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Measles cases in South Carolina 
The Washington Post
What South Carolina’s soaring measles outbreak means for the rest of the U.S.
By Lena Sun
CNN
South Carolina measles outbreak is largest in US since measles was declared eliminated
By Meg Tirrell, Deidre McPhillips & Jamie Gumbrecht
CIDRAP
US measles cases soar to 588 so far this year as South Carolina confirms 58 new infections
By Jim Wappes
Reuters
Measles cases in South Carolina rise by 58 to 847, state health department says
Nipah virus cases in India 
Forbes
What You Need To Know About Nipah Virus, Which Is Currently Surging In South Asia
By Sai Balasubramanian
The Washington Post
What to know about the deadly Nipah virus, amid outbreak in India
By Sammy Westfall
Reuters
Nipah airport screenings are for reassurance, not scientific step to stop spread, experts say
By Jennifer Rigby
BBC
Nipah virus outbreak in India monitored 'closely' by Jersey
ABC7 Chicago
Meningococcal disease: 2 deaths, more cases that usual reported in meningitis outbreak, Chicago Department of Public Health warns
By Eric Horng
Block Club Chicago
2 Dead From Meningococcal Disease In Chicago As 7 Cases Reported This Month
Chicago Tribune
Two dead in Chicago from meningococcal disease, with more cases than usual reported
By Lisa Schencker
FOX 32 Chicago
7 meningitis cases reported in Chicago this month, including 2 deaths
Cleveland.com
Cleveland doctors ignore new federal guidelines reducing vaccine recommendations for kids
By Julie Washington
The Wall Street Journal
Defying CDC, Pediatricians Recommend All Kids Get Vaccinations Against 18 Diseases - WSJ
By Andrea Petersen
The Dispatch
Let’s Be Honest About Public Health Guidance
By Emily Oster
The Hill
American Academy of Pediatrics departs from CDC with childhood vaccine revisions
By Joseph Choi
TB outbreak at Riordan High School 
San Francisco Chronicle
Riordan outbreak: S.F. ramps up TB testing after finding 50 latent cases. Here’s what that means
By Megan Cassidy
SFGATE
Over 50 latent tuberculosis cases detected at SF high school
By Gillian Mohney
KTVU
TB outbreak at San Francisco high school leads to remote, hybrid learning options
ABC7 San Francisco
Tuberculosis outbreak at San Francisco's Archbishop Riordan High School halts in-person classes
By Tara Campbell
Live Science
Lifespan may be 50% heritable, study suggests
By Victoria Atkinson
The New York Times
Genes May Control Your Longevity, However Healthily You Live
By Gina Kolata
New Scientist
Our lifespans may be half down to genes and half to the environment
By Michael Le Page
statnews.com
Genes influence human lifespan far more than thought, new study suggests
By Andrew Joseph
CIDRAP
After 3-week decline, flu cases rise across the US; RSV, COVID activity high in certain states
By Mary Van Beusekom
CNN
The flu isn’t done yet, as new data suggests infections are rebounding
By Brenda Goodman
USA Today
Feeling sick? Bad flu season gets worse as a 'second peak' looms.
By Eduardo Cuevas
yankton.net
A New Round Of Influenza Looming, Officials Warn
By Randy Dockendorf
ABC News
Why are so many younger Americans getting and dying of colorectal cancer?
