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Wisconsin DHS confirms 13 more measles cases in Iowa, Lafayette counties
By Kyle Jones
Channel 3000
New measles cases indicate potential for outbreak in Wisconsin
By Maggie Degnan
WISN
Measles cases surge to 15 in Iowa and Lafayette counties as Wisconsin warns of more spread
WKOW
Measles cases spike from 2 to 15 in southwestern Wisconsin
By Caroline Bach
The Independent
HRT drugs could slash risk of dementia in women, new study shows
By Ella Pickover
Time Magazine
Estrogen Therapy May Help Protect Against Alzheimer’s Disease, Study Says
By Alice Park
News-Medical
Later-life estrogen therapy associated with lower risk of developing dementia
Stanford Medicine
Study ties estrogen-based menopausal hormone therapy to lower Alzheimer’s risk
By Bruce Goldman
The Telegraph
Taking the stairs cuts risk of early death by a quarter
Euronews.com
Taking the stairs could be better for your heart than you think
By Giedre Peseckyte
The Times
The lift can wait: why taking the stairs is the ultimate medicine
By Eleanor Hayward
Medical Xpress
Taking the stairs could cut risk of early death
Ebola outbreak death toll surpasses 2000 in Congo 
The Guardian
DRC’s fast-growing Ebola outbreak spreads to sixth province
By Rachel Savage
Al Jazeera
Ebola outbreak caused by new ‘animal transmission’: What that means
By Priyanka Shankar
CNN
Congo says 2,000 people have died in history’s fastest-growing Ebola outbreak
Fox News
Deadly disease outbreak kills 2,000 as experts reveal what Americans should know
Louisiana flesh-eating bacteria deaths 
NJ.com
Travel Warning: Rare, flesh-eating bacteria kills at least 7 in 2 states
By Katherine Rodriguez
WSFA
Alabama Public Health officials issue warning over flesh-eating bacteria along Gulf Coast
By Ian Alvano
Healthline
'Flesh-Eating' Bacteria: 7 Deaths Reported, Cases Rising on Gulf Coast
By Rajiv Bahl
Click2Houston
Flesh-eating’ bacteria warning — should Galveston beachgoers be concerned?
By Bill Barajas
KSL.com
Doctors, health officials urge measles vaccine as cases linger and school is starting
By Emily Ashcraft
CBS News
As measles outbreaks grow in the U.S., maps and charts show a record number of cases
By Grace Manthey
WAMU
The U.S. is experiencing the largest outbreak of measles in 35 years. Here's what you need to know in the D.C. region
By Esther Ciammachilli & Jackson Sinnenberg
Bassett Healthcare Network
Truth and Trust: What a Local Team of Bassett Pediatricians Wants Parents and Caregivers to Know
Kansas reports 748 cyclosporiasis cases so far this year 
Democrat and Chronicle
'Explosive diarrhea' parasite cases rise in New York, with 65 new cases
By Madison Scott
USA Today
Are cases of explosive diarrhea parasite slowing down? See the numbers.
By Mary Walrath
Cleveland.com
Ohio cyclosporiasis outbreak slows after lettuce recall
By Julie Washington
KSNT 27 News
Over 30 hospitalized due to parasite in Kansas
By Matthew Self
News-Medical
The coffee advice given to atrial fibrillation patients may deserve a rethink
By Vijay Kumar Malesu
AJC.com
How much coffee is good for you? Here’s what new research says.
By Roni Robbins
Medical Xpress
Coffee consumption linked to leaner body composition and sex-specific hormone patterns
Fast Company
American Heart Association to coffee fans: Go ahead and have 5 cups a day (as long as you also do this)
NBC News
Ticks that cause Lyme and other diseases have migrated south. Are doctors ready?
By Erika Edwards
BMI measurements and heart disease risk 
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Belly fat may be a better predictor of heart disease risk than BMI, study finds
MedPage Today
BMI Aside, Waist Size Matters for Cardiovascular Risks
By Nicole Lou
American College of Cardiology
Central Adiposity as Predictor of CV Outcomes | JACC Special Issue on Obesity
Healthline
Belly Fat vs. BMI: Which Better Predicts Your Heart Disease Risk?
