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United States faces potential loss of measles elimination status 
The Guardian
‘A tremendous step backwards’: US could lose measles elimination status under RFK Jr’s leadership
By Jessica Glenza
NBC News
America defeated measles in 2000. Vaccine opposition brought it roaring back.
By Erika Edwards, Jason Kane & Joe Murphy
The Washington Post
The U.S. could lose a decades-old public health achievement
By Lena Sun
CNBC
Measles is surging in the U.S. — and outbreaks can cost millions
By Annika Kim Constantino
Iowa Department of Health and Human Services monitors measles cases 
KCCI
Map shows central Iowa locations where you may have been exposed to measles
By Kelby Wingert
Polk County Iowa (.gov)
Measles Case Confirmed in Polk County - Nov. 11, 2026
KCCI
New measles case confirmed in central Iowa; potential exposure locations in Ankeny, Des Moines
The Des Moines Register
Polk County Health Department confirms case of measles in child
By Kyle Werner
Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of the Congo surpass 11,000 
AP News
Ebola tops 11,000 cases in Congo’s deadliest outbreak
NPR
Ebola tops 11,000 cases in Congo's deadliest outbreak
Al Jazeera
Ebola cases in DR Congo pass 11,000, with 5,387 deaths
International Organization for Migration
71 Ebola Cases Detected on DRC Routes as Funding Gap Risks Outbreak Remaining Out of Control, IOM Warns
New obesity definition combines BMI with waist measurements 
Nature
Validation of clinical and preclinical obesity across global cohorts
By An Pan, Eric Ravussin & Tingting Geng
The Guardian
BMI alternative for identifying obesity ‘could prevent misdiagnosis in millions’
By Ian Sample
Reuters
Study suggests not all obesity means ill-health
By Jennifer Rigby
The Times
Work out how healthy you are — and it really isn’t by measuring your BMI
By Peta Bee
The Guardian
Molecular signal in blood helps detect early risk for ovarian cancer, study finds
Nature
Blood-based RNA biomarker for the early detection of ovarian cancer
By Esha Madan, Ronny Drapkin & Ie-Ming Shih
Inside Precision Medicine
Blood-Based RNA Test Detects Precancerous Ovarian Lesions Missed by Conventional Screening
Medical Daily
Experimental blood marker detects a precursor to deadly ovarian cancer—but it is not ready for screening
NBC News
Tracking the drop in U.S. childhood vaccinations: Our methodology
NBC News
What are childhood vaccination rates in your community and schools?
By Jane Weaver, Jiachuan Wu & Joe Murphy
KGW
Data shows growing 'vaccine divide' as measles cases hit 30-year high in Oregon
By Evan Watson
NBC 5 Chicago
The Vaccine Divide: Immunization rates plummet as exemptions rise
By Kate Chappell
New York Post
Some GLP-1 patients suffer hallucinations, other psychotic symptoms after stopping drugs
By Allie Yang
Baylor College of Medicine Blog Network -
VA trial to study effects of GLP-1s for alcohol use disorder among veterans
By Homa Warren
Yahoo Health
GLP-1s May Help With More Than Food Cravings
The Pharmacist
Semaglutide to be tested as treatment for alcohol and opioid addiction
By Jerome Smail
KRON4
Beach closed after 9 kids contract bacterial infection
By Josh Palefsky
FOX 8 News
Measles exposure reported at several locations and events in Lake and Geauga counties
By Daphne Graeter
News 5 Cleveland WEWS
Confirmed case of Measles reported in Geauga and Lake counties, exposure sites noted
Cleveland.com
Measles exposure reported at Berkshire Middle School, other sites in Geauga and Lake counties
By Molly Walsh
Yahoo
Measles exposure reported at 7 locations in Geauga, Lake counties
By Dave DeNatale
Pennsylvania measles cases surpass 1,500 amid outbreak 
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Measles cases grow among pregnant women in Pennsylvania: What to know about risks
NPR
How word of mouth is helping an Amish community's fight against measles
By Maria Godoy
Reuters
Pennsylvania measles cases surpass 1,500, state health department says
WGAL
Doctors say Pennsylvania’s measles resurgence was preventable
By Susan Shapiro
Studies link declining newborn vitamin K shots to infant bleeding 
CNN
An 11-day-old baby couldn’t stop bleeding. For hours, the ER didn’t provide a critical vitamin shot.
