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WGAL
Plain community shares perspectives as measles cases rise in Lancaster County
By Morrissey Walsh
The Washington Post
Opinion | What health officials should learn from Pennsylvania’s measles fracas
Opinion
By Amesh Adalja
NPR
As diseases loom, CDC's response to measles deaths stirs fears about agency's reliability
By Rob Stein
Bloomberg.com
CDC Measles Death Pushback Stokes Staff Fears About New Leader
By Jessica Nix
Study: Nighttime light exposure increases heart risks 
NBC News
Too much light during nighttime sleep may damage the heart, new research finds
By Barbara Mantel
CNN
Even low light during sleep may damage your heart
By Sandee LaMotte
USA Today
This sleep habit may be bad for your heart, new study finds
By Mary Walrath
Healthline
Even Low Light Exposure During Sleep May Raise Your Risk of Heart Failure, AFib
By Andrea Rice
University of Miami study tracks alcohol-related cancer deaths 
The Washington Post
Alcohol-linked cancer deaths have doubled in recent decades. What to know about risk.
By Daniel Wu
Fox News
Alcohol tied to surprising cancer death pattern in adults under 55, researchers find
New York Post
How much alcohol it takes to increase your risk of dying of 9 cancers: study
By Mckenzie B. Beard
The Guardian
Alcohol-related cancer deaths in US have more than doubled over three decades
By Marina Dunbar
CDC issues advisory over rising human rabies exposures 
The Hill
Human rabies exposure cases on the rise, CDC warns
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | CDC (.gov)
Nationwide Increase in Reported Human Rabies Exposures: Rabies Post-exposure Prophylaxis Administration
NBC News
CDC warns of a summer spike in rabies exposures
By Doha Madani & Aria Bendix
Florida Today
Rabies exposures rising nationwide. Is Florida at risk?
By Samantha Neely
Ebola outbreak spreads beyond epicenter in eastern Congo 
AP News
Ebola outbreak in eastern Congo has now spread to the country's seventh province, officials say
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Africa's top health body warns Congo’s Ebola outbreak is rapidly spreading beyond epicenter
By Jean-yves Kamale & Mark Banchereau
Al Jazeera
Ebola case detected in seventh DR Congo province
WSJ
Unpaid Ebola Workers Let Families Touch the Dead
By Nicholas Bariyo
The New York Times
Legionnaires’ Outbreak in the Bronx Kills One and Infects 4 Others
By Caitlyn Freeman
ABC7 New York
Legionnaires' disease Bronx cluster: 1 death, 5 cases reported by the NYC Health Department
Gothamist
South Bronx Legionnaires’ cluster kills 1, sickens 5, NYC says
By Giulia Heyward
nydailynews.com
Five infected, one dead in new Bronx Legionnaires’ disease outbreak
By Colin Mixson
Medical groups issue guidance on Covid, flu and RSV vaccines 
Ars Technica
The quick guide to fall vaccines and when you should get them
By Beth Mole
The Washington Post
Opinion | Fall vaccines are now available. Here are your questions, answered.
Opinion
By Leana Wen
Chicago Tribune
Illinois issues flu, COVID-19, RSV vaccine guidance, amid confusion over federal recommendations
By Lisa Schencker
Health.com
What Major Medical Groups Recommend for COVID, Flu, and RSV Shots This Year
By Laura Bradley
Axios
How AI makes biological research more dangerous
By Adriel Bettelheim & Caitlin Owens
Yahoo
Are bioweapons a looming AI threat?
Phys.org
Researchers chart new course for AI-powered biomedical discoveries
By Eric Stann
mronline.org
Newly created viruses are a warning. We still have a window to stop AI-enabled bioweapons
CNN
Ectopic pregnancy deaths have nearly doubled. It’s worse in states with abortion bans
Yahoo
Ectopic Pregnancy Deaths Double in The U.S. Since Dobbs: Report
By Troy Matthews
Substack
Friday Shorts: Ectopic pregnancy deaths, postpartum MH care, male obesity, mindfulness for low back pain and NSA arbitration costs
wearethemeteor.com
A "Never Event" Is Killing Women
Faster walking pace can lower death risk, study shows 
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Walking briskly may lower risk of death in some adults: Study
CNN
You may not need 10,000 steps to get health benefits from walking
Time Magazine
Is Your Step Count Too Low? Try Walking Faster
By Veronique Greenwood
Medical News Today
Longevity: 30-minute brisk walk may be as effective as 7,500 steps
By Katharine Lang
Lancaster County coroner confirms infant measles death 
The Hill
RFK Jr. accepts Pa. child died of measles, says Shapiro hastily ‘politicized’ death
CNN
6-week-old infant died of measles, Pennsylvania county coroner says
By Brenda Goodman & Meg Tirrell
NBC News
Measles cases top 3,000 to reach highest level in three decades, CDC reports
By Erika Edwards
CIDRAP
Lancaster County coroner says measles caused second infant death as US cases soar past 3,100
By Mary Van Beusekom
Medical Xpress
Popular weight-loss drug could change how doctors treat sleep apnea
By Sanjukta Mondal
Healthline
Sleep Apnea: Can GLP-1 Drugs Like Zepbound Help With Symptoms?