By Corrie Pelc
latimes.com
Hundreds of California stonecutters fall ill with deadly disease ‘for a product we do not need’
By Clara Harter & Karen Melissa Garcia
People.com
31 Dead, Nearly 600 Sickened from Silicosis Linked to Stone Countertop Exposure
By Vanessa Etienne
CIDRAP
Public Health Alerts: Silicosis among workers fabricating engineered stone (‘quartz’) countertops in California, 2019-2026
By Jim Wappes
Bloomberg Law News
Countertop Cutters Sick from Toxic Dust Slip Through Safety Nets
By Tre'Vaughn Howard & Owen Auston-babcock
CNN
Millions of Americans with untreated high blood pressure should be taking medication
By Sandee LaMotte & Sneha Dhandapani
USA Today
The military’s testosterone plan, a Fox News host’s 'joke,' and the real issue at hand
By Sara Moniuszko
The Atlantic
Where Has All the Testosterone Gone?
By Olga Khazan
Harvard Health
What men should know about proposed changes for testosterone therapy
Irish Independent
The secret to eternal youth or a vehicle for insomnia and infertility? The truth about testosterone supplementation
By Suzanne Harrington
KFF Health News
Hospitals Say They Found a Tool To Help Reduce Childbirth Risks: Wristbands
HealthExec
Hospitals chipping away at maternal mortality one birth at a time
By Dave Pearson
Medical Daily
Hospitals in More Than Two Dozen States Now Send New Mothers Home Wearing a Wristband That Says "I Gave Birth"
WJAR
Health officials say Rhode Island man diagnosed with Powassan virus disease
USA Today
'Game changer' drug gives new hope in pancreatic cancer fight
Medscape
Pancreatic Cancer Specialists Getting a Jump on Daraxonrasib
By M. Alexander Otto
Nature
Acquired resistance to the RAS(ON) multi-selective inhibitor daraxonrasib guides rational combination therapy strategies in pancreatic cancer
By Julien Dilly, Lingyan Jiang & Matthew Holderfield
KSL.com
New drug to treat one of the deadliest cancers is 'the real deal,' oncologist says
By Emily Ashcraft
Ars Technica
US wait times for cancer surgeries are getting longer and longer
By Beth Mole
STAT
Cancer patients face longer wait times to begin treatment, according to new study
By Angus Chen
The Independent
US cancer patients are facing longer waits for surgery - and the consequences are dire
By Julia Musto
Cancer Health
Cancer Patients Are Waiting Longer for Surgery
By Liz Highleyman
ScienceAlert
First-of-Its-Kind Trial Against Food Allergies Yields 'Exciting' Results
By Starre Vartan
Cleveland.com
Poo transplant an ‘exciting’ step forward for allergy treatments
By Claudia Dimuro
New Scientist
Swallowing faecal capsules reduces peanut allergy in six adults
By Alice Klein
9News
Poop could help treat peanut allergies, an early start to menopause and why you don't need to detox your liver
By Monica Robins
SFGATE
Mutated COVID-19 variant could be behind surge in SF virus levels
By Gillian Mohney
NBC Bay Area
Wastewater data shows COVID-19 surge in some Bay Area communities
By Ali Reid
The Independent
A summer Covid surge is happening even though many have moved on from the virus
By Julia Musto
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Mom searches for kidney donor after rare pregnancy complication
By Jin Yu
AOL.com
7 Foods That Help Reduce Inflammation and Pain in as Little as 10 Days
By Lisa Maxbauer Price
Researchers find first ancient smallpox genomes in Chilean mummies 
Fox News
Ancient mummy DNA reveals chilling clue to deadly disease that swept the Americas
By Andrea Margolis
New York Post
Mummy DNA exposes gruesome history of a deadly disease brought by colonists that ravaged early Americans
By Ben Cost
The Economic Times
Earlier this year, researchers analyzed ancient Chilean mummies for traces of smallpox DNA. The evidence p
Yahoo
First ancient smallpox genomes found in the Americas tie disease to European colonization
Medical Xpress
A new target in the gut for reducing Alzheimer's risk
By Chris Barncard
Cureus
Gut Microbiota, Neuroinflammation, and Autonomic Dysfunction in Neurodegenerative Diseases: A Systematic Review of Mechanistic and Translational Evidence
NeurologyLive
Understanding the Gut-Brain Connection in Parkinson Disease: Laurie Sanders, PhD
By Laurie H Sanders & Isabella Ciccone
De Último Minuto
PUCMM study links gut microbiota to the risk of cognitive decline
Daily Nation
The hidden cost of screen time for children
By Jackson Ngari
Medical Xpress
More screen time in childhood associated with better cognitive processing in adolescence
FOX 8 News
Too much screen time could negatively affect your child’s IQ, new study suggests
By Suzanne Stratford
cnet.com
Parents’ Stress Leads to More Screen Time for Kids, Study Finds
By Dashia Starr
The Washington Post
How 10 minutes of drawing can reset your nervous system
By Danielle Zickl
San Francisco Chronicle
COVID is surging in California. Should you get vaccinated now or wait until fall?