Bloomberg
Vitamin K Refusal Puts Babies at Risk. RFK Jr. Isn’t Helping
Opinion
By Lisa Jarvis
The New York Times
Infant Bleeding Surged as Parents Rejected Vitamin K Shots, Studies Find
By Maggie Astor
WHO13.com
Doctors warn parents about risks of declining vitamin K shots for newborns
By Lauren Henry
Medical Xpress
New review of the first oral PCSK9 drug, a needle-free option for high cholesterol
HCPLive
Enlicitide Lowers LDL-C Consistently Across PREVENT CVD Risk Categories
By Christie M. Ballantyne
Pharmacy Times
Oral PCSK9 Inhibitor Enlicitide Sustains LDL-C Reductions
By Luke Halpern & Christie M. Ballantyne
Wisconsin reports infant measles death amidst growing outbreak 
HuffPost
Wisconsin Reports Its First Infant Death Linked To Measles In 36 Years
WPR
Wisconsin health officials advise early measles vaccination for some infants amid outbreak
By Richelle Wilson
CIDRAP
A baby in Wisconsin has died from measles, the 3rd such US death this week
By Sarah Boden
CNN
Wisconsin infant is US’ third measles-related death this week
By Jen Christensen
Nature
Domain-alteration chimeras rewire oncogenic complexes in prostate cancer
By Abhijit Parolia, Weiguo Xiang & Xuhong Cao
SciTechDaily
Scientists Discover a Hidden Weakness in Prostate Cancer That Could Transform Treatment
Bioengineer.org
Domain-Alteration Chimera Strategy Suppresses Prostate Tumor Growth in Preclinical Tests
Medical Xpress
Molecular brace traps two cancer-driving proteins to suppress prostate cancer growth in preclinical tests
Phys.org
Study finds links between bacteria in wastewater and chronic disease
Medscape
What Can Wastewater-Based Epidemiology Tell Us?
By Bethany F Hodge
FOX 5 New York
COVID-era testing method could help identify obesity, asthma, other health conditions
By Nick Viviani
CASRAI
WastewaterSCAN: Surveillance & Lab Methods
The New York Times
Subtle Changes in Speech May Help Predict Dementia Risk
By Pam Belluck
WCAX
Newport’s hospital prepares for possible measles patients
By Lizzie Jensen
WCAX
Vermont confirms Orleans County measles cases
VTDigger
Measles cases found in Orleans County, health officials warn
By Olivia Gieger
Vermont Public
Vermont health officials confirm measles cases in Orleans County
By Lola Duffort
The Guardian
It’s not too late to get it: what to know about getting the flu vaccine this year
By Adrienne Matei
Hutch Post
Reno County Health Department urges residents to get flu shots as influenza cases emerge
SoMdNews.com
MedStar Health encourages patients to receive flu vaccine
Richmond Observer
Gathering for Thanksgiving? Help Keep Flu Off the Guest List
Report: Teenagers take cancer drugs to get taller 
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Video Disturbing 'heightmaxxing' trend among boys, Rolling Stone reports
Rolling Stone
The Teenagers Taking a Cancer Drug to Get Taller
By Jeff Ihaza
KRON4
What is ‘heightmaxxing?’ Viral TikTok trend sees teens taking cancer drugs to get taller
By Alex Baker
NBC Palm Springs
Teen Boys Turn to Cancer Drugs in Height-Maxing Trend
One person dies following E. coli outbreak in San Luis Obispo 
KTLA
Death reported from E. coli outbreak tied to California pumpkin farm
By Jocelyn Fiset
Los Angeles Times
One dead in E. coli outbreak linked to California pumpkin farm
By Suhauna Hussain
San Luis Obispo Tribune
One person dies in SLO County E. coli outbreak, Public Health says
By Kaytlyn Leslie & Hannah Poukish
Food Safety News
One death reported in relation to pumpkin patch outbreak in California
NBC News
She’s delivered 2,000 babies. The measles outbreak changed her mind about vaccines.
