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Ebola outbreak in DRC 
Reuters
Ebola outbreak spreads to crowded displacement camp in Congo
By Emma Daisy Farge & Ammu Kannampilly
CIDRAP
Ebola outbreak in DR Congo expands into large displacement camp
By Chris Dall
World Health Organization (WHO)
Ebola disease caused by Bundibugyo virus, Democratic Republic of the Congo & Uganda
Al Jazeera
Alarm as Ebola spreads into new areas of DR Congo
NJ.com
It’s not Ebola you need to be worried about with the World Cup. These are the real health risks.
By Jackie Roman
CIDRAP
The ‘diseases of crowds’ experts say could be at the World Cup
By Meghan Holohan
The Boston Globe
The summer may be defined by more than soccer
Opinion
Axios
Infectious disease threats test public health as World Cup kicks off
By Rebecca Falconer
The New York Times
Scientists Race to Test Treatments as Ebola Outbreak Widens
By Stephanie Nolen & Carl Zimmer
CEPI
CEPI awards Public Health Vaccines US$1.9m to accelerate Bundibugyo ebolavirus vaccine
The Boston Globe
Opinion | Vaccine research is essential to prevent Ebola’s spread
Opinion
PR Newswire
Soligenix Applying for Vaccine Development Funding for Bundibugyo Ebola Vaccine
Inquirer.com
In Lancaster, measles cases are rising as providers try to combat low vaccination rates
By Aubrey Whelan
LancasterOnline
Pa. Dept. of Health investigating possible measles exposure at Lancaster County Courthouse
WGAL
DOH warns of possible measles exposure at courthouse in Lancaster
By Michael Fuller
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
As vaccination rates plunge in Pennsylvania schools, measles cases surge in largest outbreak in three decades
By Jimmy Cloutier, Mike Wereschagin & Michael D. Sallah
The Economist
Treating pancreatic tumours may have revealed cancer’s master switch
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Georgia hospitals test ‘game-changer’ pancreatic cancer drugs
By Roni Robbins
USA Today
Breakthrough pancreatic cancer drug nearly doubles survival in trial
By Janet Loehrke
Yahoo Finance
Daraxonrasib’s Phase 3 Pancreatic Cancer Survival Data Might Change The Case For Investing In RVMD
Live Science
'This might be the point of no return': Experts on the current measles outbreak and where we go from here
By Nicoletta Lanese
CIDRAP
US measles cases continue to climb, especially in Virginia
By Jim Wappes
Science News
Measles has no treatments. Changing that may not be easy
By Erin Garcia de Jesús
The New York Times
With Measles Roaring Back, the Search for a Treatment Is On
By Teddy Rosenbluth
Gizmodo
Ozempic Users Are Skimping Out on Exercise, Study Finds
By Ed Cara
Healthline
Ozempic, Wegovy: Why People Using GLP-1s Are Less Likely to Exercise
By MANDY. FRENCH
The Times
The 20-minute Ozempic workout — the 5 crucial strength exercises
Opinion
By Harry Jameson
Medical Xpress
Study finds exercise decreases among people taking GLP-1 medication
By Sadie Harley & Andrew Zinin
Block Club Chicago
First West Nile Virus-Positive Mosquitoes Reported In Chicago This Year
By Leen Yassine
WSPYnews.com
Mosquitoes Tested Positive For West Nile Virus in Coal City
WGN-TV
Mosquitoes in Fox River Grove test positive for West Nile Virus
By Alonzo Small
Patch
West Nile Virus Found In Northbrook Mosquitoes
By Eric DeGrechie
NPR
What would it take to stop women from bleeding to death after childbirth?
By Ari Daniel Shapiro
The Washington Post
Global HIV prevention declined drastically after Trump aid cuts, U.N. finds
By Rael Ombuor
The Guardian
Funding cuts and repressive laws raise risk of new HIV epidemic, says UNAids
By Kat Lay
UN Media
Deputy Executive Director of UNAIDS Press Press
ReliefWeb
Global AIDS brief - United to end AIDS
SciTechDaily
A Major Update Just Hit Cholesterol Guidelines – Here’s What Every Adult Needs To Know
Medscape
The 2026 Lipid Guidelines: Key Takeaways for Primary Care
By Neil S Skolnik
Pharmacy Times
Staging the Heart: NLA and EAS Reveal a New Era of Precision Lipidology and Imaging
By Aislinn Antrim
Duke University School of Medicine
Closing the Cholesterol Gap
Death in Berkeley leptospirosis outbreak 
AOL.com
Californian Dies from Rare Disease After 'Trapping, Feeding and Breeding Wild Rats' in an RV
By Rachel Raposas
KTVU
Leptospirosis claims one life in Berkeley, months after initial outbreak
By Ian Bradley
KRON4
Leptospirosis patient bred wild rats before death, Berkeley health officials say
By Ryan Mense
SFGATE
Person living with nearly 200 rats dies of rare disease, Berkeley officials say
By Olivia Hebert
Slate Magazine
I Thought It Was Better Than Drinking—and Maybe Even Healthy. I Never Expected it Could Take Me to a Dark Place.
