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New York Post

Whooping cough infections climb to over 17,600 cases in the US

Yesterday

By Melissa A. Rudy

The Hill

Whooping cough cases surge to record levels in US, CDC says

Yesterday

By Juliann Ventura

Fortune

Whooping cough cases up 342% since 2023 as U.S. outbreak continues. What to know about symptoms and spread

2 days ago

By Lindsey Leake

Fox 12 Oregon

800+ cases of whooping cough in WA, 600+ in OR

2 days ago

WXII12 Winston-Salem

Dense breasts can make it harder to spot cancer on a mammogram

5 hours ago

By Carla Johnson

The Associated Press

Mammogram centers must now inform women about their breast density. Here's how it could affect you

Yesterday

By Carla Johnson

NBC News

Why some doctors see a downside to notifying women about dense breasts

Yesterday

By Liz Szabo

ABC7 Chicago

Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Joan Lunden reflects 10 years after beating disease, urges women to be aware of breast density

5 days ago

By Stacey Sager

HuffPost UK

Coffee May Have A Fascinating Effect On Your Heart, And It's Not What You'd Expect

2 days ago

By Amy Glover

Newsweek

Drinking More Coffee May Be Good for Your Heart

5 days ago

By Pandora Dewan

SciTechDaily

Coffee for Your Heart: The Regenerative Power of Caffeine on Vascular Health

4 days ago

Prevention Magazine

Study Finds These 2 Caffeinated Drinks Reduce Diabetes, Heart Attack Risk

6 days ago

By Madeleine Haase

The New York Times

Opinion | It’s OK if You Haven’t Gotten Your Flu Shot Yet

5 hours ago

By Jeremy S Faust

NBC4 WCMH-TV

Should you get the COVID and flu shots in the same arm? Here’s what studies show

6 hours ago

By Alix Martichoux

Tacoma News Tribune

Haven’t been vaccinated against respiratory illnesses? Now’s the time, here’s where to go

Yesterday

By Rosemary Montalvo

Fortune

Yes, you can get the COVID, flu, and RSV vaccines at once. Here are the pros and cons

5 days ago

By Lindsey Leake

ABC News

COVID-19 infections during 1st wave linked to higher risk of heart attack and stroke: Study

2 days ago

By Liz Neporent

National Institutes of Health (NIH) (.gov)

First wave of COVID-19 increased risk of heart attack, stroke up to three years later

3 days ago

Fortune

COVID-19 raises the stakes for heart attacks, strokes, and even death long after infection, new study finds

2 days ago

By Carolyn Barber

SciTechDaily

Cardiac Crisis: COVID-19 Doubles Risk of Heart Attacks, Strokes, and Death

3 days ago

Daily Kos

RSV vaccines reexamined for serious risks and benefits

Yesterday

By Daily Kos

Yale Medicine

Should You Get an RSV Vaccine?

6 days ago

By Kathy Katella

KXAN.com

New RSV vaccine guidelines: Adults 75+ urged to vaccinate

2 days ago

By Sally Hernandez

HealthyChildren.org

RSV Immunizations: New Ways to Protect Babies

2 days ago

ScienceAlert

Can a Supplement Really Help Control Your Pesky Eye Floaters?

8 hours ago

Fox News

ADHD now affects 15.5 million US adults, says new CDC report

19 hours ago

By Melissa A. Rudy

CDC

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Diagnosis, ...

3 days ago

Medical Xpress

ADHD: Misunderstood, underdiagnosed—and treatable

21 hours ago

By Laura Ours

STAT

My four kids and I all have ADHD. We need telehealth options

3 days ago

By Jeremy Didier

Woman's Day

10 Breast Cancer Facts That People Don't Know but Should

2 days ago

By Christina Montoya Fiedler

CNN

What a doctor wishes women knew about their breasts

5 days ago

By Katia Hetter

EatingWell

The #1 Habit to Start to Help Reduce Your Risk of Breast Cancer, According to Experts

4 days ago

By Lauren Manaker

wlfi.com

Franciscan Health promotes Breast Cancer Awareness Month

3 days ago

By Marlee Thomas

Daily Mail

I'm an ex-USDA food expert - here's how to avoid stomach bugs when eating on vacation and cruises

1 hour ago

By Sadie Whitelocks

Surrey Live

13 hours ago

By Fiona Callingham

RBC-Ukraine

3 products that can protect against diabetes and heart diseases

2 days ago

By Kateryna Shkarlat

Scroll.in

Eating healthy is a lifeline for cardiac patients – here’s how to stick to a diet

