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Doctors note lung cancer risks for individuals who never smoked 
The Washington Post
Beyond cigarettes: Uncovering the causes of lung cancer in nonsmokers
By Meeri Kim
multicare.org
Persistent cough leads to healthy woman’s lung cancer diagnosis
By Helen Vik
Managed Healthcare Executive
Eric K. Singhi, M.D., on lung cancer among younger adults
By Peter Wehrwein
GreaterGood
Lung Cancer in Nonsmokers: Rising Among Women and Younger Adults
By Guest Contributor
Science Daily
Dental implants can hijack your immune system, scientists discover
The New York Times
Converting Ebola Skeptics: Christian Leaders Mobilize Communities in Congo
By Finbarr O'Reilly
UN News
DR Congo: Ebola responders under pressure as outbreak expands
NPR
The Ebola crisis is far outpacing the response, Congo's IRC director says
By Linah Mohammad
AP News
What to know about Ebola outbreak that has spread from Congo to multiple African countries
By Monika Pronczuk
Early flu cases reported across the United States 
The Guardian
Flu cases rise on west coast earlier than usual as US health experts encourage vaccine
By Uwa Ede-osifo
CNN
A mutated virus is driving the US into an early flu season, especially on the West Coast
By Brenda Goodman
Gizmodo
America May Be in for 2 Flu Seasons This Winter—and a Mutated Swine Flu Is Why
By Matthew Phelan
Axios
Flu season gets an early start in Texas
By Carly Mallenbaum & Asher Price
First human case of Shamonda virus detected in France 
CNN
What is Shamonda, the livestock virus found for the first time in a person in France?
By Deidre McPhillips
Reuters
Explainer: What is Shamonda virus and what are the risks to humans and animals?
By Jason Neely
WIRED
What to Know About Shamonda Virus Following the First Reported Human Infection
By Fernanda Gonzalez
BBC
First human case of Shamonda virus detected in France, officials say
By Maia Davies
ProPublica
Bird Flu Is Raging on a Mink Farm. It Could Spark a Human Pandemic, Experts Say, but Officials Won’t Act.
By Nathaniel Lash & Julie Leopo
Virological
Preliminary report on H5N1 highly pathogenic avian influenza in Utah mink, August 2026
Daily Voice
Mink Farm Outbreak Raises Alarm Over Potential Human Pandemic Threat
By Joe Lombardi
Vet Candy
Bird Flu Hits U.S. Mink Farm for First Time, Raising New Fears About the Next Pandemic
The Telegraph
NHS doctors to use AI to diagnose prostate cancer
By Michael Searles
Medscape
NICE Backs Interim NHS Use of AI for Prostate MRI Review
The Independent
AI to give doctors ‘second pair of eyes’ on prostate cancer MRI scans
By Storm Newton
Pulse Today
Five AI tools approved for identifying prostate cancer on MRI scans
By Emma Wilkinson
Al Jazeera
Why measles outbreak in Pennsylvania poses risks beyond US borders
By Catherine Nouhan
The Guardian
Experts alarmed by ‘less transparent’ CDC as US measles deaths rise
By Melody Schreiber
Inquirer.com
Adults make up two-thirds of Pa. measles cases | Morning Newsletter
By Laura Benshoff
Yahoo
US CDC says measles cases rise to 4,588 as outbreak continues
By Siddhi Mahatole & Shinjini Ganguli
Researchers identify circadian subtype of depression 
The New York Times
Your Sleep Habits May Point to a Specific Type of Depression, a New Study Finds
By Christina Caron
The Guardian
Australian researchers identify new subtype of depression linked to body clock disruptions
By Donna Lu
New Scientist
Newly identified ‘circadian depression’ responds poorly to antidepressants
By Alice Klein
Live Science
New type of depression is related to sleep, scientists report
By Isha Ishtiaq
Fox News
Popular sleep aids before surgery could prevent painkiller dependence later
By Angelica Stabile
News-Medical
Presurgical sleep medications linked to less pain and anxiety after surgery
By Sebastian Amaya
Newswise
Melatonin and Ambien before surgery may improve sleep, reduce pain and opioid use after surgery | Newswise
AI model estimates cancer survival from facial photographs 
Newser
AI Tool Predicts Cancer Survival by Analyzing a Patient's Selfie
The Washington Post
How a photo of a patient’s face could predict whether they’ll survive cancer
By Margaret Hetherman
The Guardian
