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The Washington Post
Scientists uncover a clue that could hint at why we regain weight after diets
By Daniel Wu
Medscape
Obesity’s Epigenetic ‘Memory’ Fuels Weight Regain
By Batya Swift Yasgur
bioengineer.org
NIH Funds $4 Million Study to Unravel Why Weight Returns After Stopping GLP-1 Drugs
Yahoo
Scientists Find A Molecular Clue That Could Explain Why Weight Comes Back
The New York Times
How Congo’s Ebola Epidemic Got So Bad So Quickly
By Arlette Bashizi & Matthew Mpoke Bigg
AP News
An Ebola treatment center was burned down as the death toll in Congo passes 4,000
By Dieudonne Dirole & Ope Adetayo
Reuters
France to step up Ebola funding in Congo amid resurgence fears, minister says
By John Irish & Toby Chopra
CBS News
Ebola death toll in Congo tops 4,000 in fastest-growing outbreak of the disease on record
Pennsylvania school districts prepare response plans for measles surge 
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Here’s how Western Pa. school districts are preparing amid a statewide surge in measles cases
By Megan Tomasic
The Guardian
Pennsylvania health officials brace themselves as measles outbreak expected to spread
By Tobi Thomas
Inquirer.com
A 20-year-old Amish woman with leukemia got measles and died in Pa.’s largest outbreak in three decades
By Wendy Ruderman
Reuters
Pennsylvania measles cases near 1,000 as outbreak spreads
KTLA
Long Beach child hospitalized with rare disease related to West Nile virus
The Washington Post
Column | Measles can erase up to 73 percent of your immune system’s memory
By Dr Trisha Pasricha
Medical experts urge vaccination as flu season begins 
The Washington Post
Why you should think about getting your flu shot right now
By Lena Sun
The Boston Globe
Opinion | The CDC is absent from flu season. Here’s a guide.
Opinion
By Ashish Jha
Springfield News-Leader
Flu shots available in MO as respiratory illness season approaches
By Susan Szuch
AP News
Here’s why experts say now is an ideal time to protect yourself from flu
By Lauran Neergaard
Clinical trial tests new Type 1 diabetes treatment 
NBC News
In early clinical trial, people with Type 1 diabetes are able to go off insulin
Yahoo
Could breakthrough new treatment cure Type 1 diabetes?
Pharmacy Times
Engineered Stem Cell Therapy Reverses New-Onset T1D in Mice by Reprogramming T Cells
By Gillian Mcgovern
Experts emphasize importance of strength training for women 
CNN
Counting calories or lifting weights? Women could be trading one narrow body ideal for another
By Oona Hanson
The Sun
The 'ageing antidote' stars love & 4 myths stopping you getting best figure ever
By Lucy Gornall
Yahoo
Nutritionist reveals why women should focus on strength instead of being skinny
Yahoo
Stacy London Reminds Us Why It’s Important to Strength-Train in Midlife — Here’s How to Get Started
By Erin Mosbaugh
CNN
About 1 in 8 cancer cases worldwide are tied to these infections — most of them preventable
By Jacqueline Howard
MedPage Today
Millions of Cancers Linked to Infections, Study Says
Fox News
Surprising culprit tied to 1 in 8 cancer cases worldwide, major study reveals
By Melissa Rudy
Yahoo
Doctor reveals common infections that can trigger cancer — and how to protect yourself
The Lancet publishes research on digital media harm to youth 
Global News
Screen time limits not enough to tackle problematic social media use: experts
By Nicole Ireland
CNN
Digital media can be dangerous. Kids use it anyway. Here’s what parents can do
By Kara Alaimo
CBC
Kids and young adults are addicted to screens. New research argues it may be a public health concern
By Nick Logan
independent.co.uk
Global action urged over digital media’s harm to young people’s mental health
By Storm Newton
Dengue fever outbreak in Florida leads to rising local cases 
Newsweek
Map Shows States Where Dengue Fever Cases Have Risen After Florida Outbreak
By Amanda Greenwood
The Hill
Florida’s dengue outbreak reportedly largest US has seen in decades
AP News
Florida’s dengue outbreak is now the largest in the continental US in decades
By Mike Stobbe
The Guardian
Dengue fever outbreak prompts Florida counties to declare state of emergency
By Victoria Bekiempis
Idaho State Journal
Veterinarians, animal shelters sound alarm as deadly feline virus outbreak hits East Idaho
NEWS10 ABC
Mohawk Hudson Humane Society pauses cat adoptions due to virus
By Kristina Handy
WCIA.com
Highly contagious cat virus identified at Sangamon Co. Animal Center
By Ethan Holesha
WRGB
Contagious feline virus temporarily pauses cat adoptions at Mohawk Hudson Humane Society
By Emma Quinn
Bloomberg.com
Scientists Are Learning How to Control HIV Without Drugs
By Jason Gale
Los Angeles Times
At San Francisco General, researchers are learning how to control HIV without drugs
By Jason Gale
poz.com
Teaching the Immune System to Control HIV
Bloomberg.com
Can the Immune System Be Taught to Control HIV?
