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The Washington Post

First malaria treatment for newborn babies approved for use

13 hours ago

By Victoria Craw

BBC

First malaria treatment for babies approved for use

Yesterday

By Dominic Hughes

Reuters

Novartis wins approval for first malaria drug for newborns and babies

18 hours ago

By John Revill

AP News

The first drug to treat infants sick with malaria is approved by Swiss authority

7 hours ago

By Jamey Keaten

HuffPost

Measles Cases Surge To Highest Level Since The Disease Was Eliminated In U.S.

13 hours ago

By Nina Golgowski

NBC News

Measles cases reach highest point since the disease was eliminated in U.S. in 2000

16 hours ago

By Aria Bendix

USA Today

Measles cases hit highest level since it was declared eradicated in the U.S. in 2000

4 days ago

By Janet Loehrke

Your Local Epidemiologist

Measles reaches highest number since elimination. Start of a Covid wave? Incoming Medicaid cuts, GAVI, and some good news

2 days ago

By Katelyn K Jetelina

CNN

Matching your workouts to your personality could make exercise more enjoyable and give better results

Yesterday

By Issy Ronald

The Guardian

Extroverts and exercise: how personality affects our approach to the gym

7 hours ago

NBC News

Want better workout results? Match your exercise to your personality, study suggests

21 hours ago

By Lindsey Leake

New York Post

These 5 personality traits can predict what kind of exercise you prefer — including the best workout for anxious people

11 hours ago

By Diana Bruk

Daily Mail

Experts discover the cause of 'enormous increase' of cancer deaths in young people... and the true toll it takes

15 hours ago

By Ishita Srivastava

Medical Xpress

What's behind the enormous increase in early-onset gastrointestinal cancers?

Yesterday

The Independent

Colon cancer is spiking in young adults. Scientists are blaming the American diet

15 hours ago

By Julia Musto

Daijiworld

Processed foods, obesity linked to sharp rise in colon cancer among young adults

1 hour ago

ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos

ER visits for tick bites near record levels this summer across US

2 days ago

By Youri Benadjaoud

WSJ

Ticks Are Really Bad This Summer. What to Do About Them

4 days ago

By Sumathi Reddy

The Boston Globe

New England is seeing one of its worst tick seasons in years

2 days ago

By Angela Mathew

CBS News

It's been a bad summer for tick bites in the Northeast. Here's why and what you should look for.

2 days ago

By Louisa Moller

Axios

Bird flu emergency is over, CDC says

2 days ago

By Josephine Walker

CNN

CDC ends emergency response to H5N1 bird flu

2 days ago

By Brenda Goodman & Sarah Owermohle

CIDRAP

CDC streamlines H5N1 avian flu reporting

12 hours ago

By Lisa Schnirring

Fox News

CDC declares bird flu emergency over as experts warn of possible fall resurgence

11 hours ago

By Melissa Rudy

NPR

Why experts are concerned about the vaccine study cited by RFK Jr.

2 days ago

By Gabrielle Emanuel

The New York Times

Opinion | I’m a Pediatrician. I’m Afraid of Diseases I Thought I’d Never See.

5 days agoOpinion

By Perri Klass

STLtoday.com

Letter: RFK Jr. is setting America up for a devastating future pandemic

22 hours agoOpinion

By Cathy Luh

Newsweek

Myth-Busters—Vaccine Edition | Opinion

5 days agoOpinion

Times of India

5 serious diseases Vitamin D deficiency can cause

2 days ago

The Hindu

Vitamin D deficiency poses public health challenge, say experts

17 hours ago

Miami Herald

Should you soak in the sun for low vitamin D? Here are the ways to get more

6 days ago

By Leslie Baumann

WBAL-TV

If you can't go outside, here's where you can get sources of vitamin D

2 days ago

By Jenyne Donaldson

Women's Health

These 5 Early Alzheimer’s Warning Signs Are Often Mistaken for Normal Aging

16 hours ago

By Sarah Bradley

USA Today

Dementia and Alzheimer's disease aren't the same thing. Here's why.

