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Philadelphia International Airport measles exposure 
6abc Philadelphia
Measles exposure reported at Philadelphia International Airport
NBC10 Philadelphia
Health officials warn of measles exposure at PHL Airport last week
By Brendan Brightman
FOX 29 Philadelphia
Possible measles exposure at Philadelphia International Airport last week
By Amanda Hurley
Cleveland.com
Measles exposure reported at major U.S. airport
By Cliff Pinckard
ScienceAlert
Colorectal Cancer Is Rising in Young People. Here's How to Lower Your Risk.
By Christopher Lieu & Andrea Dwyer
NBC News
At what age should you get a colonoscopy? What doctors say after James van der Beek’s death
By Kaitlin Sullivan
The Guardian
What is colorectal cancer and is it preventable?
By Sarah Sloat
AP News
Colorectal cancer is rising in younger adults. Here's who is most at risk and symptoms to watch for
By Lauran Neergaard
BBC
Planned US-funded baby vaccine trial in Guinea-Bissau blasted by WHO
Retraction Watch
Guest post: The CDC hepatitis B study is unethical and must never be published
statnews.com
WHO director-general calls plans for U.S.-funded vaccine trial ‘unethical’
By Helen Branswell
World Health Organization (WHO)
Statement on the planned hepatitis B birth dose vaccine trial in Guinea-Bissau
Investigation into measles exposure at Madison hotel 
WKOW
New measles exposure in Madison prompts urgent health investigation
By Lauryn Abozeid
Channel 3000
Officials investigate second measles case in Dane Co.
By Samantha Calderon
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Legal action should be pursued against measles spreader | Letters
Opinion
WMTV 15 NEWS
Health officials investigate new measles exposure at Madison hotel
By Tabitha Bland
Experts on intermittent fasting 
The Guardian
Intermittent fasting no better than typical weight loss diets, study finds
By Ian Sample
ScienceAlert
We Were Wrong About Fasting, Massive Review Shows
By David Moreau
BBC
Intermittent fasting may make little difference to weight loss, review finds
By Philippa Roxby
Financial Times
Intermittent fasting no better than dieting, study finds
By Michael Peel
CNN
Can flickering lights and sound slow Alzheimer’s? A researcher seeks that answer
By Wayne B. Drash
WMUR
Brain game may reduce risk of Alzheimer’s and other dementias
By Sandee LaMotte
The Guardian
Reading and writing can lower dementia risk by almost 40%, study suggests
By Andrew Gregory
NBC News
Brain train game may help protect against dementia for up to 20 years
By Akshay Syal
People.com
Alzheimer's Risk Cut by Nearly 40% for People Who Did This One Thing
By Cara Lynn Shultz
American Heart Month events 
AOL.com
Cardiologists Share 6 Surprising Lifestyle Habits That Boost Heart Health
By Korin Miller
WAVE News
Doctor says these three things can help your heart’s longevity
By Kierstin Foote
KTVU
Heart disease prevention tied to equity, awareness during American Heart Month and Black History Month
By Allie Rasmus
Action News 5
Improve your heart health: Life Time Collierville talks movement, food, sleep and stress
By Hannah Kozlowski
CBS News
What author Michael Pollan thinks we should and shouldn't eat
By Will Croxton
CNN
5 ways losing love affects you and what an expert says you can do to start feeling better
WDRB
Can you die from a broken heart? Louisville doctor explains the warning signs
The Desert Review
Heartache isn’t just emotional
WESH
Orlando health cardiologist explains realities of 'broken heart syndrome'
By Meredith Mcdonough
marthastewart.com
What Eating Oatmeal Every Day Does to Your Body, According to Nutrition Experts
By Kirsten Nunez
Verywell Health
What Happens to Your Cholesterol When You Eat Oatmeal for 2 Days in a Row
By Maggie O'Neill
The Mirror
BBC doctor shares 8p 'two-day solution' for anyone with high cholesterol
By Charlotte Smith
Health: Trusted and Empathetic Health and Wellness Information
48-Hour Oatmeal Diet May Help Lower 'Bad' Cholesterol Levels
By Currie Engel
ScienceDaily
AI uncovers the hidden genetic control centers driving Alzheimer’s
Nature
Systems genetic dissection of brain gene expression reveals excitotoxic mechanisms of Alzheimer’s disease
By Pinghan Zhao, Ismael Al-ramahi & Juan Botas
GEN - Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News