By Sammi Labue
Alzheimer's supplement study 
ScienceAlert
A Supplement For Joint Pain Could Accelerate Alzheimer's Memory Loss
Nature
Hyperglycosylation is a metabolic driver of Alzheimer’s disease
By Jiang Bian, Jessica A Sudderth & Matthew S Gentry
ScienceDaily
Popular joint supplement glucosamine linked to faster Alzheimer’s progression
UF Health
Study links joint pain supplement to accelerating dementia
By Michelle Jaffee
Heart health benefits from fruits and vegetables 
EatingWell
4 Fruits to Help Reduce Heart Disease Risk, According to a Cardiologist
News-Medical
Specific fruit choices boost flavanols for a healthier heart
By Javier I Ottaviani
The Conversation
Not all fruits and vegetables are equal when it comes to heart health, our research shows
By Gunter G.C. Kuhnle
BBC
Top five-a-day foods new study says your heart needs
By Michelle Roberts
BuzzFeed
Specialists Are Practically Begging People To Eat These 3 Foods That Actually Lower Dementia Risk
By Ashley Broadwater
Time Magazine
The 6 Best Foods for Brain Health
By Kathleen Felton
HuffPost
Dementia Specialists Reveal The 3 Foods They Always Tell Patients To Eat More Of
By Ashley Broadwater
Nevada Appeal
Fuel your mind: Why the MIND diet may be the perfect choice for National Fruit and Vegetable Month
Ground Truths | Eric Topol
A New Path to Preventing Cancer
By Eric Topol
The New York Times
Early Research Suggests a Path to Predict and Prevent Lung Cancer
By Nina Agrawal
Oncodaily
Ryan Schoenfeld: Mark Foundation-Supported Research Breaks Into the Mainstream
The Economist
New techniques can predict and prevent lung cancer
ScienceDaily
Scientists found the strength training sweet spot for a longer life
TODAY.com
A Doctor Recommends Doing This Twice a Week for Better Heart Health
Yahoo News Malaysia
The Anti-Aging Habit More People Are Curious About Right Now
Prevention
Want to Live Longer? Science Says This Exercise Combination Is Key
By Korin Miller
Yahoo
A 1998 Boston party photo shows a woman with her boyfriend. Her future husband is in it too.
By Adam Albright-Hanna
The Guardian
Blood test can find thousands of genetic conditions in pregnancy, say scientists
By Hannah Devlin
News-Medical
Noninvasive sequencing expands prenatal genetic screening capabilities
Inside Precision Medicine
Maternal Blood Test Allows Comprehensive Genetic Fetal Screening
Bioengineer.org
Breakthrough Non-Invasive Prenatal Test Matches Invasive Methods in
BBC
Why the penis is a barometer of men's health - and we need to wake up to its warnings
By David Robson
News24
Erectile dysfunction? That bedroom problem could be your heart talking
The National Law Review
Growing Number of Young Men Seeking Care for Pelvic Floor Disorders, Experts Report
New York Post
Erection problems are a ‘canary in a coal mine’ — and could signal major health issues in a few years
By Rachel Sacks
AOL.com
You'd Never Guess This Subtle Sign Of A Stroke
By Ashley Broadwater
The Telegraph
Why midlife is the danger zone for having a stroke (and how to avoid one)
By Susanna Galton
WBAY
New stroke care guidelines aim to save more lives
Montana Standard
Health: Spotlight on Stroke
By Felix Chukwudelunzu
Study links vitamin C levels to brain health in older adults 
Medical News Today
Aging brain health: Vitamin C levels linked to gray matter volume
By Corrie Pelc
News-Medical
Study links low vitamin C levels in the blood plasma to reduced brain connectivity
Inside Precision Medicine
Higher Vitamin C Levels in Blood Linked to Healthier Aging Brains
By Clara Rodríguez
CBS 19 News
Study finds vitamin C boosts brain health in older adults
By Stephen Beech
Vitamin K injection for newborns 
ProPublica
A Popular Doctor Had Long Warned That Vitamin K Shots Are Risky for Newborns. Now He’s Changed His Tune.