2 days agoOpinion

By Gabriela Ghisi

Manchester Evening News

The classic British breakfast that could help protect against heart disease and strokes

3 hours ago

By Fiona Callingham

Newser

For Young Adults, Condoms Are a Big 'Uh, No'

3 hours ago

Chicago Tribune

With new COVID strain XEC spreading, Chicago health experts urge up-to-date vaccination

Yesterday

By Angie Leventis Lourgos

The Mirror

Covid hospitalisations rise as new XEC strain surges - full new symptoms list

3 days ago

By Ben Hurst

The Arizona Republic

What is the new XEC strain of COVID-19 and is it in Arizona?

4 hours ago

By Stephanie Innes

Surrey Live

Five-day NHS Covid warning issued for people testing positive amid XEC surge

3 days ago

By Fiona Callingham

Daily Mail

Wave of colon cancers in young people may be fueled by surprising factor linked to mental health

20 hours ago

By Maiya Focht

Medical News Today

Sleep, stress, and gut imbalances may impact colorectal cancer progression

12 hours ago

By Hannah Flynn

UPI News

Chronic stress speeds colorectal cancer’s spread dramatically, study indicates

20 hours ago

By Susan Kreimer

Journal of Translational Medicine

Targeting the gut microbiota: a new strategy for colorectal cancer treatment

5 days ago

By Yuping Zhou, Kaili Deng & Yue Hu

Neuroscience News

New Genetic Mutations Linked to Schizophrenia Risk

2 days ago

New York Post

Monmouth County resident infected with measles in New Jersey’s first case

19 hours ago

By Angela Barbuti

CBS New York

Measles case confirmed in New Jersey, health officials say. Where residents may have been exposed

2 days ago

By Katie Houlis

ABC7 New York

NJ Measles: Concern over possible outbreak after confirmed case

2 days ago

Asbury Park Press

Measles case confirmed in Monmouth County; see where the person went

2 days ago

CBS17.com

Undercooked bear meat behind outbreak that sickened 10: CDC

20 hours ago

By Anna Kutz

WSOC Charlotte

Undercooked bear meat at North Carolina gathering sparked parasitic outbreak, CDC says

20 hours ago

Fox News

Undercooked bear meat at North Carolina barbecue leaves 10 sickened, says CDC report

2 days ago

Forbes

CDC: 10-Person Trichinosis Outbreak Likely From Undercooked Bear Meat

Yesterday

By Bruce Y. Lee

SciTechDaily

New Research Suggests That We Are Nearing the Limit of Human Life Expectancy

15 hours ago

The Guardian

Good news, everyone! We appear to have reached peak longevity

5 hours agoOpinion

By Emma Beddington

Nature.com

Implausibility of radical life extension in humans in the twenty-first century

6 days ago

By S. Jay Olshansky, Hiram Beltrán-Sánchez & Bradley J. Willcox

The New York Times

Have We Reached Peak Human Life Span?

6 days ago

By Dana G Smith

AOL

A 101-year-old former doctor who worked until he was 85 shared his 3 longevity secrets — including eating sardines

Yesterday

By Serafina Kenny

Boston Herald

Long COVID study: Persistent infection could explain long-haul symptoms in some people

2 days ago

By Rick Sobey

Medical News Today

Long COVID: Brainstem damage may cause breathlessness, brain fog

3 days ago

By Tim Newman

University of Minnesota Twin Cities

Brain imaging reveals changes linked to long COVID

5 days ago

By Stephanie Soucheray

Forbes

New Research Provides Clues About Cause Of Long Covid

2 days ago

By Dave Wessner

East Idaho News

Bird flu forces the culling of 1.8 million chickens in northern Utah

18 hours ago

By Collin Leonard

SciTechDaily

This Common Mistake Could Be Inflating Your Blood Pressure, According to Johns Hopkins Doctors

19 hours ago

NPR

A misplaced arm position can skew blood pressure readings

5 days ago

By Will Stone

NBC News

Arm position during blood pressure check may result in wrong hypertension diagnosis, study finds

6 days ago

By Linda Carroll

Medical News Today

Hypertension: Some arm positions may lead to high readings

2 days ago

By Corrie Pelc

Daily Mail

Doctors share the activities they would NEVER do - including eating potato salad

2 days ago

By Emma Saletta

Slate

After Dinner, We Used to Watch TV. Now We Have a Better Ritual.