First Cell‑Type Gene Map for Alzheimer’s Built with New Analysis Method
UC Irvine News
UC Irvine-led team creates first cell type-specific gene regulatory maps for Alzheimer's disease
The Washington Post
Column | As an oncologist, these are the foods I recommend to lower cancer risk
By Mikkael A. Sekeres
Times of India
You may be increasing your cancer risk without knowing it: Doctor warns about micro-exposures and silent triggers
By Maitree Baral
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Healthy body weight, regular exercise ‘a big part of the battle’ for reducing cancer risk
By Amy Roeder
RTTNews
How Diet Can Help Reduce Cancer Risk
The Times
Brush your teeth up to three times a day ‘to fend off dementia’
By Kaya Burgess
The Telegraph
Brushing teeth three times a day could be key to good health
By Joe Pinkstone
Case Western Reserve University
Dental Medicine's Gian Pietro Schincaglia discusses the importance of flossing
The Sun
Daily task can cut risk of more than 50 serious illnesses, says scientists as they say it is 'gateway to health'
By Sam Blanchard
Futurism
Scientists Find Intense Psychological Differences in People Who Exercise
By Joe Wilkins
NewsNation
Study highlights the best type of exercise for anxiety and depression
By Jordan Perkins
The Guardian
Exercise can be ‘frontline treatment’ for mild depression, researchers say
By Ian Sample
VICE
You’re 775% More Likely to Let Stress Wreck You If You’re Out of Shape, Study Finds
By Ashley Fike
EatingWell
Cardiologists Warn This Common Habit May Be Aging Your Heart Faster Than Smoking
By Andrea Mathis
Live Science
'Night owls' may have worse heart health — but why?
Yale School of Medicine
Sleep Disorders as a Risk Factor for Cardiovascular Disease
By Avi Patel
Upper Michigan's Source
The hidden links between sleep apnea and heart health
Neuroscience News
Newly Discovered Brain Pathway Triggers Weight Loss
MSN
Pitt study could lead to new way to lose weight
By Chris Hoffman
Medical Xpress
Specific brain signals rapidly eliminate body fat in mice
WTAE
Pitt researchers reveal new approach to obesity drug development
By Shannon Perrine
HuffPost
Warning Stroke: What It Is And Symptoms To Look For
By Jillian Wilson
Silicon Canals
People who still feel mentally sharp and emotionally steady in their 80s all quit doing these 8 things before they turned 70
By Lachlan Brown
Neuroscience News
Brain Signal Linked to OCD Compulsions Identified
Technology Networks
Frontal Brain Activity Linked to Compulsive Behavior in OCD
Brown University
Study reveals insights about brain regions linked to OCD, informing potential treatments
geneonline.com
Study Identifies Frontal Brain Signal Linked to OCD and Reports Symptom Relief After Targeted Disruption
AL.com
Travel alert: Use extra caution when traveling to this tropical island spot
By Leada Gore
People.com
U.S. Issues Travel Advisory for Island Vacation Destination Due to Outbreak of Disease
By Charlotte Phillipp
Forbes
Chikungunya Outbreak In Seychelles. What’s Missing From CDC Warning
By Bruce Y. Lee
WUSA9
CDC warns travelers amid outbreak of mosquito-borne virus in five countries
Medical Xpress
A common biomarker of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder revealed
By Ingrid Fadelli
New York Daily News
Queens man who survived heart attack urges: ‘Don’t wait’ for symptoms
By Sheetal Banchariya
SciTechDaily
Scientists Finally Solve the Mystery Behind Rare COVID Vaccine Blood Clots
The Atlantic
Scientists Figured Out the Problem With Johnson & Johnson’s COVID Vaccine
By Roxanne Khamsi
CIDRAP
Researchers pinpoint cause of rare but life-threatening blood clots after adenovirus-based COVID vaccination
By Mary Van Beusekom
European AIDS Treatment Group
Science: Rare, dangerous side effects of some COVID-19 vaccines explained
Ringworm STD outbreak in Minnesota 
Ground News
Minnesota sees nation’s largest known outbreak of rare, fungal STD
USA Today
Sexually transmitted ringworm is spreading in this state, officials warn
By Sara Moniuszko
CIDRAP
Minnesota health officials warn of sexually transmitted fungal infection outbreak
By Chris Dall
5 EYEWITNESS NEWS
Nation’s ‘largest known outbreak’ of sexually transmitted ringworm fungus in Minnesota
The New York Times
My First Child Has a Genetic Syndrome. Can I Use I.V.F. to Spare My Second?
