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Pregnancy and brain changes 
ScienceAlert
Second Pregnancy Does Something Unique to The Brain, Study Reveals
By David Nield
BBC
Pregnant women's brains shed grey matter to prime them for motherhood, study suggests
By Smitha Mundasad
The Times
‘Baby brain’ really does befuddle new mothers — but that may be a good thing
By Charlotte Alt
Metro.co.uk
I was infantalised for having 'baby brain' - it was a neurological change
By Katherine Romero
GLP-1 drugs may help fight addiction, study suggests 
Nature
Do obesity drugs treat addiction? Huge study hints at their promise
By Mariana Lenharo
NBC News
GLP-1s could help curb substance use disorders, from alcohol to opioids, study suggests
By Kaitlin Sullivan
The Guardian
Weight loss drugs may stop people getting addicted to drugs and alcohol, study finds
By Denis Campbell
Reuters
GLP-1 drugs protect against new or worsening addictions, large study shows
By Nancy Lapid
Measles outbreak in South Carolina 
The Hill
CDC staffers deployed to South Carolina to aid measles response
By Joseph Choi
The New York Times
In South Carolina Measles Outbreak, Vaccine Skepticism Led to Largest Outbreak Since 2000 - The New York Times
By Anemona Hartocollis
SC Daily Gazette
As nation's worst measles outbreak continues, SC senators OK bill banning vaccine mandates
By Skylar Laird
MS NOW
Opinion | Measles hit these unvaccinated kids hard. Shaming their parents isn't a solution.
Opinion
By Karen Ernst
9News
Outbreak declared after 3rd measles case tied to Broomfield school confirmed
By Nate Lynn
kdvr.com
Officials declare measles outbreak after 3rd case confirmed at Broomfield schools
Colorado Public Radio
Unvaccinated students, staff at Broomfield High School sent home for 21 days to prevent measles outbreak
CBS News
Colorado officials declare measles outbreak in Adams County after third person connected to school contracts illness
By Austen Erblat
Weight loss jabs study 
The New York Times
Most Patients Keep Weight Off With Fewer GLP-1 Shots, Study Finds
By Roni Rabin
Medical Xpress
Quitting GLP-1 drugs triggers rapid regain, but 25% of weight loss may last
By Stephanie Baum & Robert Egan
Sky News
Stopping weight loss jabs can lead to rapid weight regain in one year, study suggests
BBC Science Focus Magazine
The best way to come off weight-loss drugs without regaining fat
By Hatty Willmoth
WTOP
Local woman diagnosed with colon cancer at 37 on the importance of paying attention to your body
By Valerie Bonk, J.D.
NBC News
Rectal cancer rates are rising in U.S., driving an increase in illness in younger adults
By Erika Edwards
Fox News
Origin of deadly cancer affecting young adults revealed in alarming report
By Melissa Rudy
Business Insider
A new report reveals that a third of colon cancer cases now occur in the rectum. Take these steps to protect yourself at any age.
By Hilary Brueck
The Washington Post
Flu was again worse than covid this winter. Is that pattern here to stay?
By Fenit Nirappil
Direct Relief
As a Severe Flu Season Strains U.S. Health, Providers Hurry to Prevent the Worst
facebook.com
Heard about a lot of people getting flu this winter but not much about covid? It’s not just you. For the second winter in a row, the United States has faced a punishing flu season, with covid as a more muted threat.
Yahoo News New Zealand
Is Covid a thing of the past? Flu is back to being the most common winter ailment
By Julia Musto
Nature
Cancer blood tests are everywhere. Do they really work?
By Nic Fleming
WSJ
Are Multi-Cancer Blood Tests Ready for Prime Time?
By Sumathi Reddy
Boulder Daily Camera
Fintan Steele: What is happening is no laughing matter
Opinion
By Fintan Steele
The Cancer Letter
What most think, why it’s wrong, and what cancer centers really need
SciTechDaily
A Common Drug May Make Cancer Immunotherapy Work Better
The New York Times
Book Review: ‘Plastic Inc.,’ by Beth Gardiner
By Zoë Schlanger
The Washington Post
Column | Baggies, retainers and more: 5 microplastics questions, answered
By Dr Trisha Pasricha
New Scientist
How worried should you be about microplastics?
