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CBS News
A woman was in pain for decades. A surprise meeting helped her learn why.
By Kerry Breen
AI drug rentosertib study 
Gizmodo
Study Suggests AI-Generated Drug Could Slow Aging
By AJ Dellinger
The New York Times
Early Data Indicates an A.I.-Generated Drug Could Slow Aging
By Cade Metz
Nature
Integration of proteomic aging clocks in a phase 2a clinical trial supports simultaneous geroprotective assessment
By Alex Zhavoronkov, M Austin Argentieri & Kejun Ying
FirstWord Pharma
Insilico's IPF candidate rentosertib shows anti-aging promise
By Tina Tan
Lancaster County coroner confirms infant measles death 
Salon.com
Measles death undercuts RFK Jr.’s doubts
The New York Times
Six-Week-Old Infant Died From Measles, Lancaster Coroner Says
By Teddy Rosenbluth
CNN
6-week-old infant died of measles, Pennsylvania county coroner says
By Brenda Goodman & Meg Tirrell
The Hill
RFK Jr. accepts Pa. child died of measles, says Shapiro hastily ‘politicized’ death
Nature
Landmark pancreatic cancer drug shows potential against lung cancer too
By Heidi Ledford
statnews.com
An administrative gap delays access to new pancreatic cancer treatment
By Theresa Gaffney
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Pancreatic cancer drug may hold promise for lung cancer as well, early study suggests
By Youri Benadjaoud & Mary Kekatos
WUSA9
FDA approves landmark pancreatic cancer drug that's shown to improve survival
By Lauran Neergaard & Matthew Perrone
Medical groups issue guidance on Covid, flu and RSV vaccines 
AP News
Top US doctors offer updated flu and COVID vaccine recommendations, aiming to ease confusion
By Lauran Neergaard
The New York Times
Medical Groups Issue Guidance on Covid, Flu and R.S.V. Shots
By Dani Blum & Maggie Astor
krem.com
West Coast Health Alliance urges immunizations for 2026-2027 respiratory virus season
pbs.org
Top U.S. doctors offer updated flu and COVID vaccine recommendations, aiming to ease confusion
By Lauran Neergaard
AP News
Congo’s Ebola burial teams battle community anger, fatigue and fear of infection
By Ope Adetayo
reuters.com
WHO says staff shortage, funding challenges hamper Congo Ebola response
By Olivia Le Poidevin
NBC News
Ebola epidemic outpaces containment despite influx of money and supplies
The Conversation
DRC’s Ebola epidemic could be the worst in history: 4 things that could help end it
By Yap Boum & Marie-roseline Belizaire
The Washington Post
Column | Focusing your attention may help your brain fight inflammation, study suggests
By Richard Sima
Yahoo
Dangerous mosquito-borne virus spreads in one state as officials warn of rising cases
By TERESA. MULL
miamiherald.com
Alzheimer’s patient in Broward sees brain plaques cleared due to new treatment
By Lauren Pastrana
KSAT
Texas Alzheimer’s patient who saw brain plaque disappear shares story in national campaign
101.3 KFDI
JJ’s That’s Awesome: Making Memories After A Fear of Losing Her Memory
By Jj Hayes
VINnews
Pompano Beach Alzheimer’s Patient Sees Brain Plaques Cleared After New Treatment
By REUVEN. ROSENFELD
News-Medical
New prostate cancer screening advances improve early detection
fox5sandiego.com
September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month: When should men start screening?
