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NPR

First FDA-cleared Alzheimer's blood test could make diagnoses faster, more accurate

8 hours ago

By Jon Hamilton

The New York Times

A Blood Test for Alzheimer’s: What to Know

12 hours ago

By Pam Belluck

CNN

FDA greenlights first blood test to help diagnose Alzheimer’s disease in the US

5 days ago

By Jacqueline Howard

Fierce Pharma

For Eisai and Biogen's Leqembi, first FDA-approved Alzheimer's blood test will take time to boost launch: analyst

2 days ago

By Angus Liu

BBC

Target mosquito parasites with drugs to cut malaria, study says

3 hours ago

By James Gallagher & Philippa Roxby

Nature

In vivo screen of Plasmodium targets for mosquito-based malaria control

11 hours ago

By Selina Bopp, Sabrina Yahiya & Karla P Godinez-Macias

News-Medical

SwRI designs bed netting systems for mosquito-based malaria control

6 minutes ago

By Thiago Luiz Alves e Silva & Joel Vega

Medical Xpress

Malaria control strategy that efficiently kills parasites in the mosquito could lead to more effective bed nets

12 hours ago

NPR

The pros and cons of PSA tests for prostate cancer for midlife and older men

7 hours ago

By Ronnie Cohen

The Cut

Measles Was the Surprise Guest at Shakira’s Concert

6 hours ago

By Emily Leibert

Bergen Record

Person may have spread measles at Shakira concert in MetLife Stadium, health officials say

Yesterday

By Scott Fallon

CBS News

Person with measles attended Shakira concert, N.J. health officials say

Yesterday

By Jesse Zanger

NBC10 Philadelphia

Officials warn of potential measles exposure at Shakira concert at MetLife Stadium

Yesterday

By David Chang

Axios

FDA expands warnings of heart risks on COVID shots

5 hours ago

By Adriel Bettelheim

Neuroscience News

Vitamin D May Slow Biological Aging

5 hours ago

Scientific American

Vitamin D May Slow Cells’ Aging by Protecting DNA

7 hours ago

By Stephanie Elizabeth Pappas

Medical Xpress

Vitamin D supplements help slow telomere shortening linked to biological aging

6 hours ago

By Stephanie Baum

New York Post

5 hours ago

By Diana Bruk

BBC Science Focus Magazine

Here’s what actually shapes your prostate cancer risk

Yesterday

By Tom Howarth

Business Insider

5 Early Symptoms of Prostate Cancer

2 days ago

By Jacky Barile

The Hill

What’s the guidance on prostate cancer screening? It’s complicated.

Yesterday

By Rachel Scully

WXYZ Channel 7

When should you get screened for what cancers? Here's what doctors recommend

17 hours ago

By Keenan Smith

NPR

Diseases are spreading. The CDC isn’t warning the public like it was months ago

18 hours ago

By Chiara Eisner

Campus Safety Magazine

CDC Communication Channels Go Silent, Raising Health Risk Concerns

12 hours ago

The Heritage Foundation

It’s Time To Fix the CDC

7 days agoOpinion

By Robert R. Redfield

Boing Boing

Trump's CDC afraid to tell us diseases are spreading

9 hours ago

By Jason Weisberger

NewsForKids.net

Baby Saved by First Single-Patient Gene-Editing Medicine

20 hours ago

NPR

A promising genetic treatment tailor-made for a baby born with a rare disorder

6 days ago

By Rob Stein

AP News

Gene editing helped a desperately ill baby thrive. Scientists say it could someday treat millions

6 days ago

By Laura Ungar

New Scientist

Baby with rare disease given world-first personal CRISPR gene therapy

6 days ago

By Michael Le Page

The New York Times

A New System Aims to Save Injured Brains and Lives

Yesterday

By Gina Kolata

San Francisco Chronicle

UCSF team’s method for assessing brain injuries could transform concussion care

Yesterday

By Erin Allday

KCRA

UCSF doctors develop new ways to evaluate concussions to better treat patients

1 hour ago

By Ryan Curry

Medscape

Beyond the Glasgow Coma Scale: New TBI Framework Proposed

14 hours ago

By Megan Brooks

Hays County (.gov)

First positive measles case confirmed in Hays County

Yesterday

By Natalie Frels-busby

KVUE

Kyle resident's measles case sparks health warnings from officials

Yesterday

By Morgan Mcgrath

KXAN Austin

Hays County officials: Kyle resident who tested positive for measles ‘considered unvaccinated’