By Chelsea Whyte
MindBodyGreen
Rethink That Black Spatula: How To Reduce The Risks Of Plastic Exposure
By Ava Caroline Durgin
Axios
New measles surge revives doubts over federal vaccine policy
By Peter Sullivan
Axios
Measles cases on the rise in Pennsylvania
By Mike D'Onofrio & Chrissy Suttles
WHYY
As U.S. measles case counts rise, here’s what to know about infections and prevention in Pennsylvania
By Nicole Leonard
NBC News
Measles outbreaks are costing the U.S. millions of dollars. The true losses can't be counted.
By Erika Edwards
HuffPost UK
After Hundreds Of Brain Scans, Researchers Found Three Types Of ADHD
By Amy Glover
Technology Networks
ADHD Isn’t One Condition—Brain Scans Suggest Three Types
National Geographic
There might be 3 different types of ADHD, new brain study suggests
By Helen Bradshaw
University of Cincinnati
Study: There might be 3 different types of ADHD
By Tim Tedeschi
Medical Xpress
Ultra-processed foods in preschool years associated with behavioral difficulties in childhood
By Erin Howe
U.S. News & World Report
Ultra-Processed Foods Linked To Emotional, Behavioral Problems In Preschoolers
Bioengineer.org
ADHD Tied to Higher Ultra-Processed Food Intake
Nature
Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder is associated with increased consumption of ultra-processed foods among children
By Chen Namimi-halevi, Vered Kaufman-Shriqui & Chen Dor
World Health Organization (WHO)
Chile becomes the first country in the Americas to be verified by WHO for the elimination of leprosy
TheHealthSite
Chile’s public health breakthrough: The story behind eliminating Leprosy in America
Pan American Health Organization (PAHO)
Chile’s long path to eliminating leprosy
Manorama Yearbook
Chile becomes second country to receive WHO verification for eliminating leprosy
NPR
The global fallout of RFK Jr.'s vaccine policies : Short Wave
By Regina G. Barber
theunpopulist.net
RFK Jr. Lied His Way Into Office and American Health Is the Victim
By Matt Johnson
RealClearMarkets
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. : 1 Year Of Failure
Los Angeles Times
Letters to the Editor: Measles is serious. Survivors should let the public know - Los Angeles Times
Opinion
AOL.com
Why heart disease and stroke are expected to rise significantly among younger women
By Barbara Mantel
The New York Times
Can Owning a Pet Help You Live Longer? - The New York Times
By Dana G Smith
The Seattle Times
A virus without a vaccine or treatment is hitting California. What you need to know
By Karen Melissa Garcia
Nature
Cell-free chromatin state tracing reveals disease origin and therapy responses
By Aibin He, Xiawei Zhang & Junke Zheng
Oncodaily
Achyut Saroj: The Future of Liquid Biopsy is Holistic
Johns Hopkins Medicine
AI-Based Liquid Biopsy May Detect Liver Fibrosis, Cirrhosis and Chronic Disease Signals
By Amy Mone & Valerie Matthews Mehl
Inside Precision Medicine
DNA Fragments Flag Multiple Diseases in Blood
By Anita Chakraverty
Medical News Today
28% of breast cancer cases linked to 6 modifiable risk factors, experts say
By Katharine Lang
CNN
Global breast cancer cases expected to reach over 3.5 million by 2050
By Asuka Koda
AuntMinnie
Lancet Oncology: Global breast cancer cases could surge to 3.5M by 2050
By Kate Madden Yee
The Times
Will ditching red meat help you to avoid getting breast cancer?
By Helen Rumbelow
NPR
A new one-a-day-pill holds promise for HIV's 'forgotten population'
By Gabrielle Emanuel
SciTechDaily
Single Daily Tablet Shows Powerful Results for People With Drug-Resistant HIV
Infectious Disease Special Edition
Chloe Orkin BIC LEN HIV ARTISTRY Gilead once daily pill CROI
By Meaghan Lee Callaghan
Fierce Pharma
Gilead paints clearer picture of next-gen HIV tablet's prowess with results from 2 late-stage studies
By Zoey Becker
Nature
Microbiota-mediated induction of beige adipocytes in response to dietary cues
By Shingo Kajimura, Kenya Honda & Takeshi Tanoue
Medical Xpress
How gut bacteria and diet can reprogram fat to burn more energy
By Sadie Harley & Robert Egan
EurekAlert!