By Walter Frick & Jason Gale
Newser
How a Promising Pancreatic Cancer Drug Loses Its Punch
The New York Times
Clues to Why a Breakthrough Pancreatic Cancer Drug Eventually Stops Working
By Gina Kolata
Medscape
How Scientists Finally Cracked RAS in Pancreatic Cancer
By Lisa Marshall
WBUR
How a Mass. researcher's lab made a breakthrough in pancreatic cancer treatment
By Willis Ryder Arnold
The Washington Post
New study suggests possible connection between GLP-1s and hair loss in men
sciencefocus.com
Experts have found an unexpected side-effect of weight-loss drugs
MedPage Today
GLP-1s Tied to Detached Fingernails in New Study
By Charles Bankhead
Medical Xpress
Nail detachment over four times more common among GLP-1 users, first controlled study finds
By Sadie Harley
Women's Health
At 70, This Fitness Coach Says Strength Training Keeps Her Independent. Here Are the 5 Habits She Swears By
By Kate Cheng
Fox News
10-minute fitness habit can help adults over 40 maintain muscle and stay strong
nypost.com
How to help slow muscle loss as you age with 4 simple habits: fitness expert
Health News Hub
How Your Workouts Should Change as You Get Older
By Maggie Werner
Cureus
Giant Papillary Renal Cell Carcinoma: A Rare Case of a 31-cm Renal Mass With Suspected Metastatic Disease on Imaging
ScienceAlert
Scientists May Have Found a Way to Make Damaged Adult Retinas Repair Themselves
By David Nield
UA.NEWS
Gene therapy restored neural connections in adult dogs’ retinas — ScienceAlert
Futurity
Therapy prompts adult retinas to repair themselves
nypost.com
You’re more likely to live longer if one of your parents has a special rare trait
By Rachel Sacks
The New York Times
A Gripping Real-Life Horror Story of Dementia, Love and Grief
By Casey Schwartz
theatlantic.com
The Books Briefing: A Mysterious Literary Pattern
The Times
If you had 50-50 chance of getting dementia, would you want to know?
By Ceci Browning
Being Patient
Could a Gene in Alzheimer’s Research Also Unlock Answers for FTD?
By Simon Spichak
Medscape
UTI Drug Improves Symptoms Within a Day
By Kelley Butler
2minutemedicine.com
2 Minute Medicine Rewind October 5th, 2026
By Alex Xiang
CIDRAP
Gepotidacin demonstrates quick symptom relief for urinary tract infections
By Chris Dall
Medscape
Gepotidacin Provides Rapid Relief in Uncomplicated UTI
Nature
Sugar-rich foods exacerbate antibiotic-induced microbiome disruption
By Abigail Johnson, Eiko Hayase & Jonas Schluter
CNN
Eating sugar while taking antibiotics might harm gut bacteria
By Brenda Goodman
Newsweek
Common Food Eaten When Sick Could Have Unexpected Effect on Antibiotics
By Lucy Notarantonio
New Scientist
Slashing sugar intake before antibiotics may save your microbiome
By Chris Simms
Cureus
Spinal Cord Compression Syndrome Revealing Thoracic Ewing Sarcoma in a Young Adult: A Case Report
By Mohamed Lmejjati
The Seattle Times
New cancer drugs are revolutionary. Why don’t more patients get them?
