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Measles outbreak in the US 
The Hill
Measles cases reach 35-year high
By Nathaniel Weixel & Joseph Choi
Axios
U.S. measles cases surpass last year's total: Tracker
By Tina Reed
San Francisco Chronicle
Measles surge is threatening even highly vaccinated West Coast regions, officials say
By Erin Allday
Your Local Epidemiologist
Covid-19 waking up, Cyclospora marches on, and measles is close to hitting a milestone
By Katelyn K Jetelina
United States health officials track rising cyclospora cases 
Consumer Reports
No, You Shouldn’t Avoid Fruits and Vegetables Due to Cyclospora
By Paris Martineau
CNN
Tracking the largest cyclosporiasis outbreak in the US
By Deidre McPhillips
The New York Times
Cyclospora Cases in the U.S. Hit Record High
By Alice Callahan & Caroline Hopkins
Al Jazeera
US says more than 1,400 infected by parasitic Cyclospora illness outbreak
Al Jazeera
Ebola death toll in the Democratic Republic of the Congo surges above 1,000
Fortune
Nearly 1,000 people dead from Ebola outbreak in Congo amid health worker strike
By Prosper Heri
NPR
At least 930 people have died in Congo's Ebola outbreak
Time Magazine
Angry Mobs Are Attacking Health Workers in Congo. It Will Only Make the Ebola Outbreak Worse
By Rebecca Schneid
WBOC TV
BREAKING: Delaware declares measles outbreak as state confirms four cases
By Sean Curtis
NBC10 Philadelphia
Delaware declares measles outbreak after 4 confirmed cases
By Cherise Lynch
6abc Philadelphia
Measles outbreak declared in Delaware; cases also rising in Chester County, Pa.
By Briana Smith
State of Delaware News (.gov)
DPH Confirms Second Positive Measles Case and Encourages Unvaccinated Residents to Seek Vaccination
Five dead in New York City Legionnaires' disease outbreak 
The Guardian
Fifth person dies in New York City amid legionnaires’ disease outbreak
By Anna Betts
NBC New York
Dozens of NYC buildings found with live bacteria as 5th Legionnaires' death is confirmed
By Tom Shea
ABC7 New York
Legionnaires disease NYC: Council speaker Menin blames Mayor Mamdani administration as death toll rises to 5
By N. J. Burkett
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
5th person dies from Legionnaires' disease in New York City: Health officials
By Mary Kekatos & Leah Sarnoff
American Heart Association reviews safety of daily coffee use 
Fortune
The American Heart Association has a new number for daily coffee—and a warning if you go over it
By Orianna Rosa Royle
www.heart.org
Coffee and heart health: How many cups of caffeinated coffee are safe to drink each day?
The Washington Post
How much coffee is safe to drink?
By Anahad O'Connor
MedPage Today
American Heart Association Weighs In on Coffee Drinking
By Nicole Lou
Harvard Gazette
Is your cholesterol too high based on latest guidelines?
