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NBC News
'Staring over the edge': South Carolina measles outbreak doubles within a week
By Erika Edwards
NPR
Measles is spreading fast in S.C. Here's what it says about vaccine exemptions
By Maria Godoy
FOX Carolina
3 businesses identified in potential exposures as measles outbreak surpasses 500 cases
By Anisa Snipes
Live 5 News
DPH lists percentage of SC students vaccinated as measles outbreak continues
ABC News
Flu activity elevated across the US with at least 18 million cases: CDC
By Mary Kekatos
The Conversation
New variant of the flu virus is driving surge of cases across the US and Canada
By Zachary Binder
USA Today
There’s ‘super flu,’ COVID, RSV. Is it going around in SoCal?
By Paris Barraza
Los Angeles Times
Flu cases surging in California as officials warn of powerful virus strain
By Karen Melissa Garcia
statnews.com
Hospitals and doctors are ignoring RFK Jr.’s new vaccine schedule and relying on pediatricians’ guidance instead
By Daniel Payne
The New York Times
Medical Groups Will Try to Block Childhood Vaccine Recommendations
By Apoorva Mandavilli
FactCheck.org
The Facts on the Vaccines the CDC No Longer Recommends for All Kids
By Kate Yandell & Jessica McDonald
STLPR
St. Louis County breaks with federal vaccine guidelines amid nasty flu season
By Sarah Fentem
The Guardian
US mixed messaging on flu shots alarms experts: ‘Children should not be dying’
By Melody Schreiber
statnews.com
The flu vaccine is working
By O. Rose Broderick
TODAY.com
Flu Symptoms in Kids Can Turn Deadly Fast. The Flu Shot Is Still the Best Protection, Doctors Say
By Caroline Kee
UW Medicine | Newsroom
Flu cases surge; vaccine still has protective benefit
By Susan Gregg
The Guardian
Controversial US study on hepatitis B vaccines in Africa is cancelled
By Melody Schreiber
AJC.com
CDC funding hepatitis vaccine study in African nation evokes Tuskegee study
Opinion
By Arthur Caplan
Rolling Stone
HHS Gave a $1.6 Million Grant to a Controversial Vaccine Study. These Emails Show How That Happened
By Katherine Eban
The New Republic
“Another Tuskegee”: Leaked Docs Reveal CDC Is Funding Deadly Study
By Hafiz Rashid
The Washington Post
Toddler dies from flu in Virginia
WTOP
First child death reported from flu this season in Virginia
By Thomas Robertson
NBC4 Washington
Young child dies of flu in Virginia, in first this flu season
By Maggie More
People.com
New Jersey Mom Whose 2-Year-Old Son Died of the Flu Recalls His Final Days: 'I Will Never Be the Same'
By Cara Lynn Shultz
Gizmodo
Finally, Some Good News in the Fight Against Cancer
By Ellyn Lapointe
American Cancer Society Press Room
ACS Annual Statistics Report: Milestone 70 Percent 5-Year Survival Rate for all Cancers Combined; Largest Gains for Advanced and Fatal Cancers
Los Angeles Times
Cancer survival rates soar nationwide, but L.A. doctors warn cultural and educational barriers leave some behind
Fox News
Cancer survival rates reach record high, but deadliest types still put Americans at risk
By Angelica Stabile
CNN
What to do if you’ve been exposed to measles
By Deidre McPhillips
CIDRAP
CIDRAP Op-Ed: Vaccine myths that won't die and how to counter them—part 1
By Jake Scott
Christianity Today
How to Do Your Own Research About Vaccines
By Matthew Loftus
CIDRAP
CIDRAP Op-ed: Vaccine myths that won’t die and how to counter them—part 2
By Jake Scott
KTAR News 92.3 FM
Phoenix area’s 1st measles case of year confirmed by county health officials
By Kevin Stone
ABC15 Arizona
Maricopa County warns of possible measles exposure in Gilbert
By Zachary Ross Jackson
FOX 10 Phoenix
Measles: Maricopa County warns of potential exposure in the East Valley
By Kenneth Wong
AZ Family
Maricopa County confirms first measles case of 2026
By Peter Valencia
Cleveland.com
Cleveland Clinic seeks Level 1 trauma center for main campus
By Julie Washington
Cleveland 19 News
Cleveland Clinic working to be a Level 1 Trauma Center at Main Campus
By Julia Thyret
Cleveland.com
Cleveland’s ER showdown: Cleveland Clinic sparks healthcare battle with trauma center plan
Crain's Cleveland Business
Cleveland Clinic plans eastside Level I trauma center
By Dan Shingler
SFGATE
Berkeley issues health alert after detecting dangerous bacterial disease
By Olivia Hebert
dailycal.org
City warns of deadly bacterial disease around 8th and Harrison encampment
KTVU
Deadly bacterial outbreak discovered at Berkeley homeless encampment
By Ian Bradley
Berkeleyside
Leptospirosis outbreak detected near Eighth and Harrison encampment
By Alex N. Gecan
CNN