By Jason Austell
Healthline
Prostate Cancer: Cases Rising 3% Annually as Experts Urge Screening
By MANDY. FRENCH
Oncodaily
Ronald Chen: American Cancer Society Highlights Prostate Cancer Screening and Research
By Ronald C. Chen
New York Post
I developed a nasty skin condition from shaving my underarms — you could be making the same mistake I did
By Ariana Yaptangco
The Conversation
Inside the brain: Rethinking the mechanisms of Alzheimer’s disease
By Remi Lamontagne Caron
Medical Xpress
Key path to Alzheimer's-like brain damage starts outside the brain
Nature
T cells by peripheral dendritic cells exacerbates tau-mediated neurodegeneration
By David M. Holtzman, Joshua Emmerson & Ray A Ohara
News-Medical
Scientists traced a hidden immune route that may worsen tau-linked brain damage
By Tarun Sai Lomte
The New York Times
A Newer Kind of Gene Editing Promises to Edit ‘Nurture’ Over ‘Nature’
By Emily Nunn
Alcohol-related cancer deaths rise in US, study finds 
Gizmodo
Alcohol-Related Cancer Deaths in the US Have Doubled Since 1990, and Not Just Among Those With Liver Cancer
By Matthew Phelan
The Guardian
Alcohol-related cancer deaths in US have more than doubled over three decades
By Marina Dunbar
CNN
Just one drink a day may increase the risk of dying from numerous cancers
By Sandee LaMotte
USA Today
Alcohol-related cancer deaths have doubled, and 1 drink could increase risk
By Sara Moniuszko
The New York Times
How Safe Are Tattoos?
By Allessandra Dicorato
NewsNation
GLP-1 weight-loss drugs show promise for sleep apnea
Newsweek
GLP-1 weight-loss drugs may help with sleep apnea—experts explain how
By Jasmine Laws
Healthline
Sleep Apnea: Can GLP-1 Drugs Like Zepbound Help With Symptoms?
By Nancy Schimelpfening
jordannews.jo
Decline in Sleep Apnea Among Users of Weight-Loss Drugs...
Queen City News
More than 200 people across North Carolina exposed to rabid baby goats from petting zoo
By Doug Coats
CNN
Nearly 300 people exposed to goats with rabies at mobile petting zoo
By Jen Christensen
WCNC
NC mom speaks out after birthday party guests exposed to rabies
By Alexandra Rios-malviya
WKRC
Hundreds exposed to rabies after interacting with sick baby goats: health officials
wral.com
From bacteria to harmful algae, warmer waters bring changing risks
By Liz McLaughlin
ABC11 News
Burlington mom speaks out after teen dies from rare brain-eating amoeba
By Jon Dowding
Fox News
Teen dies from ‘brain-eating amoeba’ just days after young girl succumbs to same rare infection
By Melissa Rudy
wusf.org
Jumping into the lake? Watch out for 'brain-eating' amoebas
By Joe Mario Pedersen
The Boston Globe
The pediatricians who take in vaccine-skeptical parents others won’t
By Eric Boodman
Nature
Late-life semaglutide treatment slows ageing and extends lifespan in female mice
By Lene Juel Rasmussen, Danica Chen & Vilhelm A. Bohr
Smithsonian Magazine
GLP-1 Weight-Loss Drugs Can Slow Aging and Extend Life Span, Mouse Study Suggests
By Soumya Sagar
National Geographic
Why GLP-1s Could Be an Anti-Aging Breakthrough
By Hannah Singleton
Scientific American
Could GLP-1 weight-loss drugs help you live longer?
By Jacek Krywko
ScienceAlert
Scientists Are Trying to Define What 'Reversing Aging' Really Means
By Esra Oz
MIT Technology Review
Yuancheng (Ryan) Lu
Kuwait Times
Reclaim your youth
Opinion
By Taleb Alrefai
MIT Technology Review
This geneticist’s age-reversal tech could help restore sight
By Antonio Regalado
Study on psilocybin and chemotherapy 
The New York Times
Psilocybin May Prevent Nerve Damage Caused by Chemotherapy, Study Finds
By Andrew Jacobs
reuters.com
NEWSLETTER: Psychedelic drug shows promise for preventing chemotherapy-induced nerve damage
By Nancy Lapid
People.com
Psilocybin May Prevent Nerve Damage from Chemotherapy, Preliminary Study Finds
By Rachel Raposas
New Scientist
Psilocybin could prevent common and debilitating chemotherapy side effect
By Carissa Wong
Bat at Raleigh lake with rabies 
wral.com
Bat rescued from drowning at Shelley Lake tests positive for rabies
By Flynn Snyder
CBS17.com
Bat tests positive for rabies after Raleigh resident rescues it from drowning in Shelley Lake
By Rodney Overton
Raleigh News & Observer
Bat rescued from Raleigh’s Shelley Lake tests positive for rabies, police say
By Kristen Johnson
ScienceAlert
One of America's Most Widely Consumed Ingredients Linked to Metabolic Changes And Obesity
By David Nield
Yahoo
Scientists make concerning discovery about lung cancer and microplastics
By Julia Musto
MedPage Today
More Evidence Ties Microplastics to Lung Cancer
By Nicole Lou
U.S. News & World Report
Inhaled Microplastics Linked To Lung Cancer, Study Finds
hcplive.com
Lung Cancer Diagnosis Linked to Lung Microplastic Presence, Quantity
By Victoria Johnson
The Guardian
Cravings ‘like heroin withdrawal’: what happens when weight-loss drugs don’t work?