Reuters
NEWSLETTER: : New cardiac guidelines mean more statins for more people, study finds
By Nancy Lapid
Cardiovascular Business
More than half of U.S. adults now eligible for statin therapy under new cholesterol guidelines
By Michael Walter
MedPage Today
New Guideline Will Shift Statins to Younger and Lower-Risk U.S. Adults
By Nicole Lou
Transmissible cancer discovered in catfish in Lake Memphremagog 
Nature
Brown bullhead catfish melanoma represents a novel transmissible cancer
The New York Times
Deep in This Lake, a Contagious Cancer Is Spreading
By Carl Zimmer
University of Vermont
More Like Parasites Than Tumors: Vermont Scientists Discover Transmissible Cancer in Catfish
By Joshua Brown
CBC
Rare contagious cancer found in fish from Quebec and U.S. lakes
By Emily Chung
Click2Houston
Montgomery County reports 3 cases of measles after family exposed to case in individual from out-of-state
By Christian Terry
ABC13 Houston
Measles in Texas: 4 cases of measles confirmed in Montgomery County, health officials say
KHOU
Three measles cases confirmed in Montgomery County, health officials say
By Lupita Villarreal
The Texas Tribune
Officials confirm three measles cases in Montgomery County
By Terri Langford
Officials investigate rare child cancer cases in Ladera Ranch 
ABC7 Los Angeles
Ladera Ranch cluster of child cancer cases prompts residents to speak out at town hall
CBS News
Child cancer cases in Orange County community elicit strong concerns, demand for federal investigation
By Michele Gile & lesley marin
NBC Los Angeles
OC families share experiences of rare cancer as link to pesticides is considered
By Tracey Leong
Orange County Register
Ladera Ranch residents, public officials call for halt to pesticide use
By Rachel Fobar
WYFF
West Nile virus detected in South Carolina mosquitoes
WBTV
West Nile virus found in Mecklenburg County mosquitoes: How to protect yourself
By Alianna Kendall-brooks
CBS News
West Nile virus found in two mosquito traps in DeKalb County, health officials say
By Dan Raby
WTHI-TV
Mosquitoes in Knox County test positive for West Nile virus
By Chris Essex
GLP-1 weight loss drugs 
CBS News
GLP-1 drugs linked to 17% drop in worker sick leave, new economic study finds
By Megan Cerullo
The Washington Post
Column | GLP-1s benefit women in a way that no one is talking about
By Tamar Haspel
Harvard University
Women more likely to marry, land jobs after taking GLP-1s
By Eileen O'grady
Fox News
Weight-loss drugs may improve job prospects and dating odds for one group
By Angelica Stabile
AZ Family
Health officials track Arizona’s first travel-associated case of Clade I mpox
By Mitchell Koch
FOX 10 Phoenix
Mpox: Arizona reports case involving a new type of the virus
By Kenneth Wong
upi.com
Arizona reports first Clade I mpox case in resident with recent travel
By Darryl Coote
KTAR News 92.3 FM
Department of Health confirms first case of Clade I mpox in Arizona but says public risk low
By Kylie Werner
AZ Family
Chase Field, Chandler mall among new measles exposure sites in Maricopa County
FOX 10 Phoenix
Measles outbreak at AZ ICE facility prompts quarantine
By Elias Weiss
azcentral.com and The Arizona Republic
Chase Field, IHOP among latest Arizona measles exposure spots
By Stephanie Innes
Phoenix New Times
Valley measles outbreak grows: Where you may have been exposed
By Zach Buchanan
The New York Times
1,700 H.I.V. Treatment Sites Closed After Trump Aid Cuts, a Study Finds
By Apoorva Mandavilli
amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research
Taking the Pulse of PEPFAR
Roll Call
Trump administration puts kibosh on HIV prevention funding
By Ariel Cohen
Reuters
Fewer children got US-backed HIV treatment after aid cuts, study finds
By Jennifer Rigby
Study links thymus hormone thymulin to age-related inflammation 
inc.com
Scientists May Have Discovered How to Reverse Chronic Inflammation
By Lucia Auerbach
Nature
Thymulin restrains age-associated myeloid inflammation and enhances cancer immunotherapy
By Fumito Ito, Hisashi Kanemaru & Yukari Mizukami
Scientific American
This tiny, forgotten organ could help us live longer, healthier
By Jackie Flynn Mogensen & Jackie Flynn
Oncodaily
Marcel van den Brink: Renewed Interest in Thymus Biology Reflects a Broader Shift in Medicine
The New York Times
Should I Use Vaginal Estrogen for Menopause Symptoms?
