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Researchers analyze ultra-processed food data from US adults 
NBC News
Large study finds no link between ultra-processed food and colorectal cancer
By Aria Bendix
USA Today
A new ultra-processed foods study's surprising results, explained
By Sara Moniuszko
The Conversation
Replacing just 10% of ultra-processed foods with whole foods linked to drop in bowel cancer rate
By Erikka Loftfield
Medical Xpress
Total ultra-processed food intake not linked to colorectal cancer in large US cohort study
Microplastics found to be chemically active in water 
Ars Technica
Microplastics in water aren’t inert and make damaging chemicals on their own
By Jacek Krywko
Nature
Intrinsic physicochemical activity at microplastic–water interfaces
By Ruoqi Zhao, Yifan Dai & Phoebe A Stapleton
Columbia University
Microplastics Are Chemically Active, and Could Cause Biological Harm
NBC News
How exactly do microplastics damage the body? New research offers an answer
By Evan Bush
Yahoo
‘He’s a Cabinet Secretary!’ Reporter Snaps At RFK Jr. Aide Trying to Stop Question on Measles Deaths
By Ahmad Austin
PBS
Pennsylvania doctor urges vaccination as measles outbreak grows
By Amna Nawaz & Jackson Hudgins
Reuters
Explainer: How does the US count measles deaths?
Opinion
By Nancy Lapid
NBC News
CDC sending a ‘disease detective’ to help stop measles outbreak in Pennsylvania
By Erika Edwards
Star Tribune
Measles cases reach 42 in rural Minnesota amid outbreaks
By Jeremy Olson
CBS News
25 cases of measles identified in central, southeastern Minnesota, MDH says
By Aki Nace & Conor Wight
Bring Me The News
Minnesotans urged to get MMR vaccine as measles cases grow in 2 counties
By Adam Uren
FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minnesota measles cases: 25 confirmed since mid-September, all unvaccinated
Reuters
Congo Ebola outbreak spreads to new province bordering Central African Republic
By Amindeh Blaise Atabong, Robbie Corey-Boulet & Blaise Atabong
ReliefWeb
Ebola Outbreak, DRC and Region, Situation Report #14 (October 13, 2026)
CIDRAP
Ebola cases top 9,000 in DR Congo outbreak
By Stephanie Soucheray
Doctors Without Borders
Children are left behind in the current Ebola outbreak response
Necropsy reveals California bald eagle Jackie died of bird flu 
KSL News
Bird flu caused the death of Jackie, a California bald eagle who captured hearts
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Big Bear bald eagle Jackie's cause of death revealed
The Washington Post
Jackie, the famous the bald eagle mama in California, died of bird flu
California Department of Fish and Wildlife (.gov)
CDFW News | Necropsy Provides New Information About Beloved Bald Eagle Known as Jackie
Health experts urge early vaccination as flu season begins 
The Washington Post
Opinion | I moved up my flu shot appointment. You should, too.
By Leana Wen
WLWT
The 2026 cold and flu season is approaching, health officials say
By Giacomo Luca
Yahoo
Flu activity begins rising in Central California as health officials urge vaccination
By Danyelle Burke
Channel 3000
Flu season is arriving months early. Here's where it's spreading
By Mary Walrath
AI smartphone app helps patients track epileptic seizures 
The Washington Post
With AI platform, patients could chat with medical devices to improve health
By Susan Svrluga
Nature
Human–artificial intelligence collaboration for comanaging epilepsy in real time
By Zhongchuan Xu, Brian Litt & Nishant Sinha
Bioengineer.org
AI System Predicts Seizures While Grading Its Own Brain-Signal Quality in Real Time
National Institutes of Health (NIH) | (.gov)
Patients engage with epilepsy monitor in real time, improving seizure detection
ACOG issues new clinical practice guidelines for menopause management 
The New York Times
New Guidelines Strongly Support Hormone Therapy for Common Menopause Symptoms
By Maggie Astor
The Vajenda
The Price of a Hot Flash
By Jen Gunter
Contemporary OB/GYN
ACOG guideline expands menopause VMS, sleep, and mood recommendations
By Joshua Fitch
OzarksFirst.com
Knowing The Treatment Options For Moderate and Severe Hot Flashes During Menopause
By Jeremy Rabe
University of Arizona oncologist Dr. Rachna Shroff dies 
USA Today
Cancer researcher dies at 47 of disease she was trying to cure
By Sara Moniuszko
TODAY.com
Leading Cancer Researcher, 47, Dies of the Disease She Was Trying to Cure. This Was Her 1st Symptom
By Jason Kane & Maura Hohman
The University of Arizona
In Memoriam: Rachna Shroff, MD, MS
New York Post
Arizona university cancer researcher Rachna Shroff dies of disease she was trying to cure
CNN
‘Who, us? We’re not anti-vaccine,’ parents tell me. ‘Today just doesn’t work for us’
The Heritage Foundation
Childhood Vaccine Schedules Across Countries
By David Gortler
The Labor Tribune
YOUR LETTERS: Kids impacted by RFK vaccine cutback decision
HealthLeaders Media
Contributed Content: How do Hospitals Navigate the New Normal for Childhood Vaccines?