5 hours ago

By Blake Turck

Reuters.com

Six transplant patients in Brazil contract HIV from infected organs

2 days ago

By Anthony Boadle & Diane Craft

TODAY

Chia Seeds Vs. Flaxseeds: Which Is Healthier?

6 hours ago

By Sarah Jacoby

PsyPost

A unique event in Japan gave scientists unprecedented insight into gaming's mental health effects

7 hours ago

By Eric Dolan

Fortune

4 supplements that may help your lower cortisol levels

Yesterday

By Sonya Collins

Mint

Top 5 natural ways to reduce cortisol levels

8 hours ago

The Jerusalem Post

The Best Supplements To Reduce Cortisol of 2024 for Stress Relief

3 days ago

Daily Mail

Healthy New Jersey sisters are both diagnosed with terminal colon cancer in their 30s: 'Our life is a nightmar

Yesterday

By Emily Joshu

Shore News Network

New Jersey Sisters Battling Stage 4 Colon Cancer Together

9 hours ago

MSN

Healthy New Jersey sisters are both diagnosed with early colon cancer

18 hours ago

By Emily Joshu

BBC.com

What explains increasing anxiety about ultra-processed plant-based foods?

Yesterday

By Christine Ro

Medical News Today

Are all ultra-processed foods equally bad for health?

5 days ago

By Finn Cohen

Boston 25 News

‘Risk of diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancer’: The foods researchers say to avoid

6 days ago

By Bob Dumas

Medscape

How Are Ultra-Processed Foods Fueling the Obesity Epidemic?

5 days ago

By Manasi Talwadekar

SciTechDaily

New Research Reveals That “Weekend Warrior” Workouts Can Reduce Your Risk of 200+ Diseases

Yesterday

Moneycontrol

Weekend warrior: Everything you need to know about this trend to reach your fitness goals

8 hours ago

PAHomePage.com

New study says ‘weekend warriors’ reap same health benefits as daily gym goers

10 days ago

stylerave.com

Weekend-Only Workouts Offer Similar Health Benefits As Daily Exercise, According To New Study

2 days ago

By Ranti Ishola

Slate

I Couldn’t Cope With Death—Until I Found an Unusual Way to Live With It.

8 hours ago

By Eden Robins

BBC.com

Crohn’s treatment by Cambridge researchers sets global standard

2 days ago

By Harriet Heywood

The Seattle Times

This WA-grown crop flavors the world’s gum and toothpaste

Yesterday

By Erik Lacitis

WXYZ 7 Action News Detroit

Sleep apnea may even be more dangerous than we thought

2 days ago

By Partha Nandi

Forbes

11 Expert Tips For Sleeping Better With Sleep Apnea

4 days ago

By Alexandra Frost

The Financial Express

When a sleep disorder becomes a nightmare

23 hours ago

By Rewati Karan

Medical Xpress

What happens to your body when you have obstructive sleep apnea?

3 days ago

Yahoo Life

The One Common Public Bathroom Habit to Consider Breaking ASAP

Yesterday

By Emily Laurence

Yahoo Life

Is it COVID-19, a cold or the flu? Your guide to seasonal illnesses and their symptoms.

Yesterday

By Rebecca Corey

wcsjnews.com

Illinois Department of Public Health urges residents to be vigilant, prevent exposure to seasonal respiratory illness this fall

Yesterday

The Courier

Preventing the spread of respiratory illnesses

2 days ago

By William Kose

FOX 13 News Utah

Fall is officially here and this often means "sick season"

2 days ago

Hackaday

Cockroaches In Space: Waste Processing And A Healthy Protein Source Combined

22 hours ago

By Maya Posch

AOL

Doctors Say This Common Injury Could Be a Dementia Warning Sign

Yesterday

By Korin Miller

KSL.com

During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, women's health screening bus continues serving

2 days ago

By Karah Brackin

KSLTV

During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Boob Bus continues elevating women’s health

2 days ago

By Karah Brackin

Cache Valley Daily

Intermountain expanding mammography screening for Utah women

5 days ago

By Craig Hislop

FOX 13 News Utah

The American Cancer Society is working to improve breast cancer screening through research