By Maggie Astor
DC News Now
Women’s Wednesday | Perimenopause and urinary health
By Susan Tran
CIDRAP
‘Women don’t have to live in pain’: Vaginal estrogen in menopause could reduce UTIs, hospitalization
By Meghan Holohan
TheUnion.com
Sponsored: Help for menopause misery: Hormone replacement therapy
The Guardian
CDC cuts leave US less prepared for disease outbreaks, former officials warn
By Melody Schreiber
Nature
Polio should have been eradicated by now. What’s plan B?
By Aisling Irwin
Southern Maryland News Net
UPDATE: Health Officials Confirm Multiple Measles Cases in St. Mary's County; Possible Exposure at Three Locations Announced
The BayNet
Measles Exposure Warning: Maryland Officials Investigating Locations In Mechanicsville, Charlotte Hall And Leonardtown
WJLA
2 Southern Maryland residents confirmed with measles after recent travels
By Winston Rogers
FOX 5 DC
2 more measles cases confirmed in Maryland, bringing total to 11
WMTW
Another person in Maine sickened by the rare Powassan virus
Maine Public
Third case of Powassan virus confirmed in Maine this year
By Patty Wight
WMTW
Maine woman shares story of her husband's Powassan-related death
By Jim Keithley
WABI
Third Powassan case in Maine this year; first West Nile positive also reported
AOL.com
Yes, It’s Possible to Get Too Much Protein. These Signs Mean It’s Time to Cut Back.
By Kelsey Kunik
American College of Cardiology
Protein Intake and Cardiovascular Health: Separating Signal From Noise
GQ
You Need More Protein If You’re Working Hard in the Gym—Here’s How Much
By Jennifer Heimlich
The Seattle Times
Why ‘just eat more protein’ isn’t an evidence-based nutrition strategy
By Carrie Dennett
Study links GLP-1 weight-loss drugs to hair loss 
Reuters
Hair loss with GLP-1 drugs is rare, but real, studies find
By Nancy Lapid
The Times
Weight-loss jabs ‘may cause hair to fall out’
By Eleanor Hayward
People.com
GLP-1 Medications Linked to Increased Hair Loss in New Study — Here’s How Much They Raise the Risk of Alopecia
By Madison E. Goldberg
The Telegraph
Fat jabs increase risk of losing your hair
By Michael Searles
The Guardian
Tick bites are on the rise in the US and UK. Here’s how to protect yourself
By Adrienne Matei
DVIDS
Courtesy Graphics
STLtoday.com
Tick season is getting longer. So is the list of states trying to keep up
By Mary Walrath & Amanda Watford
UConn Today
I Love CT, But It’s the Season of the Ticks
By Anna Zarra Aldrich
Fox News
Pancreatic cancer vaccine shows promise in first human trial, preventing disease in high-risk patients
By Angelica Stabile
the-scientist.com
A Pancreatic Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise in a Phase 1 Clinical Trial
By Shelby D Bradford
Inside Precision Medicine
Pancreatic Cancer Vaccine Triggers Immune Response Before Tumors Develop
By Clara Rodríguez
Oncodaily
Anna Berkenblit: An Encouraging Early Data on a Mutant KRAS Vaccine to Prevent Pancreatic Cancer
The Washington Post
Column | Here’s what an expert on accidental falls does every day to prevent them
By Gretchen Reynolds
WREG.com
11 cyclosporiasis cases confirmed in Shelby County, health officials say
By Sarai Bennett
Erie Times-News
Erie County sees cyclosporiasis cases skyrocket during outbreak
By David Bruce
The VW independent
Health Department confirms first cases of parasite
The State Journal-Register
Eight cases of cyclosporiasis reported in Sangamon County
By tom ackerman
Bloomberg.com
Teens With ADHD Improvise Complex Pill 'Stacks' to Take With Their Adderall
By Madison Muller & Annika Inampudi
New York Post
Middle-aged TV watchers hit with urgent warning as California study unveils ominous brain risk
By Ben Cost
Medical Xpress
Heavy TV watching associated with smaller brain structures, study finds
ScienceDaily
Watching too much TV in midlife may shrink the brain
Fast Company
Scientists say one everyday habit may be quietly shrinking your brain
By Jose Chavez
New study estimates maximum human lifespan limit 
NewsNation
Humans could theoretically live up to 156 years, study says
By Patrick Djordjevic
ScienceAlert
Ultimate Limit of The Human Lifespan May Be Identified, Study Suggests
By Michelle Starr
The Independent
Scientists reveal maximum age humans could live to if we can cure ageing
By Vishwam Sankaran
Newsweek
New Research Reveals How Humans Could Live Up to 156 Years
By Amanda Castro
BBC
Africa's camels are dying from extreme heat as temperatures soar
By Navin Singh Khadka
Nature
The heart has a ‘little brain’ — and it protects against stress
By Lynne Peeples
CNN
Many kids don’t eat enough veggies. Amid a parasite outbreak in the US, what’s a parent to do?