Yesterday

KEYE

Kyle measles case highlights who might need an MMR vaccine

1 hour ago

By Adela Uchida

The New York Times

American Breakfast Cereals Are Becoming Less Healthy, Study Finds

8 hours ago

By Andrew Jacobs

ConsumerAffairs

Nutritional value of kids’ cereals declines despite industry awareness

8 hours ago

By Jim Hood

Newser

Kids' Cereals Are Moving in the Wrong Direction

6 hours ago

By Kate Seamons

VegNews.com

Your Childhood Cereal Was Bad—Today’s Versions Are Even Worse

10 hours ago

By Charlotte Pointing

CNN

‘Baby brain’ is real. 3 things to know about what’s happening to your brain

11 hours ago

By Andrea Kane

Nature

Women’s brain health and brain capital

9 days ago

By Antonella Santuccione Chadha, Erin Smith & Megan Ann Greenfield

CNN

How Pregnancy Reshapes the Brain - Chasing Life with Dr. Sanjay Gupta - Podcast on CNN Audio

5 days ago

NJ.com

Rabid skunk killed by N.J. pet, authorities say

4 hours ago

By Matthew Enuco

NBC10 Philadelphia

Dog quarantined after killing rabid skunk in NJ yard, officials say

6 hours ago

By Emily Rose Grassi

Patch

Rabid Skunk In Cherry Hill Puts Dog In Confinement

6 hours ago

By Josh Bakan

MLive.com

Lyme disease cases in Michigan surge 168% prompting warning

10 hours ago

By Justin P. Hicks

Forest Preserve District of Will County

Tick safety 101: How to protect yourself outdoors

Yesterday

Hays Post

BOOR: Controlling tick populations can be difficult

17 hours ago

Charlotte Observer

Ticks can pose a serious danger in NC. What you need to know

2 days ago

By Evan Moore

The Seattle Times

What experts want you to know about microplastics

23 hours ago

By Nina Agrawal

Honolulu Star-Advertiser

Hawaii pertussis cases are on the rise

3 hours ago

By Nina Wu

Big Island Now

While there has been no community spread of measles, an increase in pertussis raises health concerns

2 hours ago

Miami Herald

Whooping cough cases double this year compared to 2024. Here’s what to know

10 hours ago

By Irene Wright

News Talk KIT

Yakima County Calls for Vigilance as Pertussis Cases Rise Statewide.

7 hours ago

By Lance Tormey

The New York Times

Is There a Least Bad Alcohol?

11 hours ago

By Caroline Hopkins

PLOS

Identification and validation of poly-metabolite scores for diets high in ultra-processed food: An observational study and post-hoc randomized controlled crossover-feeding trial

Yesterday

National Institutes of Health (NIH) (.gov)

NIH researchers develop biomarker score for predicting diets high in ultra-processed foods

Yesterday

Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal

Blood, Urine Tests Can Identify Level Of Ultra-Processed Food In Diet

16 hours ago

Technology Networks

Blood and Urine Biomarkers Reveal How Much Ultra-Processed Food We Eat

Yesterday

National Institutes of Health (NIH) (.gov)

Scientists design gene delivery systems for cells in the brain and spinal cord

11 hours ago

Nature

Optimized AAV capsids for basal ganglia diseases show robust potency and distribution

2 days ago

Neuroscience News

AI-Guided Gene Vectors Precisely Target Brain and Spinal Cells

6 hours ago

BioSpace

Latus Bio Announces Publication of Breakthrough Research on Novel AAV Capsid Variant for Huntington’s and Parkinson’s Disease Gene Therapy

Yesterday

Neuroscience News

Tiny Brain Folds Linked to Reasoning Skills in Children

5 hours ago

By Robert Sanders

The New York Times

An Expensive Alzheimer’s Lifestyle Plan Offers False Hope, Experts Say

11 hours ago

By Lindsay Gellman

Lifehacker

Try ‘Japanese Walking’ If You Hate Running

7 hours ago

By Beth Skwarecki

The Independent

The latest walking trend that could help burn more calories and lower blood pressure

11 hours ago

By Julia Musto

India Today

Japanese walking: Is it the secret to staying fit?