Yesterday

By Daryl Austin

Hindustan Times

Are you just forgetful or is it something more? Neurologist shares when to see a doctor

2 days ago

By Tapatrisha Das

The Telegraph

Forgetfulness or early dementia? How to decipher your memory loss

4 days ago

By Emily Craig

The New York Times

What Is Fibermaxxing? A TikTok Trend Encourages Fiber Consumption.

7 hours ago

By Nicole Stock

NDTV

Move Over 'Protein Goals', 'Fibre Goals' Are New Social Media Trend. A Guide

1 hour ago

WVIA Public Media

January 17, 2025: Tips for Boosting Fiber

18 hours ago

theweek.in

What is fibermaxxing? The latest TikTok trend that has got everyone talking about

21 hours ago

By Tisha Elizabeth Jacob

The Washington Post

Column | I’m a gastroenterologist. Here’s why I tell my patients to eat this one fruit.

2 days ago

By Trisha S Pasricha

New York Post

5 foods that can help you poop, according to a gastroenterologist — one ‘jump-starts the gut’ and can work in minutes

6 days ago

By Diana Bruk

Times of India

10 foods that help relieve constipation naturally

2 hours ago

NZ Herald

I’m a gastroenterologist - here’s why I tell my patients to eat this one fruit

9 hours ago

By Trisha S Pasricha

SFGATE

Grand Canyon National Park sees its first hantavirus case in nearly a decade

2 days ago

By Adrianna Nine

The Hill

Hantavirus, rabies exposures confirmed at Grand Canyon National Park

10 hours ago

By Greg Haas & Addy Bink

KLAS 8 News Now

Hantavirus exposure confirmed at Grand Canyon; 4 cases in Nevada in 2025

11 hours ago

By Greg Haas

FOX 10 Phoenix

Hantavirus, rabies cases reported at the Grand Canyon: NPS

6 days ago

By Kenneth Wong

Study Finds

Does Exercise Really Improve Mental Health? New Research Reveals Surprising Truth

18 hours ago

Neuroscience News

Mental Health Benefits of Exercise Depend on Context

12 hours ago

ScienceBlog.com

Your Gym Buddy Could Be the Secret to Better Mental Health

20 hours ago

UGA Today

Does exercise really improve mental health?

21 hours ago

By Kathryn Kao

The New York Times

Lung Cancer Screening on Wheels

Yesterday

By Kristian Thacker & Simar Bajaj

Medical Xpress

Ultra-processed foods linked to higher chronic disease risks, even at low intake

19 hours ago

ScienceAlert

Massive Review Finds No 'Safe' Level of Processed Meat Consumption

5 days ago

By David Nield

Nature

Health effects associated with consumption of processed meat, sugar-sweetened beverages and trans fatty acids: a Burden of Proof study

Jun 30

By Demewoz Haile, Charlie Ashbaugh & Reed J D Sorensen

CNN

There is no safe amount of processed meat to eat, according to new research

7 days ago

By Madeline Holcombe

Times of India

Common gut bacteria set to cause millions of stomach cancer cases, study warns

2 days ago

The Independent

Common bacteria ‘fuels millions of cases of stomach cancer across the globe’

6 hours ago

By Jane Kirby

Nature

Global lifetime estimates of expected and preventable gastric cancers across 185 countries

2 days ago

By Jin Young Park, Damien Georges & F. Bray

NDTV

Simple Treatment Could Prevent 75% of Stomach Cancer Cases, Doctors Reveal

17 hours ago

By Nikhil Pandey

Yahoo

Researchers warn planned C-section births — the most common surgery in the US — can increase risk of childhood cancers

2 days ago

By Julia Musto

The Independent

Researchers warn planned C-section births can increase risk of childhood cancers

2 days ago

By Julia Musto

New York Post

Planned C-sections can increase your child’s risk of these serious conditions

2 days ago

By Diana Bruk

Newsweek

Planned C-Sections Linked to Higher Risk of Cancer in Children

5 days ago

By Daniella Gray

The New York Times

What are the Health Benefits of Sunshine?