Takeshi Tanoue (IMAGE)
The Indian Practitioner
Gut Microbes and Diet Found to Reprogram Fat Metabolism
Nature
A glucocorticoid–FAS axis controls immune evasion during metastatic seeding
By Judith Agudo, Xingping Qin & Stephanie K Dougan
Medical Xpress
An existing, FDA-approved drug could stem the spread of breast cancer
Inside Precision Medicine
Immune Escape Mechanism in Metastatic Breast Cancer Identified
By Chris Anderson
Mirage News
Potential Strategy To Stem Spread Of Breast Cancer
The Conversation
Strength training may be the key to healthy ageing
By Christopher Hurst
Fox News
The common protein mistake people make after age 50 that's accelerating muscle loss
By Deirdre Bardolf
The Washington Post
Being stronger means you’re likely to live longer, new study finds
By Gretchen Reynolds
The Independent
The exercise more important than walking – especially if you’re older
By Harry Bullmore
Nature
Lipid metabolism drives dietary effects on T cell ferroptosis and immunity
By Yanfei Qi, Kim Bridle & Zheng Liu
UQ News
How the fats we eat shape our ability to fight disease
the-ethos.co
These Blue Zones Foods May Help Explain Why People Live Longer
Bioengineer.org
Lipid Metabolism Shapes T Cell Immunity
ScienceAlert
Rising CO2 Could Be Altering Our Blood Chemistry, Study Suggests
By Michelle Starr
Down To Earth
Bicarbonate in blood rising parallelly with atmospheric CO2, altering its chemistry
By Himanshu Nitnaware
chinadailyasia.com
Study: Rising CO2 levels detected in human blood
onbetterliving.com
New Study Links the Air Inside Your Home to Rising Anxiety
KSL.com
Chronic wasting disease found in deer across more parts of Utah
By Carter Williams
ABC4 Utah
Fatal animal disease detected in Carbon and Uintah Counties
KSL NewsRadio
Chronic wasting disease spreads to new area in Utah
By Kennedy Camarena
TownLift, Park City News
Chronic wasting disease confirmed near Scofield for first time, spreads to new areas of Uintah County
By Heather Bergeson
Nature
Long-term thrombus-free left atrial appendage occlusion via magnetofluids
By Xiangbin Pan, Xinyu Wu & Shu Wang
Phys.org
Why are cats prone to kidney disease? A study points to unusual fats
MIT News
Injectable “satellite livers” could offer an alternative to liver transplantation
By Anne Trafton
EurekAlert!