By Nicola Davis
Medscape
Not an ‘Easy Way Out’: Rethinking GLP-1 Stigma
Opinion
By Yoni Freedhoff
diarioeuskadi.eus
Ozempic and GLP-1 agonists: Science magazine analysis
WAFF
Dr. Sravya breaks down the benefits and risks of GLP-1s
By Cailyn Holloway
Women's Health
Women over 50 should lift heavier, says Dr Vonda Wright – here's her 4x4 formula to age with strength
By Kate Cheng
The Washington Post
Column | The muscle ability you lose fastest with age — and how to preserve it
By Gretchen Reynolds
Prevention
The Body Changes That Surprise Most People When They Start Weightlifting After 50
By Ashley Mateo
cambridgeindependent.co.uk
Ollie Thompson: Why strength training matters more as you get older
By Ollie Thompson
New York Post
AI is unlocking a new ‘golden age’ in medicine, with personalized treatments to cure cancer and potential to save billions of lives
By Michael Kaplan
New Scientist
The science behind an ambitious cancer strategy
CancerNetwork
How Is AI Advancing Tumor Boards, Care Coordination, and Treatment Planning?
curetoday.com
From Precision Medicine to AI: The Future of Cancer Care
By Manmeet Ahluwalia
Fox News
Scientists discover new tick-borne virus after testing thousands of patients with mysterious illnesses
By Melissa Rudy
Medical Xpress
Scientists in China discover new tick-borne virus that causes flu-like illness
By Mary Van Beusekom
New Atlas
Serious human illness transmitted by ticks has been identified
By Bronwyn Thompson
Medical Daily
New Tick Virus Described in China Is Carried by a Species Already Established in 21 US States
AOL.com
Man Successfully Kept Alive with Pig Kidney for 271 Days Until He Could Receive a Human One
By Vanessa Etienne
Yahoo
New study links artificial sweetener to heart attack, stroke risk
By Caroline Jaime
Flatulence underwear tracking 
CNN
Smart underwear tracking flatulence may give new clues about digestive health
By Taylor Nicioli
Medical Daily
Gas Sensors Clipped to Underwear Logged 32 Flatus Events a Day, Double the Textbook Figure
msn.com
How often do you fart? This smart flatulence underwear can tell you that and more
By Taylor Nicioli
AOL.com
Ever wonder how many times a day you fart? Well, now you can find out
By Vishwam Sankaran
Fox News
Longevity doctor reveals what matters most for aging well, beyond pricey biohacks
By Melissa Rudy
The Times of Israel
Looking for Longevity
By Carol Silver
KATU
Tips for Healthy Aging
EatingWell
4 Surprising Factors That Could Be Aging You Faster
By Jane Leverich
Gothamist
NY’s back-to-school vaccine requirements are airtight, at least for now
By Caroline Lewis
CBC
Vaccine-preventable illnesses on the horizon again as Canadian kids head back to school
By Lauren Pelley
RochesterFirst
Monthly Checkup: Measles, vaccines, back-to-school
By Brennan Somers
NYC.gov
NYC Health Department and Public Schools Remind Families to Get School-Age Children Vaccinated Ahead of 2026-27 School Year
The Washington Post
5 subtle symptoms dentists say you should never ignore
By Erica Sloan
Yahoo Life UK
Woman Diagnosed with Terminal Cancer at 25 Says She Had Symptoms for 7 Years, but Never Took Them ‘Seriously’ (Exclusive)
By Zoey Lyttle & Tereza Shkurtaj
ScienceAlert
Statins Linked to Lower Dementia Risk in Massive Type 2 Diabetes Study
By Jess Cockerill
Medscape
New Migraine Prevention Guidelines Released
By Megan Brooks
Optometry Advisor
Updated Recommendations Address Medications to Prevent Migraine in Adults