Can AI really predict cancer survival better than a doctor? I have my doubts | Devi Sridhar
Opinion
By Devi Sridhar
The Boston Globe
You can now upload a selfie to a Mass General Brigham AI tool and it’ll estimate your biological age
By Sarah Rahal
WFLA
New Florida counties report dengue cases as statewide total passes 400
By Nathaniel Rodriguez
wtsp.com
Dengue fever cases surpass 400 across Tampa Bay: See county-by-county numbers
By Elisabeth Gaffney
WKMG
Seminole County confirms locally acquired dengue fever case in Winter Springs
By Serra Sowers
WFTV
Seminole County ramps up mosquito control amid rise in illnesses
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Changes to hepatitis B vaccine recommendations could leave millions of children vulnerable: Study
CIDRAP
Tens of thousands of US newborns could be exposed to hepatitis B at home, study suggests
By Liz Szabo
The New York Times
Kennedy’s Vaccine Plan Could Cause Surge in Hepatitis B, Study Finds
By Apoorva Mandavilli
Yahoo
Health Rounds: New US hepatitis B vaccine guidelines likely leave many infants vulnerable
By Nancy Lapid
New York Post
Marijuana legalization linked to troubling health trend in landmark new study
By Patrice Peck
U.S. News & World Report
Study Links Marijuana Legalization To Rise In Heart Hospitalizations
Gizmodo
These States Legalized Weed. More Heart Attacks Followed
By Ed Le Cara
Newswise
Smoking or vaping cannabis, but not edibles, linked to need for more anesthesia during upper endoscopy, study suggests | Newswise
Orange County Register
Deaths mount as West Nile virus hotspots emerge in LA, Orange counties
By Tony Saavedra & Rachel Fobar
CNN
Forget ‘ferritin face’ — experts explain the truth about iron deficiency
By Amanda Schupak
kare11.com
New blood iron guidelines could help doctors identify iron deficiencies earlier
By Melissa Hernandez
BW Healthcare World
Iron Deficiency In Children Can Go Unnoticed Despite Healthy Appearance, Experts Warn
SheerLuxe
The One Health Marker All Women Should Pay Attention To
Rolling Stone
A Controversial Hepatitis B Vaccine Study Championed by RFK Jr. Is Axed After Widespread Backlash
By Katherine Eban
The Guardian
RFK Jr’s ‘deities of vaccine research’ raided by police in Guinea-Bissau
By Melody Schreiber
Ars Technica
US-backed vaccine trial on babies canceled after international outcry
By Beth Mole
Yahoo
RFK Jr.’s push for anti-vaccine experiment on African babies was never a good idea
By Ja'han Jones
San Francisco records first death from MGM-15 opioid 
Patch
First 'Gas Station Heroin' Death Reported In San Francisco
By Fernando Haro
CBS News
San Francisco reports first fatal overdose from synthetic opioid sold in gas stations, smoke shops
By Carlos Castaneda
SFGATE
SF reports first death tied to 'cat's claw' opioid sold at smoke shops
By Madilynne Medina
KTVU
Overdose linked to new opioid prompts San Francisco health alert
The Seattle Times
Alzheimer’s researchers look at an unusual data point: Head shape
By Carolyn Johnson
Frequent daytime napping linked to higher dementia risk in older adults 
Fox News
Dementia risk may be linked to seemingly harmless daily habit, new research suggests
WBAY
Frequent napping linked to higher dementia risk, study finds
By Aisha Morales
AL.com
New study reveals daytime nap linked to increased chance of this disorder
By Mark Heim
Prevention
Your Accidental Daytime Naps Could Raise Your Dementia Risk by 39%, Study Finds
By Kayla Blanton
BuzzFeed
Women On GLP-1s Are Revealing The Side Effects And Experiences No One Told Them About
By Gabrielle LaFrank
Lake Okeechobee News
The GLP-1 conversation is missing muscle and bone
By Emily M Stein & Jessica R. Starr
Yahoo Creators
What a New Review of GLP-1 Drugs and Bone Health Means for Your Feet
By Dana Figura
Study links regular tea consumption to lower vascular disease risk 
Euronews.com
Regular tea drinking linked to lower risk of stroke and heart disease
By Marta Iraola
CNN
How you drink your tea could determine whether you gain or lose heart health benefits
By Faye Chiu
NewsNation
Study links regular tea drinking to 11% lower vascular disease risk
By Stephanie Sokol
Medical Xpress
Can drinking tea help protect against cardiovascular disease?
