
Off-Label GLP-1 Surges Since 2021, Uneven Across Groups
Gizmodo
More Than 1 Million Americans Are Taking Ozempic and Other GLP-1s Without an Approved Reason. Is That Actually a Problem?
By Ed Cara
WXII
Forsyth County resident contracts West Nile virus from infected mosquito: Officials
By Starletta Watson
WXLV
Forsyth County confirms human case of West Nile virus
By Lisbeth Ramirez
Winston-Salem Journal
Forsyth County reports human case of West Nile Virus
By John Hinton
wfmynews2.com
Forsyth County reports confirmed human case of West Nile virus
BuzzFeed
Men Are Sharing The "Hidden Signs" Of Prostate Cancer They Wish They'd Taken More Seriously
By Jeremy Hayes
WLBT
Leake County event promotes prostate cancer awareness
By Kennedi Drake
Prostate Cancer Foundation (PCF)
What Your Genes Say About Your Prostate Cancer Risk
UCI Health
Prostate cancer and the BRCA gene
By Mohammad Shahait
Potential measles exposure reported at Philadelphia International Airport 
Fox News
World’s most contagious virus hits major US airport as officials warn of possible exposure
By Angelica Stabile
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
2nd possible measles exposure reported in Philadelphia at airport
By Mary Kekatos
Courier-Post
NJ thus far not impacted by neighboring Pennsylvania measles outbreak
By Risha Inaganti
USA Today
Is PA measles outbreak in Philadelphia? Latest data
By Kaitlyn Mccormick
Yahoo
California father dies from grim brain-swelling disease after wife found him unconscious
By Ross O'Keefe
ABC7 Los Angeles
Orange County man dies after contracting West Nile virus, family issues warning
By Bianca Buono
modbee.com
West Nile illness proves fatal for Stanislaus County resident. First death of 2026
People.com
Calif. Grandfather, 61, Dies After Contracting West Nile Virus: ‘That Was My World’
By Charna Flam
health.com
The Best Workout for Lowering Blood Pressure Over 45, According to New Research
By Currie Engel
Phys.org
New tool closes gap in harnessing untapped potential of phages
By Sadie Harley
Nature
Systematic mapping of bacteriophage gene essentiality with HIDEN-SEQ
By Monica Ortelli, Jan-Willem Veening & Christoph Dehio
Medical Xpress
First global guideline sets standards for the use of phages in hard-to-treat infections
By Nicola Wittekindt
University of Colorado Anschutz
A ‘Library’ of Bacteria-Killing Viruses: Harnessing the Power of Phages
By Amber Carlson
AOL.com
Bananas that don’t go brown to hit supermarkets thanks to DNA editing
By Joe Pinkstone
Study suggests human brain may be two separate organs 
NewsNation
Human brain is really 2 organs, Stanford study finds
By Josie Fischels
Stanford Report
The human brain is two separate organs, study finds
By Krista Conger
ScienceDaily
Stanford scientists discover the human brain may actually be two separate organs
arstechnica.com
Contrary to some reports, you don’t have two brains
By John Timmer
cnn.com
Nap or quick workout? A doctor explains the cognitive benefits after sleep deprivation
By Katia Hetter
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
qna.org.qa
British Scientists Develop Rapid Genetic Test to Diagnose Brain Cancer
GenomeWeb
Nanopore Sequencing Enables Intraoperative Classification, Rapid Molecular Profiling of Brain Tumors
By Huanjia Zhang
huffpost.com
Irritable Male Syndrome (IMS) Is An Actual Condition — And It Could Explain A Lot
By Julie Kendrick
Nature
Blood proteomics of menopause map to brain aging and dementia risk
By Madeline Wood Alexander, Michelle Caunca & Keenan A Walker
Neuroscience News
Molecular Link Between Menopause and Alzheimer’s Risk
Medical Xpress
Menopause leaves a fingerprint that may predict dementia risk
nine.com.au
Topic | Menopause
Science | AAAS
Ceramide synthesis mediates colorectal cancer metastasis through a YAP-driven regenerative program
By Chesta Jain, Ömer H. Yılmaz & Jonas Rosler
Medical Xpress
High-fat diet activates cellular repair pathway that helps colon cancer spread
Oncodaily
Swagata Goswami: How Dietary Lipids Can Shape Colorectal Cancer Cell Behavior?
