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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | CDC (.gov)

Interim Evaluation of Respiratory Syncytial ...

10 hours ago

statnews.com

RSV sent fewer babies to the hospital last winter, after new treatment and vaccine arrived

8 hours ago

By Helen Branswell

CIDRAP

Hospital admissions of respiratory infections in infants plunge with nirsevimab RSV antibody

2 days ago

By Mary Van Beusekom

Ars Technica

New RSV vaccine, treatment linked to dramatic fall in baby hospitalizations

5 hours ago

By Beth Mole

ABC News

Cancer before age 50 is increasing. A new study looks at which types

12 hours ago

By Carla Johnson

The Economist

Why is cancer on the rise in younger people?

Yesterday

New York Post

These 4 types of cancer have spiked for people under 50 — who’s more at risk

8 hours ago

By Diana Bruk

National Institutes of Health (NIH) (.gov)

Incidence rates of some cancer types have risen in people under age 50

Yesterday

CNN

US surpasses 1,000 measles cases in 2025, second worst year since disease was declared eliminated

Yesterday

By Deidre McPhillips

InForum

With lower measles vaccine rates, some North Dakota counties may struggle with virus, experts say

Yesterday

By April Baumgarten

The Hill

MAP: 11th state confirms measles outbreak as virus spreads

Yesterday

By Alix Martichoux

KFYR-TV

Williston Basin School District addresses measles cases

Yesterday

By Michael Anthony

North Dakota Monitor

About 180 students under quarantine amid measles outbreak in Williams County

Yesterday

By Michael Achterling

The Guardian

‘Get rid of the pseudoscience’: top doctor’s plan to improve America’s health

16 hours ago

By Jessica Glenza

The New York Times

A Longevity Expert’s 5 Tips for Aging Well

2 days ago

By Mohana Ravindranath

National Geographic

7 simple science-backed rules for living longer

3 days ago

By Alexandra Pattillo

WSJ

‘Super Agers’ Review: Living the Good Life

2 days ago

By David Shaywitz

Neuroscience News

HIV Drugs Linked to Lower Alzheimer’s Risk

5 hours ago

CIDRAP

Spike in avian flu cases in cats triggers worry about human spillover

7 hours ago

By Mary Van Beusekom

Bloomberg.com

Is the Bird Flu Outbreak in a Lull? Who Knows

15 hours agoOpinion

By Lisa Jarvis

Phys.org

Bird flu in cats points to risk of another pandemic

Yesterday

ABC News

Bird flu is continuing to spread in animals across the US. Here's what you need to know

3 days ago

By Mary Kekatos

The Seattle Times

Ultraprocessed foods linked to early symptoms of Parkinson’s

Yesterday

By Alice Callahan

Medical Xpress

Largest study of lipoprotein(a) links any elevation to increased cardiovascular risk

Yesterday

ndph.ox.ac.uk

Lowering levels of Lipoprotein(a) could reduce the risk of heart attack and some types of stroke

7 days ago

Cardiovascular Business

High Lp(a) levels increase risk of repeat cardiovascular events—LDL drugs may help

Yesterday

Inside Precision Medicine

Heart Disease and Stroke Linked to Lp(a) Risk Across Asia and Europe

2 days ago

By Malorye Allison Branca

Wichita Eagle

KS measles outbreak: Do those born in the 1950s and 1960s need an updated vaccine?

17 hours ago

By Lindsay Smith

KWCH

Sedgwick County confirms first measles case, alerts public to location of possible exposure

Yesterday

By Angela Smith & Cale Chapman

wibw.com

Two more measles cases reported this week in southwestern Kansas

Yesterday

By Phil Anderson

KAKE

Local medical experts weigh-in on Measles outbreak

23 hours ago

By Nick Nelson

The Guardian

At least 216 children died in first high-severity US flu season in seven years, CDC says

11 hours ago

By Edward Helmore

The Washington Post

Flu killed 216 children nationwide this season, the highest toll in years

13 hours ago

By Andrew Jeong

The New York Times

Flu Killed 25 Children in New York This Season, the Most in Many Years

Yesterday

By Joseph Goldstein

ABC7 New York

Flu season: 25 children died from the flu this season in New York; most in state history

Yesterday

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | CDC (.gov)

Antiretroviral Postexposure Prophylaxis After Sexual ...