Hydrogel microspheres (IMAGE)
Newsweek
MIT Engineers Develop ‘Mini Livers’ That Can Be Injected Into the Body
By Ian Randall
ScienceBlog.com
Injectable Backup Livers Could Help Thousands Too Sick for Transplant Surgery
The Guardian
Trump administration is failing to address spread of measles, experts say
By Hannah Harris Green
CIDRAP
Bhattacharya urges measles vaccination as US activity increases
By Stephanie Soucheray
The Hill
Acting CDC director Bhattacharya urges measles vaccines
By Joseph Choi
Reuters
CDC acting director Bhattacharya urges use of measles vaccine
By Shinjini Ganguli & Muhammad Tasim Zahid
IndiaWest
Bhattacharya Urges Vaccinations As Measles Surges And US Faces Loss Of Eliminated Status
AL.com
Popular weight loss drugs can help fight another serious health issue, study shows
By Kelly Kazek
Conexiant
GLP-1 RAs in Chronic Migraine
The Independent
Weight-loss drugs may help those who suffer from chronic migraines
By Rebecca Whittaker
The Independent
How weight-loss jabs could help migraine sufferers
By Rebecca Whittaker
The Telegraph
This scientist has the secret to lasting weight loss (and it’s not counting calories)
By Anna Maxted
WGN-TV
‘The Hunger Code: Resetting Your Body’s Fat Thermostat in the Age of Ultra-Processed Food’
By Larry Potash & Robin Baumgarten
inc.com
Expert Says There's One Key to Sustained Weight Loss More Important Than Cutting Calories
By Ava Levinson
The New York Times
For a Simpler Workout, Try Combining Moves - The New York Times
By Connie Chang & Theodore Tae
Gizmodo
‘Musclezempic’ Could Be the Future of Weight Loss
By Ed Cara
The Portugal News
Obesity and Metabolic Surgery
GMToday.com
Mayo Clinic Minute: Using combined therapy to treat obesity
Richland Source
Larry C. Kochheiser
ScienceAlert
Universal Vaccine Blocks Viruses, Bacteria, And Allergies With a Nasal Spray
By Michael Irving
Stanford Medicine
One vaccine may provide broad protection against many respiratory infections and allergens
By Nina Bai
RTE.ie
Meet the new vaccine developed to treat colds, flu and Covid
By Neil Mabbott
inc.com
New Research Shows a Single Nasal Spray Could One Day Protect Against COVID, the Flu, Pneumonia, and Even Asthma
By Leila Sheridan
Back pain and auditory hypersensitivity 
SciTechDaily
It’s Not Just Your Back: Chronic Pain Rewires How the Brain Hears
Neuroscience News
Chronic Back Pain Makes the World Sound Harsher
Conexiant
Chronic Back Pain Tied to Auditory Hypersensitivity
Technology Networks
Brain Imaging Reveals Sensory Amplification in Chronic Back Pain
Nature
Mechanism of co-transcriptional cap snatching by influenza polymerase
By Isaac Fianu, Nadia Naffakh & Christian Dienemann
The New York Times
Does Drinking Hot Water Have Any Health Benefits?
By Amanda Schupak
Popular Science
Is drinking hot water in the morning really good for your guts?
By Sara Kiley Watson
The Mirror
Doctor says simple morning drink could help with weight loss
By Fiona Callingham
GQ
Hot Water vs. Cold Water: Which Is Better for Digestion?
By Tyler Chin
The Washington Post
Column | How to find the secret superfoods hiding in your grocery store
By Michael Coren
Gizmodo
6 Horrifying Fictional Diseases and Their Real-Life Inspirations
By Ed Cara
EatingWell
4 Nuts to Help You Poop, According to Dietitians
By Roxana Ehsani
EatingWell
The #1 Fruit to Help You Poop, According to Dietitians
By Allison Knott
EatingWell
These Surprising Foods Can Actually Help You Poop, Dietitians Say
By Amy Brownstein
Health: Trusted and Empathetic Health and Wellness Information
5 Vegetarian Foods Loaded With Omega-3 To Support Heart Health
By Jillian Kubala
Yahoo
California vet warns of deadly raccoon roundworm parasite after treating infected dog
By Jeff Nguyen
Hoodline
Woodland Hills Dog Tests Positive For Raccoon Roundworm
Patch
California Vet Warns Of Deadly Raccoon Roundworm Parasite After Treating Infected Dog: "Never Seen A Case Like This"
ScienceDaily
Millions with joint pain and osteoarthritis are missing the most powerful treatment
Conexiant
Exercise in Osteoarthritis: Does It Help?
