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CNBC

Healthy Returns: What to know about RFK Jr.'s five new vaccine panel members

6 hours ago

By Annika Kim Constantino & Ashley Capoot

vox.com

RFK Jr.’s biggest disruption yet to vaccine policy is coming

1 hour ago

By Dylan Scott

The Hill

CDC vaccine panel vote has lawmakers, former staff on edge

23 minutes ago

By Joseph Choi & Nathaniel Weixel

HHS.gov

HHS, CDC Announce New ACIP Members

2 days ago

Los Angeles Times

California, West Coast states roll out their own vaccine guidance amid clash with CDC

38 minutes ago

By Melody Gutierrez

The New York Times

Western States Issue Their Own Vaccine Recommendations to Counter Kennedy

4 hours ago

By Emily Baumgaertner

ABC7 Los Angeles

California and other West Coast states break from CDC, issue independent vaccine guidelines ahead of winter season

16 minutes ago

By Denise Dador

Politico

California breaks from Trump and RFK Jr. over vaccines

4 hours ago

By Rachel Bluth

The New York Times

Republican Senator Casts Doubt on Kennedy’s Vaccine Advisers

10 minutes ago

By Megan Mineiro

NPR

Kennedy's vaccine panel expected to recommend delaying hepatitis B shot in children

Yesterday

By Jackie Fortier

CNN

RFK Jr.’s vaccine panel expected to recommend delaying hepatitis B shot for newborns

Yesterday

By Jackie Fortier

Reuters

Cassidy warns of possible changes to US childhood vaccine schedule

5 hours ago

By Bo Erickson & Franklin Paul

statnews.com

Major health insurer group says members will continue to cover vaccines, a step that may ease anxiety over access

9 hours ago

By Tara Bannow

USA Today

Despite RFK's vaccine turmoil, your COVID shot will be covered by insurance

2 hours ago

By Ken Alltucker

WHYY

Gov. Meyer’s order lets virtually all Delawareans get updated COVID-19 vaccine

2 days ago

By Cris Barrish

Delaware Public Media

Sen. Blunt Rochester and Senate subcommittee take a closer look at federal vaccine policies

6 days ago

By Joe Irizarry

Daily Mail

Deadly new condition is in the US to STAY, experts say: Here's how to spot symptoms early

Yesterday

By Emily Joshu

CNN

‘Kissing bug’ disease is here to stay in the US, experts say. Here’s why it’s spreading

Yesterday

By Jen Christensen

The New York Times

What To Know About the ‘Kissing Bug’ Disease: Symptoms, Risks and More

2 days ago

By Simar Bajaj

National Geographic

What is Chagas? The deadly ‘kissing bug’ disease is now endemic in the U.S., experts say

Yesterday

By Domonique Tolliver

Nature

Controversial New Alzheimer’s Drugs Offer Hope—But at a High Cost

8 hours ago

By Liz Seegert

Scientific American

See How Alzheimer's Disease Works—And How the Newest Treatments Fight It

Yesterday

Psychology Today

New insights on how to prevent and diagnose dementia

7 hours ago

By Clara Doran

New Scientist

The science and technology transforming life with dementia

6 days ago

NPR

Vitamin B3 can help protect against skin cancer. Here's who may benefit

2 hours ago

By Allison Aubrey

VUMC News

Study reveals efficacy of nicotinamide for skin cancer prevention

7 hours ago

By Tom Wilemon

Newsweek

Vitamin Supplement Linked to Reduced Risk of Skin Cancer

1 hour ago

By Hannah Millington

MedPage Today

Vitamin B3 Notches a Win for Skin Cancer Prevention

8 hours ago

By Charles Bankhead

Times of India

Not just clogged arteries: Mayo Clinic study reveals hidden causes of heart attacks in younger women

19 hours ago

Mayo Clinic News Network

Mayo Clinic study reveals hidden causes of heart attacks in younger adults, especially women