Drug Topics
Updated Guideline Refines Approach to Migraine Prevention in Adults
By Ashley Gallagher
Medical Xpress
Migraine treatment gets a rethink: New guide prioritizes patient voice and choice
By Sanjukta Mondal
Yahoo Health
I brushed off my sore throat as a hangover, but it turned into sepsis
By Nelli Bird & Catriona Aitken
BBC
Cardiff student who 'brushed off' sore throat developed sepsis
By Catriona Aitken
Wales Online
Cardiff student 'thought she was hungover' but was hours from death
By Steven Cole Smith
South Wales Argus
Student thought it was a hangover – doctors say 12 more hours could have killed her
By Sarah Mcgee
Ars Technica
Medieval manuscripts are "biological time capsules" for deadly sheeppox virus
By Jennifer Ouellette
Archaeology Magazine
News - Sheep Pox Virus Tracked With Medieval Parchment
Euronews.com
Sheep virus found hidden in medieval manuscripts
ScienceBlog.com
Two pages of the York Gospels and a third bound in with it later carry the DNA of the virus that causes sheeppox, and the team that found them pulled a far older genome of that virus out of a sheep molar, radiocarbon dated to between 1875 and 1645 BC, from
thelooker.thedailybeast.com
Scientists Flag Shocking New Concern for Men on GLP-1 Drugs
By Reagin von Lehe
EatingWell
The Keto Diet May Have a Surprising Edge on the Mediterranean Diet, New Study Says
By Jane Leverich
Fox News
Popular diet slashes liver fat by 67% while reversing prediabetes in some people
By Angelica Stabile
NewsNation
Is keto better for your liver? New study find a potential advantage
By Taylor Delandro
Dermatology Advisor
Very Low-Carb Diet Shows Greater Cardiometabolic Benefits Than Other Diets
ScienceAlert
Scientists Uncover Shared Genetic Roots of OCD, Tourette Syndrome, And Autism
By Ivan Farkas
Drug Discovery News
Genetic study reveals shared pathways in OCD and tic disorders
By Bree Foster & Gary D. Foster
medicaleconomics.com
New gene targets for OCD and tics; autism diagnoses rising fastest in girls and women; who was that AI tested on? — Morning Medical Update
By Austin Littrell
reuters.com
NEWSLETTER: Scientists find genes linked to OCD, raising the prospect of new treatments
By Nancy Lapid
AOL.com
‘Healthy’ Woman, 45, Undergoes Her First Routine Colonoscopy. The Results Were ‘Alarming’
ScienceAlert
WHO Issues New Guidelines on How to Reduce Dementia Cases by 45%
By Michelle Starr
HuffPost
New Study Suggests 'Micro-Awakenings' At Night May Be A Sign Of Increased Alzheimer's Risk
By Jillian Wilson
Medical Xpress
A single IV treatment retrains immune cells to fight autoimmune diseases in early trial
By Sanjukta Mondal
EatingWell
5 Anti-Inflammatory Foods with More Protein Than an Egg
By Isabel Larson & Isabel Vasquez
NPR
Dry eyes are common in women. Here's why you shouldn't ignore them
By Maria Godoy
ScienceDaily
Popular brain supplement linked to shorter lifespan in men
Bored Panda
New Study Links A Common Breakfast Habit To A 29% Higher Mortality Risk — Especially After Age 40
Medical Xpress
How meal timing programs the liver's daily rhythms
By Zaid Elayyan
Firstpost
Circadian eating explained: Does the time you eat matter as much as what you eat? Experts explain
By Zinia Bandyopadhyay
The Hindu
Is there a right time to have dinner? Doctors explain
By Athira Elssa Johnson
The Washington Post
Her back hurt, then she couldn’t button her pants. The cause was alarming.