17 hours ago

By Melinda Wenner Moyer

ScienceAlert

Your Poop Schedule Says a Lot About Your Overall Health, Suggests Study

21 hours ago

By Michael Irving

Fox News

'Old people smell,' lung cancer risks and morning workout warnings

9 hours ago

Fox News

'Old people smell' is real, experts say — here's how to avoid it as you age

4 days ago

wccsradio.com

‘Old people smell,’ lung cancer risks and morning workout warnings

6 hours ago

OnlyMyHealth

Heat And Hormones: The Link Between Summer Sweat And Body Odour That Changes After 25

21 hours ago

Post and Courier

3 SC cities are ranked among the worst in the US for mosquito infestations

2 days ago

By Nicole Ziege

EatingWell

The Underrated Proteins You Should Be Eating If You Have Diabetes, According to a New Study

9 hours ago

By Joy Manning

Yahoo

Stanford scientists 'totally surprised' by potential Parkinson's treatment discovery

2 days ago

BuzzFeed

9 Foods That Scientists Say Can Lower Your Cortisol Levels (AKA That Pesky Stress Hormone)

7 hours ago

By Gale Coleman & Eibhlis Gale-coleman

Vogue

Easy Ways To Regulate Your Cortisol Levels in the Morning and Have a Stress-Free Day

4 days ago

By Ana Morales & Anna Cafolla

Times of India

10 foods that can control high cortisol levels

2 days ago

health.com

6 Surprising Things That Are Increasing Your Stress Hormone (Cortisol)

Yesterday

By Laura Schober

WKRC

Potential deadly side effects of weight-loss drugs, new investigation says

2 days ago

New York Post

Potentially fatal side effect of weight-loss drugs sparks new investigation

3 days ago

By Diana Bruk

ScienceAlert

New Weight-Loss Drugs Under Scrutiny Amid Pancreas Concerns

6 days ago

By David Nield

financialexpress.com

Ozempic, Wegovy linked to dangerous pancreas inflammation, nearly 400 cases reported in UK

2 days ago

EatingWell

7 Sneaky Signs You Could Have Cognitive Decline, According to Experts

2 days ago

By Krissy Brady

Medical Xpress

Late eating is associated with impaired glucose metabolism

2 days ago

The New Indian Express

Decoding chrononutrition

8 hours ago

By Ramya Vennapusala

The Mirror

Evening habit linked to higher diabetes and heart disease risks

21 hours ago

By Lauren Haughey

Neuroscience News

Early Meals Boost Health, but Genetic Clock Shapes When We Eat

2 days ago

The Guardian

Charity prepares legal challenge after NHS board pauses ADHD referrals for over-25s

2 days ago

By Rachel Hall

The Washington Post

Before you reconnect with an old friend online, ask yourself these questions

Yesterday

By Sarah Gundle

ScienceAlert

One Major Feature of Aging Might Not Be Universal After All

2 days ago

By Samuel J White & Philippe B. Wilson

The New York Times

A Common Assumption About Aging May Be Wrong, Study Suggests

Jun 30

By Mohana Ravindranath

Nature

Nonuniversality of inflammaging across human populations

Jun 30

By G. Pawelec, Claudio Franceschi & Stefania Bandinelli

The Times

Living more like a hunter-gatherer may ward off ageing

2 days ago

By Rhys Blakely

Earth.com

Molecules produced by the body during fasting improve brain health

20 hours ago

Yahoo

What to Know About the New COVID-19 Variant XFG

2 days ago

By Alice Park

WIRED

Feeling Hoarse? You Might Have the New ‘Stratus’ Covid Variant

7 days ago

By Marta Musso

Manchester Evening News

UKHSA confirms new Stratus Covid variant is now dominant strain in England

5 days ago

Forbes

New COVID-19 ‘Stratus’ Variant XFG Now In 38 Countries, WHO Monitoring

22 hours ago

By Bruce Y. Lee

The Brighter Side of News

Molecular jackhammers use near-infrared light to kill 99% of cancer cells

21 hours ago

By Yosef Shavit

Women's Health

I Thought It Was Just A Zit. The Actual Diagnosis Took Me By Surprise.