The Washington Post
A remarkable new picture is emerging of how the air around us could harm the brain
By Ariana Eunjung Cha
Newsweek
My mom was desperate for another baby—I never expected what she asked me to do
By Emillio Mesa
USA Today
Is a tomato a fruit or a vegetable? Finally, an answer
By Daryl Austin
AOL.com
Doctors Reveal a 10-Second Balance Test to Assess Your Aging Health
By Beth Ann Mayer
KDRV
What your daily movements may say about your longevity, according to an expert
By Dana Santas
Upworthy
Elder-care researcher reveals 6 powerful clues older adults will live a long life
By Evan S. Porter
Parade Magazine
Doctors Say This Simple 10-Second Test Can Reveal a Lot About How You’re Aging
By Beth Ann Mayer
WHAS11
Louisville Zoo closes several exhibits after wild goose tests positive for bird flu
By Brooke Wegner
WLKY
Louisville Zoo closing some areas after wild goose tests positive for bird flu
By Alexandra Suckow
The Voice-Tribune
Louisville Zoo implements precautionary measures to protect birds from avian influenza
WFAA
Dallas zoo temporarily closes bird exhibits after avian flu confirmed nearby
The Seattle Times
Junk food linked to ‘silent stroke’ by middle age
Medscape
Ultraprocessed Foods Linked to Silent Brain Injury
By Megan Brooks
Everyday Health
Adults Who Ate the Most Ultra-Processed Food Showed Early Brain Damage in MRI Scans
By Becky Upham
ScienceAlert
Ultraprocessed Food May Be Silently Damaging Your Brain's Blood Vessels
The Boston Globe
‘Everything’s coming to fruition’: Renowned MGB neuroscientist to receive millions to combat Alzheimer’s
By jonathan saltzman
Star Tribune
Hospital steps up screening as measles cluster widens in central Minnesota
By Jeremy Olson
Austin Daily Herald
Mower County Health stressing being informed, vaccinated whe...
My KLGR
Up To Date On Vaccines
Post Bulletin
With two active measles clusters in the state, many Minnesota school districts have low vaccine coverage
By Dené Dryden
The Guardian
CDC denies approval for high-volume measles test, citing ‘other priorities’
By Melody Schreiber
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Nearly 100 cases of norovirus reported at Kansas elementary school, officials say
By Katie Kindelan
TwistedSifter
She Questioned Her Friend’s Autism Diagnosis Because She Was Outgoing and Smart—Then Her Plan to Find a Different Therapist Backfired Horribly
By Diana Whelan
Yahoo
California startup says it has injected AI-designed virus into humans for first time
By Vishwam Sankaran
News-Medical
Blood pressure drug losartan boosts metabolism by stimulating brown fat
SciTechDaily
Scientists Discover a Surprising New Effect of a Popular Blood Pressure Drug
Firstpost
The good fat: How brown fat can help lower diabetes, heart disease, and boost mental health
By Toufiq Rashid
Dr. Axe
AI Scan Of 101,243 Patients Links Brown Fat To Fewer Diagnoses
SFGATE
Deadly fungus rears its head at Glacier National Park for the first time
By Olivia Harden
ACOG updates clinical guidelines for menopause treatment 
NPR
Hot flashes, night sweats, insomnia – OB-GYNS set new rules for menopause treatment
By Shannon Firth
Healthline
Menopause: ACOG Recommends Hormone Therapy for Hot Flashes and Mood
By MANDY. FRENCH
Medscape
ACOG Releases Updated Guidance on Menopause Symptom Management
By Tara Haelle
The Hill
Menopause is having its overdue moment
Opinion
By Lyndon Haviland
Medical Xpress
Nutritional supplement may help ease 'brain fog' after breast cancer treatment
Medscape
Oxaloacetate Use Tied to Improved Cognition in Breast Cancer Survivors
Bioengineer.org
Small Uncontrolled Trial Links Oxaloacetate to Improved Cognition After Breast Cancer
UA.NEWS
UCLA study links supplement to improved cognitive symptoms — News-Medical
Public health officials warn of rising rabies cases 
The New York Times
Is Rabies Making a Comeback?
