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Study suggests caffeine in daily drinks could protect brain 
The Guardian
A couple of teas or coffees a day could lower risk of dementia, scientists say
By Ian Sample
The New York Times
2 to 3 Cups of Coffee a Day May Reduce Dementia Risk. But Not if It’s Decaf.
By Pam Belluck
NBC News
A cup (or 2 or 3) of coffee or tea a day helps keep dementia away
By Lindsey Leake
Reuters
Caffeinated beverages may help protect the brain, study says
By Nancy Lapid
Dr. Mehmet Oz urges Americans to get measles vaccine 
The New York Times
Oz Offers Forceful Call for Vaccination as Measles Becomes More Dire
By Teddy Rosenbluth
ABC News
'Take the vaccine, please,' a top US health official says in an appeal as measles cases rise
By Matt Brown
The Hill
Oz urges Americans to get measles vaccine amid outbreaks
By Max Rego
The Guardian
‘Take the vaccine, please,’ Dr Oz urges amid rising measles cases in US
By Marina Dunbar
Brain training for dementia 
Business Insider
A brain-training game that takes about 2 hours a week can reduce your risk of developing dementia by 25%, study finds
By Hilary Brueck
NBC News
Brain train game may help protect against dementia for up to 20 years
By Akshay Syal
New Scientist
Specific cognitive training has 'astonishing' effect on dementia risk
By Helen Thomson
The Boston Globe
‘Kind of amazing.’ A brain game can cut dementia risk by 25 percent, study shows.
By Kay Lazar
DC Health warns of possible measles exposure at public locations 
NPR
March for Life attendees may have been exposed to measles, DC Health warns
By Kristin Wright
ABC News
DC health officials warn of measles exposures across city, including March for Life rally
By Mary Kekatos
WJLA
DC officials urge symptom monitoring, vaccination checks after measles exposure
By John Gonzalez
WUSA9
March for Life rally among infection sites for confirmed measles cases in DC
By Luke Eggleston
The Washington Post
Column | Want to lose weight? Here’s why exercise probably won’t help.
By D. Jordan Metzl
New Scientist
Why exercise isn't much help if you are trying to lose weight
By Michael Le Page
Outside Magazine
Scientists Say Exercise May Not Burn as Many Calories as You Think
By Alex Hutchinson
Medical Xpress
Why working out may not help you lose weight
Measles outbreak in the US 
The New York Times
What to Know About Measles as Cases Rise: Symptoms, Vaccine and More
By Teddy Rosenbluth & Dani Blum
The Conversation
US experiencing largest measles outbreak since 2000 – 5 essential reads on the risks, what to do and what’s coming next
By Kathryn H. Jacobsen, Y. Tony Yang & Rebecca Schein
The Atlantic
The Only Thing That Will Turn Measles Back
By Katherine J. Wu
WIRED
Measles Is Causing Brain Swelling in Children in South Carolina
By Emily Mullin
Maricopa County health officials confirm airport measles exposure 
AZ Family
Measles exposure reported at Sky Harbor International Airport
azcentral.com and The Arizona Republic
A person with measles was at Sky Harbor airport. Were you exposed?
By Stephanie Innes
FOX 10 Phoenix
Measles: Exposure at Sky Harbor Airport linked to non-resident traveler, says MCDPH
KTAR News 92.3 FM
Health officials report measles exposure at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport
By Kevin Stone
Orange County confirms second measles case linked to Disneyland 
cbsnews.com
Second measles case connected to Disneyland visitor reported by Orange County officials
By Dean Fioresi
People.com
Second Case of Measles Linked to Disneyland
By Charlotte Phillipp
NBC Los Angeles
OC Health confirms second measles case at Disneyland
By Elizabeth Chavolla
Voice of OC
Measles on the Rise in Orange County
The New York Times
How Healthy Are Mushrooms?