By Patsy Mcneil
Gothamist
NY measles outbreak more widespread than official count, health officials say
By Caroline Lewis
Yahoo
NY measles cases hit 126 as Hochul expands vaccine access
WNYT.com
Montgomery County reports 4 measles cases in separate clusters
By Sarah Darmanjian
Politico
New York and Pennsylvania's split screen approach to measles
By Sophie Gardner & Maya Kaufman
Nature
Artificial intelligence-enabled clinical phenotyping of human brown fat
National Institutes of Health (NIH) | (.gov)
A blood-pressure drug may activate health-promoting brown fat
Yahoo News New Zealand
The body fat linked to better mental and physical health – according to experts
By Suha Kidwai
UA.NEWS
Study links brown adipose tissue to lower diabetes prevalence — News-Medical
NPR
Make a 'sick day' kit for cold and flu season before your household gets hit
By Andee Tagle
Yahoo
Cold and Flu Season Is Coming — These Immune-Support Essentials Belong in Your Routine
By Nina Stiefel
WSBT
Cold and flu season runs its course at CVS: shop what you need in one trip
The New York Times
Why So Many People Still Are Not Screened for Lung Cancer
By Nina Agrawal
Oncodaily
James Fan Wu: Gaps in Lung Cancer Screening Highlighted at ASCO Quality Care Symposium
Bioengineer.org
Wider Lung Cancer Screening Rules Pull In More Smokers, But Who Is Truly at Risk?
AuntMinnie
New dataset maps people eligible for LDCT lung cancer screening
By Will Morton
Science Daily
Ozempic and Wegovy linked to rare risk of sudden vision loss
Fox News
Man claims he went blind after taking Ozempic, shares warning for other users
By Melissa Rudy
Yahoo
Hundreds Sue GLP-1 Drugmakers Over Vision Loss, Regulators Continue Weigh Rare Eye Risk
By Olivia Richman
MedPage Today
No Effect of GLP-1s on Anti-VEGF Injection Frequency for Diabetic Macular Edema
By Charles Bankhead
Two West Nile virus deaths reported in central North Carolina 
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
2 West Nile virus deaths reported in North Carolina: Officials
By Mary Kekatos
WAVY.com
Two die from West Nile virus in central North Carolina
ABC11 News
2 dead in North Carolina from West Nile virus as central NC seeing high transmission due to ongoing warm fall weather
By Elaina Athans
WRAL
Two North Carolinians dead from West Nile Virus
Yahoo News Canada
Mom of 6 Sues Doctors, Hospital After Hysterectomy Allegedly Leads to Paralysis, Quadruple Amputations
Medical Xpress
Intensive blood pressure control protects the heart—with no added kidney failure risk detected
By Sanjukta Mondal
Researchers analyze global data on annual dementia incidence 
USA Today
Dementia cases to double by 2050. Here's why
By Anthony Thompson
Deccan Herald
Longer lives, with some red flags
Opinion
UNSW Sydney
New yearly dementia cases to double by 2050: study
MedPage Today
Dementia Cases Rising; Tylenol's Effect on Brain Organoids; Early-Onset Alzheimer's
By Judy George
Study links 12% of cancer cases to infections 
The Independent
These are the common infections that can cause cancer - and how to protect yourself
By Julia Musto
The Washington Post
These common infections can cause cancer. Here’s what can lower your risk.