By Cengiz Yar
KJZZ
This Phoenix doctor is seeing more refused vitamin K shot for newborns — and the consequences
By Lauren Gilger
MedPage Today
Opinion | What Vitamin K Shot Refusals Are Really Telling Us
Opinion
AOL.com
Popular anti-vax doctor does 180 on newborn jab for ‘devastating’ fatal condition
By Reda Wigle
The Telegraph
RFK Jr can be a crank, but he’s not wrong about Lyme disease
By Theodore Dalrymple
WBUR
Is it safe for Americans to go into the woods today? | On Point with Meghna Chakrabarti
By Meghna Chakrabarti, Tim Skoog & Paige Sutherland
The Conway Daily Sun
Rich DiPentima: RFK, Jr., Off Base On Lyme Disease
The Art of Manliness
Odds & Ends: June 12, 2026
By Kate Mckay & Kate McKay
The Independent
Why a dad bod isn’t as harmless as it seems
By Julia Musto
Earth.com
Father's weight before conception may shape a child's future health
By Eric Ralls
University of Hawaii System
Study reveals how fathers pass inherited traits
The Guardian
‘Autistic kids are being experimented on’: inside America’s booming market for unproven stem cell infusions
By Ed Pilkington
The Washington Post
Surprising ways menopause can affect your mouth
By Erica Sweeney
Yahoo
Weight loss drugs show signs of slowing biological aging, scientists discover
By Julia Musto
The Colorado Sun
This might tick you off: It’s going to be a big year for your least-favorite bloodsuckers
By John Ingold
KSL TV 5
Utah County uses AI to find 25,000 more storm drains in fight against mosquitoes
By Alex Cabrero
Newsweek
Woman Hears Ringing in Her Ears, Blames Stress—Then Learns Terrifying Truth
By Lucy Notarantonio
ScienceDaily
Stanford scientists regrow lost cartilage and reverse arthritis in major breakthrough
Rickettsia lanei infection in California 
Yahoo
Fourth Person Infected by Emerging Tick-Bourne Disease
By Hunter Reis
SFGATE
Extremely rare tick-borne disease infects person in NorCal
By Gillian Mohney
People.com
Extremely Rare Tick-Borne Illness Infects Person in California
By Charlotte Phillipp
LymeDisease.org
Little-known spotted fever pathogen detected in California ticks
By Dorothy Leland
PsyPost
Depression isn’t just in the head: Scientists find altered genetic activity in white blood cells
By Eric Dolan
USA Today
The anti-aging peptide everyone is suddenly talking about
By Daryl Austin
The Guardian
‘They’ll pay anything to feel better’: the expensive problem of pelvic pain
SciTechDaily
New Discovery Reveals Vitamin K’s Surprising Role in Preventing Bone Loss
Space Daily
A survey across 142 countries found that about almost a quarter of people felt very or fairly lonely, but the loneliest group was not the old, as many assume: it was young adults aged 19 to 29
San Diego Union-Tribune
Can wearing a glucose monitor make you healthier? Here’s what happened to UCSD students who did
By Noelle Harff
The Conversation
Magic mushrooms and Alzheimer’s: what one remarkable case can tell us
By Rahul Sidhu
Medical News Today
Large psilocybin dose briefly improved dementia in case study: What to know
By Tim Newman
ScienceAlert
Huge Psilocybin Dose Has Incredible Effect on Elderly Dementia Patient
By Carly Cassella
Firstpost
Can Alzheimer’s patients regain lost memory? 80-year-old woman did in a new study on psychedelic mushrooms
Yahoo
Golden Retriever Says Yes To Seeing His ‘Babies,’ Then Rushes Over To Snuggle Them
By Nikita Nath
ScienceDaily
Ancient DNA shared with Neanderthals may explain human language
Medical Xpress
Why tiny amounts of vitamin B12 matter more as we age
By Martin J Warren
Nature
Bacterial cell division protein FtsZ complexes with a phage protein to activate bacterial immunity
By Michael Laub, Chloé Martens & Abel Garcia-Pino
Ageing's effect on walking 
SciTechDaily
Scientists Uncover Why Walking Gets Slower and More Exhausting As We Age
Medical Xpress
From speed to stability: How aging changes the way we walk
By Sadie Harley
The Indian Express
Why walking gets difficult with age: New study points to the ankles
Opinion
Yahoo News Canada
Tiny Walking Changes Could Slow Knee Arthritis Down
By Amy Glover
SFGATE
Bay Area still battling 'extremely contagious' norovirus
By Ariana Bindman
NJ.com