By Katia Hetter
Green Queen Media
Children Not Eating Enough Plant-Based Foods, Finds 30-Year Study
By Anay Mridul
Optometry Advisor
Globally, Youths Not Eating Enough Healthy, Plant-Based Foods
Black Doctor
Is Your Child Eating Enough Fruits and Vegetables?
Fox News
Study finds special tomato drink may reduce inflammation in adults with obesity
By Peter Burke
Eat This Not That
The 12-Minute Morning Routine That Builds More Strength Than an Hour at the Gym After 50
By Tyler Read
Eat This Not That
4 Standing Exercises That Firm Up Your Body Faster Than Gym Classes for People After 50
By Michael Betts
Women's Health
'I'm stronger at 61 than I was at 40': How this strength coach builds upper-body muscle in her 60s
By Kate Cheng
Tom's Guide
I’m a personal trainer for seniors — everyone after 50 should be doing these 5 bodyweight moves to improve strength and mobility
By Jane McGuire
NPR
States want to bring Medicaid behind bars. Federal changes make that harder
By Julie Wernau
AP News
Venezuela confirms 3 people have died of hantavirus infections, with 2 more deaths suspected
The Times of India
6 dementia symptoms that can show up years before diagnosis: Early warning signs you shouldn't ignore
The Washington Post
6 dementia symptoms that can show up years before a diagnosis
By Richard Sima
Knox TN Today
Can’t find your keys? Read this:
Futura, le média qui explore le monde
This nighttime disorder may signal Alzheimer’s years before memory loss appears
New study examines dementia risk among married couples 
New York Post
Your husband (or wife) may increase your risk of dementia by up to 70%
By Allie Yang
StudyFinds
Can You ‘Catch’ Dementia From Your Spouse?
Taipei Times
Study shows correlation in dementia for couples
McKnight's Long-Term Care News
Spouses of patients with dementia nearly 75 percent more likely to develop same condition, large study finds
By Foster Stubbs
Fortune
A family crisis inspired Bill Ackman to spend $260 million to create a massive brain research institute in Manhattan
By Jeff John Roberts & John Roberts
Yahoo Life UK
Patient Grandma Golden Retriever Lets 5-Week-Old Puppy Use Her as the Cutest Jungle Gym
Business Insider
A 44-year-old mom felt out of breath while talking. It turns out she had stage 4 lung cancer, despite never smoking.
