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ABC7 Chicago
6-year-old girl bitten by rabid bat in Wisconsin, family says
Channel 3000
Rabid bat bites 6-year-old girl in Shawano County
By Corey Moen
Yahoo
Rabid bat confirmed in Adrian, Lenawee County health officials warn of exposure risks and reporting requirements
WISN
Wisconsin 6-year-old recovering after rabid bat attack
By Mimi Sinotte
Omega-3 supplement study 
ScienceDaily
Millions take omega-3 fish oil for brain health but a new study found no benefit
USA Today
Fish oil supplements no match for Alzheimer's risk, new study finds
By Drew Pittock
inc.com
Think Omega-3 Supplements Can Boost Your Memory? A New Study Suggests Otherwise
By Esther Lian
WZTV
Fish oil, DHA may not help improve your memory or cognition, study finds
Rhode Island Powassan virus diagnosis 
Fox News
Rare tick-borne virus turns deadly fast as US cases reach record high, experts warn
By Khloe Quill
The Washington Post
This rare tick-borne disease is on the rise in the U.S.
By Erica Sloan
Go Local Prov
RIDOH Confirms Case of Rare Tick-Borne Viral Infection (Powassan),…
WJAR
Rhode Island man diagnosed with Powassan disease
Spanish man's suspected brain cancer found to be tapeworm 
Gizmodo
Man’s Suspected Brain Cancer Turns Out to Be Something Much Creepier
By Ed Cara
Fox News
Doctors thought man had brain cancer — they found live tapeworms instead
By Melissa Rudy
NDTV
Doctors Suspected Brain Cancer In Spanish Man With Chronic Headaches. Scans Revealed Otherwise
By Ritu Singh
Ars Technica
Doctors suspected man had brain cancer. He actually had worms.
By Beth Mole
NPR
People are taking allergy and heartburn pills for PMS. Could it work?
By Sarah Boden
Cyclosporiasis cases in Monroe County 
ClickOnDetroit | WDIV Local 4
Cases of Cyclosporiasis confirmed in Monroe County -- here’s what to know
By Samantha Sayles
People.com
A Parasite Found in Contaminated Food Is Spreading Across Michigan as Health Officials Issue Warning
By Angel Saunders
FOX 2 Detroit
Cyclosporiasis cases on the rise in Monroe County, health officials say
CBS News
Health officials investigate cyclosporiasis cases in Monroe County, Michigan
By Dejanay Booth
The New York Times
Could GLP-1 Drugs Help You Live Longer?
By Dana G Smith
inc.com
Can Ozempic Slow Down Aging? Scientists Identify Surprising New Benefits of Weight-Loss Drugs
By Chloe Aiello
Yahoo Health
Could Weight Loss Drugs Also Be Longevity Drugs? Here's What New Research Found
By Joseph Arangio
AOL.com
Weight Loss Drugs May Also Be Longevity Drugs, Researchers Say
By Joseph Arangio
NBC Connecticut
DPH confirms state's second measles case, first in a vaccinated adult
WTNH.com
Connecticut reports second measles case of 2026 in vaccinated adult
By Bailey Wright
Hartford Courant
Second case of measles confirmed in CT
WFSB
Second 2026 Connecticut measles case reported
By Rob Polansky & Matt Mcfarland
NBC News
Shingles vaccine may also offer protection against dementia, studies increasingly show
By Lindsey Leake
vox.com
Four easy ways to live longer
By Jonquilyn Hill
SciTechDaily
Shingles Vaccine Linked to 24% Lower Dementia Risk in Older Adults
By Juan Siliezar
The Times of Israel
A Shot Against Forgetting
professional.heart.org
AHA/ACC/ESC/WHF Expert Consensus Document in Collaboration with HFSA, HFA and JHFS: Second Universal Definition of Heart Failure (2026)
American College of Cardiology
Updated Global Definition of HF Aims to Improve Prevention, Diagnosis and Treatment
citybuzz -
Updated Global Heart Failure Definition Aims to Enhance Early Detection and Personalized Care
www.heart.org
Global experts update heart failure definition to improve prevention, diagnosis and care
Space Daily
In October 2024, a team of Chinese researchers at Peking University reported that a 25-year-old woman who had lived with Type 1 diabetes since childhood stopped needing insulin injections within 75 days of receiving an experimental stem cell transplant ge
The Spokesman-Review
Ask the doctors: Readers respond
Diabetes In Control
Could Stem Cell Therapy Change Type 1 Diabetes Forever? Preparing for the Next Era of Care
KGUN 9
Type one diabetes trial shows promising results in islet cell transplants
By Athena Kehoe
The Advocate
As weight loss drugs like Ozempic spread, Louisiana doctors, researchers help answer big questions
By Haley Miller
Stanford Medicine
GLP-1s 101: What the science says about weight loss, side effects, safety
Medscape
What GLP-1s Are Teaching Us About Compulsive Behavior
By Eric Spitznagel
Houston Chronicle
GLP-1s took drug compounding to a new level. Empower Pharmacy cashed in.