2 days ago

By Terri Malloy

statnews.com

Another way heart attacks differ for men and women

Yesterday

By Theresa Gaffney

MedPage Today

Heart Attacks in Younger Women More Often Not an Issue of Atherosclerosis

2 days ago

By Nicole Lou

Verywell Health

What You Need to Know About Getting a Flu Shot This Fall

Yesterday

By Claire Bugos

WHSV

JMU Health Expert shares guidance ahead of Flu Season

19 hours ago

The Independent

Why Americans should wait to get flu shots until October, according to experts

2 days ago

By Julia Musto

WSAZ

Marshall’s School of Pharmacy to host vaccine clinics

Yesterday

By Grace Koennecke

NOLA.com

‘Flesh-eating’ Vibrio kills fifth Louisiana resident, health officials warn

6 hours ago

By Emily Woodruff

National Geographic

Flesh-eating bacteria are becoming more pervasive—here’s why

2 days ago

By Sara Novak

News4JAX

‘Definitely painful’: Jacksonville man believes he was infected with flesh-eating bacteria while cutting grass

Yesterday

By Scott Johnson

The Independent

Mom nearly died after catching flesh-eating bacteria on the beach

6 days ago

By Erin Keller

The Guardian

New AI tool can predict a person’s risk of more than 1,000 diseases, say experts

3 hours ago

By Andrew Gregory

Nature

Learning the natural history of human disease with generative transformers

7 hours ago

By Artem Shmatko, Moritz Gerstung & Søren Brunak

BBC

AI can forecast your future health – just like the weather

7 hours ago

By James Gallagher

The Economist

A new AI model can forecast a person’s risk of diseases across their life

5 hours ago

Oregon Public Broadcasting - OPB

A rural Oregon town lost its maternity ward. As Trump’s Medicaid cuts loom, other hospitals may be next

10 hours ago

By Danielle Dawson

KFF Health News

An HIV Outbreak in Maine Shows the Risk of Trump’s Crackdown on Homelessness and Drug Use

Yesterday

By Aneri C Pattani

Nature

How billions of hacked mosquitoes and a vaccine could beat the deadly dengue virus

Yesterday

By Lucila Pinto

Neuroscience News

Lifestyle Changes Show Power to Prevent Alzheimer’s

Yesterday

EurekAlert!

FAU researchers show adopting healthy habits can improve cognitive decline

Yesterday

Scientific American

Diet and Exercise Might Slow Alzheimer’s—But Is That Just False Hope?

Yesterday

By Sara Harrison

ABC7 Chicago

Exercises to support cognitive health

53 minutes ago

Good News Network

Tooth Is Implanted in 34-year-old’s Eye to Restore His Vision After Two Decades

Yesterday

CNN

Rare ‘tooth-in-eye’ surgery restores man’s vision after two decades

2 days ago

By Asuka Koda

TODAY.com

Tooth-In-Eye Surgery Restores Vision In Blind Man With Damaged Cornea

6 days ago

NDTV

Blind For Two Decades, Canadian Man Sees Again After Tooth Implant Surgery

3 days ago

Boston.com

Golden retriever puppies with potentially deadly virus found abandoned in Boston

10 hours ago

By Madison Lucchesi

The Boston Globe

Authorities rescue puppies with deadly parvovirus in Dorchester, urge people to vaccinate their dogs

Yesterday

By Truman Dickerson

CBS News

Boston dog owners warned after golden retriever puppies were found sick with Parvovirus

Yesterday

MassLive

MSPCA warns of ‘potentially deadly’ virus after sick puppies found in Boston

Yesterday

By Susannah Sudborough

TribLIVE.com

Highmark study: Surgery beats drugs like Ozempic for those looking to lose weight

8 hours ago

By Jack Troy

Healio

Bariatric surgery ‘provides added, durable benefits’ beyond GLP-1s

7 hours ago

By Andrew Rhoades

Nature

Macrovascular and microvascular outcomes of metabolic surgery versus GLP-1 receptor agonists in patients with diabetes and obesity