By Mary Kekatos
Business Insider
The deadliest cancer for people under 50 has changed for the first time in a decade, leaving experts shocked
By Hilary Brueck
WSAW
Colorectal cancer deaths rise as younger adults face advanced diagnoses
NewsNation
There’s a new leading cause of cancer death among people under 50, study finds
By Michael Bartiromo
AOL.com
High hopes: THC may help protect against Alzheimer’s — if it’s paired with this common drug
By McKenzie Beard
CNN
Why You Should Brush Your Teeth Before Breakfast
Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Hawaii health officials investigate chickenpox outbreak at Kauai school
By Nina Wu
NBC News
Unvaccinated kids hit hard with flu as pediatric deaths rise to 52
By Erika Edwards
Vax-Before-Travel
52 influenza-Associated Pediatric Fatalities Reported
By Don Hackett
Centene
Centene Promotes Family-Focused Flu Prevention
InForum
Port: The anti-vaccine movement's flu season body count
Opinion
KOMO
Measles case identified in traveler at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport
The Seattle Times
Measles cases spread in Snohomish County to more unvaccinated children
By Kai Uyehara & Elise Takahama
KIRO 7 News Seattle
King County health reports potential measles exposure at Sea-Tac Airport
DVIDS
News - Spot the Dot - Measles Vaccination Recommended at NHB
AI mammograms trial in Sweden 
CBC
Using AI to read mammograms cut risk of developing aggressive breast cancer, study finds
By Amina Zafar
Medical Xpress
AI-supported mammography screening results in fewer aggressive and advanced breast cancers
By Robert L Egan & Stephanie Baum
The Guardian
AI use in breast cancer screening cuts rate of later diagnosis by 12%, study finds | Cancer research
By Tobi Thomas
Bloomberg
AI Screening Helps Catch Aggressive Breast Cancers Earlier, Swedish Trial Finds
By Ashleigh Furlong
The Washington Post
Adding this much exercise to your daily routine may boost longevity
By Taylor Dutch
Scientific American
Want to live longer? The tiniest of lifestyle changes could add a year to your life
By Lauren J. Young
Medical Xpress
Small improvements in sleep, physical activity and diet are linked with a longer life
By Eef Hogervorst
매일경제
Every January is the busiest time for gyms with people trying to implement their New Year's resoluti..
Google DeepMind unveils AlphaGenome AI model in Nature paper 
Nature
How DeepMind's genome AI could help solve rare disease mysteries
By Ewen Callaway
Nature
Advancing regulatory variant effect prediction with AlphaGenome
By Alexander Karollus, Pavol Drotar & Clare Bycroft
The New York Times
Researchers Are Using A.I. to Decode the Human Genome
By Carl Zimmer
BBC
AI model from Google's DeepMind reads recipe for life in DNA
By James Gallagher
The Washington Post
An infection liquefied a man’s lungs. This invention kept him alive.
Nature
48 hours without lungs: artificial organ kept man alive until transplant
By Rachel Fieldhouse
Northwestern Medicine Newsroom
Northwestern Medicine surgeons develop a total artificial lung system to keep a patient alive for 48 hours after removing both lungs, enabling a double-lung transplant
Scientific American
‘Artificial lungs’ keep patient alive for two days
By Jackie Flynn & Jackie Flynn Mogensen
Spanish scientists eliminate pancreatic tumors in mice using triple therapy 
Live Science
New triple-drug treatment stops pancreatic cancer in its tracks, a mouse study finds
Detroit Free Press
Scientists cure pancreatic cancer in mice. Could it work in humans?
By Jenna Prestininzi
Drug Target Review
Drug trio found to block tumour resistance in pancreatic cancer models
Centro Nacional de Investigaciones Oncológicas - CNIO
The group led by Barbacid at CNIO completely eliminates pancreatic tumours in mice with no resistance developing
Daily Express
Horror outbreak of ‘yellow jack’ disease leaves 70 dead
By Hanna Geissler
Vax-Before-Travel
Colombia's Yellow Fever Outbreak Case-fatality Rate Exceeds 70%
By Don Hackett
Colombia One
Colombia Issues Yellow Fever Alert After Deadly Outbreak
The New York Times
Healing Childhood Trauma: What Science Says About Breaking the Cycle
NPR
The U.S. will likely lose its measles elimination status. Here's what that means
By Maria Godoy
Medscape
2025 Was a Doozy for Measles. Are ER Docs Prepared for 2026?
By Liz Scherer
The Wall Street Journal
Opinion | In Money or Health, Measles’s Cost Is Too High
Opinion
Medical Xpress
America's measles problem: Mapping vaccination coverage gaps
Fit&Well
I took creatine every day for a month—here’s how it helped me at work and during my workouts
By Sam Rider
Gulf Coast News and Weather
Creatine craze explodes across social media
By Sarah Mankowitz
The Independent
The popular sports supplement that could improve memory and sleep
By Justin Roberts
The Hans India
Should You Take Creatine Every Day or Only on Workout Days?
News 9
Campus Corner bar identified a possible measles exposure location
By Destini Pittman
KFOR.com
Confirmed case of Measles in Norman, possible public exposure
By Kari King
OU Daily
Case of measles confirmed at Logie’s on the Corner during winter storm
By Anusha Fathepure
KOCO
Potential measles exposure reported at Norman bar
Prevention
Scientists Link These Popular Sweeteners to Cognitive Decline
By Korin Miller
ABC7 Los Angeles
Sardine fasting: a fad or does eating only fish really boost health and weight loss?