By Julian Gill
Medical Xpress
Emerging mRNA vaccine strategies target cancer and pathogenic viruses in potent new ways
By Delthia Ricks
The Boston Globe
There’s a terrifying uptick in tick-borne illnesses. Hope may finally be on the horizon.
By Emily Spatz & Allyson Chiu
New York Post
Too much screentime for young kids will harm their ability to properly learn later, study reveals
By Allison Lax
The Times
Babies should have no intentional screen time, review says
By Ross Kaniuk
The Guardian
Screen time can damage under-twos’ development, landmark study suggests
By Sally Weale
News-Medical
Early screen time may impact subsequent academic performance and working memory
Misinformation about sunscreen 
dw.com
Fact check: As Europe bakes, does sunscreen help?
By Thomas Sparrow-Botero
The Washington Post
Opinion | We’re dermatologists. Sunscreen isn’t the problem.
Opinion
By Adam Friedman & Misty Eleryan
KCRA
Few sunscreens meet safety standards, new report says
By Sandee LaMotte
Medical Xpress
Q&A: Sunscreen safety and essential skin protection tips
By Meg Dalton
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Lingering distrust, low vaccine rates threaten containment of Lancaster measles outbreak
By Hanna Webster & Jimmy Cloutier
WHYY
Pennsylvania measles outbreak grows to 72 cases among children and adults
By Nicole Leonard
LancasterOnline
Doctors warn of severe adult measles cases as Lancaster County outbreak grows
By Anne Garber & Blaine Shahan
Inquirer.com
Pennsylvania health officials address measles outbreak: ‘We will not slow down until this ... is over.’
Daily Kos
KosAbility: Ticks and TBDs increasing while a new vaccine offers hope for those who will use it
WVIR
Tick-related emergency room visits surge across Virginia
By Gabby Womack
WHYY
How to keep ticks out of your yard — and off of you
By Liz Tung
VTDigger
Lyme disease is on the rise in Vermont. Here’s how to protect yourself and still enjoy the outdoors
By Erin Petenko
KSL News
West Nile virus detected in Davis County mosquitoes
By Kennedy Camarena
Age and cancer surge 
Live Science
Rise in cancer in younger adults may be explained by faster 'biological aging,' early study hints
By Marianne G.
Nature
Biological aging and generational shifts in early-onset cancer risk
By Xiaoyu Zong, Daniel Hong & Yin Cao
Euronews
Younger people are ageing faster biologically, study finds
By Amber Bryce
WashU Medicine
Faster aging in younger generations linked to rise in early-onset cancer
By Julia Evangelou Strait
The Guardian
Can sleep masks give you zits? 12 things you should know about wearing one
By Juno Demelo
EatingWell
Endocrinologists Share 5 Habits to Break for Healthier Blood Sugar
By Roxana Ehsani
ScienceDaily
USC scientists just unlocked an endless supply of cancer-fighting immune cells
Boing Boing
Propranolol doesn't kill public speaking dread — it just stops your body from becoming a shaky mess
By Ellsworth Toohey
BBC
Scotland was the 'murder capital of Europe'. Then it started treating violence like a disease
By Eve Livingston
Space Daily
A Yale study found that how you think about getting older may add 7.5 years to your life, more than exercise and more than not smoking
ScienceDaily
Yale study finds nearly half of older adults improved with age
New York Post
Yale study finds the key to aging well over 65
By Allie Yang
India Today
What's the secret to ageing well after 65? The answer is not exercise or diet
ScienceDaily
Common pesticide linked to more than double the risk of Parkinson’s disease
North Texas Daily
Texas farmers need an alternative to Parkinson’s-linked pesticides
Opinion
The New Lede
Dow insecticide causes Parkinson’s disease, lawsuit alleges
By Carey Gillam
simplywall.st
Dow (DOW) Faces A Parkinsons Lawsuit Over Chlorpyrifos Risk Claims
The Guardian
Tiny Antarctic sea creature could be key to treating melanoma, researchers say
By Richard Luscombe
dailywire.com
Antarctic Sea Creatures May Hold Key To Fighting Deadly Cancer
By Hank Berrien
The Indian Express
Antarctic sea squirt could help unlock a new skin cancer treatment, scientists say
The News International
Scientists discover tiny Antarctic sea creature that could help fight melanoma
New York Post
14-year-old becomes triple amputee following illness that over 32M Americans had last year
By Rachel Sacks
Yahoo
Parasite That Affects Cognition Has Quietly Infected Billions of People
marthastewart.com
8 Effective Ways to Prevent Mosquito Bites, According to Entomologists
By Caroline Lubinsky
The Washington Post
The 5 mosquito-borne diseases you’re most likely to get in the U.S.