12 hours ago

By Katie Mogg

The New York Times

10 Menopause Myths the Experts Can’t Stand

2 days ago

By Maggie Astor

The Independent

New research suggests women in midlife can benefit from ‘gym bro’ supplement

2 days ago

By James Liddell

health.com

Creatine vs. pre-workout: Which one is better for you?

2 days ago

Hindustan Times

Top 10 creatine powders for muscle gain and strength: Best picks to try in 2025

7 days ago

By Tanya Shree

Men's Health

'I Took a 25g Super-Dose of Creatine Every Day for 28 Days – Here’s What Changed'

6 days ago

By Ryan Dabbs

Prevention

Burning Tongue, Loss of Taste, and Dry Mouth? It Could Be a Sign of This Surprising Condition

15 hours ago

By Arielle Weg

Neuroscience News

Retinal Cells Rewire to Preserve Vision in Degenerative Eye Disease

2 days ago

Medical Xpress

Eye cells 'rewire' themselves when vision begins to fail, study finds

2 days ago

Technology Networks

Retinal Neurons Rewire To Preserve Sight in Mice With RP

2 days ago

ScienceBlog.com

Dying Eyes Rewire Themselves to Save Sight

2 days ago

Real Simple

Greek Yogurt or Cottage Cheese? Nutrition Experts Reveal the Better High-Protein Snack

17 hours ago

By Christina Manian & Christina Manian, RDN

Delish

Warning: This Is What Happens When You Eat Too Many Strawberries

2 days ago

By Amanda Mactas

Gizmodo

The Next Big Cancer Treatment Could Be Herpes

2 days ago

By Ed Cara

New York Post

Doctors have figured out a way to use herpes to fight untreatable advanced cancer

13 hours ago

By Tracy Swartz

New Scientist

Herpes virus could soon be approved to treat severe skin cancer

13 hours ago

By Michael Le Page

News-Medical

Genetically modified herpes virus shows promise against advanced melanoma

4 hours ago

Neuroscience News

Side of Parkinson’s Onset Shapes Cognitive and Emotional Decline

2 days ago

theweek.in

20 hours ago

Nature

Impact of motor symptom asymmetry on non-motor outcomes in Parkinson’s disease: a systematic review

8 days ago

News-Medical

Side of onset influences non-motor symptoms in Parkinson’s disease

2 days ago

Daily Mail

Scientists pinpoint the exact amount of time it should take to urinate - any more or less could be a sign your health is at risk

2 days ago

By Elen Johnston

New York Post

How long should you really take to pee?

17 hours ago

Yahoo

Peeing For Longer Than This Exact Amount Of Time Could Reveal Health Issues

22 hours ago

By Amy Glover

The Sun

The exact amount of time it should take to pee - and when it signals a serious health problem

17 hours ago

By Isabel Shaw

Mansion Global

‘The Goal Is to Get Hot.’ How Infrared Heat Can Supercharge Your Workout.