By Erika Edwards
LancasterOnline
Vaccination myths still abound in Lancaster County, despite immunization progress by healthcare workers
By Anne Garber & Blaine Shahan
WGN Radio 720
Dr. Michael Bauer: Public has misplaced fear of measles vaccine
By Pete Zimmerman
Nurse.org
It’s Your Choice: What the Experts Want You to Know About Vaccines
By Mark Pappadakis
Nature
Epigenetic heterogeneity in breast tumours informs diagnosis and prognosis
By Tamar Geiger, Maya Dadiani & Andrew Paul Feinberg
The Times of Israel
Israeli blood test detects early breast cancer with 95% accuracy
By Diana Bletter
GenomeWeb
Blood Nucleosome Epigenetic Signature May Improve Breast Cancer Diagnosis, Prognosis
Vietnam.vn
Blood tests help detect breast cancer early and predict the risk of recurrence.
The Economist
The blood-brain barrier may contribute to cognitive function
ScienceAlert
Study Rewrites The Rules of The Blood-Brain Barrier, Including Proteins That May Be Involved in Alzheimer's
By Jess Cockerill
Medical Xpress
First atlas tracks proteins that cross the blood-brain barrier
By Robert Egan
JournalArta
New Culprit in Early Alzheimer’s: Blood–Brain Barrier Study
Nature
Suppression of epithelial proliferation and tumorigenesis by IgA
By Sergei I Grivennikov, Kıvanç Birsoy & Gregory P. Donaldson
CNN
‘Smartphone pinkie’ and other signs you may be using your phone too much
By Antoinette Radford
Shaw Local
How Technology Usage Impacts Neck and Back Pain
Korea Biomedical Review
Too much screen time? Doctor warns of chronic neck, shoulder and wrist pain
The Telegraph
The new high-carb diet that can reverse type 2 diabetes
By Ella Nunn
CNN
Can diet and exercise reverse type 2 diabetes? What a new study found
By Katia Hetter
Medscape
Using Lifestyle Medicine to Pursue Remission in T2D
By Prasanthi Tondapu
Demócrata
A surgeon emphasizes that obesity surgery improves type 2 diabetes beyond weight loss
CBS News
Women experience migraines more than men. Here's a specialist's guide to managing the pain.
By Norah O'Donnell
WZTV
Mysterious tick disease affecting a new Tennessean every day
By Dennis Ferrier
Analysis evaluates long-term use of different antidepressants 
The New York Times
New Research Compares Long-Term Relief From 21 Antidepressants
By Christina Caron
Medical Xpress
Study identifies antidepressants that get patients well and keep them well
BBC
Antidepressant escitalopram more effective at preventing relapse, analysis finds
By Michelle Roberts
The Conversation
Some antidepressants may work better than others long term – new study
Study evaluates safety of stopping statins in older patients 
Fox News
Common heart pill under scrutiny for older patients as study weighs risks of stopping
By Melissa Rudy
Medscape
Statins Work in Older Adults, Statistics Be Damned: The STREAM Trial
By John M. Mandrola
American College of Cardiology
STREAM, eZ-PAVE Add New Insights Into Statin Therapy Treatment
www.heart.org
Discontinuing statins generally safe for older adults without heart disease
9News
Eating less protein may slow biological aging and improve metabolic health, study suggests
Peter Attia MD
Less protein, longer life?
By Peter Attia
Science Daily
Eating less protein could slow aging, review of 350 studies finds
People.com
Eating Less Protein May Slow Aging, Researchers Find
By Vanessa Etienne
The New York Times
My Wife Is Leaving the Divorce Details to Me. Can I Look Out for Myself?