2 hours ago

POZ - Health, Life and HIV

CDC Updates Post-Exposure Prophylaxis Guidelines

19 hours ago

By Liz Highleyman

MSN

New CDC nPEP Guidelines should become 'part of general medical practice,' says expert

11 hours ago

The Washington Post

Here’s a smart way to fight ticks, according to a tick expert

10 hours ago

By Teddy Amenabar

KSNB

Don’t let the bugs bite: Avoiding tick and mosquito-borne diseases

Yesterday

KSPR

Taney County Health Department shares how to avoid and treat ticks

Yesterday

futurity.org

How to avoid ticks and mosquitoes

2 days ago

Financial Times

Scientists use AI facial analysis to predict cancer survival outcomes

4 hours ago

By Michael Peel

The New York Times

Scientists Are Developing a Tool to Measure Biological Age With a Photo

3 hours ago

By Christina Caron & Mohana Ravindranath

The Boston Globe

AI unlocks clues about cancer survival using a photo, study finds

8 hours ago

By Kay Lazar

Medical Xpress

AI tool uses face photos to estimate biological age and predict cancer outcomes

4 hours ago

Times of India

How do I know if I am having a stroke? 3 unmissable symptoms

Yesterday

Franklin County Free Press

Know the Signs of Stroke: Act FAST

7 hours ago

WCCB Charlotte

Healthy Headlines: What to know about strokes

11 hours ago

By Deeandra Michel

KSNB

Medical professionals in Kearney urge education during Stroke Awareness Month

10 hours ago

Yahoo

A woman donated her brain so scientists could study a pioneering treatment. A laboratory accidentally threw it out

6 hours ago

By Graig Graziosi

FOX6 News Milwaukee

Donated brain thrown out, family sues Children's Wisconsin

5 hours ago

By Bryan Polcyn

FOX6 News Milwaukee

Donated brain thrown out; Children's Wisconsin 'profoundly sorry'

Yesterday

By Bryan Polcyn

FOX6 News Milwaukee

Open Record: Forever Lost

13 hours ago

By Bryan Polcyn

The Hill

RFK Jr.’s new vaccine testing rule agitates industry, experts

17 hours ago

By Joseph Choi

The New York Times

Kennedy Issues Demands for Vaccine Approvals That Could Affect Fall Covid Boosters

7 days ago

By Christina Jewett & Sheryl Gay Stolberg

NPR

RFK Jr. to require placebo-controlled studies for new vaccines : Shots - Health News

7 days ago

By Rob Stein

The Washington Post

RFK Jr. will order placebo testing for new vaccines, alarming health experts

7 days ago

By Carolyn Johnson, Lena Sun & Lauren Weber

NPR

How one writer quit dieting and discovered her strength through weightlifting

16 hours ago

Earth.com

Girls' diets strongly influence when they begin puberty

Yesterday

By Sanjana Gajbhiye

CNN

Early periods are a problem, and what your kid eats may make an impact, study suggests

2 days ago

By Madeline Holcombe

NBC News

Girls who eat a healthy diet may be less likely to start puberty early, study suggests

Yesterday

By Lindsey Leake

Daily Mail

Scientists discover trigger for 'alarming' rise in girls hitting puberty as young as nine - putting them at in

Yesterday

Neuroscience News

Sleep Apnea May Harm Brain Areas Key to Memory

Yesterday

13wham.com

Measles case confirmed in Ontario County

7 hours ago

Times Union

3 measles cases confirmed in Orange County

4 hours ago

By Phillip Pantuso

Spectrum News

Health officials confirm 4 more measles cases in upstate New York

7 hours ago

By Adam Penale & Luke Parsnow

Newsday

3 children develop measles in Orange County, New York

4 hours ago

By Lisa Colangelo

NBC News

What is Perimenopause? Doctors Explain

11 hours ago

By Bethany Heitman

Vogue Business

Menopause care is moving out of the shadows. Brands want in

6 days ago

By Mary Cleary

The Joplin Globe

Most Women Enter Menopause in the Dark: New Survey Reveals Stark Gaps in Hormone Health Education

2 days ago

Business Wire

Bayer U.S. Surveys Shed Further Light on the Diversity of Menopause Care Approaches and Menopause Symptom Experiences

12 hours ago

Neuroscience News

Heart’s Rhythm May Help Forecast Cognitive Longevity

12 hours ago

Medical Xpress

Researchers identify measure of pulse rate that can predict faster cognitive decline in older adults

Yesterday

HDBuzz

What’s Good for Your Heart is Good for Your Brain: New Study Links Cardiovascular Health to Brain Aging

3 days ago

ScienceBlog.com

Heart Rhythm Complexity Predicts Cognitive Decline in Older Adults

Yesterday

think.kera.org

Have We Been Thinking About A.D.H.D. All Wrong?