By Daniel Wu
Time Magazine
These Infections Are Linked to 12% of New Cancer Cases
By Veronique Greenwood
KOCO
These common infections are linked to 12% of new cancer cases, study says
By Jacqueline Howard
The Boston Globe
Dana-Farber to transfer breast cancer services away from Brigham, toward Beth Israel next week
By Marin Wolf
Phys.org
Candida auris copies its entire genome to survive antifungal treatment, research reveals
Nature
FKS1/2 -variant independent mechanisms underlying the emergence of resistance in echinocandin-refractory Candida auris infections
By Surabhi K Taori, Arnab Pradhan & Hugh Gifford
Yahoo
A lab mistake exposed how a deadly fungus beats drugs
By Suzanne Kantra
Gizmodo
This Deadly Fungus Keeps Learning How to Beat Every Drug We Throw at It
By Ed Le Cara
BBC
Same-day test helps doctors detect hidden infections in critically ill children
By Fergus Walsh
WCVB
Town issues rabies advisory after raccoon tests positive
By Veronica Haynes
CNN
An industry is prescribing weight-loss drugs to people with anorexia, devastating lives
By Anna Cooban
Food & Wine
A Cambridge Researcher Ranked 20 Protein Sources for Nutrition, Cost, and Sustainability. Here’s the Winner
By Stacey Leasca
The Atlantic
The Best Protein Source Is Hiding in Plain Sight
By Matteo N. Wong
The Times
Meat or tofu: what’s the healthiest protein?
By Peta Bee
The Guardian
Can I get too much protein? Experts answer your questions on the popular supplement
By Lauren Gould
ScienceAlert
Partial Vision Restored in Some Blind Patients With New Experimental Treatment
Reuters
NEWSLETTER: Blindness treatment based on Nobel-winning research shows promise
By Nancy Lapid
UA.NEWS
Four of 8 patients performed visual tasks better in study — News-Medical
Rising Kashmir
Don’t fix the Gene. Rewire the Cell
Opinion
Rolling Stone
How a Controversial Hepatitis B Study Was Funded by the CDC Amid a Global Swirl of Criticism
By Katherine Eban
The Guardian
Guinea-Bissau denies it has approved controversial vaccine trial in newborns
By Melody Schreiber
The National Law Review
Stand Up for Science Launches Petition to Halt CDC Vaccine Study in West Africa
EIN News
As CDC Renews Controversial Guinea-Bissau Vaccine Trial, Stand Up for Science Makes Its Field Investigation Public
Research links ultra-processed food to potential brain changes 
SciTechDaily
Same Calories, Same Nutrients – but One Meal Triggered a Surprising Reaction in the Body
CBC
We know junk food isn't healthy, but scientists are trying to determine if it's also bad for our brains
By Nick Logan
Medical News Today
Ultra-processed vs whole foods: What's the metabolic impact?
By Jill Seladi-Schulman
CTV News
Chips, cereals and frozen meals could raise risk of brain damage and dementia, study finds
By Adrian Ghobrial
New York Post
Deadly, brain-liquifying fungus is on the rise in the US — and scientists don’t know why
By Allie Yang
Daily Star
Deadly brain-infecting fungus straight out of The Last of Us on the rise in US
By Daniel Smith
Contagion Live
Neurotropic Fungus Infection Cases Increase Four-Fold
The Mirror US
Deadly brain-infecting fungus spreading fast, warns CDC
By Daniel Smith
The Washington Post
Why the ovary still matters well beyond menopause
By Meghan Bartels
Medical Xpress
Ovaries remain active decades after menopause, study reveals
ScienceAlert
Ovaries Develop an Intriguing Second Role After Menopause
By Jess Cockerill
BBC
Health Check | What happens in the ovaries postmenopause?