By Kwame Anthony Appiah
ScienceAlert
There's One Simple Method to Lower Alcohol Intake, And It Works
By David Nield
Phys.org
Extreme rainfall is worsening algal blooms along South Korea's coast
EatingWell
30-Day No-Sugar High-Protein Meal Plan for Beginners, Created by a Dietitian
By Emily Lachtrupp
BuzzFeed
People Are Sharing The Hard Truths About Living With "Minor" Medical Issues
By Dannica Ramirez
PsyPost
Strong ADHD symptoms may boost creative problem-solving through sudden insight
PsyPost
Genetic risk for anhedonia linked to altered brain activity during reward processing
By Vladimir Hedrih
Newser
Three Moms Fight for Their Sons With Schizophrenia
By John Johnson
BuzzFeed
If You Can Pass This Medical-Themed "Jeopardy!," Congrats! You're Smarter Than The Average American
By Sara Thompson
Eat This Not That
5 Standing Dumbbell Exercises To Lose Belly Overhang After 60, According to Trainers
By Alexa Mellardo
Forbes
A Biologist Explains Why Human Babies Are Born So Helpless. Hint: Evolution Made A Strategic Tradeoff
By Scott Travers
SciTechDaily
Scientists Identify Genetic “Celtic Curse” Hotspots in Britain and Ireland
facebook.com
Major study finds Liverpool residents are significantly more at risk of developing haemochromatosis, a genetic condition known as the 'Celtic Curse' that causes dangerous iron build-up in the body
Labmate-Online.com
Genetic map identifies ‘Celtic Curse’ haemochromatosis hotspots across the UK and Ireland
Yahoo News UK
Liverpool people 11 times more likely to have 'Celtic Curse' than those in Kent
By Gary Stewart & Steve Beech
Yahoo
Video: Golden Retriever Can Barely Stay Awake While Flying
By Mugdha Singh
Fit&Well
A geriatric physical therapist says this is how to stave off frailty and stay active in your senior years
By Lou Mudge
Verywell Health
3 Science-Backed Ways to Reduce Muscle Loss as You Age
By Fran Kritz
Hindustan Times
Longevity doctor reveals why strength training should be every woman’s go-to workout for a healthier future
By Adrija Dey
UCnet
Give strength-training a try with advice from a UC expert
EatingWell
What Happens to Your Blood Sugar When You Walk Every Day?
By Barbie Cervoni
Loma Linda University
A walk after dinner can make a big difference for your health
The Mirror
Doctor shares ‘quick’ and ‘easy‘ 10-minute rule for better gut health
By Ethan Evans
MindBodyGreen
How Long You Need To Walk After Meals To Stabilize Blood Sugar
By Gretchen Lidicker
USA Today
Caught the stomach bug? Here’s how to tell if it’s norovirus
By Adrianna Rodriguez
South East Radio
Winter Vomiting Bug On The Rise
By Siobhan Murphy
Dublin City FM
HSE issues stark warning over 48 hour rule many Irish people keep breaking
PR Newswire
Merck Manuals: What Patients and Parents Need to Know About Norovirus
Hacker News
How often do full-body MRIs find cancer?