The Courier-Tribune
Study Reveals How Dietary Fat May Help Colorectal Cancer Spread
TODAY.com
This Seasonal Habit Promotes Healthy Aging and May Reduce Dementia Risk in Older People
By Caroline Kee
Pharmacy Times
Influenza Vaccines Continue to Reduce Severe Disease and Death Across High-Risk Groups, Evidence Review Finds
By Kennedy Ferruggia
Radio Monmouth, IL
Adult Vaccines You Might be Forgetting
NJ.com
‘Nobody else’ should feel this pain — N.J. family’s urgent warning about a silent killer
By Jackie Roman
The New York Times
How Drinking Affects Your Dementia Risk
By Dana G Smith
University of Cambridge researchers review health benefits of reading 
EatingWell
What Happens to Your Brain When You Read, According to a New Study
By Joy Manning
Smithsonian Magazine
From Boosting Mental Health to Reducing Dementia Risk, Here's Why Reading Is Extremely Good for You, According to Science
By Margherita Bassi
SciTechDaily
Scientists Say This Simple Habit Could Help Protect Your Brain for Life
By Craig Brierley
mindbodygreen.com
This Common Hobby May Be Doing More For Your Brain Than You Think
NewsNation
New therapy could stop GLP-1-related muscle loss: Study
By Damita M. Menezes
Alzheimer's damage may originate outside the brain, studies show 
Newsweek
New Study Shows Promise in Restoring Brain’s Defenses Against Alzheimer’s
By Maria Azzurra Volpe
ScienceDaily
Scientists found a surprising driver of Alzheimer’s outside the brain
وكالة صدى نيوز
Scientifically.. The Danger of Alzheimers Disease May Arise from Outside the Brain - Sada News Agency
SciTechDaily
Alzheimer’s Brain Damage May Begin Outside the Brain
ScienceDaily
Glucosamine, a popular joint supplement, linked to faster Alzheimer’s progression
Verywell Health
Taking Vitamin D When You Don’t Need It May Lead to Faster Cognitive Decline, Study Shows
By Stephanie Brown
Medical Xpress
Trusted supplements in the hot seat: Could they harm the aging brain?
By Katya Poltorak
UA.NEWS
US study links glucosamine to progression of cognitive impairment — ScienceDaily
Phys.org
First known case of Marfan syndrome discovered in feline siblings
Vajiram & Ravi
Marfan Syndrome, Cause, Symptoms, Treatment, Latest News
Vet Candy
Gary and Shaggy Just Made Feline Medical History
News-Medical
Cornell researchers document first case of Marfan syndrome in cats
ScienceAlert
Changing When You Eat on Weekends Is Linked to Heart Risks in Men
By David Nield
Futura, le média qui explore le monde
Eating at Odd Hours on Weekends? The Hidden Heart Risk You Didn’t Expect
Mumbai Mirror
Reset your weekend plate
By Sidhi Kapoor
Euronews.com
Breakfast at noon? Turns out weekend meals at random times can hurt men’s hearts
The Washington Post
Here’s what the drug prednisone does to your body
By Erica Sloan
Study links body odor to Parkinson's disease detection 
nypost.com
The way your belly button smells could be an early warning sign of Parkinson’s
By Allie Yang
ScienceAlert
The Smell of Your Belly Button May Carry Signs of Parkinson's And Cognitive Decline
By Michelle Starr
Yahoo Health
In a New Study, Dogs Detected the Second-Most-Common Neurological Disease—After Alzheimer’s—20 Years Ahead of Doctors
By Lauren Gray
HuffPost UK
Your Belly Button's Smell Could Signal Parkinson's Or Cognitive Decline
By Amy Glover
The Washington Post
This 20-second move may help you feel calmer under stress
By Sydney Page
Miami Herald
7 Micro-Habits for Mental Health That Psychologists Say Are Backed by Real Research
By Hanna Wickes
Vogue India
What is micro-rest? Here’s everything you need to know
By Siya Bhambwani
Yahoo Health
Microbreaks: The 30-Second Daily Habit Every Midlife Woman Should Try