By Nancy Schimelpfening
openPR.com
Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) Market Poised for Strong Growth
Newsweek
Can GLP-1 Weight-Loss Drugs Help With Sleep Apnea? Experts Explain
By Jasmine Laws
Live Science
'America's Nobel' prizes go to sleep and hemophilia researchers, and to Michael J. Fox for Parkinson's advocacy
By Nicoletta Lanese
The New York Times
How Sleepy Dogs and Collapsing Mice Taught Scientists About Narcolepsy
By Carolyn Johnson
nhk.or.jp
Japanese researchers win Lasker Awards
UT Southwestern
Masashi Yanagisawa, M.D., Ph.D., receives Lasker Award for discovery that transformed narcolepsy care
University of Oxford study links hot drinks to cancer risk 
NDTV
Drinking Very Hot Beverages Triples Oesophageal Cancer Risk, Finds Study
By Debosmita Ghosh
UA.NEWS
Very hot drinks linked to higher risk of esophageal cancer in UK study
Inshorts
Drinking very hot drinks could triple cancer risk: Study | 544,000 died from oesophageal cancer in 2020 | Inshorts
Global News
Drinking ‘very hot’ drinks may increase risk of esophageal cancer: study
By Rachel Goodman
WGN-TV
Chicago health officials warn of possible measles exposure at Union Station
KOMU 8
Measles exposure reported on Amtrak train that runs through mid-Missouri
By Brandon Lorenz
ABC7 Chicago
Officials warn of measles exposure at Chicago's Union Station; traveler arrived from Missouri was headed to Rochester, NY
By Maher Kawash
NBC 5 Chicago
Health officials warn of measles exposure at Chicago's Union Station
The Baltimore Banner
Maryland offers its own vaccine guidance for the first time since split from feds
By Meredith Cohn
WBAL-TV
Maryland health officials issue new vaccine guidance
By Greg Ng & Kim Dacey
Maryland.gov
Pages - Maryland releases 2026-2027 vaccine guidelines for children and adults
patch.com
COVID-19 Rates Growing In 48 States: What To Know About Vaccines In MD
By Kristin Danley-greiner
Oregon Public Broadcasting - OPB
Northwest researchers develop vaccines to prevent opioid overdose and support addiction recovery
By Jes Burns
The Washington Post
An early sign of dementia may be hiding in your voice, new research suggests
By Erica Sloan
U.S. News & World Report
Voice Changes Might Be A Warning Sign Of Impending Brain Decline, Study Finds
Technology Networks
Could Voice Changes Be an Early Sign of Dementia?
MindBodyGreen
800K+ Adults Revealed A Cognitive Risk Few People Talk About
Florida Department of Health reports rising dengue fever cases 
WFLA
Nearly 100 dengue fever cases reported in Hillsborough County; 111 across Florida
By Nathaniel Rodriguez
Bay News 9
Dengue virus cases nearly double in Hillsborough County
By Justina Rhines
fox13news.com
Health officials investigate possible dengue-related death
By Aaron Mesmer
Fox News
Dangerous mosquito-borne virus spreads in one state as officials warn of rising cases
By TERESA. MULL
WZZM13.com
Infectious disease confirmed in deer in 4 Michigan counties
By Isaac Hamlet
WTVB
DNR reports first four EHD cases in deer this year including Branch County
By Brett Briscoe
freep.com
Virus outbreak spurs 'horrendous' deer die-off in Michigan
By Keith Matheny
FOX6 News Milwaukee
Unusually high number of deer deaths in SE Wisconsin
By Maureen Breslin
InForum
North Dakota reports 1st death of year attributed to West Nile virus
KFYR-TV
First West Nile-related death of 2026 reported
By Brian Gray
KX News
North Dakota reports first West Nile virus death in 2026
North Dakota Monitor
North Dakota sees first West Nile death in 2026
medscape.com
It’s Best to Control LDL Cholesterol Before Starting HRT
By JoAnn E. Manson
MedPage Today
Menopausal Hormone Therapy May Bolster Heart Health
By Rachael Robertson
Medical Xpress
Hormone therapy use for hot flashes and night sweats in menopausal women linked to lower cardiovascular risk
medscape.com
Hormone Therapy: Lower Heart Risk in Women With Hot Flashes
ScienceAlert
Scientists Create New Antibody For Virus That Infects 95% of People
By David Nield
HuffPost
New Study Suggests 'Micro-Awakenings' At Night May Be A Sign Of Increased Alzheimer's Risk
By Jillian Wilson
WashU
Catching ZZZs
By Talia Ogliore
Medical Xpress
Deep-sleep loss linked to Alzheimer's-related protein buildup in new study
By Maya L. Kapoor
Futura, le média qui explore le monde
Deep sleep: the surprising shield your memory needs against Alzheimer’s disease
The New York Times
How A.D.H.D. Changes as You Age
By Dana G Smith
Johns Hopkins University
What to know about the new mRNA flu vaccine
By Annalies Winny
Yahoo Finance
GSK’s mRNA Flu Vaccine Shows Promise, But Can It Deliver Late-Stage?