By Kwame Anthony Appiah
Futurism
Energy Drinks Loaded With Bizarre Chemicals Are Causing Heart Attacks in Healthy Young People
Science Daily
Energy drinks linked to 11 times more reports of cardiac arrest
AL.com
Energy drinks linked to heart attacks, cardiac arrest in young adults, per study
By Mark Heim
Medical News Today
FDA reports raise concerns about energy drinks and heart problems in young adults
By Peter Morales-brown
Study links two forever chemicals to aggressive breast cancer risk 
Fox News
Aggressive cancer type linked to common chemical exposure in new study
By Angelica Stabile
National Institutes of Health (NIH) | (.gov)
Two ‘forever chemicals’ associated with higher risk of aggressive breast cancer in NIH analysis
KTLA
Common ‘forever chemicals’ linked to aggressive breast cancer in new study
MedPage Today
'Forever Chemicals' Linked to Aggressive Breast Cancers
By Mike Bassett
Nature
Some people are resistant to dementia — here’s what their genes can teach us
By Alison Abbott
News-Medical
Regular coffee consumption alters gut bacteria and digestive physiology
Sci.News
Coffee Drinkers’ Gut Looks Different, Danish Study Finds
TheCoolist
John Cryan, neuroscientist: “Coffee, whether caffeinated or decaffeinated, can influence health in distinct but complementary ways”
By Diego Villena
The Independent
Your daily cup of coffee could have long-term impact on gut health, study finds
By Julia Musto
Nature
Evolutionary dynamics in the years preceding acute myeloid leukaemia
By Jamie R Blundell, Aristi Damaskou & Caroline J Watson
Medical Xpress
'Fossil record' in stored blood samples lets scientists trace leukemia back decades before diagnosis
Bioengineer.org
First Acute Myeloid Leukemia Mutations Emerge Decades Before Clinical Diagnosis
New York Post
The ‘dessert flip’ can help you eat healthier — while still getting a sweet treat
By Allie Yang
New York reports first measles death in over 30 years 
The New York Times
When Measles Came to an Amish Community, Many Suffered and One Died
By Joseph Goldstein & David Andreatta
The Guardian
The vaccine limbo in the US is worsening the measles outbreak
By Melody Schreiber
Scientific American
Cats fart. Freezers get hacked. Measles is resurging. Let’s get into it
By Rachel Feltman, Fonda Mwangi & Jackie Flynn Mogensen
The Lufkin Daily News
FILE PHOTO: Measles scare in New York
By Shannon Stapleton
ClickOnDetroit | WDIV Local 4
10 Corewell Health Beaumont Troy Hospital employees recovering from scabies
By Samantha Sayles
The Independent
Chemotherapy to treat breast cancer may accelerate biological aging
By Julia Musto
WDBJ7
HOMETOWN HEALTH: Chemotherapy linked to biological aging in breast cancer patients, studies show
By Amir Massenburg
UA.NEWS
Model estimates loss of 9.4 years of life with the most cytotoxic regimens — News-Medical
Technology Networks
Breast Cancer Chemotherapy Linked to Faster Biological Aging
EatingWell
4 Early Cancer Symptoms Doctors Say You Shouldn’t Ignore
By Beth Krietsch
41NBC News
Atrium Health doctor discusses lung cancer symptoms, screening and early detection
By Monica Diaz-Meek
Kantesti - AI Blood Test Analyzer
Lung Cancer Symptoms: Cough Changes and When to Act
KALB | News Channel 5
Health Alert: Warning signs of lung cancer
By Carmen Taffi
Gothamist
Study links ADHD to NYC’s deadly subway surfing trend
By Stephen Nessen & Ramsey Khalifeh
Women's Health
New Research Suggests This Common Supplement May Be the Key to Healthier Knees and Joints
By Korin Miller
Nautilus | Science Connected
Could a Fiber Supplement Help Chronic Knee Pain?