Yesterday

Tom's Guide

I tried the ‘Japanese walking’ method for a week — and I’m hooked

19 hours ago

By Jane Mcguire

Neuroscience News

Long COVID Is Fueling a Mental Health Crisis in Children

10 hours ago

Neuroscience News

Postpartum Psychosis May Run in Families

14 hours ago

News 5 Cleveland WEWS

New research improves risk prediction for postpartum depression and postpartum psychosis

2 days ago

By Katie Ussin

RTTNews

AI Models Offer Breakthrough In Predicting Postpartum Mental Health Risks

6 hours ago

Medical Xpress

Women whose sisters had postpartum psychosis are over 10 times as likely to experience it themselves

Yesterday

By Stephanie Baum

SciTechDaily

DNA “Time Bomb” – Common Childhood Bacteria Linked To Surge in Early-Onset Colorectal Cancer

Yesterday

The Washington Post

Column | New clues point to why colorectal cancer is rising in young people

2 days ago

By Trisha S Pasricha

National Geographic

Colon cancer is rising in young people. Finally, scientists have a clue about why.

5 days ago

By Alisa Hrustic

Oncology Nurse Advisor

2000 to 2021 Saw Increase in Incidence of Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma

6 days ago

News 12

Sachem School District: No new confirmed cases of tuberculosis after one student tested positive

4 hours ago

Newsday

After Sachem East high schooler's infection, what to know about tuberculosis

11 hours ago

By Lisa Colangelo

FOX 5 New York

Tuberculosis case reported at Long Island high school

4 hours ago

By Jodi Goldberg

Newsday

Sachem East High School reports tuberculosis case

13 hours ago

By John Valenti & Matthew Chayes

The Washington Post

You asked: Are vaccines approved without safety studies?

23 hours ago

By Lauren Weber & Caitlin Gilbert

The Washington Post

Opinion | Kennedy’s placebo requirement for vaccine testing could cost lives

YesterdayOpinion

By Leana Wen

MedPage Today

Here's How We Know Vaccines Are Safe and Effective

6 days ago

By Kristina Fiore

Los Angeles Times

Letters to the Editor: There’s a scientific ‘chicken and egg problem’ facing vaccine research

9 days agoOpinion

By Avanidhar Subrahmanyam

Gizmodo

U.S. Family Infected With Airborne Fungal Disease After Touring Bat-Filled Caves

11 hours ago

By Margherita Bassi

CIDRAP

Family likely infected with histoplasmosis in bat-colonized cave

Yesterday

By Mary Van Beusekom

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | CDC (.gov)

Cave-Associated Histoplasmosis Outbreak ...

6 days ago

Daily Star

Family infected with deadly disease after caving expedition in search of bats

4 days ago

By Zita Whalley

HuffPost

These Easy Habits Could Decrease The Risk Of A Second Heart Attack, According To New Study

Yesterday

By Jillian Wilson

upi.com

Recovering from heart attack? Here's what you shouldn't do

Yesterday

By Dennis Thompson

Medical News Today

Heart attack: More sleep, exercise, less sitting can help lower risk

Yesterday

By Corrie Pelc

CBS News

Those evaluated for chest pain could benefit from moving more after coming home, study says

5 hours ago

Neuroscience News

Cold Sore Virus Linked to Alzheimer’s, Antivirals May Lower Risk

13 hours ago

Scimex

EXPERT REACTION: Cold sores may be implicated in the development of Alzheimer's disease

Yesterday

New Atlas

Antiherpes medication use linked to 17% reduced risk of Alzheimer’s

22 hours ago

By Paul Mcclure

New York Post

Common virus linked to higher risk of Alzheimer’s disease — you probably have it

Yesterday

By McKenzie Beard

NBC News

A surge of Texas parents fought measles outbreak by stepping up vaccine effort

18 hours ago

By Erika Edwards & Joe Murphy

The Guardian

Do you really need to do Kegels? Physicians on five common pelvic floor myths

Yesterday

By Madeleine Aggeler

WFLA

Exercises to help build a stronger pelvic floor

12 hours ago

By Sarah Smith

KTALnews.com

Pelvic floor issues impact 1 in 3 women: Insights from Elite PT

7 days ago

By Mike Knutsen

Audacy

As Prescribed: Solutions aplenty for the 1-in-3 U.S. women suffering from pelvic floor disorders

7 days ago

By Bret Burkhart

RochesterFirst

Study: Common ingredient in food linked to leukemia growth

5 hours ago

By Gio Battaglia

ScienceAlert

Common Energy Drink Additive Could Be Fueling Growth in Leukemia

Yesterday

By David Nield

Nature

Taurine from tumour niche drives glycolysis to promote leukaemogenesis

7 days ago

By Jeevisha Bajaj, Michael W Becker & John M Ashton

People.com

Common Energy Drink Ingredient Linked to Blood Cancer

5 days ago

By Cara Lynn Shultz

CNN

Some birth control users go years without a period — is it safe?