By Denise Dador
ScienceDaily
Scientists finally explain statin muscle pain
The Detroit News
UK warns of pancreatitis, deaths tied to Wegovy, Mounjaro
By Naomi Kresge
BBC
Could weight-loss jabs be behind rising gallbladder removals?
By Rachel Stonehouse
The Telegraph
Weight-loss jabs can cause deadly pancreas illness, regulator warns
By Michael Searles
Medscape
MHRA Warns of Rare Severe Pancreatitis With GLP-1 Drugs
By Sheena Meredith
BBC
Seven foods you should be eating more of right now
By Jessica Bradley
Gizmodo
Could Poop Pills Be a Secret Weapon Against Cancer?
By Ed Cara
Medical Xpress
Fecal transplant capsules show promising results in clinical trials for multiple types of cancer
Nature
Fecal microbiota transplantation plus immunotherapy in non-small cell lung cancer and melanoma: the phase 2 FMT-LUMINate trial
By Arielle Elkrief, Bertrand Routy & Laurence Zitvogel
New York Post
Poop pills a ‘game-changer’ for treating cancer: study
By Reda Wigle
GQ
To Live Longer, Do These Things
By Tom Ward
Outside Magazine
A Massive New Longevity Study Is Being Misread
By Alex Hutchinson
The Cardiology Advisor
Variation in Regular Physical Activities Best for Lower All-Cause Mortality
The Independent
Experts liken this sport to walking for healthy aging benefits
By Rachel Dobkin
Colorado Public Radio
Colorado's first child death from COVID-19 this season amid low vaccination rates and required shots overhaul
Study on Ozempic weight loss drugs 
Newser
Quitting Ozempic Is a Risky Proposition
By Kate Seamons
The Wall Street Journal
Here’s What Happens When You Stop Taking Ozempic and Wegovy - WSJ
By Sumathi Reddy
New York Post
Exclusive | The rise of ‘agonorexia’: GLP-1s feeding dangerous food and body image obsessions, sparking brand new eating disorders
By McKenzie Beard
HOLA
How to avoid Ozempic’s “rebound effect,” according to experts
Eat This Not That
6 Morning Exercises That Restore Hip Strength Faster Than Floor Stretches After 55
By Alexa Mellardo
The New York Times
5 Workouts for Better Mobility
By Erik Vance
Tom's Guide
A yoga teacher swears by this hip mobility move for tight hips — I’ve seen the benefits firsthand
By Jessica Downey
Yahoo
1 move, 3 minutes: 'Do this every morning to feel 10 years younger,' says a mobility coach
By Sam Hopes
HuffPost
10 Everyday Habits That Are Harming Your Longevity The Most
By Jillian Wilson
Eat This Not That
6 Daily Exercises That Rebuild Lost Muscle Faster Than Weight Training After 55
By Alexa Mellardo
MSN
5 chair exercises that build more leg strength than weight training after 50
Eat This Not That
The 7-Minute Morning Routine That Restores Leg Strength Faster Than Squats After 55
By Jarrod Nobbe
Eat This Not That
The 6-Minute Routine That Restores Muscle Faster Than Morning Gym Sessions After 55
By Jarrod Nobbe
ScienceAlert
Cancer May Emit Signals That Protect The Brain Against Alzheimer's
By Justin Stebbing
National Geographic
The curious link between Alzheimer’s disease and cancer
By Rachel Fairbank
New Atlas
Surprising way cancer cells clear problematic proteins in the brain
By Bronwyn Thompson
Medical Xpress
Cancer tumors may protect against Alzheimer's by cleaning out protein clumps
SciTechDaily
This Subtle Dietary Shift Led to 330 Fewer Daily Calories Without Eating Less
Zamin.uz
Without a strict diet: how to lose weight
open.kg
The Era of Strict Diets is Over: Food Quality Proves More Important than Caloric Content
Ynetnews
This unexpected discovery could let you eat more without the guilt
Bloomberg
What Covid in Pregnancy May Mean for a Generation of Children
By Jason Gale
ScienceAlert
Mouse Study Flags a Serious Downside to Popular Weight-Loss Diet
By David Nield
ScienceDaily
Keto diet weight loss may come with a hidden cost
Time Magazine
You Asked: Should I Try a Ketogenic Diet?