By Noor Ul
EurekAlert!
Korea University study uncovers how mRNA vaccination may broaden flu antibody responses
KMOV
WashU researchers help pave way for newly approved mRNA flu vaccine
By Morgan Ashleigh Harris
EatingWell
The #1 Food You Should Limit to Reduce Your Risk of High Blood Pressure, According to Dietitians
KQED
A New COVID Vaccine Is Here (Without Much Fanfare). When Should You Get It?
By Carly Severn
Healthline
COVID-19: FDA Approves 4 Updated Vaccines Targeting XFG Variant
By MANDY. FRENCH
Yahoo Finance
Updated COVID-19 Vaccines Available at CVS Pharmacy and MinuteClinic Across the U.S.
Contagion Live
FAQ: What You Need to Know About 2026-2027 COVID-19 Vaccines
KXAN Austin
Second measles case of 2026 confirmed in Travis County
By Julianna Russ
The Conversation
Are too many Americans taking antidepressants?
The Washington Post
Why scientists are starting to worry popular supplements could harm the aging brain
By Ariana Eunjung Cha
ABC7 Los Angeles
Seeing more mosquitoes across SoCal? Why they’re popping up sooner, living longer and biting more people
By Carley Gomez
KCRA
Person dies from severe form of West Nile virus, marking Yolo County's first death of the year
By Jonathan Ayestas
Modesto Bee
More serious version of West Nile virus hospitalizes 3 people in Stanislaus County
Gridley Herald
Butte West Nile Cases Reach 11
Gizmodo
Scientists Found a Surprising Effect of Ozempic. It Involves Your Lungs
By Ed Cara
Science Daily
Ozempic and Wegovy linked to nearly 40% fewer asthma attacks
Deseret News
Beyond weight loss: New research says Ozempic may cut asthma attacks by 40%
By Lois M. Collins
respiratory-therapy.com
Semaglutide Tied to Fewer Asthma, COPD Exacerbations
ScienceAlert
US Neurologists Issue New Guidelines on How to Prevent Migraines
By Carly Cassella
Medical News Today
Updated guidelines offer adults more options for preventing migraine
By Jennifer Chesak
medicalbrief.co.za
US experts update migraine drugs and eligibility guidance
NeurologyLive
AAN, AHS Issue Updated Guideline on Pharmacologic Migraine Prevention in Adults: FAQs
By Marco Meglio
FOX 8 News
Officials sounding the alarm about ticks in NE Ohio ahead of the fall season
By Melissa Reid
www.heart.org
Can a tick bite create a meat allergy and increase heart disease risk?
KSDK
Doctors, health officials: Alpha-gal syndrome cases climbing in Missouri as Lone Star ticks spread
By Tracy Hinson
FOX Weather
Could a deadly tick-borne allergy be stopped? Scientists uncover potential new treatment
CNN
First on CNN: Routine blood testing may hold hidden clues to colorectal cancer before age 45
By Jacqueline Howard
MindBodyGreen
Low Liver Enzymes Just Linked To Over 60% Higher Risk Of Colorectal Cancer
By Sela Breen
Межа. Новини України.
Low AST and ALT Levels Are Linked to Higher Early Colorectal Cancer Risk
The Guardian
From ‘Ozempic breath’ to hair loss: sorting the science from the hype about weight loss jabs
By Isabelle Aron
boston.com
Don’t take GLP-1s? Be prepared to explain yourself.