By Gina Kolata
Fox News
Heavy drinking surges among Americans in one age group as other generations cut back
By Melissa Rudy
Prevention
Gen X Adults Are Drinking More Than Any Other Age Group, Surprising New Study Finds
By Chloe Joe
hcplive.com
The Liver Keeps the Score: Americans Are Drinking Less, but Alcohol-Associated Liver Disease May Lag
By Mandana Khalili, Stevan A Gonzalez & Frances E. Lee
Baptist Health
Roundup: Alcohol Consumption Declining in U.S. But Still Higher Than Pre-COVID Levels; and More News
By John Fernandez
HuffPost
Doctors Reveal The Unexpected Cough Remedy That Kicks In ASAP
By Ashley Broadwater
Eat This Not That
If You Can Complete These 5 Bodyweight Exercises After 50, Your Fitness Age Is 10 Years Younger
By Jarrod Nobbe
thestreet.com
The Retirement Plan Your Body Needs: Muscle, Movement & Longevity After 50
By Jeffrey H Snyder
SuaraGarut.ID
Experts Outline Key Fitness Benchmarks and Health Habits After Age 50
Yahoo Health
Can You Get off the Floor Without Using Your Hands? It’s a Key Health Indicator
anash.org
Hatzalah Issues Meningitis Warning in Crown Heights
Analysis of 87 trials evaluates whole grains for heart health 
The Washington Post
Study finds a whole-grain sweet spot for heart health
By Beth Krietsch
acc.org
Eagle’s Eye View: How Does Whole Grain Intake Impact CV Health?
By Kim Eagles
Firstpost
Good news for rice and roti lovers: Switching to whole grains may be good for your heart
By Toufiq Rashid
TODAY.com
Here’s How Many Whole Grains To Eat in a Day To Boost Heart Health
nypost.com
Subtle change in how you speak could be early sign of dementia risk, new research suggests
By Sadie Chafe
The New York Times
Measles Outbreak in Amish Country Forces Some to Rethink Vaccines
By Anemona Hartocollis & Madeleine Hordinski
Sandusky Register
Smart to get up-to-date on vaccinations
Cleveland.com
Trusted religious leaders can reduce vaccine hesitancy among white evangelical Christians
Opinion
NBC News
Shingles cases dropping among people who got chickenpox vaccine, data shows
By Kaitlin Sullivan
Gizmodo
Childhood Chickenpox Shots May Be Slashing Shingles Cases Decades Later—by Quite a Bit
By Matthew Phelan
Firstpost
Shingles is not just a rash: The nerve, brain, eye and lung complications doctors want you to know
By Zinia Bandyopadhyay
The Indian Practitioner
When Shingles Affects More Than the Skin
independent.co.uk
Five silent bowel cancer signs that experts warn you should not ignore
By Camilla Foster
tuamherald.ie
HSE encouraging people aged 57-71 to speak to their pharmacy about BowelScreen
HuffPost
Doctors Say This 'Embarrassing' Symptom Could Be A Warning Sign Of Colorectal Cancer
By Ashley Broadwater
The Irish Sun
Five red flag warning signs of silent killer & free test that could save life
By Jamie Smith
KING5.com
14 sickened in parasite outbreak tied to McMenamins pool in Bothell
By Shawn Garrett
People.com
14 People Infected with Parasite After Swimming in Hotel Pool
By Ingrid Vasquez
KOIN.com
14 people got sick after Cryptosporidium outbreak at McMenamins Pool in Washington
KIRO 7 News Seattle
Cryptosporidiosis outbreak at McMenamins’ Bothell pool over, King County Public Health says
Reuters
Soaring cancer rates in Iowa emerge as a key US midterms issue
By Leah Douglas
mindbodygreen.com
PMOS Looks Different For Everyone—6 Women Share Their Experiences
By Sela Breen
NDTV
AIIMS Screening Finds 3-5% Adolescent Girls May Have Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
By Tanushka Dutta
225batonrouge.com
Ask the Expert: Fertility, sponsored by Fertility Answers
womanandhomemagazine.co.za
PCOS has a new name. Here’s why every woman should know about it.
Medscape
1 in 9 Older Cannabis Users in the US May Have CUD
painnewsnetwork.org
Are More Seniors Getting Addicted to Cannabis?