By Kathleen Felton
WITN
Pitt County reminds drivers to stay clear of mosquito control trucks
WKEF
Mosquito problems return as experts urge quick steps to protect your summer
New York Post
3 symptoms men blame on low testosterone — but could be other serious health issues
By Allie Yang
Estate Agent Today
Naomi – not in the corner: Hot Flushes, Midlife Crises and Melting in…
mensfitness.co.uk
Low testosterone or just getting older? A doctor explains the key warning signs
Carroll County Mirror-Democrat
Everyday Habits That May Be Contributing to Low Testosterone in Men
The Seattle Times
Your questions answered on vitamin D, food safety and garden produce
By Carrie Dennett
Health: Trusted and Empathetic Health and Wellness Information
6 Things That Can Happen When You Start Eating More Protein
By Julia Ries Wexler
EatingWell
5-Ingredient Avocado & Black Bean Salad
By Andrea Mathis
The New York Times
Drones Used to Fight Mosquitoes as Dengue Fever Surges in Sri Lanka
dailynews.lk
Police crack whip on those harbouring mosquito breeding grounds
ReliefWeb
Sri Lanka National Dengue Control Unit: Weekly Dengue Update, Week 25 (15th – 21th June 2026)
Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka
Fumigation against dengue is ineffective, harms bees and dragonflies: Entomologists
By Pradeep Samarawickrama
The Washington Post
We asked nurses. Here are the at-home medical items they swear by
By Jolie Kerr
USA Today
Is sourdough bread good for you? Here’s what to know.
By Daryl Austin
Coshocton Tribune
Trendy sourdough bread has been baking staples for thousands of years
MSN
I asked 2 nutrition experts if sourdough is actually healthier than other bread, and they both had the same answer
By April Benshosan
Independent Observer
Sourdough business rises with healthy eating trend
EatingWell
Our 20 Best High-Fiber Breakfasts In 15 Minutes or Less
By Lily Menk
inc.com
Want Better Brain Health as You Age? A Surprising New Japanese Study Says Start This 1 Habit, and Never Stop
By Bill Murphy & Bill Murphy Jr.
Women's Health
New study finds your brain can keep improving into your 80s – and these 4 habits make a difference
By Lauren Geall
HuffPost UK
You're Never Too Old To Strengthen Your Brain, Study Suggests
By Amy Glover
Darkhorse Press
New report finds most Americans don’t know how to protect brain health
EatingWell
Fish Oil vs. Cod Liver Oil Supplements: Which Is Better for Heart Health?
By Devinee Lingo
ScienceAlert
The Cells In Your Body Fade With Age, But There May Be a Way to Reverse It
By David Nield
marthastewart.com
What Drinking Oat Milk Every Day Does to Your Body, According to Nutrition Experts
By Bridget Shirvell
ScienceAlert
Rabies Death: Ontario Child Dies in First Locally Acquired Case Since 1967
By Michelle Starr
CBC
2 years ago a boy died of rabies from a bat. Doctors are reminding the public to be aware
By Nicole Ireland
National Post
Ontario boy died after a bat sat on his face. There were no visible bites
By Chris Knight
Outbreak News Today
Canada rabies case follow-up: Boy awakens with bat on face
By Robert Herriman
Medical Xpress
Melatonin can be a safe and effective sleep aid for all ages but improper dosing leads to real harms
ScienceAlert
A Common Supplement Shows a Concerning Link to Heart Failure
By Carly Cassella
UCLA Health
Is melatonin bad for heart health?