By Beth Teitell
medscape.com
Is GLP-1 Social Media Content Really Harming Teens?
By Yoni Freedhoff
news24.com
The Ozempic effect: Reproductive surprise, menopause complication, and more
Food & Wine
A New Survey Finds Nearly 1 in 3 People Cut Mold Off Produce and Eat the Rest. But Is It Safe?
By Stacey Leasca
USA Today
Tylenol use in pregnancy may be linked with uterus, ovary changes in daughters
By Nancy Lapid
Yahoo
UCLA’s $5,000 T-Cell Therapy Could Upend Solid-Tumor Cancer Treatment
Medical Xpress
Scientists engineer ready-to-use cancer-fighting T cells for solid tumors
By Linda Wang
Newsweek
Scientists Create Cells That Fight Cancer Two Ways—at Fraction of the Cost
By Daniella Gray
Technology Org
How to Teach T Cells to Track Cancer Like a Hound Dog
ScienceAlert
Alzheimer's Disease Threat Actually Emerges From Beyond The Brain, Study Finds
By Peter Dockrill
Nature
The hidden role of the bone marrow in Alzheimer’s disease
By Michal Schwartz
WSBT
Alzheimer's research leads to new treatments, understanding of the disease
Nautilus | Science
Rethinking the Mechanisms of Alzheimer’s Disease
The Columbus Dispatch
In Ohio, new cases of illness caused by cyclospora parasite down again
WSJ
‘Curved Air’ Review: A Mutation’s Painful Legacy
By Laura Landro
Johns Hopkins Medicine
A Road Paved by Research: A Johns Hopkins Medicine Patient’s Experience with the Evolution of Sickle Cell Treatment
WashU Medicine
New gene therapy extends life for sickle cell patients
The Daily News | Texas' Oldest Newspaper
Start the path of comprehension for Sickle Cell Anemia
By Terri Schlichenmeyer
New York Post
Suicide rate soars for girls as young as 10 — and expert claims one major trend is to blame
By Anthony Blair
National Review
Suicide Rates Among Girls Increase
By Wesley J. Smith
Medical Daily
Gender Gap in Suicide Deaths Among U.S. Children Aged 10 to 14 Has Nearly Closed in Federal Data
By Elena Vega
LiveNOW from FOX
September marks National Suicide Prevention Month
North Carolina mobile petting zoo goats test positive for rabies 
CNN
Nearly 300 people exposed to goats with rabies at mobile petting zoo
By Jen Christensen
Queen City News
Exposure count rises after rabid goats found at Iredell County mobile petting zoo
By David Schuman
PolitiFact
Rabies: How to avoid it and what to do if you're exposed
By Madison Czopek
WCNC
NC mom speaks out after birthday party guests exposed to rabies
By Alexandra Rios-malviya
NPR
'I've never seen anything like this' — A U.S. doctor treats Ebola's youngest victims
By Durrie Bouscaren
BBC
Menstrual fitness: Why some women are 'cycle-syncing' their workouts
By Zara Salaria
Yahoo
Scientists make concerning discovery about lung cancer and microplastics
By Julia Musto
Nature
TM184C is a GPCR-like regulator of intercellular exchange and autophagy
By Daniel G Isom & Bruno Colon
Medical News Today
Popular chewing gum sweetener linked to higher heart attack risk, study finds
Baton Rouge Business Report
Baton Rouge General’s Health Tip of the Week: Another sugar substitute raises heart concerns
medscape.com
Xylitol Linked to Increased Long-Term Cardiovascular Risk
Health.com
Common Sugar Substitute Linked to Higher Risk of Heart Attack and Stroke, Study Finds
By Lauren Manaker & Rdn Ld
health.yahoo.com
What Happens to Your Brain When You Use AI Every Day
Firstpost
AI brain fry: Why using AI all day can leave you mentally exhausted and how to deal with it? Experts explai...