11 hours ago

Newser

Shingles Vaccine Has Added Benefits for the Heart

13 hours ago

By Arden Dier

New Scientist

Shingles vaccine linked with lower risk of many common heart problems

2 days ago

By Christa Leste-lasserre

upi.com

Shingles vaccine could protect heart health, study finds

Yesterday

By Dennis Thompson

CBS News

Shingles vaccine lowers risk of heart disease for 8 years, study finds

2 days ago

By Sara Moniuszko

The New York Times

Genetic Study Retraces Covid’s Origins in Bats

6 hours ago

By Carl Zimmer

fox5sandiego.com

New study suggests early COVID-19 strain spread from bats by wildlife trade

Yesterday

By Danielle Dawson

Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News

SARS-CoV-2 Likely Spread Through Wildlife Trade, Not Bat Migration

20 hours ago

By Corinna Singleman

Discover Magazine

Evidence of Origins of the COVID-19 Outbreak Disputes the Lab Leak Theory

Yesterday

By Paul Smaglik

Neuroscience News

New Relief for Panic Disorders

13 hours ago

By Nancy Bazilchuk

Pharmacy Times

B4DT Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Has Sustained Treatment Effects in Patients With Panic Disorders

7 hours ago

By Gillian Mcgovern

Medical Xpress

Intensive 4-day therapy for panic disorder linked to lasting symptom relief

Yesterday

ScienceBlog.com

Rapid 4-Day Panic Disorder Treatment Shows Impressive Long-Term Results

Yesterday

KSDK

St. Louis' measles vaccination rates among nation's lowest as virus spreads

12 hours ago

By Hunter Bassler

KSDK

Unvaccinated Illinois resident exposes unknown number of St. Louis visitors to measles

2 days ago

By Jennifer Somers

STLPR

Health officials on high alert as measles closes in on St. Louis

Yesterday

By Sarah Fentem

STLtoday.com

Third measles case confirmed in Missouri as more info emerges about St. Louis case

Yesterday

By Michele Munz, Austin Huguelet & Blythe Bernhard

Neuroscience News

Boosting Klotho Protein Slows Aging and Enhances Health

13 hours ago

MSN

Novel Therapeutic Strategy for Healthy Aging and Longevity

12 hours ago

Daily Mail

Jab duo could extend life by up to 16 years and de-age the brain - but are you brave enough to take it?

12 hours ago

By John Ely

Study Finds

'Fountain Of Youth' Protein Boosts Lifespan, Muscle, and Brain Power in Aging Mice -- After Single Dose

Yesterday

Daily Express

World’s next superbug is already spreading among us as WHO releases terrifying list

Yesterday

By Jon King

CNN

The next superbug threat is already here. It’s going to be even harder to overcome

2 days ago

By Sandee LaMotte

People.com

Fatal Fungus Similar to 'The Last of Us' Disease Could Spread Worldwide

2 days ago

By Cara Lynn Shultz

Financial Times

Killer fungi to spread as climate heats up

5 days ago

By Michael Peel

AOL.com

Scientists Say Eating This Type of Food Increases Your Risk of Early Death

9 hours ago

By Julie Stewart

Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

Building the case against ultra-processed foods

6 days ago

By Amy Roeder

CBC

McMaster University study links ultra-processed food to range of health risks

9 hours ago

By Saira Peesker

Daily Mail

A handful of a popular snack each day can increase chance of cancer and heart attack, major study finds

17 hours ago

By Emily Stearn

Neuroscience News

Midlife Hearing Loss Linked to Faster Brain Aging

Yesterday

Neuroscience News

Western Diet Blocks Gut Microbiome Recovery After Antibiotics

Yesterday

Nature

Diet outperforms microbial transplant to drive microbiome recovery in mice

Apr 30

Medical Xpress

Food as medicine: How diet shapes gut microbiome health

2 days ago

Stanford Report

‘We can change diet to generate a healthier microbiome and a healthy individual’

2 days ago

Times of India

Turmeric to cinnamon: Common herbs and spices you shouldn't mix with your medicine

21 hours ago

CNN

Cinnamon could interact with some prescription medications, according to a new study

12 hours ago

By Katia Hetter

The Washington Post

Cinnamon might affect some prescription meds’ effectiveness, study finds

4 days ago

By Erin Blakemore

Money Talks News

This Beloved Spice Could Be Undermining Your Prescription Meds

9 hours ago

By Chris Kissell

Boston.com

Potentially rabid raccoon allegedly attacked man in NH Market Basket parking lot

9 hours ago

By Lindsay Shachnow

WMUR

Possibly rabid raccoon bites man in Market Basket parking lot in Portsmouth, police say