What to know about the ‘vomit bug’ that could ruin your summer vacation
By Jackie Roman
Women's Health
A Very Contagious Virus Is on the Rise, but Doctors Say Doing This One Simple Thing Will Keep You Safe
By Korin Miller
Local 3 News
DATA DIFFERENCES: Wastewater scan says viruses on the rise; Hamilton Co Health Dept. disagrees
By Lydia C Nathan
EatingWell
The #1 Mistake You’re Making When Trying to Lower Your Blood Sugar
By Amy Brownstein
Health Digest
Millennial Hygiene Habits Boomers Just Don't Understand
By Amanda Ray Byerly
EatingWell
5 Supplements You Shouldn't Take to Prevent Cancer, According to a Dietitian
By Jessica Migala
Space Daily
The people of Okinawa, Japan only eat until they are about 80 percent full, then stop — and the practice has been linked in multiple peer-reviewed studies to lower rates of cardiovascular disease, slower biological aging, and a measurable extension of healthy
MLive.com
Michigan nursing home cited 18 times for health violations in past year
By Peg Mcnichol
WXYZ Channel 7
Legionella case confirmed at Bloomfield Hills nursing facility; residents restricted from showers, tap water
By Jolie Sherman
Yahoo
Michigan nursing home resident diagnosed with Legionnaire’s disease
By Peg Mcnichol
Phys.org
Molecular anchors on gut phages could open new therapeutic avenues
AOL.com
We Asked Dietitians to Name the Healthiest Packaged Snack—They All Chose the Same One
By Sarah Garone
Verywell Health
Research Shows There Is a Specific Age When Your Strength and Fitness Start to Decline
By Mira Miller
Neuroscience News
How the Unconscious Blocks Distressing Language
The Telegraph
Five myths about prostate cancer, according to an oncologist
By Yae Eun Suh
MyNorthwest.com
June is National Men's Health Month: Advancing prostate cancer treatment while preserving quality of life
inlander.com
What to know about prostate cancer
GB News
The prostate cancer warning sign men are missing in the night, according to a urologist
By Solen Le Net
ScienceAlert
Scientists Found a New Alzheimer's Trigger, And a Drug to Slow It in Mice
By David Nield
Doctor Karan Rajan on cholesterol 
RSVP Live
'I'm a doctor - this is what I'd eat if I had high cholesterol'
By Sophie Buchan
Health: Trusted and Empathetic Health and Wellness Information
A Nutritionist Shares Her Best Tips for Cooking Dinners That Lower Cholesterol
MSN
Dietitians reveal top nutrient to eat more of if you want to lower cholesterol
By Sarah Jacoby
Cambridge News
Doctor shares four foods to 'keep in your kitchen' if you have high cholesterol
By Fiona Callingham
Hindustan Times
Doctor shares 5 daily habits that can lower elevated liver enzymes and protect from fatty liver disease | Health
By Eshana Saha
The Times of India
Fatty Liver cases are rising: Can weight loss, healthy eating, and simple lifestyle changes reverse the damage?
By Aadya Jha
The Indian Express
Half of young Indians may have fatty liver, reveals liver donor study by top surgeon
By Rinku Ghosh
expresshealthcare.in
Zydus marks Global Fatty Liver Day with the launch of new campaign – ‘Liver Ki Suno’
The Jerusalem Post
AI meets biology: How cellular intelligence is redefining stem cell therapy
By Anna Ahronheim
Notebookcheck
Garmin Fenix and more: Alcogram app brings alcohol tracking to the wrist
The Telegraph
My 87-year-old mum still plays golf and cycles. Here’s how we stay fit together
By Janet Osborne
Good Housekeeping
Over 50? Gabby Logan’s ‘quick and delicious‘ go-to breakfast is the best recipe for healthy ageing
By Hattie Garlick
Royal Gazette | Bermuda
Public urged to get tested after ‘sudden rise’ in HIV cases
By Owain Johnston-barnes
BBC
'I've never been this good' – revolutionary immune reset puts lupus in remission
By James Gallagher
The Guardian
Lupus patients in England in remission after pioneering NHS trial of GM therapy
By Andrew Gregory
MSN
Groundbreaking therapy could revolutionise treatment for lupus
By Jane Kirby
upday News
From bedridden to skiing: Lupus patient's life transformed by cancer therapy in UK first
Metro.co.uk
The number of push-ups you should be able to do, according to your age
By Eleanor Noyce
   

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