By Simar Bajaj
Newser
NYT Editorial: It's Time for New Curbs on Legal Pot
By John Johnson
The New York Times
Opinion | It’s Time for America to Admit That It Has a Marijuana Problem
Opinion
New York Post
America has a pot problem, why hate-crime hoaxes prosper and other commentary
YaleNews
Legal weed, lingering concerns
By Karen Guzman
cbsnews.com
Rep. Tony Gonzales defends conditions at Texas detention center with measles outbreak
By Ibrahim Aksoy
NBC News
2 measles infections confirmed at Texas facility where 5-year-old detained in Minnesota was held
By Joe Kottke & Dennis Romero
The Texas Tribune
Two cases of measles detected at Dilley immigrant family detention center
By Alex Nguyen & Lomi Kriel
The Guardian
Calls to shut down Texas ICE facility for children grow amid measles outbreak
By Melody Schreiber
The New York Times
Do You Need These Popular Supplements?
By Alice Callahan
CTV News
What supplements should you be taking? An Ottawa doctor has some advice
By Adam Beauchemin
Times of India
When “natural” isn’t safer: How supplements can throw your body out of balance
By Maitree Baral
HELLO! Magazine
Nutritionist warns against supplement cocktails - including ones that could cause heart palpitations
By Lucy Carol Norris
ScienceAlert
'Remnant' Cholesterol Cut by More Than 60 Percent in New Drug Trial
AP News
Experimental cholesterol-lowering pill may offer new option for millions
By Lauran Neergaard
Mexico Business News
New Oral Therapies Signal Shift in Cardiometabolic Care
Pharmacy Times
Enlicitide Meaningfully Lowers LDL-C at 24 Weeks in Patients At Risk for ASCVD Events
By Luke Halpern
Live Science
'Maybe they're waiting for something that only happens thousands of years later': The hidden life 'sleeping' deep beneath Earth for millions of years
By Karen G. Lloyd
EL PAÍS English
The true story behind Mariano Barbacid’s ‘first effective therapy against pancreatic cancer’
By Manuel Ansede
Medical News Today
Pancreatic cancer: 3-drug combo effective in mouse models
By Jessica Freeborn
Targeted Oncology
Pan-RAS Inhibitors: Penetrating Pancreatic Cancer’s Defenses
Pulse.com.gh
Public supports scientist with €2.5 million to develop cure for pancreatic cancer
By Nii Ayi Ayitey
ScienceDaily
Ancient Chinese medicine may hold the key to hair regrowth
Daily Kos
Infectious Information 2/8/2026
By Daily Kos
Your Local Epidemiologist
Nipah in India, measles is the first building block to fall, flu increasing again, and US out but CA in on WHO
By Katelyn K Jetelina
Contagion Live
Top Infectious Disease News Stories Week of February 1 - February 7
TheHealthSite
World Health News LIVE Updates: Flu Cases Surge In California; Nipah Outbreak Brings Back Lockdown Fears; Storm Chandra Batters UK
By Satata Karmakar
The Telegraph
The truth about statins and memory and dementia
By Dr David A Cox
The Times
There’s good news for those on statins, but two things concern me
By Mark Porter
BBC
Statin pills much safer than advertised, major review finds
By Michelle Roberts
The Independent
What are statins? The uses and side effects of cholesterol medication
By Camilla Foster
The Guardian
Synthetic opioids may have caused hundreds more UK deaths than thought
By Tobi Thomas
The Telegraph
Deaths from ‘Britain’s fentanyl’ may be a third higher than thought
By Max Stephens
The Times
I took the deadly £3 drug that’s 500 times stronger than heroin
News-Medical
Research sheds light on the UK's growing synthetic opioid problem
Real Simple
Here’s What Happens When You Eat a Banana Every Day, According to Registered Dietitians
By Christina Manian & Christina Manian, RDN
TODAY.com
9 Fruits and Veggies With More Potassium Than a Banana, According to Dietitians
By Caroline Kee
EatingWell
What Happens to Your Blood Pressure When You Eat Bananas Every Day
By Melissa Mitri
British GQ
These 10 foods are high in potassium — and might just lower your blood pressure
By Emily Laurence
BuzzFeed
Older People Are Sharing The Things They Have To Deal With That Really, Really, Aren’t Talked About Enough
By Julia Corrigan
Live Science
'Night owls' may have worse heart health — but why?