23 hours ago

By Arielle Mitropoulos

The Pulse of NH

Search Is Underway For Possibly Rabid Raccoon

11 hours ago

Neuroscience News

Genes Strongly Influence When Babies Take Their First Steps

14 hours ago

Nature

Genome-wide association meta-analysis of age at onset of walking in over 70,000 infants of European ancestry

Yesterday

By Catharina A Hartman, Anja Hollowell & Elizabeth C Corfield

The Independent

Scientists discover why some babies learn to walk later than others

22 hours ago

By Jane Kirby

Psychology Today

The science behind motor milestones and learning to walk.

Yesterday

Slate Magazine

Help! I’ve Made a Very Difficult Decision About My Baby. But People Aren’t Going to Like It.

11 hours ago

By Jenee Desmond-harris & Lizzie O'Leary

Yahoo

Officials issue warning over travel to popular tourist destination due to deadly disease: 'About half the world's population is now at risk'

Yesterday

Medical Xpress

Vitamin supplements may slow down the progression of glaucoma

12 hours ago

ScienceAlert

Children's Cancer Risk From Gas Stoves Nearly Double That of Adults

2 days ago

By David Nield

New York Post

Common appliance raises kids’ cancer risk nearly twice as much as adults’ — and it’s in 2 out of 5 US homes

17 hours ago

By Tracy Swartz

The Independent

Warning issued for common appliance that increases child cancer risk

8 hours ago

By Michelle Del Rey

HuffPost

Is A Gas Stove Really That Bad For You? Safety Experts Reveal Whether You Should Switch.

4 days ago

By Jill Waldbieser

EatingWell

6 ‘Bad’ Foods You Should Be Eating for Better Gut Health, According to Dietitians

Yesterday

By Isabel Vasquez

AOL.com

2 major lifestyle changes can drastically reduce your microplastics exposure

Yesterday

By Ani Freedman

The New York Times

I’m Wirecutter’s Sustainability Editor. Here’s My Advice For Reducing Your Exposure to Microplastics.

3 days ago

By Katie Okamoto

New Scientist

What are microplastics doing to your brain? We’re starting to find out

Yesterday

By Marta Zaraska

Yahoo

Scientists make disturbing discovery after analyzing household dust samples: 'We don't know yet if they can cross the blood-brain barrier'

2 days ago

By Amy Boyington

Earth.com

17-year-old man breaks the world record for early-onset Alzheimer's disease

14 hours ago

Neuroscience News

Legal Cannabis Linked to Less Problematic Use, Better Mental Health

11 hours ago

Medical Xpress

Cannabis study finds legalization reduces problematic consumption, especially among those using other drugs

Yesterday

bluewin E-Mail

Drugs: Legal cannabis reduces abuse, especially among mixed users | blue News

14 hours ago

Wiley Online Library

Effects of legal access versus illegal market cannabis on use and mental health: A randomized controlled trial

Apr 29

Time Magazine

15 hours ago

By Alice Park

ScienceAlert

Psychedelics May 'Reset' Brain Cells in Mood And Immune Disorders

11 hours ago

By Carly Cassella

Medscape

LSD for Anxiety and Depression: Worth the Trip?

Yesterday

By Kate Johnson

New Scientist

Psychedelics may boost mental health by dampening inflammation

3 days ago

By Grace Wade

New Atlas

Immune system found to trigger fear, but psychedelics block it

2 days ago

By Michael Franco

Neuroscience News

How Brain Signals Shape Its Protective Waste Disposal Network

7 hours ago

businessinsider.com

A 20-cent 'wonder drug' is being studied as a colon-cancer-fighting supplement, and it looks promising

Yesterday

By Hilary Brueck

SciTechDaily

Startling New Research Links Plastic Chemical to Hundreds of Thousands of Heart Disease Deaths

Yesterday

The Guardian

Canada medical mystery takes twist as study finds no evidence of brain illness

9 hours ago

By Leyland Cecco

NBC News

Mysterious brain diseases in Canada weren't a mystery after all

Yesterday

By Aria Bendix

CBC

New Brunswick has no mystery neurological disease, scientific study concludes

Yesterday

By Bobbi-Jean MacKinnon

Yahoo News Canada

Holt says N.B. to keep studying mysterious cluster of sick people, despite report