A 4-year-old died of flu complications. Her mother has a message for other parents
By Brenda Goodman
The Washington Post
Science shows very different psychiatric disorders might have the same cause
PhillyVoice
Psychiatric disorders share more genetic overlap than scientists realized, study shows
By Molly Mcvety
Texas A&M Stories
One genetic map could rewrite how we understand mental health
By Lesley Henton
European Medical Journal
Genetic Overlap Challenges Boundaries in Psychiatric Disorders
By Helena Bradbury
KIRO 7 News Seattle
Measles ‘outbreak’ reported in Snohomish County, likely caused by contagious out-of-state family
king5.com
Snohomish County sees measles outbreak
By Olivia Matheson Sullivan
Axios
Measles vulnerability grows as vaccine rates slip in Washington
By Melissa Santos
Everett Herald
Snohomish County declares measles outbreak, confirms 3 new cases
Newsday
More parents refusing vitamin K shots for newborns, putting babies at risk, LI doctors say
By Lisa Colangelo
Hackensack Meridian Health
Is It Safe to Give My Newborn the Vitamin K Shot?
By Aqsa Inkisar
National Institutes of Health (NIH) | (.gov)
Protective vitamin shots for newborns on decline
Fierce Pharma
FDA tells Sanofi, GSK, AZ and CSL to include warnings for febrile seizures on flu shot labels
By Kevin Dunleavy
MedPage Today
FDA Calls for New Warning on Flu Shots
WCVB
New FDA warning: possible seizure risk after flu vaccine in young kids
By Ed Harding
Pharmaceutical Commerce
Pharma Pulse: Trump’s New Healthcare Roadmap, FDA Vaccine Warnings, and BPD to Lead The Agency Network
By Nicholas Saraceno
vox.com
We have to stop freaking out about every new microplastics study
By Dylan Scott
The Guardian
‘A bombshell’: doubt cast on discovery of microplastics throughout human body
By Damian Carrington
The Times
Hooray, there’s no plastic spoon in my brain
Opinion
By Giles Coren
Slate
Good News: You Probably Don’t Have a Spoon’s Worth of Plastic in Your Brain After All
By Shannon Palus
Ars Technica
This may be the grossest eye pic ever—but the cause is what’s truly horrifying
By Beth Mole
Food & Wine
Why Drinking Sugar May Be Far Worse Than Eating Dessert
By Stacey Leasca
The Guardian
What does sugar do to your body – and how can you avoid a slump?
By Joel Snape
Times of India
Hidden sugars in “healthy” foods: How to read food labels like a nutrition expert
By Maitree Baral
OnlyMyHealth
Why Drinking Sugar May Be Far Worse Than Eating Dessert, Studies Find
By Tanya Srivastava
WTVC
Spring Hill woman dies as Tennessee investigates histoplasmosis cluster
By Madeleine Nolan
WKRN News 2
Histoplasmosis cases on the rise in Williamson and Maury counties
By Kenley Hargett
Citizen Portal AI
State health officials: 35 histoplasmosis cases identified near Thompson Station and Spring Hill
WZTV
POLL: Has the cost of health care kept you or someone you know from getting medical care?
KSL News
RSV vaccination push made a huge difference for Utah's kids, Intermountain Health says
By Emily Ashcraft
CIDRAP
Universal nirsevimab slashes RSV infant hospitalizations, study suggests
By Laine Bergeson
PennLive.com
Pennsylvania parents have a new weapon against RSV, and they should use it now | Opinion
Opinion
The Missouri Times
Opinion: RSV Vaccine Vital to Missouri Children
Opinion
By Mike Stephens
PsyPost
COVID-19 infection may alter brain microstructure even in people who fully recover
By Eric Dolan
Medical Xpress
Increased levels of Alzheimer's-linked protein found in some with long COVID
ZME Science
MRI Scans Reveal Your COVID-19 Can Leave Behind Nasty Brain Damage, Even After You "Recover"
By Andrei Mihai
The Sun
Long Covid 'ups Alzheimer's risk'… sparking dementia timebomb fear for millions
By Isabel Shaw
Axios
Kids' flu shots are lagging despite "super flu" outbreak
By Alex Fitzpatrick
The Daily Beast
Scientists Uncover Secrets to Tyrannosaurus Rex’s Lifespan
By Tamilore Oshikanlu
InForum
New flu strain reduces vaccine effectiveness, doctors say
By Ryan Mcnamara
Chief Healthcare Executive
Rising flu cases, declines in vaccination
ScienceAlert
Scientists Found a Sugar That's Sweet, Low-Calorie, And Doesn't Spike Insulin
By Carly Cassella
New York Post
This sweetener tastes just like sugar — but has fewer calories and is better for teeth and diabetes
By Reda Wigle
SciTechDaily
Scientists May Have Finally Found the “Holy Grail” of Sugar Substitutes
Newsweek
Healthier New Sweetener Created—It Could Also Be Good for Oral, Gut Health
By Daniella Gray
Slate
A Recent Tragedy Has Left My Kids Devastated. But I’m Secretly Pleased.