By Gabby Landsverk
The Guardian
Antibiotic-resistant bacteria increasingly leaving children vulnerable to common infections, global study finds
By Melissa Davey
Medical Xpress
Last-line antibiotics at risk as children's resistance rises
Georgia State University News
Outsmarting Superbugs: From Brewing to Biofilms
By Noelle Toumey Reetz
World Health Organization (WHO)
World AMR Awareness Week 2026
SFGATE
Experimental drug shows 'phenomenal' results fighting California's Valley fever
By Gillian Mohney
2 Minute Medicine
Novel antifungal shows promise for patients with refractory disseminated coccidioidomycosis
By Adrian Wong
MedPage Today
Novel Antifungal Shows Activity in Valley Fever
Medical Xpress
Novel antifungal drug shows promise in some patients with Valley Fever
CNN
An invisible serial killer arrived. Now this nation is racing to protect its treasured native birds
By Todd Symons
Verywell Health
What Happens to Your Blood Pressure When You Take Vitamin D
EatingWell
The 5 Best Fruits for Better Brain Health, According to Experts
By Claire Rifkin
Hindustan Times
World Brain Day 2026: Neurosurgeon recommends brain-friendly foods to improve cognitive functions, from curd to berries
By Adrija Dey
The Globe and Mail
An anti-inflammatory diet may prevent dementia, even in people at higher risk, new study suggests
By Leslie Beck
Miami Herald
Why experts say to cut back on sweets, red meat and fried food on the MIND diet to reduce dementia risk
By Samantha Agate
Yahoo Health
Science Says This Workout Can Make Your Body 8 Years Younger. A Trainer Explains How to Do It
By Korin Miller
Runlovers
Why Muscle Strength Predicts Longevity: The PURE Study
디지털투데이
Weekly strength training linked to lower risk of death - study
The Economic Times
Harvard study finds spending just two hours a week on this habit could help you live longer, cut heart dis
Fox News
Vacation hot spot faces new CDC travel warning as outbreak cases continue climbing
The Times of India
US issues travel advisory amid chikungunya outbreak: The countries affected, symptoms to watch for, and how travellers can protect themselves
By Aadya Jha
People.com
U.S. Issues Travel Alert for Popular Vacation Hotspot Due to Rising Cases of Painful Mosquito-Borne Illness
By Colson Thayer
The Tico Times
US Issues Chikungunya Alert for Costa Rica Travelers
By Steven Hodel
SciTechDaily
The Hidden Cancer Risk of Ketogenic Diets
Nature
Ketogenic diet mediates intestinal tumorigenesis through lipids not ketones
By Jessica E. Shay, Matthew G Vander Heiden & Ömer H. Yılmaz
MIT News
Ketogenic diets may increase cancer risk in the small intestine
By Anne Trafton
ScienceAlert
Scientists Fed Mice a Keto Diet – And Got Completely Contrasting Cancer Results in The Same Animal
AOL.com
Doctors Say These Simple Daily Habits Can Help Lower Your Blood Pressure
By Gina Way
KSL.com
Utah woman speaks out after losing husband to post-sepsis syndrome
By Arianne Brown
Nature
CRISPR–Cas regulates expression of embedded anti-phage defence systems
By Feiyue Cheng, Xufei Zhou & Xifeng Cao
The Times of India
Your brain starts ageing long before memory loss begins: Neurologist explains the daily habits that can protect it as you grow older
By Aadya Jha
The Telegraph
What top brain experts do to protect their memory
By Sophie Goddard
Capitalfm.co.ke
Why Age Doesn’t Tell the Whole Story
Carroll County Comet
Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness
Medical Xpress
Nearly 49,000 brain scans reveal aging signatures linked to dementia, addiction and mental illness
By Sadie Harley
ET HealthWorld
Brain disorders associated with increased brain ageing: Study
AuntMinnie
MRI reveals links between brain aging, neuro disorders
By Amerigo Allegretto
Starts at 60
Your Brain Can Age Faster Than the Rest of You — And Different Conditions Leave Different Fingerprints, Study Finds
By Brian Crisp
Phys.org
Engineered enzyme erases a stubborn mark of aging by up to 70% in human tissue samples
the-scientist.com
Lawnmower-like Enzyme Rewinds Decades of Molecular Aging in Human Tissue
By Laura Tran
Nature
Reversal of protein chemical aging by enzymatic deglycation
By Ram H Nagaraj, Niclas Olsson & Sudipta Panja
C&EN
Enzyme engineers tackle protein damage from aging
By Laurel Oldach
EatingWell
The Best Breakfasts for Heart Health, According to a Cardiologist
By Lauren Manaker
Fox News
Rabid bat found near zoo restaurant sparks urgent public health warning: 'Extremely serious'
parade.com
San Diego Zoo on Alert After Unexpected Animal Discovery at Popular Restaurant
By Sam Sears
Patch
Rabies-Infected Bat Found At San Diego Zoo Safari Park
By Kristina Houck
NTD News
Rabid Bat Found Near Safari Park Restaurant Prompts Health Warning
By Rudy Blalock
Bored Panda
Man Reveals The Sad Struggles Of Hypospadias, Disease Affecting 15 Million Men
By Samridhi Goel
The Hill
What exactly is ‘explosive diarrhea’?