By Cheryl Fenton
CNN
The Trump admin said it would prioritize ending mother-to-child HIV transmission. Health workers say it cut services
By Lauren Kent
Cureus
A Case Report of Pleomorphic Adenoma of the Lower Lip: An Uncommon Location and a Diagnostic Pitfall
By Athanasios Poulopoulos, Konstantinos Paraskevopoulos & Evangelos Parcharidis
CDC data shows rising COVID-19 activity in several states 
USA Today
COVID cases are rising in some states. See the map
By Janet Loehrke
Detroit Free Press
Michigan, much of the U.S. in COVID-19 surge
By Kristen Jordan Shamus
Erie News Now
COVID-19 Creeping Up Again? Erie County Health Officials Explain the Latest Trends and Vaccine Guidance
By Lisa Adams
Scientific American
COVID cases are on the rise—here’s what you need to know
By Meghan Bartels
reuters.com
NEWSLETTER: Genetic discovery yields clues toward reversal of Alzheimer's brain damage
By Nancy Lapid
Medical Xpress
How the APOE4 gene damages brain blood vessels in Alzheimer's disease
By Sadie Harley & Robert Egan
Neuroscience News
APOE4 Damages Brain Vessels and Halts Waste Disposal
bgnes.com
Scientists Have Discovered a Potential Way to Reverse Vascular Damage in Alzheimer’s Disease
Yahoo Health
Quitting alcohol changes the brain and can increase the risk of compulsive drinking – new research in mice
By Danny G. Winder & Marie A. Doyle
Fox News
Popular weight-loss drugs may play surprising role in cancer outcomes
By Melissa Rudy
Yahoo
Cancer surgeon reveals link between GLP-1 medications and cancer outcomes
nypost.com
GLP-1 drugs could play surprising role in cancer risk and outcomes
By Melissa Rudy
FDA classifies chlorthalidone recall as Class II 
AOL.com
FDA Announces Recall on Blood Pressure Medication—More Than 13,000 Bottles Affected Nationwide
By Jenna Anderson
goodhousekeeping.com
FDA Announces New Nationwide Blood Pressure Medication Recall
By Lisa Mulcahy
Yahoo
Blood Pressure Medication Recalled Nationwide—Over 13,000 Bottles Affected
WHIO TV
Recall alert: 13K bottles of blood pressure medication recalled
By Natalie Dreier
The Washington Post
Column | What to eat to get better sleep, according to new research
By Anahad O'Connor
Real Simple
The Simple After-Dinner Habit a Dietitian Recommends for a Better Night’s Sleep
By Lauren Barnhill
AOL.com
The Best After-Dinner Drink for Better Sleep, According to Dietitians
By Christina Manian, RDN
Futura, le média qui explore le monde
Eating more fiber may improve your sleep—but timing matters less than you think
StudyFinds
Death Rates For Young American Adults Jumped 71% In Just Over A Decade
Nautilus | Science Connected
U.S. Life Expectancy is Circling the Drain
By Jake Currie
Yahoo
Americans are dying younger than peers abroad. Researchers point to why
By Melissa Fleur Afshar
Luxurious Magazine
The American Life Expectancy Crisis: Why Wealth Is Not Keeping People Alive
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
Fox News
Just one small serving of ultra-processed food a day linked to higher disease risk, major study finds
By Deirdre Bardolf
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Eating more ultra-processed foods linked to worse health, study finds
Fox News
Doctor reveals '10-year rule' for evaluating brain fog and dementia symptoms
The Washington Post
What to know about brain fog
By Dr. Karen Tang
the1a.org
In Good Health: The new science surrounding brain fog
By Diana Ferrero
The News International
Study identifies key cause of fatigue and brain fog
By Hafsa Naeem Baig
huffpost.com
Medical Professionals Say This Is The Absolute Worst Thing You Can Do In The ER
By Julie Kendrick
   

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