By Claudia Hammond
SciTechDaily
Scientists Discover a Surprisingly Simple Way To Relieve Stubborn Carpal Tunnel Pain
New York Post
Exclusive | FDA-approved ketamine treatment fights depression better than decades on Prozac, patients say
By Alexander Mitchell
Archaeology News Online Magazine
Ancient gut microbes link hunter-gatherers in Africa and forager-farmers in South America
SciTechDaily
Stanford Scientists Discover We’ve Lost Ancient Gut Microbes That Traveled With Humans for Thousands of Years
Earth.com
Humans have carried some of the same gut bacteria for thousands of years
Daily Mirror
BBC expert gives major statins update about impact on health condition
By Ben Hurst
Medical News Today
Glaucoma: Common cholesterol-lowering drug may lower risk
By Corrie Pelc
Good News Network
Statins May Protect People From Glaucoma or Blindness By Preventing or Slowing Nerve Cell Death
StudyFinds
Statins Tied To Lower Glaucoma Risk, 60% Fewer Laser Treatments
The New York Times
Cancer Vaccines Are the N.I.H.’s Next ‘Big Bet’
By Gina Kolata
Pharmacy Times
Peptide Vaccines: The Next Frontier in Precision Cancer Treatment
By Rebekah Dyer
Oncodaily
Bernard A. Fox: Dark Proteome Cancer Vaccines Expanding the Horizon of Immunotherapy
By Bernard A Fox
Chief Healthcare Executive
A partnership to develop cancer vaccines
By Ron Southwick
Fox News
Best foods for reducing dangerous belly fat and protecting heart health
By Sadie Chafe
Dentistry.co.uk
Ectopic tooth found in upper eye socket thought to be world first
The Conversation
First case of teeth growing out of an eye socket – what you need to know about ‘ectopic teeth’
By Saroash Shahid
News.com.au
Canine tooth erupts from teen’s eye socket
By Rachel Sacks
Laodong.vn
India records rare case of teeth growing on eyes seen for the first time in the world
ScienceAlert
One Common Eating Habit Is Linked to Higher Risk of 2 Liver Diseases
By David Nield
Science Daily
Eating late at night linked to up to 30% higher risk of liver disease
NewsNation
Late-night snacking may be hurting your liver: Study
By Sean Noone
Everyday Health
Late-Night Eating Linked to Higher Liver Disease Risk, Study Finds
By Cristina Muniz Mutchler
iLovetheUpperWestSide.com
The Old Gracious Home Space on Broadway Finally Has a New Tenant
By Mike Mishkin
Fox News
Weight-loss drugs may fight 7 serious health problems before the pounds even come off
Healio
CV benefits of semaglutide appear to be related to more than weight loss
By Erik Swain
Futura, le média qui explore le monde
Beyond weight loss: the unexpected “positive surprises” from new injectable treatments
Medical Xpress
Weight loss drugs may protect against heart failure
Medical News Today
AI scans and ABCDEs: Modern skin cancer screening with a dermatologist
By Yasemin "Yazz" Nicola S.
Science Daily
New knee arthritis treatment delivers lasting pain relief without surgery
AuntMinnie
GAE cuts steroid injections by half in knee osteoarthritis patients
By Will Morton
Radiology Business
Interventional procedure significantly reduces reliance on steroid injections for knee osteoarthritis
By Hannah Murphy
Newser
Protein Degraders Could Change Disease Treatment
RealClearHealth
Overdose Deaths Declining: HHS Continuing the Momentum
Nature
Clonal heterogeneity in human pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma and its impact on tumor progression
By Motoyuki Tsuda, Adriana Heguy & Diane M Simeone
Medical Xpress
Continuously evolving cells help pancreatic cancer evade treatment and spread
By Robert Egan
Inside Precision Medicine
Single-Cell Profiling Exposes Hidden Diversity Within Pancreatic Tumors
KPBS
UCSD-led study finds how pancreatic cancer cells can change genetic makeup
CIDRAP
New CDC report details deadly toll of delayed measles complication in kids
The Washington Post
Column | At 63, he’s a top knee expert. Here’s his exercise routine for strong knees.
By Gretchen Reynolds
NPR
Here's what to know if you're unsure about your measles immunity status
By Maria Godoy
Health.com
The Best Bread To Eat Daily for Healthy Aging, According to Dietitians
By Caitlin Beale
Bored Panda
15% Of Americans Have Taken A GLP-1, And Dermatologists Now Have A Timeline For When The Hair Goes
By Erika Saikovskyte
Medscape
GLP-1s Linked to Nail Detachment and Other Disorders in New Study
Science Daily
Popular weight loss drugs linked to a surprising fingernail problem
The Independent
How weight loss drugs have been linked to surprising hair and nail problems
By Suha Kidwai
CNN
Why a debate on declining sperm counts can spur conversations about overall health
By Jamin Brahmbhatt
National Geographic
The Next Big Conversation in Fertility Medicine is Men's Mental Health
By Sarah Elizabeth Richards
Hindustan Times
Concerned about reproductive health rumours? Urologist debunks 5 myths on male fertility and sperm health
Medical Xpress
Popular sports supplement may help shield the brain from damage linked to gut inflammation
By Sanjukta Mondal
ScienceAlert
Creatine Could Protect The Brain From Gut Inflammation
By Carly Cassella
Baku.ws
Popular sports supplement protects the brain from inflammation
New York Post
Flu season started earlier than expected — what to know about the brand new vaccine
By Allie Yang
peicanada.com
Flu vaccine prevents serious risk from influenza
By Jillian Trainor
MedPage Today
Where Can I Get an mRNA Flu Shot?