the limbic
Exercise effect on OA symptoms likely minimal: review
By Mardi Chapman
Live Science
Diagnostic dilemma: A doctor discovered the gene mutation behind his family's mysterious missing-teeth condition
By Kamal L Nahas
Interesting Engineering
China creates 3272°F heat-resistant ceramics for hypersonic jets and nuclear reactors
By Ameya Paleja
Neuroscience News
Parkinson’s Protein Turbocharges Alzheimer’s in Women
Mayo Clinic News Network
Mayo Clinic researchers link Parkinson’s-related protein to faster Alzheimer’s progression in women
By Susan Murphy
MedPage Today
Parkinson's Protein Linked to Faster Alzheimer's Progression in Women
By Judy George
Inside Precision Medicine
Parkinson’s Marker Linked to 20-Fold Faster Alzheimer’s Progression in Women
By Clara Rodríguez Fernández
EatingWell
4 Foods to Help Improve Your Vision That Aren’t Carrots
By Lauren Manaker
marthastewart.com
What Eating Eggs Every Day Does to Your Body
By Kirsten Nunez
Verywell Health
We Asked a Dietitian If Nutritional Yeast Is a Good Source of Vitamin B12
By Stephanie Brown
Neuroscience News
Why Our Bodies Synchronize During Social Interaction
PsyPost
Scientists discover psychedelic drug 5-MeO-DMT induces a state of "paradoxical wake"
By Eric Dolan
SciTechDaily
Popular Gym Supplements Linked to Dangerous Sleep Loss in Young People
ScienceAlert
Microbes That 'Disarm' Peanut Allergy Proteins Discovered in Mouth And Gut
By Jess Cockerill
New Scientist
Your microbiome may determine your risk of a severe allergic reaction
By Carissa Wong
News-Medical
Gut bacteria may explain differences in peanut allergy reactions
وكالة صدى نيوز
Hope for Peanut Allergy Treatment... From the Microbiome
MindBodyGreen
This Simple Habit You Already Love Can Melt Anxiety & Stress
By Caroline Igo
AOL.com
Doctors Are Seeing a Bizarre New COVID Symptom Right Now
Tom's Guide
You're taking melatonin supplements wrong — 3 science-backed ways to fall asleep faster without them, according to a sleep doctor
By Eve Davies
EatingWell
What Happens to Your Blood Pressure When You Drink Black Tea
By Alexandra Jones
Ars Technica
What we can learn from scientific analysis of Renaissance recipes
By Jennifer Ouellette
EatingWell
The Anti-Inflammatory, High-Protein Lunch I Can’t Stop Making
By Kelsey Kunik
The Times of India
High cholesterol isn’t just about one number: Cardiologist explains LDL, ApoB, Lp(a) and how to lower your real heart attack risk
By Aadya Jha
Moneycontrol.com
Gastroenterologist reveals one proven way to lower bad cholesterol naturally
News18
Struggling With High LDL Or Bad Cholesterol? This Doctor Shares 4 Food That Help To Lower It
By Abigail Banerji
East Idaho News
What your cholesterol numbers mean
AOL.com
Cardiologists Say This Simple Habit Lowers Your Risk of Heart Disease
By Korin Miller
EatingWell
Dietitians Say These Foods Are Causing Inflammation in Your Body
By Jessica Migala
thesenior.com.au
Why inflammation increases as we age - and the diet changes that can help
By Lisa Edser
bodyandsoul.com.au
The truth about inflammation (and why it's not all bad news)
AOL.com
6 Things to Do When You Wake Up If You Have Chronic Inflammation, According to Dietitians
By Barbie Cervoni & Rd Cdn
The Guardian
More than 220m children will be obese by 2040 without drastic action, report warns
By Anna Bawden
Hindustan Times
Inside India’s silent emergency: Country ranks 2nd globally in childhood obesity, second only to China | Health
By Sanya Panwar
KATU
"Your Child is Not Their Weight: Parenting in a Size-Obsessed World"
The Indian Express
Knowledge Nugget: World Obesity Atlas 2026 – Why it matters for your UPSC exam
By Khushboo Kumari
Homes and Gardens
Growing Mulberry Trees in Pots is the Answer to Easy, Homegrown Fruit in Even the Tiniest Yard
By Thomas Rutter
ScienceDaily
Popular fruits and vegetables linked to higher pesticide levels
Moneycontrol.com
Is your salad bowl safe? Here's how to minimise health risks of hidden pesticides in your vegetables
Times Now
Strawberries Top List of Foods ‘Silently Poisoning’ Your Body, Harvard Doctor Warns
By Ashima Sharda
Futura, Le média qui explore le monde
This is the vegetable with the most pesticides, according to EWG’s 2025 Dirty Dozen report
Nature
Shared neural substrates of prosocial and parenting behaviours
By Fangmiao Sun, Ye E Wu & Li I Zhang
   

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