By Emily Anthes
FOX Weather
Rabies concerns grow after record number of infected bats found in Los Angeles
By Alexandra Myers
San Francisco Chronicle
Rabies reports are rising in California. The reason why is a mystery
By Erin Allday
Vet Candy
Rabies Alerts Across the U.S. Put Pet Owners on Edge as Infected Cats, Bats, and Raccoons Are Discovered
WPTA | 21Alive | Fort Wayne, IN
Auburn 2-year-old suffers catastrophic brain injury linked to 7-OH
By Tom Powell
The New York Times
How to Lower Your Alzheimer’s Risk if You Have the APOE4 Gene Variant
By Dana G Smith
Live Science
Scientists are unraveling the biggest genetic risk factor for Alzheimer's
By Nicoletta Lanese & Laura Mondragon
HuffPost UK
Scientists May Have Just Learned A Game-Changing Fact About The 'Dementia Gene'
By Amy Glover
The Tufts Daily
Have you hit the genetic lottery? Investigating the role of ApoE in Alzheimer’s disease
ScienceAlert
The Way You Sleep Can Reveal Your Risk of Heart Failure Up to 10 Years in Advance
By Carly Cassella
Managed Healthcare Executive
Heart data in sleep study predicts atrial fibrillation, heart failure years in advance
By Briana Contreras
Baptist Health
Roundup: AI-Assisted Sleep Analysis Under Study Could Help Predict Future Cardiovascular Issues; and More News
By John Fernandez
The Independent
AI sleep test can identify a person’s risk of heart disease a decade in advance
By Vishwam Sankaran
BBC
Women take to social media to break the taboo of UTIs
By Elena Bailey
Fox News
Common disorder linked to 70% higher death rate, but medication may offer protection
The Independent
ADHD could have a scary impact on your long-term health, researchers reveal
By Julia Musto
ScienceAlert
ADHD Drugs May Reduce The Risk of Early Death, Major Study Finds
By Jess Cockerill
VICE
Scientists Just Found a Disturbing Link Between ADHD and Early Death
By Luis Prada
The New York Times
The Proponents of ‘Dark Nutrition’ Think Everything You Know About Food Is Wrong
By Sophie Haigney
Hindustan Times
Osteoporosis in women: Doctors reveal how much calcium and vitamin D you really need | Health
By Krishna Priya Pallavi
The Worcester News
Menopause bone loss: Droitwich surgeon urges women to take action
By Miranda Norris
PAU HABER
PAU Hospitals Call for Early Diagnosis and a Healthy Lifestyle to Combat the Silent Disease Osteoporosis
St Joseph Post
SPONSOR: Busting Osteoporosis: Keep Your Bones Rock-Solid!
New York Post
The unusual reason women are turning to Viagra — and it’s not for sex
By Allie Yang
Study finds rising cannabis use among American parents 
Fox News
Marijuana use rises sharply among one group of Americans, new study finds
By Melissa Rudy
Yahoo
Marijuana Use Among American Parents Rises Sharply as New Study Raises Child Safety Concerns
By Jabeen Waheed
SuaraGarut.ID
Study Finds Daily Cannabis Use Rising Among American Parents
By James A. Anderson
WSB-TV
Man accused of giving HIV to his wife without telling her avoids trial for her death
By Sam Sachs
Yahoo
Man Who Knowingly Gave HIV to His Late Wife and 2 Others Avoids Murder Charge With Plea Deal
By Tyler McCarthy
Hoodline
Rockdale County Man Sentenced in Wife's HIV/AIDS Death Case
WRDW
Ga. man accused of spreading HIV to wife, others avoids trial with plea deal
By Ciara Cummings
New York Post
Deadly bacteria discovered at LA medical office as employee tests positive for airborne disease
By Daniel Farr
Endpoints News
Big trials push beyond obesity to see if GLP-1s can quell alcohol, drug cravings
By Max Gelman
STAT
Telehealth leapfrogs FDA approval with off-label GLP-1 prescriptions for addiction
By Katie Palmer
90.5 WESA
Could Ozempic help treat addiction? An Allegheny County study aims to find out
By Kate Giammarise
Stuff
The weight-loss drug dropping a ‘bomb’ on alcohol addiction
By Paulette Crowley
EatingWell
3 Things That Are Quietly Impacting Your Blood Sugar
By Barbie Cervoni
www.health.com
5 Best Fruits for Better Blood Sugar, According to a Dietitian
The Indian Express
Blood sugar spikes after eating: What’s normal and when to worry
VOI.ID
Blood Sugar Rises After Eating? Nutritionists Suggest 5 Simple Ways to Control It
Yahoo
She survived breast cancer at 42 and brought 2 million followers along. Now her mother is facing the same diagnosis.