By Kristina Fiore
Axios
A new, more effective flu vaccine is available in Des Moines
By Linh Ta
Medscape
Do Sugary Drinks Increase Cancer Risk? It’s Complicated
By David Brzostowicki
Yahoo
Bride and Groom Forced to Get Rabies Shots on Wedding Day After Bat Scare: ‘Glad We’re Alive to Tell the Tale’ (Exclusive)
By Ashlyn Robinette
AOL.com
Want to Keep Your Brain Healthy? Here Are the Foods to Avoid
By Katie Arnold-Ratliff
The Japan Times
High-calorie diet causes brain nerve abnormalities, researchers find
Sapienza Università di Roma
Diet and the brain: how fats alter metabolism and memory
AOL.com
These 3 Foods Aren’t Safe To Eat After They Expire, According to a Food Safety Expert
By Kristina Osborne
ScienceAlert
Study Shows Meat Eaters Are More Likely to Survive to 100, But There's a Catch
By Carly Cassella
LIGA.net
Scientists have explained in which cases a diet that includes meat can promote longevity
WION
Women who eat meat have a higher chance of living to 100: Study
By Anamica Singh
Yahoo News UK
Woman Who Survived Colon Cancer 3 Times Reveals the First Symptom She Noticed at 14: ‘I Hid It From Everyone’
By Vanessa Etienne
Yahoo Health
Scientists studied 1 million women before menopause—one pattern stood out
By Jasmine Laws
Nature
Population-scale reconstruction of menopause dynamics reveals a physiological cliff at the final menstrual period
By Glen Anthony Pridham, Yoav Hayut & Yoel Toledano
ScienceAlert
Bones, Liver, And Blood Fats All Shift Abruptly at Menopause, Huge Study Finds
By Carly Cassella
Scientific American
What happens to the body during menopause? New research hints at a biological ‘cliff’
By Jackie Flynn Mogensen & Jackie Flynn
The New York Times
How Healthy Is Seaweed?
By Isobel Whitcomb
Science Daily
Mysterious brain activity under anesthesia challenges what we know about consciousness
Medical Xpress
LLM-inspired study sheds light on how brain cells encode the meaning of words
By Ingrid Fadelli
UA.NEWS
Signals predicting words found in the hippocampus under anesthesia — ScienceDaily
The Guardian
‘I want to do everything I can to head off dementia’: why demand for the shingles vaccine is soaring
By Ian Sample
East Idaho News
Should I get a flu shot?
The Washington Post
Here’s how much a flu vaccine may lower your dementia risk
By Richard Sima
Winthrop Transcript
Two more reasons to get a flu shot
Nature
Hidden signals in sleep can predict future health
By Rachel K Rowe
National Institutes of Health (NIH) | (.gov)
Deep learning model using ECGs during sleep studies can predict cardiovascular outcomes
Open Access Government
AI models use sleep studies to predict future cardiovascular risks
By Harriet Belderbos
Respiratory Therapy
ECG Data from Sleep Studies Predict Long-Term Cardiac Risk
Newsweek
Scientists Find Unusual Pattern in Children Later Diagnosed With Cancer
By Jasmine Laws
The Washington Post
Column | Scientists may have the key to treating arthritis: Regrowing the knee
By Gretchen Reynolds
New York Post
A breakthrough treatment may revive busted knees and eliminate joint replacement: study
By Rachel Sacks
Startup Fortune
Stanford scientists found a drug target that regrows lost knee cartilage
By Elroy Fernandes
Gadget Review
Stanford Scientists Identify Enzyme That May Promote Cartilage Regeneration in Arthritis
The New York Times
How Do Cuttlefish Hide? Scientists Search for the Secret to Camouflage.
By Alexa Robles-gil
Cleveland.com
Possible measles exposure at popular Wickliffe market
By Molly Walsh
   

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