By Isha Ishtiaq
MindBodyGreen
Missing Just A Few Hours Of This Daily Need Can Stress Your Heart
By Ava Caroline Durgin
BaptistHealth.net
Why Your Body Clock Matters Far More Than You Think
News-Medical
Late sleepers have higher heart risk, and it's mostly preventable
By Liji Thomas
Euronews.com
Could blocking this enzyme slow Alzheimer’s memory loss?
By Roselyne Min
SciTechDaily
A New Alzheimer’s Target Emerges: Blocking One Protein Restores Memory in Mice
PsyPost
A common enzyme linked to diabetes may offer a new path for treating Alzheimer’s
The Independent
Researchers have a new way to slow memory loss for Alzheimer’s disease
By Julia Musto
SHEfinds
Experts Warn Skipping These 6 Protein-Rich Foods Can Accelerate Muscle Loss And Slow Metabolism After 50: Greek Yogurt, More
By Faith Geiger
The Guardian
The troubling rise of longevity fixation syndrome: ‘I was crushed by the pressure I put on myself’
By Emily Retter
ScienceAlert
Hidden Patterns of Body Fat Could Be Shrinking Your Brain, Study Finds
By David Nield
Yahoo
Scientists make alarming discovery about impacts of drinking bottled water: 'Higher than anticipated'
Phys.org
Some bottled water is worse than tap for microplastics, study shows
By Tatyana Woodall
People.com
Scientist Who Tested Microplastics Levels in Bottled Water Says You Should Be 'Drinking It Straight Out of the Tap'
By Cara Lynn Shultz
The Cool Down
Researchers make breakthrough in fight against hazard lurking in US waterways: 'Silent threats'
By Beth Newhart
ScienceAlert
Your Genes May Influence Longevity More Than Ever Before. Here's Why.
By Karin Modig
Bloomberg.com
Why Some People Live to 100 Despite Doing Everything Wrong
Opinion
By Faye Flam
prevention.com
Scientists Say This Surprising Factor May Predict How Long You’ll Live
By Korin Miller
Medical Xpress
What a new twins study reveals about genes, environment and longevity
By Bradley Elliott
Fit&Well
A Johns Hopkins-trained spinal surgeon says these are the two stretches you should be doing if you work at a desk
By Lou Mudge
Alzheimer's brain damage treatment 
SciTechDaily
Boosting a Natural Molecule Reverses Alzheimer’s Brain Damage in New Study
National Right to Life
Scientists Reverse Advanced Alzheimer’s in Mice: Why We Must Never Give Up on Patients
By Bobby Schindler
The Good Men Project
An Alzheimer’s Breakthrough 10 Years in the Making
By Sy Boles
Rolling Out
This deficiency might trigger Alzheimer’s breakthrough
ScienceDaily
Scientists finally solve a 100-year-old mystery in the air we breathe
EatingWell
The #1 Cereal You Should Be Eating to Help You Live Longer, According to Dietitians
By Beth Krietsch
Real Simple
We Asked the Experts Which Nut Butter Is Healthiest—and Their Answer Was Unanimous
By Christina Manian & Christina Manian, RDN
EatingWell
The High-Protein Mediterranean Diet Skillet Dinner I Can’t Stop Making
By Adam Dolge
Slate
In the Heat of the Moment, My Date Asked Me to Size Him Up. Um, I Don’t Think He Wants Me to Answer Honestly.
By Rich Juzwiak
HuffPost
Here's What It Means If You Get Winded From Walking Up The Stairs
By Jillian Wilson
NJ.com
RSV is spreading in N.J. See which counties have the highest levels.