By Jamilah Lemieux
AP News
CDC studies show value of nationwide wastewater disease surveillance, as potential funding cut looms
By Devi Shastri
ScienceAlert
Mosquitoes Are Feeding on Us More Often – And Scientists Say We're to Blame
By Michael Irving
Frontiers
Mosquitoes’ thirst for human blood has increased as biodiversity loss worsens
Scientific American
Mosquitoes Show a Clear Preference for Human Blood after Deforestation
By Jackie Flynn & Jackie Flynn Mogensen
ABC News
Shrinking forests are giving mosquitoes a greater taste for human blood, study suggests
CNN
First on CNN: Noninvasive brain treatment for depression proves helpful
By Kristen Rogers
VA News (.gov)
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation offers hope
By Katie Butler
U.S. News & World Report
Nerve Stimulation Halts Depression In More Than 20% Of Patients, Clinical Trial Reports
Medical Xpress
Implant provides lasting relief for treatment-resistant depression, study finds
TribLIVE.com
Harrison hospital opens $6.2M rehab center for stroke, surgery recovery
By Tawnya Panizzi
Pennsylvania Senate Democrats
Senator Lindsey M. Williams Joins Grand Opening of AHN Natrona Heights Expanded Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit
The Business Journals
First Look: Allegheny Valley Hospital's new inpatient rehab center
By Paul J. Gough
WTAE
Allegheny Valley Hospital unveils expanded inpatient rehab unit
By Mike Clark
Gizmodo
Man’s Switch to Keto Diet Triggers Bizarre, Rare Rash
By Ed Cara
ScienceAlert
Superagers Have at Least Two Key Genetic Advantages, Study Reveals
By Michelle Starr
EurekAlert!
Study finds so-called super agers tend to have at least two key genetic advantages
SciTechDaily
Why Some 80-Year-Olds Have Minds Decades Younger
Sudbury News
VIDEO: What 'super-agers' can teach us about growing old
MarketWatch
Half of GLP-1 users ditch their injections — and some are turning to other weight-loss methods instead
By Jaimy Lee
The New York Times
The Truth About Weight-Loss Drugs Like Ozempic: You Probably Need Them Forever
By Dani Blum
BBC
Is the Worm Turning on 'Fat Jabs'?
ScienceAlert
Stopping GLP-1 Drugs Triggers Weight Regain 4x Faster Than Ending Exercise
ABC7 Los Angeles
New map shows how to spot the measles risk level in your ZIP code
By Youri Benadjaoud & Mary Kekatos
The Transmitter
Methodological flaw may upend network mapping tool
By Angie Askham
Nature
Investigating the methodological foundation of lesion network mapping
By Martijn P van den Heuvel, Luca Cocchi & Jonathan Repple
BIOENGINEER.ORG
Unveiling Lesion Network Mapping’s Methodological Foundations
Daily Mail
I freaked out when my toddler dropped her baby sister... it ended up saving her life
By Emily Joshu
Hindustan Times
Longevity doctor says not protein, but this overlooked ‘nutrient’ plays a bigger role in ageing well: ‘Get 30-40g daily’ | Health
By Akanksha Agnihotri
CNBC
Are you fibermaxxing in 2026? A nutrition coach shares 5 easy ways to get more of this key nutrient in your diet this year
By Renee Onque
EatingWell
Fiber: The Nutrient America Is Forgetting About
By Danielle Deangelis
Women's Health
Fiber Is 2026's Macronutrient Of The Year. Here's The Type That's Best For Weight Loss.