By Catherine Ho
OregonLive.com
Dear Doctor: I’m 75, active, and just diagnosed with a heart obstruction. Do I need to slow down?
By Keith Roach
The New York Times
A City Mobilizes Against a Stubborn Health Threat: Mosquitoes
By Apoorva Mandavilli & Alessandro Falco
Bat tests positive for rabies at Olympic National Park 
SFGATE
Rabid bat gets tangled in visitor's hair at Olympic National Park
By Sam Hill
MyNorthwest.com
Rabid bat gets caught in woman's hair at Olympic National Park near Staircase Bridge
By Frank Lenzi
KOMO
Bat tests positive for rabies after getting caught in Olympic National Park hiker's hair
The Independent
Rangers warn visitors to watch out for flying rabid bats at one National Park
By Julia Musto
Study links moderate wine consumption to lower health risks 
Fox News
Beer, wine or liquor? Massive study reveals which was linked to lower death risk
By Melissa Rudy
ScienceDaily
Wine, beer, or spirits? Massive study finds a surprising health divide
NEJM Clinician
Alcohol Intake and Health: Where Does Risk Begin?
By ROLLSTON, REBEKAH
Wine-Searcher
Study Proves Wine Wins for Heart Health
Yahoo
Iowa Dad Is Traveling Overseas to End His Life with Medical Aid in Dying Before Alzheimer’s ‘Takes My Mind’
By Vanessa Etienne
New York Post
The ‘world’s deadliest animal’ is responsible for killing more than 700,000 people a year
By Mckenzie B. Beard
Medical Xpress
Personalized T-cell therapy eliminates detectable metastatic kidney tumor in adolescent after multiple relapses
By Sadie Harley
Time Magazine
An Experimental Pediatric Cancer Treatment Shows Promise in New Research
By Veronique Greenwood
Tech Times
Genetically Reprogrammed T Cells Erase Terminal Kidney Cancer in Teen, NEJM Reports
Inside Precision Medicine
Personalized T-Cell Therapy Induces Complete Remission of Metastatic Kidney Cancer
By Clara Rodríguez
The New York Times
Is the BRAT Diet Really the Best Way to Treat a Stomach Bug?
By Isobel Whitcomb
WBKR
The BRAT Diet Has Been a Go-To for Years. Experts Say It's Not Enough
By Dave Spencer
Bona Magazine
BRAT diet: Helping to keep nausea and diarrhoea at bay
Mediaite
‘Utterly Ridiculous!’ C-SPAN Caller Unleashes on Former CDC Chief Over Pushing Childhood Vaccines
By Kathryn Wilkens
Bored Panda
Doctor Lists Five Things Parents Should Never Allow Their Children To Do
KSL.com
West Nile Virus found in one-third of mosquitos sampled within Salt Lake City district
By Carter Williams
KUTV
Two human cases of West Nile Virus reported in Salt Lake County
By Megan Brugger
FOX 13 News Utah
Salt Lake City warned of 'significantly higher-than-normal risk' of West Nile virus
By Jeff Tavss
Utah Public Radio
Daily news: West Nile virus is much more present than usual in Utah this year
By Duck Thurgood
Futurism
Organisms Living Inside Psychopaths Could Be Driving Bad Behavior, Scientists Claim
By Victor Tangermann
ScienceAlert
Psychopathic Tendencies Are Linked to Microbes Inside Your Body, Study Reveals
By Peter Dockrill
HuffPost UK
Psychopathic Traits May Be Linked To 3 Gut And Mouth Bacteria
By Amy Glover
LIGA.net
Microbiota May Be Linked to Psychopathic Traits – Study
The Guardian
Wing and a prayer: how probiotics might save bat species from a killer fungus
By Trina Moyles
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Why 'dry scooping' pre-workout may not give you a boost in the gym — and can put your health at risk
USA Today
Why more women are turning to creatine for muscle, brain health, energy
By Kasey Caminiti
GQ
Yes, Creatine Can Counteract Stress and Lost Sleep
By Dean Stattmann
Psychology Today
Creatine shows promise for cognition, but the evidence is still emerging.