3 days ago

The Washington Post

Most ERs aren’t fully prepared to handle children’s emergencies

38 minutes ago

By Erin Blakemore

USA TODAY

Why black beans are an 'incredible' addition to your diet, according to a dietitian

7 hours ago

By Hannah Yasharoff

News-Medical.Net

Eating more beans leads to weight loss and better nutrition

5 days ago

By Priyanjana Pramanik

The Mirror

Two servings of superfood a day can zap belly fat and cut blood pressure

4 days ago

By Samantha Leathers

EurekAlert

Adding beans and pulses can lead to improved shortfall nutrient intakes and a higher diet quality in American adults

10 days ago

CBS News

Her little sister needed a kidney. The donation let them both live their dreams

Yesterday

By Kerry Breen

Medical News Today

Reducing daily sitting time by 40 minutes may help prevent worsening back pain

Yesterday

By Jessica Freeborn

Forbes

Generative AI And Dead Butt Syndrome

8 days ago

By Lance Eliot

WKRC TV Cincinnati

Study reveals 40 minutes of exercise can offset 10 hours of sitting daily

6 days ago

By Liz Bonis

The New Daily

Breaks from sitting can stop your back pain from getting worse

6 days ago

By John Elder

PsyPost

Surprise finding: Non-neuronal cells produce significant portion of amyloid plaque in Alzheimer’s disease

2 days ago

By Eric Dolan

WRIC ABC 8News

Pneumonia hospitalizations among children up 30% in Central Virginia, according to Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU

23 hours ago

By Tannock Blair

EatingWell

25 Gut-Friendly Recipes To Make For Dinner

2 days ago

By Camryn Alexa Wimberly

Newser

Scientists: Brain Has Built-In Waste Removal System

Yesterday

OHSU News

Brain’s waste-clearance pathways revealed for the first time

6 days ago

By Erik Robinson, APR

pnas.org

The perivascular space is a conduit for cerebrospinal fluid flow in humans: A proof-of-principle report

6 days ago

By Alexandra Erin & Juan Piantino

ScienceAlert

Scientists Mapped The Human Brain's Sewage System For The First Time

5 days ago

The Mirror

Little known sign of dementia that impacts people first thing in the morning

Yesterday

By Liam Buckler & Aditi Rane

Lufkin Daily News

FAQ about Alzheimer's disease

2 days ago

Jagran English

Doctor Warns Early Signs Of Alzheimer's Disease That One Shouldn’t Ignore

6 hours ago

MSN

Dementia: 20 early symptoms to watch out for

4 days ago

By Adam Bisby

HuffPost

The Most Unexpected Sign Someone Is Having Suicidal Thoughts

Yesterday

By Ashley Broadwater

The New York Times

Frances Conley, Neurosurgeon Who Protested Sexism, Dies at 83

2 days ago

By Penelope Green

FOX 13 Tampa

Hillsborough County issues rabies alert

20 hours ago

Newsday

Fall allergy season in bloom on Long Island

2 days ago

By Lisa Colangelo

Arizona's Family

Got sniffles? Arizona allergists say lingering heat may be to blame

6 days ago

By Steven Sarabia

Newswise

Get Relief: How to Manage Fall Allergies | Newswise

4 days ago

WSAZ

Warmer temperatures causing prolonged allergy symptoms

3 days ago

By Lesya Feinstein

The New York Times

My Son Has a Gambling Problem. Do I Tell His Partner?

2 days ago

By Kwame Anthony Appiah

New York Post

Cut your cancer risk with these 6 helpful food hacks

2 days ago

By Reda Wigle

TIME

6 Things to Eat to Reduce Your Cancer Risk

3 days ago

By Matt Fuchs

Frontiers

Can milk, meat, and flour help stop tumors from growing? Here are five Frontiers articles you won’t want to miss

6 days ago

By Deborah Pirchner

Mint

6 lifestyle choices to lower your cancer risk

8 days ago

By Moushumi Mahanta

HuffPost

Eliminating These 3 Foods From Your Diet Can Be A Game-Changer For Heart Health

11 hours ago

By Leigh Weingus

Neuroscience News

Key Brain Protein Tied to Motivation and Mood Identified

2 days ago

BGR

This new pill can mimic the effects of a workout while you sit on the couch

5 hours ago

By Joshua Hawkins

Phys.org

New molecule can mimic the effects of fasting and exercise

9 days ago

New York Post

New exercise pill mimics the effects of running a 10K — without effort

5 days ago

By Reda Wigle