Yesterday

By Hamlet Gasoyan, Ali Aminian & Rishi P Singh

Medical Xpress

Weight-loss surgery bests medical weight management for obesity-related risk mitigation

3 hours ago

By Lori Solomon

SciTechDaily

This Special Diet May Slow Brain Aging, Harvard Study Reveals

Yesterday

Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

Green-Mediterranean diet may slow brain aging

6 days ago

The Jerusalem Post

Ben-Gurion University finds green diet slows brain aging

2 days ago

Genetic Literacy Project

Mediterranean diet may offset much of the genetic risk of Alzheimer’s

18 hours ago

CIDRAP

Researchers introduce tool featuring timely county-level US measles data, maps

Yesterday

By Mary Van Beusekom

Pharmacy Times

Falling Vaccination Rates Threaten Herd Immunity: The Role of Pharmacists in Preventing Measles Outbreaks

8 days ago

By Spreeha Choudhury

WBAL-TV

Doctors emphasize importance of measles vaccine amid Maryland cases

5 days ago

By Mindy Basara

FourStatesHomepage.com

Measles cases surge in Missouri, raising health concerns

2 days ago

By Gretchen Bolander

Chicago Tribune

Cook County confirms second suburban measles case of the year, in 4-year-old child

22 hours ago

By Lisa Schencker

NBC 5 Chicago

Cook County confirms new measles case in 4-year-old suburban Chicago child

11 hours ago

ABC7 Chicago

Measles case confirmed in Cook County, Illinois; officials say child traveled through O'Hare

Yesterday

Cook County Department of Public Health

Cook County Confirms Measles Case

Yesterday

Study Finds

Circumcision In Decline: Why Fewer U.S. Parents Are Heeding Recommendation By Doctors

19 hours ago

FOX 13 News Utah

Utah researchers find decreased risk of skin cancer in those with tattoos

5 hours ago

Medical Xpress

Study finds melanoma less common in individuals with several tattoos

3 hours ago

By Stephanie Baum

TwistedSifter

New Study Shows That Tattoos Cause A Dramatic Increase In The Risk Of Getting Skin Cancer

6 hours ago

yahoo.com

'Kissing bugs' enter our Florida homes, suck our blood as we sleep. What to know

2 days ago

By Cheryl Mccloud

NPR

A surprising new treatment for rheumatoid arthritis

Yesterday

By Jon Hamilton

National Institutes of Health (NIH) | (.gov)

NIH launches landmark project on whole-person health and function

9 hours ago

The Washington Post

We asked dietitians for healthy high-protein meals. Here’s their list.

7 hours ago

By Anahad O'Connor

Republic World

5 Protein-Rich Foods For Those On A Plant-Based Diet

6 days ago

By Nimakshi Chanotra

OkDiario

Heart surgeon shares 6 favorite high-protein foods—no meat required - Metabolic

6 days ago

AOL.com

Gum disease and the Mediterranean diet are connected to inflammation. Here’s how

2 days ago

By Sandee LaMotte

CNN

Mediterranean diet lowers gum inflammation linked to disease risk, study finds

2 days ago

By Sandee LaMotte

New Atlas

Want healthier gums? Eating this way could help, says new study

2 days ago

By Michael Franco

The Independent

Link found between Mediterranean diet and gum health

2 days ago

By Rebecca Whittaker

Bored Panda

“They Weren’t Real Burgers”: Woman Goes Into Anaphylactic Shock After BIL Lies About The Food

18 hours ago

By Rokas Laurinavicius & Jonas Zvilius

DogTime

Golden Retriever Loves Cat So Much It Worries Owner in Funny Video

9 hours ago

By Zahrah Patel

CIDRAP

Studies show mostly poor long-COVID protection for Paxlovid

Yesterday

By Stephanie Soucheray

Chemical & Engineering News

NIH plans to test GLP-1s, other drugs for long COVID

6 days ago

By Rowan Walrath

The Sick Times

RECOVER-TLC announces new Long COVID clinical trials, receives mixed reactions from patient community