By Macaela MacKenzie & Jasmine Gomez
Yahoo News UK
Teen Left Paralyzed, Unable to Speak After Symptoms Dismissed as ‘Period Pain’: ‘Unexpected Tragedy’
By Vanessa Etienne
GameSpot
"Excessive Gaming" Could Be Damaging Your Health, Study Suggests
By Levi Winslow
Medical Xpress
Study reveals how many hours of video games per week might be too many
By Sam Jeremic
The Mirror
Putting on weight and worsened diet may link to doing this hobby for over '10 hours'
By Lauren Haughey
Newsweek
Scientists Reveal Exact Number of Hours When Video Gaming Becomes Harmful
By Daniella Gray
The Hill
Democratic Women’s Caucus commends FDA for lifting black box warning on estrogen
By Joseph Choi
Medscape
How Do Experts Perceive Warning Removal for Menopausal HT?
By Christos Evangelou, PhD
KUNC
Are fewer warning labels on some menopause treatments a good thing? This Colorado clinician says yes – but it’s nuanced
By Brad Turner & Erin O'Toole
Stamford Health
What is estrogen therapy? New study points to benefit in perimenopause
By Carol A. Fucigna
ScienceAlert
Exercise Is Emerging as a Powerful Treatment For Depression
By David Nield
Healthline
Exercise for Depression Yields Similar Results to Therapy, Research Says
By MANDY. FRENCH
NPR
Exercise is as effective as medication in treating depression, study finds
By Allison Aubrey
LAist
Treating depression
By Allison Aubrey
The Conversation
Exercise snacks: the best bursts of activity to incorporate into your day
By Jack Mcnamara
The New York Times
How Little Exercise Can You Get Away With?
By Christie Aschwanden
TODAY.com
The Bare Minimum You Need to Move Weekly to Improve Your Health
By Danielle Gray
NewsNation
How ‘bare minimum’ workouts can help achieve fitness goals
By Anna Kooiman
The New York Times
The Best Sports for Longevity
By Simar Bajaj
Health: Trusted and Empathetic Health and Wellness Information
Fitness Experts Share the 3 Best Exercises for Building Muscle and Boosting Longevity
By Danielle Zickl
Women's Health
These 5 Exercise Types Are Linked To Longer Life And Healthspan
By Jennifer Nied
ClickOnDetroit | WDIV Local 4
Fitness expert: Move more, live longer
9News
Colorado health officials report 2nd child flu death of 2025-2026 season
By Nate Lynn
Yahoo
US man issues warning after near-death ordeal with seemingly innocuous cause: 'I was on the other side, with one foot in the other world'
By Tina Deines
KOMO
Verbal argument may have led to stabbing outside Kent coffee shop, police say
MSN
Inside the 'silent epidemic' CEO says is 'bankrupting' the country
Fierce Biotech
Quest, Labcorp add fully at-home STI test to women’s health offerings
By Natalie Missakian
Medical Xpress
Researchers find at-home self-collection testing can expand STI and HPV screening
vocal.media
STD Self-Testing Market Size and Forecast 2025–2033
The New York Times
What Is ‘Metabolic Health,’ and Why Does It Matter?
By Nina Agrawal
Times of Eswatini
Weight loss isn’t one-size-fits-all :: Health & Beauty
Times Now
10 Easy Ways to Lose Weight Fast While Taking Care of Metabolic Health
By Ashima Sharda
SELF Magazine
What Is Metabolic Health—And Why It Matters More Than You Think
Earth.com
Study finds a simple path to stronger memory and a biologically younger brain
By Eric Ralls
Study Finds
Aerobic Exercise Makes The Brain Younger, Scientists Just Can’t Explain Why
Medical Xpress
Regular aerobic exercise may slow brain aging in midlife, study finds
Boston University
Boston University–Led Research Finds Mid- or Late-Life Exercise May Cut Risk of Dementia
By Rich Barlow
WLOS
Hendersonville man accused of embezzling from jail bond vendor
Medical Xpress
Scientists discover natural 'brake' that could stop harmful inflammation
Yahoo
Golden Retriever Believes She’s ‘Stuck’ in Adorable Video
By Mugdha Singh
GQ
25 Ways to Eat Better in 2026
By Tom Ward
Good Housekeeping
Choose Your Own Health Adventure
By Arricca Elin Sansone & Elin Sansone
WBUR
Trying to eat healthy in 2026? Get started with 3 new recipes
By Kathy Gunst
Men's Journal
Performance Dietitian’s 5 Biggest Training Upgrades for 2026
By Chris Mohr
NPR
4 ways to beat the anxiety of insomnia — and get back to sleep
By Andee Tagle
The Guardian