21 hours ago

By Michael Kaminer

PsyPost

Probiotics show promise for reducing hyperactivity in young children with autism and ADHD

2 days ago

By Eric Dolan

ScienceAlert

Brain's Memory Center Never Stops Making Neurons, Study Confirms

2 days ago

By David Nield

Live Science

Can adults make new brain cells? New study may finally settle one of neuroscience's greatest debates

6 days ago

By Theresa Sullivan-Barger

Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News

Adult Human Brains Continue to Grow New Neurons

2 days ago

By Corinna Singleman

Scientific American

Proof That Adult Brains Make New Neurons Settles Scientific Controversy

6 days ago

By Nora Bradford

Medical News Today

Parkinson's: Cough medicine may help slow down cognitive decline

2 days ago

By Jessica Freeborn

SciTechDaily

Cough Syrup Slows Brain Damage in Parkinson’s Dementia, Study Finds

18 hours ago

ScienceAlert

Cough Medicine May Protect Against Some of Parkinson's Worst Symptoms

2 days ago

By Carly Cassella

New Atlas

Cough syrup protects the brain from dementia in clinical trial first

2 days ago

By Bronwyn Thompson

Earth.com

To get fit and stay healthy, scientists recommend walking this exact distance every day

17 hours ago

Fit&Well

A walking expert says this is the minimum number of steps you should take every day to stay healthy (and it’s a lot lower than 10,000)

2 days ago

By Lou Mudge

Times of India

Just a daily walk can help prevent dementia and heart disease

6 days ago

The Daily Galaxy

Sports Health Expert Debunks a 60-Year-Old Myth: Doing It Every Day Is Not Necessarily a Guarantee of Good Health

21 hours ago

By Arezki Amiri

Neuroscience News

Emotional Neglect in Childhood Undermines Trust in One’s Own Body

2 days ago

The New York Times

The Ethicist: My Cancer Might Be Genetic. Should I Tell My Relatives?

13 hours ago

By Kwame Anthony Appiah

Medical Xpress

Microscopic plant stones can cause permanent damage to tooth enamel

2 days ago

By Sanjukta Mondal

ScienceAlert

Surprise Hair Loss Breakthrough: DNA Sugar Gel Triggers Robust Regrowth

20 hours ago

By Carly Cassella

Times of India

How many eggs should you eat per day? Latest research has surprising answers

7 hours ago

Vogue

Are Eggs Bad for You? Or Good for You? We Settle the Debate

8 days ago

By Alice Rosati & Margaux Anbouba

Vocal

The Egg Dilemma: What Eating More Than 7 Eggs a Week Does to Your Body

3 days ago

The Daily Galaxy

How Many Eggs Should You Really Eat Per Day? The Latest Research Has Surprising Answers

3 days ago

By Juliette Dubois

Slate

Parenting advice: My nephew is moving in. I can't handle his behavior after dark.

2 days ago

By Allison Price

SciTechDaily

Following This Diet Can Reduce Your Risk of Alzheimer’s, No Matter Your Age

2 days ago

koreabiomed.com

Mediterranean diet can cut dementia risk by up to 28%, study finds

6 days ago

HuffPost

What You're Eating Could Be Giving You Brain Fog — Especially If You're 40 Or Older

2 days ago

By Bobbi Dempsey

The Mirror

Cutting back on one food group could lower your dementia risk

21 hours ago

By Kieran Isgin

VegOut

People who still look young in their 60s and beyond often follow these 10 underrated daily habits

2 days ago

By Cooper Jordan

Multiple Sclerosis News Today

Researchers in Sweden identify 18 new potential MS drug targets

2 days ago

By Steve Bryson

Penn State University

Nighttime pistachio snacking may reshape gut microbiome in prediabetic adults

2 days ago

Eat This Not That

If You’re Still Doing Bicep Curls to Build Arms After 40, You’re Doing It Wrong

2 days ago

By Alexa Mellardo

Times of India

Can you build muscle after 40? Let’s separate the myths from the facts

2 days ago

Tom's Guide

‘Build resilience, not just strength’ — trainer shares expert advice for staying fit in your 40s

2 hours ago

OnlyMyHealth

Can You Build Muscle After 40? Expert Shares Exercise Tips

7 days ago

By Talib Zaffer

Live Science

Rare form of leprosy infected people in Americas before European arrival, 4,000-year-old bones suggest