8 days ago

By Betsy Ladyzhets

The Sick Times

Live blog: RECOVER-TLC workshop on new Long COVID clinical trials

8 days ago

The Cut

Your Prenatal Vitamin Might Be Missing an Essential Ingredient

9 hours ago

By Erica Schwiegershausen

TODAY.com

Teen's First Sign of Vaginal Cancer Dismissed By Doctor as Stress

Yesterday

By Meghan Holohan

Hindustan Times

Gastroenterologist shares 6 early colon cancer symptoms you should never ignore: 'If you're 45 or older…' | Health

11 hours ago

By Akanksha Agnihotri

Times of India

Colon cancer rising in young adults: 7 foods to avoid (and what to swap them with)

23 hours ago

CBS News

With colon cancer rates skewing younger, doctor and patient urge everyone to be proactive

Yesterday

By Edie Kasten & Dana Kozlov

Boston 25 News

Local woman raising awareness about colon cancer

19 hours ago

The Conversation

‘Fat but fit’: what the latest study reveals

11 hours ago

Daily Mail

New study finds being TOO THIN is worse for your health than being overweight: Possible to be 'fat but fit'

2 days ago

By Elen Johnston

VICE

Scientists Say Being Too Skinny Might Kill You Quicker Than Obesity

10 hours ago

By Luis Prada

SportsChosun

Is skinny body more dangerous than being overweight and mildly obese? ...The death rate is up to 2.7 times higher

Yesterday

Medical Xpress

New study sheds light on how exercise helps lose weight

Yesterday

By Graciela Gutierrez

Nature

Lac-Phe induces hypophagia by inhibiting AgRP neurons in mice

Yesterday

By Hailan Liu, Mengjie Wang & Yang He

New Atlas

Hunger-blocking exercise molecule drives weight loss without workouts

8 hours ago

By Bronwyn Thompson

Bioengineer.org

New Study Reveals the Science Behind Exercise and Weight Loss

Yesterday

MLive.com

Michigan nurse dies of tuberculosis 8 years after treating infected patient

8 hours ago

Times of India

Man sets a new record: Virus inside one patient mutated like Omicron during 2-year COVID infection

11 hours ago

ScienceAlert

Man's COVID Infection Lasted 2 Years, Setting a New Record

2 days ago

By Tessa Koumoundouros

VICE

This Man Had COVID for Over 2 Years—a World Record

Yesterday

By Luis Prada

India TV News

Longest known COVID-19 case: Man with HIV carries the infection for over 2 years

7 hours ago

Multiple Sclerosis News Today

Diets improve health markers in MS, but don’t affect brain lesions

Yesterday

By Michela Luciano

AOL.com

Eating one type of nut daily could lower 'bad' cholesterol, improve heart health, study finds

Yesterday

By Deirdre Bardolf

Study Finds

Fatty Foods Can Scramble Your Memory Just Days Later

9 hours ago

Medical Xpress

Junk food diet can quickly disrupt memory circuits in the brain, study finds

6 days ago

SciTechDaily

Just 4 Days of Junk Food Can Rewire Your Brain’s Memory Center

2 days ago

Discover Magazine

A Few Days of Fatty Foods Can Disrupt Your Memory, Causing Cognitive Impairment

2 days ago

By Sam Walters

The Seattle Times

Researchers testing whether two common generic medications could help kill dormant cancer cells

10 hours ago

By Sarah Gantz

ScienceAlert

Breast Cancer Often Returns – But We May Have a New Way to Stop It

22 hours ago

By David Nield

SciTechDaily

Scientists Find a Way to Stop Breast Cancer From Coming Back

8 days ago

Inquirer.com

Penn researchers are testing whether two common generic medications could help kill dormant cancer cells

6 days ago

By Sarah Gantz

Times of India

Nearly half of US adults have high blood pressure, says American Heart Association: How to lower it natur