By Pat Anson
WGBH
New study finds high rate of cannabis use disorder among adults over 65
By Diane Adame
Medical Daily
One in Nine Older Cannabis Users Meets Criteria for Cannabis Use Disorder, Though Most Cases Are Mild
By Elena Vega
nypost.com
Nipple-twisting prank between friends may have saved man’s life
By Rachel Sacks
News-Medical
Sex chromosomes influence immunity, cancer, aging and disease risk
The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel
X and Y chromosomes shape how cells age and fight disease too
By Stephen Beech
The Cancer Letter
Cedars-Sinai, UA Cancer Center study shows how missing pieces of Y chromosome drive cancer in men
The Good Men Project
Y Chromosome Loss Could Be Early Cancer Sign for Men
Cureus
A Giant Atherosclerotic Ascending Aortic Aneurysm (13.5 cm) With Arch Involvement Successfully Managed by Valve-Sparing Total Arch Replacement: A Case Report
Harvard Health
People who walk more or walk faster live longer, study finds
By Julie Corliss
Hartford Courant
The 10,000-step goal is everywhere. But what does all that walking do to your feet?
Vogue
Could Walking Be All The Exercise You Need?
Opinion
By Kriti Kumar
Post and Courier
HEALTH AND FITNESS: Celebrate Walktober by going for a walk
By Brian B. Parr
marthastewart.com
How Many Eggs Is Too Many to Eat Each Week? Nutrition Experts Explain
By Kirsten Nunez
timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Egg yolk and cholesterol: Is the yellow part actually bad for heart health? What research reveals
Yahoo Health
A Common Breakfast Food May Support Brain Health As You Age — What The Research Shows
statnews.com
Merck discontinues a crucial antibiotic despite concerns over superbug resistance
By Ed Silverman
CIDRAP
Merck pulls antibiotic for multidrug-resistant infections from US market
By Chris Dall
Medical Daily
Merck Stops Selling Recarbrio in the U.S., Leaving Hospitals with Fewer Options for Drug-Resistant Pneumonia and Infections
Hindustan Times
Think 8 hours of sleep is enough? Neurologist busts brain health myths on sleep, stress, alcohol and more | Health
By Akanksha Agnihotri
Forbes
6 Ways To Protect Your Brain Health Before It Becomes A Memory Problem
Iron Mountain Daily News
Keeping our brain healthy more important as we age
brainhealth.com
Neurologists recommend 4 everyday habits for better brain health
The New York Times
Do Endometriosis Tests Really Work?
By Maggie Astor
ThePrint
Endometriosis takes toll on women’s work lives, but much damage preventable: Expert
hartfordhealthcare.org
6 Endometriosis Symptoms That Aren’t Just Period Cramps
Healthshots
Period pain that isn’t normal: Why are women still taking years to get an endometriosis diagnosis?
By Tavishi Dogra
nypost.com
4 surprising things people don’t realize can mess with their hearing
By Rachel Sacks
Newser
Your Grip Strength Is an Important Vital Sign
WSJ
What Grip Strength Can Tell You About Your Health
By Sumathi Reddy
Alexandria Now
The 5-Second Test That May Say More About Your Heart Than Your Blood Pressure
Style Rave
How to Improve Grip Strength and Build Stronger Hands
Opinion
By Collins Badewa
Medical Xpress
Brain scans show shared changes during depression treatment and distinct antidepressant effects in some patients
By Ingrid Fadelli
Forbes
Depression Symptoms Show Different Patterns In The Brain, Review Finds
By Fiona Riley
bioengineer.org
Brain Network Scans Reveal Depression Looks Different in Teenagers and Adults
SciTechDaily
Depression May Have 5 Distinct Brain Activity Patterns, Study Finds
NBC News
Is ‘bad’ cholesterol actually good? Cardiologists set the record straight
By Shiv Sudhakar
health.com
We Asked a Doctor if You Can Have High Cholesterol and Still Be Healthy
By Sherri Mabry Gordon
Hindustan Times
5 ‘bad’ cholesterol myths busted: Cardiologist explains why feeling fine doesn't mean your heart is safe
By Akanksha Agnihotri
The Star
Lowering that ‘bad’ cholesterol to keep your heart healthy
By Emalin Zalani
AOL.com
Doctors Explain A Headache Hack That The Internet Claims Works Better Than Medication
By Ashley Broadwater
HuffPost
Trump's Latest Name For GLP-1s Has Doctors And Patients Raising An Important Concern
By Jillian Wilson
AOL.com