By Karen E Todd
FDA approves centanafadine for ADHD treatment 
The Conversation
A new ADHD drug targets three brain chemicals instead of two. Here’s what that means
By Jack Janetzki & Lisa Kalisch Ellett
Physician's Weekly
FDA Approves Centanafadine for ADHD
By Maria Asimopoulos
Psychology Today
A new med is called a non-stimulant. The label says stimulant. The trials say less.
By Ryan S Sultan
FirstWord Pharma
Physician Views Results: Simtriyo draws interest despite Schedule II wildcard
By Jessica D'Amico
Yahoo Lifestyle Canada
Experts Say This Type Of Exercise Is The 'Fountain Of Youth'— Especially If You're Over 50
By Rachel Tavel
Men's Health
Strength Training Can Be a Fountain of Youth After 50. Try 4 Trainer-Approved Moves in Your Workout.
By Jocelyn Solis-moreira
WSYX
Nurse practitioner urges resistance bands and body-weight moves to start strength at home
mensfitness.co.uk
How to futureproof your body at 50: the simple steps to help men stay stronger, healthier and fitter for maximum longevity
By Suzanne Baum
CBS News
My husband was kicked out of hospice for dying too slowly. Here's what I learned about navigating hospice care.
By Kim Clark
Sleep strategy for weight gain 
Fox News
5-step sleep reset could promote healthy weight loss, nutritionist says
By Angelica Stabile
Seoul Economic Daily
Skimping on Sleep Adds Weight and Raises Blood Sugar, Studies Find
NDTV
Not Losing Fat Despite Workouts? Nutritionist Points To One Common Bedtime Mistake
By Debosmita Ghosh
Yahoo
Simple sleep strategy maps out daily habits to improve rest, metabolism and weight
The Telegraph
The best and worst supplements for your brain
By Mary Comber
Seoul Economic Daily
Ginkgo Fails to Slow Mental Decline, Neurologists Warn
MindBodyGreen
The 7 Best Brain Health Supplements For Memory, Focus & Brain Fog
By Molly Knudsen
parade.com
The Supplement Neurologists Say Is a Waste of Money for Brain Health
By Beth Ann Mayer
Gizmodo
Liver Injuries Are Up 400%—and Alcohol Isn’t the Main Reason Why
By Ed Cara
Medical Xpress
Poison center reports of liver injuries rise nearly 400% since 2000, with acetaminophen as a top driver
MedPage Today
Tylenol Poisonings; Comedy Therapy Before Liver Transplant? U.S. IBD Prevalence
By Ian Ingram
WVIR
UVA Health study: Calls to poison centers for liver injuries up nearly 400%
Deseret News
Study: OJ daily changes genes for better — and FDA rule may lower prices
By Lois M. Collins
AOL.com
4 Foods Cardiologists Avoid for Better Heart Health
By Amy Brownstein
EatingWell
Cardiologists Agree—This Common Food Is Fantastic for Heart Health
By Cheyenne Buckingham
Yahoo
Eating Patterns That Quietly Raise Chronic Disease Risk
MindBodyGreen
Study Links This Diet To 82% Higher Cardiac Event Risk In Heart Disease
By Molly Knudsen
The New York Times
A Patient’s Final Breath in a Congolese Ebola Ward
By Finbarr O'Reilly
The Portland Press Herald
Maine shifts focus to mental health as PFAS crisis deepens
By Penelope Overton
Yahoo
Golden Retriever Becomes Baby’s Best Friend & Their Little Routine Is Too Sweet
By Nikita Nath
DogTime
Golden Retrievers Teach Toddler More Life Lessons Than Humans Ever Could
DogTime
Golden Retriever Was Mom’s Best Friend Until Baby Stole Her Spot
By Nikita Nath
AOL.com
Mom Witnesses Golden Retriever Become Toddler’s ‘First Love’ One Core Memory at a Time
By Santanu Das
STAT
I’ve seen what life is like without vaccines. Americans need to understand what they save us from
By Krutika Kuppalli
New York Post
I’m a neurosurgeon — the top 10 brain health metrics to track in your 40s and beyond
By Allie Yang
WIRED
There’s a Fatty Liver Epidemic. AI Could Help Get Ahead of It
By David Cox
WGN-TV
Added sugars convert to fat in the liver over time, Endeavor Health cardiologist warns
By Lourdes Duarte
PressReader
Fatty liver disease isn’t just caused by alcohol
By Alexandra Frost
OkDiario
Six natural drinks protect a fatty liver when you take them on an empty stomach, and the order you drink them in matters