Bored Panda
“He Was Shocked”: 72 Women Share The Everyday Realities Of Womanhood Men Rarely Even Notice
By Gabija Palsyte
The Independent
Six science-backed ways to walk your way to a longer, healthier life
By Harry Bullmore
Real Simple
Here’s What 30 Minutes of Daily Walking Can Do for Your Body and Mind
By Kirsten Nunez
Hindustan Times
Is 10,000 stepcount the magic number for your health? Cardiologist explains if it is true
By Adrija Dey
The Spokesman-Review
Ask the doctors: It’s duration, not number of steps, that counts when walking
Times of India
Doctors explain the signs of magnesium deficiency that can show up on your face and eyes
By Vaibhavi Risbood
Hindustan Times
Neuroscientist warns women to eat magnesium-rich foods because ‘your body steals it from bones’ after 50
By Krishna Priya Pallavi
India Today
Headaches, poor sleep, muscle cramps? Check magnesium levels
El Mundo America
Is Magnesium the best mineral for stress? A family doctor explains
The Jewish Chronicle
Israeli researchers make pioneering breakthrough in diabetes treatment
By Ben Conway
Live Science
Needle-free insulin? Scientists invent gel that delivers insulin through the skin in animal studies
By Sayan Tribedi
Azərtac
Breakthrough implant offers hope for millions with diabetes
Cambridge News
No more needles! New rub-on gel could replace daily insulin jabs
AOL.com
The #1 Carb You Should Eat to Reduce Visceral Fat, According to Dietitians
By Isabel Vasquez & Rd Ldn
SFGATE
This 58-acre Bay Area estate comes with zebras and camels
By Anna Erwert
BBC Wildlife Magazine
It might look like it's dressed in an inflatable space suit, but this body armour allows it to survive in a deadly, caustic lake
By Stuart Blackman
Bristol Live
Woman told symptoms were anxiety before cancer found and '15 months to live'
By Charlotte Smith
facebook.com
This is Madi. She had been 'physically fit' but began experiencing breathlessness and fatigue at the age of 17. Her mum, Nicola, took her to the GP, where doctors attributed Madi's complaints to anxiety and depression. As her condition worsened, Madi develo
Birmingham Live
Woman battles one-in-three-million cancer after symptoms 'misdiagnosed as anxiety'
By Charlotte Smith
LADbible
Woman who survived bowel cancer explains first warning sign she noticed
By Olivia Burke
Daily Mail
Inside billionaires' bid to engineer genetically superior babies
By Charlotte McDonald-Gibson
ScienceAlert
DNA Mutations Discovered in The Children of Chernobyl Workers
By David Nield
Silicon Canals
Psychology says people who always arrive 10 minutes early instead of right on time usually display these 9 traits most people never develop
Silicon Canals
People who stayed physically active into their 80s share these 7 movement habits they started before it became trendy
BikeRadar
This is what you should eat to fuel your rides – sports nutritionists reveal what's in their cupboards
By Rob Kemp
Euronews.com
Simply the zest: What are the healthiest fruits?
Dublin City FM
Handful of three fruits can help reduce heart disease, cancer and dementia risk​
IndexBox - Market Intelligence Platform
Best Fruits for Health: Nutritional Benefits and Daily Intake Guide | 2026 - News and Statistics
Hindustan Times
Gurugram neurologist reveals why no single ‘magic fruit’ can protect your heart; shares what you should really do
By Akanksha Agnihotri
GhanaWeb
80% of HIV infections in Ghana linked to sexual intercourse – GHANET President
GhanaWeb
Why many Ghanaian men refuse to use condoms - AIDS Commission reveals
Graphic Online
Love with responsibility - AIDS Commission to mount condom vending machines
By Augustina Tawiah
Ghana News Agency
NGO distributes free condoms on Valentine’s Day to promote safe sex
Measles outbreak spreads across north London schools 
The Times
London measles outbreak: more than 60 children infected
By Shaun Lintern
BBC
'Fast-spreading' measles outbreak hits several schools in London
By Maia Davies
The Guardian
‘We almost lost you in the night’ - the life-threatening rise of measles in the UK
By Emily Retter
BBC
Measles outbreak could see unvaccinated pupils excluded from schools in north London
By Nick Triggle & Maia Davies
The Independent
‘I spent a week at a luxury gut health retreat — here’s what improved and what didn’t’
By Amber Raiken
   

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