By Michael Bartiromo
News18
From 'Delhi Belly' To 'Dallas Belly': Why America's Explosive Diarrhoea Superbug Fears Indian Tadka
By Pathikrit Sen Gupta
The Newnan Times-Herald
Explosive Diarrhea and Recalled Items
Opinion
WIRED
Everyone Thinks They Have the Diarrhea Parasite
By Emily Mullin, Kate Taylor & Leah Feiger
Nature
SUMOylation enhances DNMT1 function to repress mega-intergenic RNAs and viral mimicry
By John R Horton, Xiaodong Cheng & Benjamin Kroeger
Phys.org
New insights into how DNA, the body's instruction manual for life, is regulated
Nature
SUMOylation fine-tunes DNMT1 to silence viral mimicry transcripts
The Times of India
Wealthy US neighbourhoods paid to spray mosquitoes: By 2023, the insects had evolved resistance across 84
StudyFinds
Backyard Bug Spray May Be Breeding Tougher Mosquitoes, Study Shows
Earth.com
Backyard mosquito spraying is creating tougher mosquitoes
By Sanjana Gajbhiye
The New Daily
‘Affluent mosquitoes’: Pesky threat on the way for the well-heeled
WCNC
VERIFY: Are mosquitoes more attracted to certain blood types? Here's what experts say
By Meghan Bragg
Futura, le média qui explore le monde
How mosquitoes really pick their victims at your next evening party
Firstpost
Here's why mosquitoes bite you more than others
HuffPost
So THAT'S Why Mosquitoes Bite Some People More Than Others
By Jenna Birch
Medical Xpress
Frequent cannabis users wake with higher cortisol levels, study finds
By Andrew Zinin
Verywell Health
8 Low-Sugar Fruits That Support Healthy Blood Sugar
By Stephanie Brown
vox.com
An HIV vaccine is within reach thanks to mRNA
By Elie Dolgin
HuffPost UK
There May Be A New Way To Clear Alzheimer's Proteins From The Brain
By Amy Glover
New Scientist
Inhaling high-dose CO2 clears Alzheimer’s proteins from the brain
By Carissa Wong
Samfiru Tumarkin LLP
Carbon Dioxide Reportedly Capable of Removing Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s Proteins
By Sivan Tumarkin
PsyPost
Copper-delivering drug repairs brain pumps to clear toxic Alzheimer’s proteins
By Eric Dolan
Medical Xpress
Newly identified molecule could help regulate sleep
By Ingrid Fadelli
ScienceDaily
Magic mushrooms may reshape the brain long after the trip ends
PsyPost
Fascinating findings emerge from recent LSD research
Psychology Today
How Can a Drug Lasting Hours Change the Brain for Months?
By Mark S. Gold
Discover SWNS
One magic mushroom dose can change the way your brain works – for the better
Hindustan Times
No need for detox drinks: Gastroenterologist Dr Saurabh Sethi shares 4 steps to improve gut health instead | Health
vox.com
The truth about gut health
YaleNews
Gut check: What the digestive system means for our overall health
By Meg Dalton
DataDrivenInvestor
The Bacteria Living Inside You Are Running the Show — Here’s What Science Now Knows
   

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