2 days ago

By Perri Thaler

Archaeology News Online Magazine

Ancient DNA reveals rare leprosy strain in the Americas thousands of years before European contact

8 days ago

Yahoo

Mysterious Leprosy Pathogen Has Lurked in The Americas For 4,000 Years

5 days ago

By David Nield

Nature

4,000-year-old Mycobacterium lepromatosis genomes from Chile reveal long establishment of Hansen’s disease in the Americas

Jun 30

By Kirsten I Bos, Nicolás Pastor & Rodrigo Nores

financialexpress.com

What is ‘Ozempic mouth’? Hollywood’s favourite weight loss drug now linked to new side effect

2 days ago

Haute Living

Is “Ozempic Teeth” Real? What You Need to Know About Protecting Your Smile

2 days ago

By Grace Sarkisian

BlackDoctor.org

‘Ozempic Teeth’: Your Weight Loss Medication Can Affect Your Smile

Jun 30

Daily Mail

A little-known side effect of menopause is ruining my life and doctors don't know how to help me

2 days ago

By Emily Joshu

EatingWell

The #1 Thing to Avoid If You Have High Blood Pressure, According to Dietitians

2 days ago

By Barbie Cervoni

EatingWell

8 Foods You Should Be Eating Every Week If You Have High Blood Pressure, According to Dietitians

5 days ago

By Elizabeth Shaw

parade.com

If You Have Hypertension, Stop Doing This One Thing ASAP

3 days ago

By Beth Ann Mayer

The Mirror US

Heart experts warn 'healthy' food to cut out now to lower blood pressure without tablets

4 days ago

By Katie Oborn

Daily Mail

This is why so many women are suffering from chronic UTIs

2 days ago

By Christa D'Souza

Times of India

Control high blood pressure using this common kitchen ingredient, says Harvard doctor

2 days ago

Hindustan Times

AIIMS gastroenterologist shares what to eat for high BP, diabetes, back pain, anxiety and other common health issues

2 days ago

By Akanksha Agnihotri

Surrey Live

Breakfast drink could lower blood pressure 'without medication'

6 days ago

By Katie Oborn

MSN

High blood pressure to diabetes: Best foods for common health issues, according to a top US doctor

2 days ago

Mint

Cardiologists share 10 daily habits that hurt your heart: Too much salt to lack of sleep

2 days ago

By Radhika Bhirani

MSN

Cardiologist shares most dangerous food habits that could silently increase your risk of heart attack: ‘Eat more fibre’

6 days ago

By Akanksha Agnihotri

Surrey Live

Habit you're probably guilty of may increase risk of deadly disease

4 days ago

By Sophie Buchan

Times of India

1 in 5 heart attacks show no symptoms: Doctor Shriram Nene shares 4 warning signs one should watch out for

22 hours ago

Hindustan Times

Cardiologist shares early signs of heart attack most people ignore until it’s too late: ‘You may feel dizzy…’

17 hours ago

By Akanksha Agnihotri

TheHealthSite

What Is Asymptomatic Heart Attack? Madhuri Dixit's Husband Dr. Shriram Nene Decodes The Silent Threat

3 days ago

By Lothungbeni Humtsoe

Business Today

Not just chest pain: 9 signs your heart could be failing silently

2 days ago

Earth.com

How a glass of wine a day affects your heart, according to doctors

8 hours ago

By Eric Ralls

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Dec 14, 2019

Bristol Live

Heart disease risk and high blood pressure 'could be reduced' with glass of common drink

8 days ago

By Oliver Radcliffe

Daily Record

Experts on the health impact of drinking a glass of wine

7 days ago

By Howard Lloyd & Oliver Radcliffe

The Telegraph

My weight ballooned after I gave up drinking. Here’s how I finally quit both addictions

2 days ago

By David Wilson

The Dodo - For Animal People

Rescued Baby Squirrels 'Freeze' Every Time Someone Walks In The Room

2 days ago

By Caitlin Anders

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