Futura, le média qui explore le monde
Six weeks of a daily fiber found in chicory root eased knee arthritis pain and improved grip strength in a trial of 117 adults. Here's how
헬스조선
Inulin-Rich Jerusalem Artichoke May Help Ease Knee Osteoarthritis Pain and Support Blood Sugar Control
Fox News
6-minute daily habit could help Ozempic users preserve muscle, expert says
By Melissa Rudy
Medical Xpress
Resistance training key to maintaining muscle function during GLP-1 weight loss, study shows
By Lisa Lock & Robert Egan
NewsNation
You lost weight on a GLP-1, but are you really healthy?
PR Newswire
Medical Weight Loss Explained by Medical Weight Loss Expert Susan Stivalo in HelloNation Article on Medications and How They Work
NPR
An ‘Ozempic baby boom’? The GLP-1 pregnancy plot twist : Short Wave
By Elana Gordon
WLWT
GLP-1s and pregnancy: Medical experts talk how medications impact fertility
News-Medical
Could Ozempic and Wegovy affect unborn babies?
Diabetes Research & Wellness Foundation
Reassuring signs for diabetes and weight loss drug use around pregnancy
Science Daily
Scientists find deadly virus DNA hidden in 1,000-year-old manuscripts
Nature
UNC13A splice correction rescues synaptic dysfunction induced by TDP-43 loss
By Pietro Fratta, Noa Lipstein & Alexander J Cammack
Medical Xpress
Human neurons regain communication in motor neuron disease lab models
Technology Networks
Patient-Derived Neuron Models Support Development of MND Therapy
Mirage News
Potential MND Therapy Restores Neuron Communication in Lab
Phys.org
Purple bacteria turn COâ‚‚ and other industrial waste products into valuable supplement ingredients
Irish study finds no water fluoridation link to cognitive decline 
ScienceAlert
Study Reveals What a Lifetime of Exposure to Fluoride in Drinking Water Does to Cognition
By Peter Dockrill
Neuroscience News
Water Fluoridation Does Not Impair Brain Function
UA.NEWS
Ireland finds no link between fluoridated water and poorer cognitive function — ScienceAlert
EurekAlert!
Trinity research shows no link between water fluoridation and cognitive decline in older Irish adults
Flu cases rise earlier than usual across the United States 
USA Today
The flu strain driving this season's unusually early spread
By Mary Walrath
NBC News
Does an early flu season mean a bad flu season?
By Akshay Syal & Patrick Martin
KOAT
Flu season starts early on the West Coast with H1N1 cases dominating
By Barry Ramo
Becker's Hospital Review
Flu’s early surge sends ED visits up 42% in 1 week: 6 notes for clinical leaders
By Ella Jeffries
News-Medical
New mRNA therapy reawakens heart muscle cells to repair damage
Study links bedroom air purifiers to stabilized blood sugar 
The Washington Post
New study suggests bedroom air purifier may support healthy blood sugar
By Erica Sloan
NYU Langone Health
Cleaner Bedroom Air May Help Manage Blood Sugar in Prediabetes
Newser
Possible Key for Prediabetics: Bedroom Air Purifier
By Polly Davis Doig
New York Post
An unexpected bedroom tool could help stabilize blood sugar: study
By Allie Yang
Yahoo Health
Popular GLP-1 weight loss drugs linked to potential effects on brain health
By Daniella Gray
News-Medical
Obesity drugs may help protect memory and cognitive abilities
Washington Times
Doctors shun ‘miracle drug’ label for GLP-1s amid emerging health claims about weight-loss drugs
By Sean M Salai
Futura, le média qui explore le monde
Drugs like Ozempic may also act on the brain. Scientists now want to know whether they can protect memory, after two Alzheimer’s trials came up empty
Gizmodo
An Experimental Electric Comb May Stave Off Baldness
By Ed Le Cara
Medical Xpress
Could this experimental electric comb be a cure for baldness?