By Zinia Bandyopadhyay
The Bucknellian
Artificial enlightenment
Opinion
HotHardware
Are LLMs Rotting Your Brain? Study Claims AI Acts Like A 'Cognitive Virus'
By Zak Killian
Prevention
New Study Links This Popular Beverage to Higher Bone Density
By Jenn Gonick
New York Post
Your daily coffee habit could be taking a toll on your bones, new study suggests
By TERESA. MULL
ClickOnDetroit | WDIV Local 4
How much coffee Is healthy? What cardiologists say about caffeine, heart health
Newsweek
Osteopath Shares 5 Everyday Habits That Could Be Harming Your Bones
By Lucy Notarantonio
TODAY.com
A Cardiologist’s Best Way to Eat Eggs for ‘Amazing Protein’ and What He Never Eats With Them
ABC7 Los Angeles
Could dental floss replace shots? Researchers explore new vaccine delivery method
By Denise Dador
EatingWell
I Asked Cardiologists Which Popular Kitchen Tools They’d Never Ever Buy—and What to Use Instead
By Kristin Montemarano
CNN
How warnings can help persuade kids to curb their social media use
By Kara Alaimo
News-Medical
Mental health warning labels prompt young people to limit screens
Inshorts
Health warnings could reduce young people's social media use: Study | The study was led by Stanford Medicine | Inshorts
Optometry Advisor
Social Media Warnings Could Discourage Use Among Teens, Young Adults
The Economist
A transplanted pig kidney buys time for a human one to become available
Smithsonian Magazine
A Genetically Modified Pig Kidney Kept a Man Alive for a Record Nine Months, Allowing Him to Wait for a Donated Human Organ
By Sarah Kuta
SynBioBeta
eGenesis Provides Clinical Update on EGEN-2784 in Kidney Failure Patients
BioWorld News
Xenotransplantation: Pig kidneys function as bridge to human donor
By Nuala Moran
NewsNation
Caffeine may help cells age more slowly, study suggests
By Damita M. Menezes
Forbes
7 Small ‘Happy Habits’ For Your Weekly Rotation, By A Psychologist
Gizmodo
Report: Roughly Half the World’s Governments Underestimated Covid Deaths by the Millions
By Matthew Phelan
EurekAlert!
Widespread COVID death underreporting around the world raises broader questions about the reliability of official information
EurekAlert!
Cumulative Estimated VS Official Covid Deaths (IMAGE)
EurekAlert!
Misreporting Rates (IMAGE)
AOL.com
This Beloved Healthy Snack Is Quietly Destroying Your Teeth
By Ashley Broadwater
Health.com
Want a Better Sex Life as You Age? Experts Say These Habits Can Help
By Sarah Garone
Gizmodo
Autism Cuts 13.8 Years Off Life Expectancy—and the Causes Are Depressingly Preventable
By Ed Cara
Katie Couric Media
The Definition of a Heart Attack Is Changing — Here’s Why That Matters for Women
medscape.com
Global Definition Breaks MI Into Three Clinical Categories
By Martta Rose Kelly
Via Medica Journals
Myocardial infarction redefined: mechanism matters more than type
By Aldona Kubica, Eliano P Navarese & Jacek Kubica
RadioAngulo.cu
Holguin Cardiologists Update Knowledge on Acute Myocardial Infarction
By Maylin Betancourt Verdecia
the-sun.com
USPS confirms brand new stamps from October 6 with $20 flat fee
By Gerrard Kaonga
USPS
USPS To Issue Fentanyl Awareness Semipostal Stamp
- The Southern Maryland Chronicle
Semipostal Stamp to Support NIDA Fentanyl Research
By David M. Higgins
The MoCo Show -
U.S. Postal Service to Unveil Fentanyl Awareness Stamp at NIH
Live Science
Infectious diseases will seed new ground as the planet warms — here's where they'll spread
By Stephanie Pappas
Federation of American Scientists
When the Climate Shifts, So Do the Pathogens (And So Should We)
By Cate Young
EurekAlert!
A multidisciplinary group of researchers from the University of Exeter and the UK Health Security Agency encourage consideration of potential interactions between urban green spaces, vector-borne diseases, and climate change
Open Access Government
Climate change and disease risk: How the EU is responding
Yahoo
Weight regain after obesity drugs tied to higher odds of suicidal thoughts in observational study
By Melissa Rudy
Aeon
The curio cabinet of medieval mental health
By Katherine Harvey
Gizmodo
Scientists Confirmed a New US Mosquito Species—and It May Already Be Spreading
By Ed Cara
The Independent
The US has a new species of mosquito - but little is known about it
By Julia Musto
The Boca Raton Tribune
Mosquito Known Only From Mexico Discovered in U.S. for the First Time
Newsweek
Common Stomach Bacteria Linked to Colorectal Cancer
By Jasmine Laws
MedPage Today
H. Pylori Exposure and Colorectal Cancer: The Evidence Grows
By Mike Bassett
News-Medical
Helicobacter pylori exposure linked to one in five cases of bowel cancer
Al Día News
The Unexpected Connection Between the Stomach and Colon Cancer
By alejandra legarda
   

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