Mayo Clinic Press
Melatonin for sleep: Benefits, timing and safety
By Mary Anne Dunkin
New York Post
The low-cal dessert that’s good for your gut health, eases joint pain — and can fight aging
By Rachel Sacks
statnews.com
Moderna co-founder Kenneth Chien on the future of mRNA — and Moderna
By Jason Mast
Jacksonville Journal-Courier
Another B vitamin linked to worse outcomes for cancer
By Karl Hille
Good Housekeeping
Taking Vitamin B12? This Is the Most Important Thing to Remember
By Lisa Mulcahy
ScienceDaily
This common vitamin deficiency can mimic normal aging
The Times of India
Always tired, forgetful or feeling pins and needles? Doctor says these silent symptoms could point to vitamin B12 deficiency
By Aadya Jha
TODAY.com
Want to Absorb More Nutrients? Dietitians Share Top Healthy Food Pairings
By Sarah Jacoby
PsyPost
People with insecure relationship habits tend to have more children, study finds
By Eric Dolan
news8000.com
Some medications can make it harder for your body to handle extreme heat, experts say
The Mirror
Urgent warning for anyone using anti-depressants, insulin or inhalers this summer
By Vita Molyneux
East Lansing Info
Extreme Heat Can Turn Common Medications Into Health Risks, MSU Doctor Warns
By Ayah Imran
FOX6 News Milwaukee
Southeast Wisconsin heat wave brings warning for medication users
By Christina Van Zelst
EatingWell
5 Best Blood Sugar–Friendly Snacks for Your Next Road Trip, According to Dietitians
By Kelsey Kunik
Fox News
America's lifespan has doubled since 1776 — experts reveal what changed
By Melissa Rudy
MindBodyGreen
5 Labs Every Woman 40+ Should Be Getting & Why You Should Ask For Them
By Jennifer Jane Roelands
North Wales Live
'Every woman' needs four health checks at 40 - full list
By Fiona Callingham
NDTV
Don't Normalise The Symptoms: Experts Share Why Women's Health Needs Attention After 40
By Debosmita Ghosh
Daily Express
'I'm a cardiologist - these are the 4 checks every woman should have when they hit 40'
By Fiona Callingham
EatingWell
6 Dietitian-Approved High-Protein Foods That Are Less Than $5 per Serving
By Gillean Barkyoumb
Yahoo Life UK
Dad, 28, Makes Ultimate Birthday Sacrifice to Save His Baby Son’s Life: ‘Felt Like a Ticking Time Bomb’ (Exclusive)
By Toria Sheffield & Nicholas Rice
'Exercise snack' benefits 
San Francisco Chronicle
Can 30 seconds of exercise actually make a difference? Here’s what experts say
By Catherine Ho
The Guardian
Fit with just five minutes’ exercise a day? I don’t believe it | Devi Sridhar
Opinion
By Devi Sridhar
standardmedia.co.ke
Study finds exercise 'snacks' may be just what you need, better than the gym
By Gardy Chacha
theweek.in
Are 1-minute workouts creating a fitness myth? Why they’re not a shortcut to real health
Opinion
Medical Xpress
Reproduction affects health—and so does biological sex
KTLA
California-developed brain implant helps man with ALS communicate
By Lily Dallow
조선일보
Brain-Computer Interface Restores ALS Home Communication
Yahoo
Unable to speak, ALS patient now talks, surfs the web, and works through a brain implant
TAPinto
Bridge Closed: What Hamilton Area Drivers Need to Know
Space Daily
Neuroscientists long believed you are born with all the neurons you will ever have — in 2025, researchers found newly formed neurons in the brains of adults as old as 78, overturning decades of settled thinking
WGRZ
90-year-old woman regains mobility after procedure; doctor explains technique
Pioneer Press
Virus-infected bunnies (‘Frankenstein rabbits’) showing up in St. Paul
By Frederick Melo
KROC-AM
Mutant Rabbits in Rochester? What's Actually Happening to Those Rabbits with Weird Growths
By Carly Ross
Yahoo
‘Frankenstein’ Rabbits With Tentacle-Like Growths Are Appearing Across the US
The Times of India
‘Frankenstein’ rabbits are back: Why these ‘dark’, ‘apocalyptic’ bunnies are appearing across more US states
New York Post
Could ‘humanmaxxing’ be the secret to living longer? Experts weigh in
By Khloe Quill
New York Post
Going through menopause? Vital therapy slashes risk of low bone density by 69%
By Rachel Sacks
Ynetnews
The dark side of supplements: How ‘natural’ pills can harm your liver and kidneys
By Tzur Gueta
The Times of India
Taking vitamin D and calcium every day? Doctors reveal why supplements may not protect bones the way many believe
By Aadya Jha
Medical News Today
Vitamin D, calcium may not be as helpful for strong bones as thought
By Corrie Pelc
ScienceAlert
Popular Bone Supplements May Not Prevent Fractures, Major Review Finds
By Prasad Nishtala
The Globe and Mail
Calcium and vitamin D supplements do little to prevent falls and fractures, study suggests
By Leslie Beck
EatingWell
We Asked Sleep Specialists the Supplement They Actually Recommend for a Better Night’s Sleep
By Amy Brownstein
The Indian Express
Social media’s favourite new ‘sleep hack’: What glycine supplements actually do to your body
Stylist
Struggling to sleep? This magnesium balm is my secret weapon
By Chloe Burcham
OkDiario
Magnesium may help sleep in specific cases, but the timing and expectations matter more than the bedtime shortcut itself
Slate Magazine
There’s an Easy Way to Reduce Summer Party Anxiety for Everyone. And We Already Have the Technology.
By Nadira Goffe
SciTechDaily
Slow Breathing Can Rewire Your Brain and Change the Choices You Make
   

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