By Jackie Roman
EatingWell
The Best Late-Night Snack for Gut Health, Recommended by Dietitians
By Shavonne Morrison
Fit&Well
Could your eating habits be impacting your longevity? A dietitian recommends that everyone limit these five things
By Lou Mudge
Moneycontrol
5 everyday habits that can make you look and feel older
Silicon Canals
7 "healthy" habits that are secretly aging you faster, according to longevity researchers
eatscv.com
Everyday foods and drinks could shorten your health span: experts reveal hidden risks
EatingWell
The Best Time to Eat Dinner for Better Digestion, According to Dietitians
By Lauren Manaker
Hindustan Times
US dentist warns against turmeric supplements and tea: Shares 3 non-negotiable steps for your safety | Health
By Debapriya Bhattacharya
AOL.com
I Spent a Year Taking Turmeric for Joint—Here’s Why I Stopped
By Stephanie Dolgoff
Hindustan Times
Hyderabad dermatologist says ‘your body absorbs less than 1% curcumin’ from turmeric unless you pair it with these foods
By Eshana Saha
Magzter
Taking turmeric alone? Doctor says you may be getting almost none of its benefits
Yahoo Life UK
Mom Brings Snow Inside for Her Disabled Cat to Enjoy, and It’s Giving People All the Feelings
By Natalie Hoage
AOL.com
Scientists Ring the Alarm About 'Particularly Dangerous' Organisms That Are a ‘Rising Threat’
By Cara Lynn Shultz
marthastewart.com
10 Hobbies for Older Adults That Improve Brain and Body Health
By Amanda Gardner
prevention.com
Scientists Reveal the Surprising Way Exercise Impacts Your Brain
By Jenn Gonick
Rolling Out
Science reveals 5 habits for longer healthier life
Nutritional Outlook
Why midlife habits determine future brain health
Verywell Health
What Happens to Your Cholesterol When You Eat Oatmeal for 2 Days in a Row
By Maggie O'Neill
The Telegraph
Six health benefits of eating oats every day
By Emily Craig
Medical News Today
Cholesterol: 2-day oatmeal diet may help reduce LDL levels by 10%
By Robby Berman
Food & Wine
A New Study Says This Common Breakfast Food Could Lower Cholesterol by 10% in Just 2 Days
By Andi Breitowich
Hindustan Times
Neuroscientist warns women to eat magnesium-rich foods because ‘your body steals it from bones’ after 50 | Health
By Krishna Priya Pallavi
The Independent
UKHSA warning to stop using wipes after fatal outbreak
By Rebecca Whittaker
vocal.media
Wet Wipe Warning: Dozens Fall Ill from Life-Threatening Bacteria; One Fatality Reported
Jang
59 infections, one death tied to contaminated alcohol-free wipes
thestar.co.uk
Warning issued to stop using these four wet wipes linked to deadly infection
By Sarah Mccann
The Telegraph
Five health issues women suffer from more than men (and what to do about it)
By Emily Craig
Telegraph India
Caution on preferred diabetes test: Doctors’ panel warns against relying on HbA1c for diagnosis
The Indian Express
Rethinking the ‘gold standard’: Why HbA1c test may be failing India’s 101 million diabetics
By Anonna Dutt
Open Magazine
Common Diabetes Test May Be Inaccurate for Millions in India, says Lancet study
India Today
Move over HbA1c: The plasma glucose test that could spot diabetes better
By Sumi Dutta
Hindustan Times
Gurugram neurologist shares ‘1 simple tip’ that can save you from paralysis and long-term nerve damage: ‘Most people…’ | Health
By Akanksha Agnihotri
News18
Comedian Aishwarya Mohanraj Reveals Her Weight Loss Journey Using Mounjaro: Benefits, Side-Effects And Risk
The Indian Express
‘It’s ₹4,000 per shot’: Comedian Aishwarya Mohanraj admits using Mounjaro for weight loss; expert on how these drugs work and who they’re for
NDTV
Comedian Aishwarya Mohanraj Reveals How She Lost 22 Kg Using Weight Loss Drug: "World Is Built For Skinny Girls"
The Economic Times
She lost 20 kg in six months using one approach. Stand-up comedian Aishwarya Mohanraj shares the secret be
dailymail.co.uk
Astonishing benefit of Mounjaro - it can reverse deadly liver disease
By Luke Chafer
Times of India
Vascular surgeon recommends simple morning routine to lower blood pressure and improve artery health
By Vaibhavi Risbood
   

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