By Kerry Justich
Phys.org
A parasite carried by one-third of humanity can't reproduce if one key protein is disabled
HuffPost
Forget 10,000 Steps — Walking 3,000 Steps A Day Can Protect Against Alzheimer's Disease
By Jillian Wilson
Medical Xpress
Low daily step counts linked to dementia, Parkinson's and stroke
Science Daily
Just 3,000 steps a day may help slow Alzheimer's, scientists find
MindBodyGreen
A 22K-Person Study Of Wearable Data Showed You Should Get This Many Steps To Support Peak Brain Health
By Sela Breen
TODAY.com
3 Quick Exercises to Do Daily to Build Bone and Muscle Health Mid-Life, According to a Longevity Expert
By Sarah Jacoby
AGEIST
Try This Bone Health Exercise Protocol
By Craig Cooper
Yahoo Health
Why Brisk Walking Is The Low-Impact Bone Density Booster You Need
Men's Journal
Doctor Reveals the Overlooked Exercise That Could Help Keep Your Bones Strong After 50
By Joseph Arangio
The Telegraph
Blood test spots prostate cancer 15 years before symptoms
By Laura Donnelly
The Independent
The new prostate cancer test that could predict disease 15 years in advance
By Jane Kirby
Oxford Cancer
Blood proteins could reveal clues to prostate cancer risk more than a decade before diagnosis
Southend Echo
Scientists discover vital clues to help predict which men may develop prostate cancer
By Sophie England
USA Today
She's the most publicly measured woman in the world. Now she's pregnant
By David Oliver
New York Post
The surprising number of daily steps that could sharpen your mind — it’s not 10,000
By Allie Yang
Medical Xpress
More daily steps over a long period linked to better attention and decision-making
By Sanjukta Mondal
The Washington Post
Column | The surprising way walking can benefit your brain
By Richard Sima
Nautilus
Walking May Improve Your Attention Span
By Jake Currie
The Washington Post
Here’s what to expect if you’re taking a month off from drinking
By Beth Krietsch
myfoxzone.com
Sober October highlights recovery, faith and a new way of life
By Jay Mathews
EatingWell
What Happens to Your Brain When You Stop Drinking Alcohol
By Kelsey Kunik
thenational.co.za
Why the end of Ocsober is where the real test begins
By Lutho Pasiya
WAVY.com
Man hurt after being attacked by rabid feral cat in Chesapeake
By Dominic Ross
13newsnow.com
Man injured while feeding rabid feral cat in Chesapeake
Hoodline
Chesapeake Man Injured by Rabid Feral Cat, VDH Warns
WAVY.com
Deep Creek raccoon tests positive for rabies in fourth local case this year
By Dominic Ross
Nature
Teen depression and anxiety predicted by childhood brain development
By Max Kozlov
Cardiff University
Pioneering study to reveal how the teenage brain develops at cellular level
The Independent
Depression and anxiety can be predicted by your childhood brain development
By Suha Kidwai
Bioengineer.org
Childhood Brain Networks Mirror Adult Architecture, Landmark Study of 7,316 Children Finds
Fox News
‘Super-drug’ 10 times stronger than fentanyl linked to deaths across multiple states
By Melissa Rudy
The Lantern
Cychlorphine detected in Ohio. How can Ohio State students stay safe?
WLWT
What is cychlorphine, the opioid said to be 10 times more dangerous than fentanyl?
cbs8.com
Health officials warn of emerging synthetic opioid after fatal overdoses
By Richard Allyn
The New York Times
Germophobe Primates Want to Avoid Getting Sick, Too
Medical Xpress
Imaging study links several schizophrenia symptoms to a single brain signal
By Robert Egan & Lisa Lock
The Washington Post
Column | 3 simple changes to your diet that can help you feel less tired
By Anahad O'Connor
Forbes
Energy Management: How To Fuel Your Brain To Avoid The Afternoon Crash
By LUCIANA (LUCY) PAULISE
Men's Journal
Feeling Constantly Tired? A Dietitian Reveals 3 Popular Healthy Habits Ruining Your Energy
By Kelsey Kryger
Men's Fitness
Hit a mid-morning energy slump? How to build a blood sugar-friendly breakfast that keeps you fuller and more focused
By Madison Freeman
Nature
Structural basis for protocadherin-1 recognition by New World hantaviruses
By Megan M Slough, Nicole D Tischler & Luqiang Guo
KTBS 3
LSU Health Shreveport researchers unlock how hantavirus infects humans
National Emerging Special Pathogens Training & Education Center
Andes Hantavirus: What New Research Means for Clinical Preparedness
Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News
Cryo-EM and AI-Designed Scaffold Reveal How Andes Hantavirus Binds Cells
WKYC
Medina County reports 3 confirmed, 15 probable measles cases: Here's what health officials want you to know
By Wil Steigerwald
Cincinnati Enquirer
New Ohio measles cases slow, but state still sees increase
FOX 8 News
Medina County monitoring 18 measles cases
By Talia Naquin
Medina Gazette
Increase in measles cases reported in Medina County
Endpoints News
China biotech RiboX reveals first data of circular RNA therapies in people
By Ryan Cross
The New York Times
5 Common Medications That Can Mess With Your Sleep
By Caroline Hopkins
   

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