Yesterday

WKRC

New blood pressure guidelines aim to reduce health risks

2 hours ago

By Liz Bonis

News-Medical

Target: BP™ initiative works relentlessly to help people with hypertension

2 days ago

MSN

Have high blood pressure? Here’s how to lower your risk of heart attack and stroke

3 days ago

By Gabriela Galvin

Gizmodo

Farsighted? These Eye Drops Could Eventually Replace Your Reading Glasses

Yesterday

By Margherita Bassi

The Guardian

Eye drops could replace glasses or surgery for longsightedness, study says

3 days ago

By Andrew Gregory

Fast Company

Doctors say the answer to reading glasses may already be in a bottle

2 days ago

By Sarah Bregel

The Independent

Scientists find easy alternative to glasses for people with common eye condition

2 days ago

By Storm Newton

AL.com

How faith swayed my prostate cancer treatment decision

7 hours ago

By Roy S. Johnson

Fortune

The 9 Best Pre-Workout Supplements of 2025: Athlete and Expert Approved

22 hours ago

Neuroscience News

Oxytocin Fuels Reciprocity and Empathy

Yesterday

The Telegraph

Nine surprising high-fibre foods to add to your diet

12 hours ago

By Ceri Roberts

The Mediterranean Dish

High Fiber Recipes You'll Make on Repeat

Yesterday

By Devin Fuller

London Evening Standard

Is TikTok’s fibremaxxing trend doing more harm than good?

16 hours ago

By Louise Pyne

Action News 5

Best Life: Fibermaxxing 101 and the importance of fiber in your diet

9 hours ago

The Conversation

Beta blockers: why are celebrities name-checking this drug?

Yesterday

By Dipa Kamdar

Medical Xpress

Celebrities use this common heart medication to calm anxiety. Should you try propranolol?

Yesterday

Yahoo News New Zealand

The pill that people are taking for everything from red carpet awards to first dates

7 hours ago

The Washington Post

What happens to your hair if you shave, cut or pluck it

Yesterday

By Lindsey Bever

The Ringer

If GLP-1 Drugs Are Good for Everything, Should We All Be on Them?

Yesterday

By Derek Thompson

Nature

Glucagon-like Peptide-1 receptor agonists as emerging therapeutics in bipolar disorder: a narrative review of preclinical and clinical evidence | Molecular Psychiatry

5 days ago

By Hartej Gill, Roger S. McIntyre & Joshua D Rosenblat

Psychiatric Times

A Better Understanding of GLP-1s: In Conversation With Roger S. McIntyre, MD, FRCPC

Yesterday

By Roger S. McIntyre & Joseph F Goldberg

Pharmacy Times

Exploring the Antidepressant Potential of GLP-1 Receptor Agonists

7 days ago

By Joseph Nathan

ABC News

28-year-old whose cancer battle went viral remembered for her advocacy

Yesterday

valleyvanguardonline.com

Neither chemicals nor additives: sparkling water keeps your flowers fresh twice as long

10 hours ago

By David Miller

valleyvanguardonline.com

No unusual pain or bleeding: this early cancer warning you can smell yourself

10 hours ago

health.com

What Happens to Your Blood Pressure When You Drink Water

Yesterday

ScienceAlert

Studies Reveal The Best Ways to Chemically Bond With Your Cat

Yesterday

GQ

The Best Time to Eat Breakfast? It’s Not Right When You Wake Up

Yesterday

By Josiah Gogarty

USA Today

How often should you eat? What experts say about meal times and health

3 days ago

By Hannah Yasharoff

Fox News

Breakfast timing may hold the key to living longer, new research reveals

4 days ago

By Deirdre Bardolf

Times of India

Harvard research finds eating breakfast late linked to ‘increased risk of death’; All you need to know (a

2 days ago

VegOut

10 things that become almost impossible after 60—unless you've aged exceptionally well

10 hours ago

By Jordan B Cooper

SciTechDaily

Microplastics May Trigger Alzheimer’s-Like Brain Damage

6 hours ago

Phys.org

Scientists discover how nanoplastics disrupt brain energy metabolism

2 days ago

By Thomas Deane

Irish Examiner

Plastics may be linked to rise in Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases, research finds

2 days ago

By Niamh Griffin

AboutLawsuits.com

Microplastics Particles Could Trigger Alzheimer’s Disease Symptoms: Study

Yesterday

By Martha Garcia

Slate

Help! I’m Breaking an Annual Family Tradition. My Reason Why Is Bound to Stir Up Drama.