By David Wahlberg
Real Simple
12 Habits That Can Help Train Your Brain to Feel Happier Every Day
By Maggie Seaver
Ground Truths | Eric Topol
The Coronary Artery Inflammation Controversy
By Eric Topol
hcplive.com
ORFAN-MAESTRIA: AI Predicts Cardioembolic Stroke, Atrial Fibrillation from CT Scans
By Charalambos Antoniades
Forbes
ZEUS And Lp(a)HORIZON: Biomarkers Vs. Cardiovascular Outcomes
By Robert D. Glatter
dicardiology.com
New Data Validates FAI-Score Biomarker, Highlights Potential Non-Contrast Cardiac CT Opportunity
10TV
Ross County boy hospitalized for weeks after contracting rare mosquito-borne virus
By Rochelle Alleyne
Forbes
Only 35% Of Adults Can Digest Milk — An Evolutionary Biologist Explains Why
By Scott Travers
WKBN.com
When memory loss can be a sign of a bigger issue
By Jonathan Renforth
The Washington Post
The dementia that often strikes in midlife — and the signs people miss
By Erica Sloan
Futura, le média qui explore le monde
“Most people miss this warning sign”: the overlooked symptom in 80% of Alzheimer’s cases
westerniowatoday.com
September is World Alzheimer’s Month
By Mandy Billings
The Washington Post
We asked nutrition experts what they eat for dessert. Here’s their list.
By Anahad O'Connor
AL.com
COVID on the rise in 49 states: Symptoms to watch for, including some new ones
By Leada Gore
Cleveland.com
Summer COVID surge: With infections growing in 47 states, these are the symptoms to watch for
By Leada Gore
Newsweek
Map Shows States Where COVID Cases Are Rising Amid Summer Surge
By Suzanne Blake
The Courier-Journal
COVID-19 cases are on the rise. What Kentuckians should know
By Katie Wiseman & Mary Walrath
Medical Xpress
A single workout may help protect memory after a short night's sleep
By Sanjukta Mondal
New Atlas
One simple way to keep your brain sharp even after a bad night’s sleep
By Mike McRae
Men's Fitness
Sleep Deprived? Why 20 Minutes of Exercise Competes with a 90-Minute Nap
HuffPost UK
Short On Sleep? This 20-Minute Fix Reverses Brain Fog, Science Says
By Natasha Hinde
News-Medical
Cancer-fighting T cells need small amounts of ROS to attack tumors, study finds
HuffPost
So THAT'S Why Mosquitoes Bite Some People More Than Others
By Jenna Birch
The New York Times
Is Magnesium the New Melatonin?
By Caroline Hopkins
Good Housekeeping
Taking Magnesium? This Is the Most Important Thing to Remember
Greater Milwaukee Today
Best Magnesium Supplements for Sleep Recovery and Daily Calm
The Times of India
Feeling tired or getting frequent muscle cramps? Here’s what low magnesium levels may signal
By Aadya Jha
Newsweek
Man Can’t Explain Bruises on His Body—Blood Test Reveals Devastating Truth
By Alyce Collins
Slate Magazine
I’ve Lost Weight and Kept It Off in a Simple Way for 10 Years. No One Likes It—Maybe Not Even Me.
By Heather Schwedel
SciTechDaily
Millions Take Blood Pressure Drugs, but Many May Be Missing Their Heart-Protective Benefits
ScienceAlert
Blocking a Single Immune Signal Made Old Mice Act Young Again
By David Nield
Medscape
We Might Have Been Wrong About How the Immune System Ages
WTNH.com
How aging affects the immune system and vaccines
By Jenn Brink
ScienceDaily
One immune switch may help drive aging across the body
AOL.com
Gastroenterologist Reveals the Sugary Drink to Avoid for Better Gut Health
By Beth Ann Mayer
NewsNation
Drug-resistant ringworm fungus has spread to 29 countries: Study
By Josie Fischels
Nature
When do infections lead to long COVID? Scientists close in on triggers and treatments for post-viral syndromes
By Simon Makin
MedPage Today
Opinion | Why Is No One Talking About Long COVID?
Opinion
By Jeffrey D. Klausner & Lao-Tzu Allan-Blitz
Austin American-Statesman
What's causing long COVID? UT research might have one of the answers
By Nicole VILLALPANDO
The Sick Times
Research updates, September 1
By Miles W. Griffis
   

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