13 hours ago

By Kameryn Griesser

HuffPost

What Dental Hygienists Can Tell About You Just By Looking In Your Mouth

16 hours ago

By Caroline Bologna

Times of India

Got a root canal treatment done? 5 serious conditions commonly found in people with poor oral health

Yesterday

News-Medical

Study links gum disease symptoms to higher risk of multiple chronic conditions

9 days ago

News 9

Experts say daily flossing is linked to better overall health

Mar 31

NBC News

Valley fever in California: Climate change could lead to more fungal infections

Yesterday

By Kaitlin Sullivan

KUER

St. George’s growth is kicking up the fungus that causes valley fever

Yesterday

By David Condos

ABC4 Utah

A fungus in Utah soil can lead to lung infections — but officials say there is ‘no reason to panic’

21 hours ago

By Trevor C. Myers

FOX 13 News Utah

Hidden fungus causing more Valley Fever in southern Utah, possibly because of development

2 days ago

By Chris Reed

BBC

Finland's obsession with saunas is going global, but are they any good for you?

17 hours ago

By Erika Benke

NBC News

How Menopause Affects Your Teeth and Gums, According to Experts

12 hours ago

By Bethany Heitman

Yahoo

'I'm an Oncologist and This Is the Food I Add to Every Meal for Cancer Prevention'

5 hours ago

By Emily Laurence

Medical News Today

Could carb quality affect how a person ages?

Yesterday

By Corrie Pelc

Business Insider

Carbs can help you live longer — if you eat the right ones, a new study suggests

5 days ago

By Gabby Landsverk

Medscape

Carbohydrate Quality Influences Healthy Aging in Women

5 days ago

NBC News

Diets high in good carbs like whole grains, fruit promote health later in life for women, study finds

5 days ago

By Linda Carroll

Slate Magazine

I Discovered Something in My Husband’s Underwear Drawer. Uh, I Think He Has Something Big He Needs to Tell Me.

11 hours ago

By Rich Juzwiak

Parkinson's News Today

Eye test can distinguish Parkinson’s from secondary parkinsonism

9 hours ago

By Marisa Wexler

MIT News

Scientists discover potential new targets for Alzheimer’s drugs

Yesterday

By Anne Trafton

ScienceAlert

AI Discovers Suspected Trigger of Alzheimer's, And Maybe a Treatment

5 days ago

By David Nield

The Boston Globe

MIT and Harvard Medical School announce a new research pathway to fight Alzheimer’s disease

Yesterday

By John Ellement

MassLive

MIT, Harvard scientists make important breakthrough in Alzheimer’s research

Yesterday

By Juliet Schulman-hall

Neuroscience News

Next-Gen Painkiller Blocks Pain Without the High

Yesterday

By Shantell Kirkendoll

New Atlas

Opioid-level relief without the opioids? That's the promise of SBI-810

15 hours ago

By Michael Franco

Duke University School of Medicine

Experimental Painkiller Could Outsmart Opioids – Without the High

2 days ago

By Shantell Kirkendoll

Yahoo

An experimental painkiller could be the key to solving the opioid epidemic

2 days ago

By Julia Musto

Newser

Human Bird Flu Cases Are Suddenly Tougher to Find

Yesterday

By Kate Seamons

Daily Mail

I ate red meat and eggs every day for a month against the advice of doctors... see my shocking results

Yesterday

By Emily Joshu

Slate Magazine

Help! I’ve Found There Is One Way to Get the Medical Care You Need. My Boyfriend Refuses to Do It.

17 hours ago

By Jenee Desmond-harris

Ars Technica

Scientists figure out how the brain forms emotional connections

6 hours ago

By Jacek Krywko

Nature

Prefrontal encoding of an internal model for emotional inference

7 days ago

By Joshua P Johansen & Xiaowei Gu

riken.jp

How the brain allows us to infer emotions

6 days ago

The Seattle Times

A really hard conversation to have with teens | The therapist is in

10 hours ago

By Jordan Alam

NJ.com

Dear Annie: I’m at my wits’ end trying to care for my 74-year-old mother who insists she’s ‘just fine’

11 hours ago

By Annie Lane

AOL.com

Most sleep-deprived cities in US revealed in report: Where does yours rank?