Kids with brain cancer were already in a life and death struggle. Then came Trump
By Ed Pilkington
KSL TV 5
Flu facts for families: How to protect kids and know when to seek care
By Emma Benson
WAVY.com
Widowmaker heart attack survivor talks warning signs
By Ashley Knight
Mint
From Menopause to PCOS: Delhi-based doctor explains how hormones impact women’s heart health — and 5 ways to cut risk
El Mundo America
Antonia Sambola, cardiologist: "We can't eat at 50 the same way we did at 30"
By Gema García Marcos
The Victoria Advocate
How Heart Attacks Differ in Women and How the Community Can Take Action
By Madison O'hara
Nature
Multi-omics profiling of cachexia-targeted tissues reveals a spatio-temporally coordinated response to cancer
By Martina Schweiger, Maria Rohm & Mauricio Berriel Diaz
DZD - Deutsches Zentrum für Diabetesforschung
Weight Loss in Cancer: Organs Respond to the Disease in a Coordinated Way
BIOENGINEER.ORG
Multi-Omics Reveal Coordinated Tissue Response in Cachexia
geneonline.com
Study Explores Role of Interleukin-6 in Cancer Cachexia and Effects of Exercise on Muscle Wasting
TribLIVE.com
Pitt study underscores chance for independence after severe brain injury
By Jack Troy
The Washington Post
Got the flu? Here’s what to know about antivirals to fight it.
By Kathleen Felton
The Atlantic
The Best Flu Drug Americans Aren’t Taking
By Sarah Zhang
Your Local Epidemiologist
Flu antivirals: What to know and when to use them
By Jess Steier
MedPage Today
Flu Antiviral Use Among Hospitalized Kids Fell During COVID Pandemic
By Jennifer Henderson
Fit&Well
To lose weight and maintain lean muscle, eat these healthy foods on repeat, says this certified nutritionist
By Maddy Biddulph
Indian Defence Review
Scientists Are Building Tiny Machines Inside the Cells
Phys.org
New method allows scientists to 3D-print structures within cells
By Andrew Zinin & Stephanie Baum
BioTechniques
3D printing inside cells: new method inserts lasers and an elephant directly into cytosol
By Maddy Chapman
Nanowerk
How to get an elephant inside a single cell
ScienceAlert
A Single Night's Sleep Could Predict Your Risk For More Than 100 Diseases
Fox News
Sleep patterns could predict risk for dementia, cancer and stroke, study suggests
By Khloe Quill
Euronews.com
One night of sleep data can reveal risk of over 100 diseases: study
By Anna Desmarais
FinancialContent
Beyond the ZZZs: Stanford’s SleepFM Turns a Single Night’s Rest into a Diagnostic Powerhouse
Prevention
Sourdough Vs. Pumpernickel: Which Bread Is Better for You? Dietitians Explain
By Alyssa Sybertz
PsyPost
MIND diet may protect the brain by slowing biological aging
Medical Xpress
Fiber and certain micronutrients help with healthy brain aging, study finds
Baku.ws
The Diet Named to Protect Against Alzheimer's Disease## Prompt Improvement 2:
PsyPost
Adherence to the MIND diet linked to healthier Alzheimer’s biomarkers in middle age
By Eric Dolan
New York Post
I spent 2 years searching for better-for-you kids’ food brands — these 3 passed my test
By Miska Salemann
HuffPost
A Viral TikTok About Grandparents Kissing Newborn Babies Caused An Uproar. Doctors Weigh In.
By Kimberley Richards
People.com
First-Time Parent Slaps Her Mom to 'Gently Remind Her' Not to Kiss Her Baby — and Internet Has Thoughts (Exclusive)
By Hannah Sacks
CafeMom.com
Mom Horrifies Viewers After She Slaps Grandma in the Face for Kissing Her Newborn
By Nicole Pomarico
inkl
Woman’s “Gentle Reminder” For Grandma To Not Kiss Her…
Opinion
UNILAD Tech
Major lunch food officially classed as cancer-causing by World Health Organization
By Tom Chapman
VegOut
There's no safe amount of processed meat, experts warn—any level increases cancer risk
tyla.com
What 'one portion' of red meat actually is as bowel cancer warning is issued
By Rhianna Benson
UNILAD Tech
Exactly which cancers are linked to major lunch food officially classed as carcinogen by World Health Organization
By Tom Chapman
National Geographic
How scientists are using virtual reality to treat chronic pain
By Anya Kamenetz
Health: Trusted and Empathetic Health and Wellness Information
8 Foods With More Vitamin B12 Than Eggs
By Jillian Kubala
   

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