The New York Times
RFK Jr. Stirred Vaccine Fears in Pennsylvania Years Before Measles Outbreak
By Teddy Rosenbluth
The Laconia Daily Sun
As measles rise, NH doctors consistent on safety, importance of MMR vaccine
By Olivia Richardson
The Independent
The dire warnings of doctors as RFK Jr’s agenda sees measles surge back
By Julia Musto
Telehealth.org
RFK Jr. Urges MMR Vaccination Amid 2026 Measles Outbreak
The New York Times
Blood Tests to Predict Alzheimer’s Are Causing Confusion and Distress
By Dana G Smith
NeurologyLive
How P-tau217 Could Shift the Timing of Alzheimer Care
UnionLeader.com
What’s next for Alzheimer’s blood tests? Experts predict the future of dementia detection
Technology Networks
Blood Protein Panel Could Improve Alzheimer's Disease Staging
Yahoo
Student, 19, Dies After Taking Drug Used by Millions of Americans
By Roosa Rahkonen
Verywell Health
Is Lymphatic Walking Better Than a Regular Walk? Experts Explain
By Sukhman Rekhi
East Idaho News
Rabid bat found in Custer County; disease fatal if not treated immediately
Idaho News 6
Idaho Humane Society shares rabies reminder after bat tests positive in Ada County
KTVB
Idaho Humane Society reports 15th bat rabies case in Ada County in 2026
By Richard Rodriguez
Metro News Channel Nebraska
Rabies warning after bat tests positive in Cherry County
By Casey Wonnenberg
ScienceAlert
There's One Genetic Variant That Makes The Body Burn Fat Instead of Storing It
By Starre Vartan
Nature
FNIP1 variants are associated with favourable metabolism in 1 million humans
By Jason M Torres, Cristen Willer & Jaime Berumen
Medical Xpress
People carrying a rare gene variant have naturally low body fat, healthier livers and better blood sugar levels
By Sanjukta Mondal
Scientific American
Scientists discover a ‘skinny gene’ mutation that acts like Ozempic
Medical Xpress
Professor becomes his own test subject in longevity study; biological age found to be 15 years younger
Ground Truths | Eric Topol
Why Our Memory Slips After Age 50
By Eric Topol
National Institutes of Health (NIH) | (.gov)
Immune cells cross blood-brain barrier during human aging
By Brandon Levy
Nature
Plasticity of human microglia and brain perivascular macrophages in aging and Alzheimer’s disease
By Vahram Haroutunian, Panos Roussos & Georgios Voloudakis
ScienceDaily
Scientists discover a hidden brain shift that begins around age 50
WIRED
In a Heat Wave, Schizophrenia Is So Much Deadlier Than Any Other Medical Condition
By Hilary Beaumont
EatingWell
6 Best Hydrating Foods for Better Blood Sugar, According to Dietitians
By Lauren Manaker
The Washington Post
Column | 3 minutes of this activity may cut the risk of 13 cancers, study finds
By Gretchen Reynolds
DailyVoice.com
This 3-Minute Daily Habit Could Help Lower Cancer Risk, Study Reveals
By Joe Lombardi
The Independent
Swapping exercise for these common activities increases your cancer risk, experts say
By Jane Kirby
Discover Magazine
Fifteen Minutes of Exercise May Lower Cancer Risk When It Replaces Sleeping or Sedentary Time
By Jack Knudson
GQ
The Peptide People Are Using to Fix Their Sleep
New York Post
Acing a simple one-leg test could cut your risk of dying in half: study
By Mckenzie B. Beard
Everyday Health
These Basic Fitness Tests May Reveal How Long You’ll Live
By Korin Miller
News-Medical
How well you balance and move may say more about longevity than you think
By Priyom Bose
Earth.com
Older adults who stood longest on one leg were more likely to survive the next seven years
New York Post
I mailed my poop for Viome’s $279 gut health test — the report had me flip my entire diet
By Miska Salemann
Ars Technica
Toddler’s tragic death from brain-destroying amoeba offers lessons for doctors
By Beth Mole
The Washington Post
The GI condition you need to know about if you’ve had food poisoning
By Erica Sloan
   

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