Yesterday

By Angelica Stabile

HuffPost

Nutritionists Rank The Best (And Worst) Packaged Deli Meats For Your Health

16 hours ago

By Alexandra Emanuelli

Neuroscience News

Plant-Based Diet Could Turn Back Biological Aging

12 hours ago

Earth.com

Want to slow down aging? Add these foods to your diet

14 hours ago

By Sanjana Gajbhiye

Good Housekeeping

Scientists Reveal the Exact Diet to Follow to Help You Live Longer

6 days ago

By Marcy Lovitch

The Sun

Daily drinks which help keep you younger AND protect you from silent killers revealed

Yesterday

By Matt Bell

New York Post

Bizarre, new beauty trend turns your skin orange — and could land you in the ER, experts warn

6 hours ago

By Marissa Matozzo

ScienceAlert

Yellow Fever Resurgence Could Make COVID Look 'Pale' by Comparison

Yesterday

By Carly Cassella

Vax-Before-Travel

85 Yellow Fever Fatalities in the Americas Reported in 2025

2 days ago

CIDRAP

WHO spotlights deadly yellow fever outbreaks in the Americas

5 days ago

By Jim Wappes

Vax-Before-Travel

Yellow Fever Outbreak Includes South America's West Coast

7 days ago

By Don Hackett

Daily Mail

I'm a diet expert - a common symptom after eating could mean you're at risk of deadly cancer

Yesterday

Neuroscience News

Why Loneliness Hurts More When You’re Poor

12 hours ago

The New York Times

Is Red Meat Bad for Your Heart? It May Depend on Who Funded the Study.

Yesterday

By Caroline Hopkins

SciTechDaily

Bird Flu Is Now Killing Cats at a 90% Fatality Rate – Experts Warn It Could Jump to Humans

Yesterday

Baku.ws

Bird flu from cats - a new global threat?

12 hours ago

Straight Arrow News

Bird Flu in cats raises new worries about human risk

8 hours ago

Chip Chick

Bird Flu Is Deadly To Cats, And Scientists Say We’re Not Taking The Human Risk Seriously Enough

15 hours ago

By Emily Chan

The Conversation

The DIY guide to checking how well you’re ageing

Yesterday

By Marco Arkesteijn & William Taylor

Gizmodo

A Common Antidepressant Could Help Your Body Fight Cancer

12 hours ago

By Ed Cara

Medical Xpress

Common antidepressants could help the immune system fight cancer

8 hours ago

Manchester Evening News

Common medication taken by millions could 'fight and kill cancer cells'

9 hours ago

By Bethan Finighan

Daily Mail

Millions taking one of UK's most common medications could be protected from cancer, study suggests

12 hours ago

By Jada Bas

Neuroscience News

Body’s Own Cannabinoids May Help Control Trauma-Linked Fear

Yesterday

By Olivia Dimmer

AOL.com

Video: Golden Retriever Puppy Thinks Hair Dryer Is His Mortal Enemy

14 hours ago

By Zahrah Patel

Live Science

Hospital superbug can feed on medical plastic, first-of-its-kind study reveals

Yesterday

By Ben Turner

The Indian Express

Can hospital superbugs chew up stents and implants? Here’s what a new study says

1 hour ago

By Anonna Dutt

Times of India

Hospital superbug ‘eating’ medical plastics, devices & implants: Study

3 days ago

By Durgesh Nandan Jha

ehn.org

Superbug feeds on medical plastics, raising concerns over device safety in hospitals

Yesterday

Tom's Guide

12-year study reveals the type of exercise that makes you live longer — it's not cardio

12 hours ago

By Jessica Downey

Yahoo

Researchers raise red flag after documenting dramatic shift in birds' behavior: 'How long can these birds continue to exist?'

16 hours ago

nj.gov

NJ Health Department Alerts Residents of New Potential Exposures from Another Non-NJ Measles Case, Urges Individuals to Stay Up to Date on Vaccines

Yesterday

CBS News

Traveler with measles was at Newark Airport while infectious, health officials say

6 days ago

By Katie Houlis

NBC New York

Newark Airport passengers warned of possible measles exposure by NJ health officials

6 days ago

Fox News

Measles exposure warning issued for Newark Airport as officials urge vaccination

5 days ago

By Angelica Stabile

Reuters

WHO says vaccine-derived poliovirus detected in Papua New Guinea

Yesterday

By Harshita Meenaktshi, Gareth Jones & Jennifer Rigby

BBC

Polio outbreak in Papua New Guinea declared by World Health Organisation

5 days ago

By Kelly Ng

Times of India

Polio virus detected in children without symptoms: What does it really mean?

Yesterday

SBS Australia

Australia pledges $5 million to combat PNG polio outbreak

18 hours ago

Neuroscience News

8-Minute MRI Scan Can Diagnose MS Without Lumbar Puncture

11 hours ago

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