A Common Sleep Problem Might Boost Your Stroke Risk by 26%, New Study Finds
By Korin Miller
Medical Xpress
Brain tissue removed during surgery reveals potential way to curb inflammation linked to Alzheimer's
independent.co.uk
Affordable ways to protect your gut microbiome from unhealthy changes
By Julia Musto
Scientific American
Should you be ‘poop maxxing,’ or ‘fiber maxxing’? Experts explain what’s healthy
By Jackie Flynn Mogensen & Jackie Flynn
Wellcome Sanger Institute Blog
Six facts about the gut microbiome
By Shannon Gunn
vogue.sg
Fibremaxxing—here’s how to cultivate great microbiomes in your gut
By Agnes Shu
The Washington Post
A toddler’s wobbly walk, hand tremors send parents on a medical journey
By Rachel Zimmerman
Yahoo
Scientists find ‘switch' to potentially unlock longer lifespans
ScienceDaily
Creatine may help build muscle even without exercise, researchers find
Fox News
Taking daily supplement may help preserve muscle as you age — even without exercise
valetmag.com
Why I Started Taking Creatine in My 40s
By Cory Ohlendorf
Business Day
Devlin Brown at the water cooler | Why creatine remains the top fitness trend of 2026
By Devlin Brown
Technology Org
The human brain is two separate organs, study finds
Flow Space
Turns Out, Your Brain Is Actually 2 Different Organs
Psychology Today
The Human Brain Is Actually Two Organs, Study Shows
By Cami Rosso
scienceandculture.com
Remarkable Engineering and the “Two Brains” Myth
The New York Times
The Headaches Disrupted Her Life
By Lisa Sanders
SFGATE
Mosquito-borne disease that attacks the brain rising in California
By Gillian Mohney
KTLA
First West Nile virus deaths reported this year in Orange County
By Jocelyn Fiset
ABC7 Los Angeles
Daytime bug bites rise as invasive mosquitoes expand in SoCal
L.A. Material
Are mosquitos in L.A. the “new normal”?
By Antonia Cereijido
The Telegraph
Processed meat may be causing rise in bowel cancer
By Cameron Henderson
NJ.com
600 N.J. homes are getting a CDC letter. Here’s what it means.
By Jackie Roman
The Washington Post
This leg condition that’s overlooked in women can raise heart attack, stroke risk
By Erica Sloan
TAPinto
Don’t Ignore What Your Legs May Be Telling You: Interventional Vascular Cardiologist, Dr. Peter Farrugia Raises Awareness of PAD
drugtopics.com
Pharmacists Are Vital in Complex, Team-Based Treatment of PAD
By Brian Nowosielski
Hindustan Times
Peripheral vascular disease (PVD): Vascular surgeon Dr Rajiv Parakh explains the symptoms, risks, prevention, treatment
By Tavishi Dogra
The Guardian
Feeling wired? The truth about ‘nervous system resets’
By Hannah Coates
CNN
Inside the study for a remedy to fight Congo’s deadliest Ebola outbreak
africanews.com
DR Congo: Trial of post-Ebola exposure drug underway
Межа. Новини України.
Congo Tests Gilead’s Obeldesivir for Ebola Post-Exposure Prevention
Українські Національні Новини (УНН)
A drug that may prevent Ebola infection is being tested in Congo
By Olga Rozgon
The Guardian
‘There’s a lot of silence’: have we created a new ‘Lonely Generation’?
By Celina Ribeiro
Ars Technica
Patient-zero drill put health facilities to the test—40% of them failed
By Beth Mole
Medical Daily
Fewer Than 1 in 10 Initial Screenings Asked About Sick Animals When Actors Posed as Bird Flu Patients
MedPage Today
Bird Flu, Actors, Unannounced Drills ... CDC Study Has It All
New injection CBL-514 induces apoptosis to eliminate fat cells 
Medical Xpress
New weight-loss injection targets fat cells: CBL-514 selectively induces apoptosis of fat cells
Medscape
Novel Injectable Drug Cuts Visceral Fat in Phase 2 Trial
nypost.com
New weight-loss drug could give you a ‘flatter stomach’ in mere weeks — and unlike Ozempic, it targets belly fat directly
By Allie Yang
DongA Science
Next-generation obesity drug CBL-514 enters phase 3, destroying fat cells without rebound
EatingWell
4 Things to Avoid Before 10 A.M. to Decrease Inflammation
By Claire Rifkin
WFIN
Hancock Public Health Reports Measles Case with Multiple Exposures
WTOL
Measles in NW Ohio | Symptoms to watch for as cases grow
Findlay News | The Courier
Measles confirmed in Findlay
By Sara Arthurs
Canton Repository
First measles case reported in Stark County
   

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