New Atlas
Electric comb could give thinning hair a chance to bounce back
By Mike McRae
ZME Science
Electric Comb Regrows Nearly All Lost Hair in Balding Mice in Just 30 Days
By Rupendra Brahambhatt
Fox News
Men and women who smoke marijuana may experience different effects, study suggests
The New York Times
Her Death From Dengue May Signal That the Disease Is Here to Stay
By Anemona Hartocollis
WPLG Local 10
Florida ground zero for dengue in US; here’s the area driving the outbreak
By Christina Boomer Vazquez
CTV News
Florida’s dengue outbreak is now the largest in a U.S. state in decades
WESH
Florida health officials warn of mosquitoes, bacteria after floodwaters recede
By Meghan Moriarty
Science Daily
Why heart attacks can still happen even when bad cholesterol is low
Bioengineer.org
Atherogenic Particle Exposure Drives Premature Coronary Disease Beyond Standard Cholesterol Measures
Yahoo Health
One Test Your Doctor Might Be Missing Could Reveal a Hidden Heart Risk
By Joseph Arangio
Dr. Axe
Hidden Heart Risk Found in Adults With Normal Cholesterol Levels
Yahoo Lifestyle Canada
Irritable Male Syndrome Is Real — And It Might Be To Blame For Your Relationship Struggles
By Jillian Wilson
The New York Times
Can Creatine Supplements Make Your Brain Stronger?
By Dana G Smith
Blavity News
Does Creatine Work Without Exercise? Researchers Explore Its Muscle-Building Benefits
EatingWell
What Happens to Your Heart When You Take Creatine
By Roxana Ehsani
The Well News
Study Examines Creatine’s Effects on Strength and Lean Tissue in Midlife
ScienceAlert
Tattoos Affect Your Immune System in Ways Scientists Are Only Beginning to Understand
By Jess Cockerill
UT MD Anderson
Do tattoos cause cancer? A dermatologist explains the risks
By Fiorinda F Muhaj
Futura, le média qui explore le monde
Tattoos bigger than the palm of a hand: in a study of Danish twins, lymphoma was nearly three times as common
Yahoo Life UK
Prevent Skin Cancer: What to Know Before Getting a Tattoo
CIDRAP
New study links COVID to fewer long-term health problems
By Laine Bergeson
CIDRAP
New study links COVID to fewer long-term health problems than previously thought
By Laine Bergeson
Live Science
Long COVID subtype linked to slower return to health in new study
By Rj Mackenzie
Nature World News
Lost Smell and Taste Improve Far More Often Than Multisystem Long COVID, Three-Year NIH-Funded Study Shows
Science Daily
Cancer-fighting chewing gum slashes HPV levels by up to 93%
Fox News
Popular cooking methods may destroy key health benefits of broccoli, experts warn
By Deirdre Bardolf
EatingWell
16 High-Protein Vegetarian Breakfasts That Aren’t Eggs
The Washington Post
5 medications that can cause bone thinning — and what to do if you’re on one
By Beth Krietsch
Scripps News
Patients scramble to reverse surgeries after learning rabies killed their tissue donor
By Lori Jane Gliha & Brittany Freeman
The Telegraph
Strong immune system can prevent prostate cancer, Oxford study finds
Medical Xpress
Immune proteins offer new clues to how prostate cancer could be prevented
By Lisa Lock & Robert Egan
Nature
Prospective and genetic analyses implicate lower immunosurveillance in the aetiology of prostate cancer
By Joshua R Atkins, Mahboubeh Parsaeian & Christopher A. Haiman
Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
Signs the immune system could help prevent prostate cancer
By Tim Gunn
Science Daily
Stronger flu shot linked to nearly 55% lower Alzheimer's risk
The Washington Post
What to do if you, or someone around you, might be having a heart attack
By Margaret Hetherman
Hometown News Brevard
Don’t mistake a heart attack for heartburn
WPXI
Heartburn or heart attack? Doctor, patient warn of subtle signs you may need emergency care
By Liz Kilmer
The Hans India
Silent heart disease can strike without warning
   

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