13 hours ago

By Jenee Desmond-harris

Daily Mail

What is the Japanese Interval Walking trend and can it really make you fitter?

Yesterday

By Sophie Hines

The Independent

I tried the walking method ‘better than 10,000 steps per day’ – this is why I’m a fan

14 hours ago

By Harry Bullmore

Hindustan Times

Nutritionist reveals what walking for 10, 30, 40, 60 minutes can do for your health: Fat loss to reduced blood pressure

5 days ago

By Krishna Priya Pallavi

University of Cincinnati

Is Japanese walking the exercise you’ve been searching for?

Yesterday

By Tim Tedeschi

MarketWatch

Is it fair that my ex-husband’s greedy wife inherits part of his parents’ $1 million fortune?

12 hours ago

By Quentin Fottrell

PsyPost

Autistic individuals and those with social anxiety differ in how they experience empathy, new study suggests

12 hours ago

By Eric Dolan

Gizmodo

Ozempic May Be Less Effective for Emotional Eaters, Study Suggests

19 hours ago

By Margherita Bassi

Healthline

Ozempic: Emotional Eaters Less Likely to Lose Weight on GLP-1 Drugs

3 hours ago

By David Mills

매일경제

Semaglutide, a "miracle diet drug" ingredient that is creating a sensation under the name of Hugobee..

18 hours ago

News-Medical

The mind-gut connection: How emotional eating affects GLP-1 drug success

17 hours ago

Times of India

What your tongue says about your heart health

19 hours ago

ScienceDaily

Heart attacks may actually be infectious

9 days ago

MedicalNewsToday

Heart attacks may be linked to bacterial infections, study finds

4 days ago

By Corrie Pelc

ScienceAlert

Your Own Mouth Bacteria Could Give You a Heart Attack, New Study Suggests

7 days ago

By Michelle Starr

ScienceAlert

New Ultrasound Helmet Reaches Deep Inside The Brain Without Surgery

2 days ago

By Russell Mclendon

BBC

Cambridgeshire man copies Dutch 'peeing bear' for prostate cancer

Yesterday

By John Devine

BBC

Tanning firm's claim that sunbeds reduce cancer ruled 'irresponsible'

16 hours ago

By Andrew Black

STV News

Indigo Sun advert pulled after watchdog brands it 'irresponsible'

5 hours ago

By Kevin Scott

Daily Record

Scots tanning firm ordered to ban 'irresponsible' ad that claims that sunbeds 'reduce cancer'

10 hours ago

By Ruth Suter

Professional Beauty

ASA rules that advert making health claims about sunbed tanning was “misleading and irresponsible”

12 hours ago

By Ellen Cummings

The Washington Post

Who’s more sensitive to pain, men or women? The answer may surprise you.

6 hours ago

By Meeri Kim

BuzzFeed

A New Federal Report About This Serious Health Risk Is Being Buried By RFK Jr.

Yesterday

By Jillian Wilson

Reason Magazine

Fact Check: Did Trump and RFK Jr. Hide the Link Between Alcohol and Cancer?

Yesterday

By Eric Boehm

Everyday Health

Modest Drinking Linked to Cancer, Early Death

5 days ago

By Korin Miller

Yahoo News Canada

Trump's Government Is Quietly Burying A Report That Links This Very Common Habit To Some Seriously Terrifying Health Problems

Yesterday

By Jillian Wilson

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