7 hours ago

vox.com

You’re being lied to about protein

Yesterday

By Marina Bolotnikova

Medscape

The Benefits of High-Protein Diets for Weight Loss

11 hours ago

By Eugene J Lucas

CNET

Your Protein Intake Matters. This Visual Guide Shows How Much You Actually Need

2 days ago

By Giselle Castro-sloboda & Amanda Capritto

Florida State University News

The protein craze: Florida State University expert explains the 'why' behind a high-protein diet

11 hours ago

Time Magazine

15 hours ago

By Alice Park

GQ

The Real-Life Diet of Longevity Guy Bryan Johnson, Who Wants You to Have as Much Sex as Possible

9 hours ago

By Matthew Roberson

EatingWell

The Best Canned Foods to Eat on the Mediterranean Diet, According to a Dietitian

9 hours ago

By Andrea Mathis

SciTechDaily

This Simple Habit in Your 40s and 50s Could Delay Alzheimer’s

Yesterday

Medical News Today

Aging: As little as 5 minutes of exercise may keep the brain healthy

Yesterday

By Corrie Pelc

AdventHealth

Recent Study on How Physical Activity May Boost Neurocognition in Late Adulthood Featured in the Medical Journal Age and Ageing

Apr 29

Physician's Weekly

Increasing Exercise in Midlife Aids Brain Health

Yesterday

The Pudding

Are you more likely to die on your birthday?

10 hours ago

The New York Times

How to Train for the Last Decade of Your Life, According to Peter Attia

11 hours ago

By Nina Agrawal

SciTechDaily

This Device Could Spot Diabetes Before It Starts, No Needles Required

Yesterday

The Spokesman-Review

Ask the doctors: CGMS good for collecting data in nondiabetics

2 days ago

Diabetes in Control

Blood Sugar Monitoring: Best Devices and Digital Tools for 2025

4 hours ago

Interesting Engineering

Wearable CGM detects early diabetes signs more accurately: study

Yesterday

By Neetika Walter

Newser

Study Hints at Easier Way to Get Medicine to Our Lungs

Yesterday

By Kate Seamons

Time Magazine

Reshma Kewalramani

15 hours ago

By Alice Park

The Guardian

Five people break down their wellness budgets: ‘incredibly expensive and time-consuming’

Yesterday

By Madeleine Aggeler

EatingWell

The #1 Food You Should Limit to Reduce Stroke Risk, According to Dietitians

Yesterday

By Deborah Murphy

The Independent

Dentists reveal the truth about ‘Ozempic teeth’

13 hours ago

By Helen Coffey

People.com

Weight-Loss Drugs Have Sent a Shocking Number of People to the Emergency Room, New Study Claims

7 days ago

By Vanessa Etienne

New York Post

‘Ozempic mouth’ shocking new side effect of weight-loss drug seen in some celebs: report

5 days ago

By Anna Young

Daily Mail

Expert reveals Ozempic side-effect leaving women feeling worse

Apr 30

USA Today

My mom died by suicide. How I learned to talk about it.

13 hours ago

By Laura Trujillo

Neuroscience News

SSRI Exposure in the Womb May Rewire Brain Circuits

Yesterday

By Jay A. Gingrich

Nature

Perinatal SSRI exposure impacts innate fear circuit activation and behavior in mice and humans

2 days ago

By Giulia Zanni, Jay A. Gingrich & Priscila Dib Gonçalves

Psychiatry Advisor

Expert Roundtable: Safety of Antidepressant Use in Pregnancy

6 days ago

By Tori Rodriguez

Women's Health

Scientists Just Uncovered A New Dementia Warning Sign—And It's More Common Than You Think

Yesterday

By Korin Miller

Neuroscience News

How Surprises Trigger Prediction Errors in the Brain

11 hours ago

By Magdalena Solyga

SciTechDaily

These 5 Hidden Health Risks Are Aging Your Brain Faster

12 hours ago

Neuroscience News

Low Blood Sugar Triggers Retinal Damage, Vision Loss

Yesterday

New Atlas

Low blood sugars (as well as high) cause blindness in diabetics

26 minutes ago

By Paul Mcclure

Medical Xpress

Experimental drug blocks protein that links low blood sugar to diabetic vision loss

2 days ago

Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News

Vision Loss in Diabetic Mice Promoted by Hypoglycemia, Treated with HIF Inhibitors

Yesterday

By Julianna LeMieux

The Daily Galaxy

Aging Isn’t Gradual: Human Bodies Start to Break Down at Exactly These Two Ages

14 hours ago

By Juliette Dubois

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