By Markham Heid
NDTV
Following A Keto Diet May Cause Fatty Liver Disease, New Study Warns
PennLive.com
Alice in Wonderland Syndrome: What to know about rare condition affecting children
By EmilyAnn Jackman
ScienceDaily
A 20-year-old cancer vaccine may hold the key to long-term survival
PsyPost
Surprising link found between hyperthyroidism and dark personality traits
By Eric Dolan
Business Insider
I tracked my blood glucose levels for two weeks. It felt like I was in sugar jail.
By Kim Schewitz
ScienceAlert
Carbon Dioxide 'Pulses' Clears Toxins From Parkinson's Brains in Recent Study
By Carly Cassella
EatingWell
The #1 Food People Over 50 Should Eat More Of, According to Dietitians
By Victoria Whittington
ScienceAlert
A Common Sleeping Pill May Reduce Buildup of Alzheimer's Proteins, Study Reveals
By Clare Watson
Nature
The glymphatic system clears amyloid beta and tau from brain to plasma in humans
By Jeffrey J Iliff, Laurent Giovangrandi & Donald L Elbert
University of Rochester
Why is sleep so important? Your brain depends on it
By Sofia Tokar
PR Newswire
Preventing Alzheimer's May Start at Night: Study Links Sleep to Overnight Clearing of Alzheimer's-Linked Proteins
Indian Defence Review
They Grew Human Brain Cells in Rats for the First Time, Then Noticed Something Strange
By Sarah Talbi
Indian Defence Review
The Brain Has a ‘Drainage Tunnel’ You Never Knew Existed, Now They’ve Found It
Phys.org
How a broken DNA repair tool accelerates aging
News-Medical
Research reveals a link between defective DNA repair and immune-driven inflammatory disease
the-scientist.com
DNA-Protein Crosslinks Explain Accelerated Aging in Progeria
By Rj Mackenzie
Tech Explorist
Scientists find a DNA repair glitch that pushes aging into fast-forward
By Pranjal Malewar
Medical Xpress
Night owl or early bird: Chronotype can influence your health and muscle strength
SciTechDaily
Toxin Stops Colon Cancer Growth, Without Harming Healthy Tissue
firstcoastnews.com
Jacksonville veterinarian warns of rising cases of highly contagious cat virus
By Bilyana Garland
SciTechDaily
Flavanols Break the Rules of Nutrition: Scientists Uncover the Surprising Way They Boost the Brain
Idaho Statesman
Measles resurges in the Boise area, prompts school exposure notices
By Angela Palermo
Idaho Press
Unvaccinated children with measles attend Vallivue Middle and High schools, health district warns
Idaho Education News
Health district concerned with low measles vaccine coverage
By Sean Dolan
Local News 8
Measles cases rise in Canyon County; health officials warn eastern Idaho of risk
Medical Xpress
Gut bacteria may tip the balance between feeding tumors and fueling immunity
The Daily Beast
How This Woman in Her Late 40s Got Dramatic Results Without a Facelift
By carina hsieh
ScienceAlert
Scientists Identified a New Blood Group After a 50-Year Mystery
By Tessa Koumoundouros
Live Science
Thousands of dams in the US are old, damaged and unable to cope with extreme weather. How bad is it?
By Sascha Pare
Real Simple
I Thought Lifting Heavy Weights Would Make Me Stronger—But It Ended Up Changing So Much More
By Wendy Gould
PsyPost
Novel essential oil blend may enhance memory and alertness
By Eric Dolan
Verywell Health
What Happens to Your Energy When You Take Magnesium Every Day
By Maggie O'Neill
EatingWell
What Happens to Your Blood Sugar When You Eat Dark Chocolate
Women's Health
'I'm 92 And Feel 50. Here's The Workout Routine I Swear By, And How To Get Started In Your 60s.'
By Bridie Wilkins
ScienceAlert
Mysterious Structure in Bird Eyes May Explain a Curious Lack of Blood
By David Nield
SciTechDaily
Scientists Create “Off-the-Shelf” Cartilage That Safely Guides the Body To Regrow Bone
Yahoo
Scientists Just Watched These Entities Rapidly Evolve In Space. They Could Save Your Life.
By Darren Orf
GQ
What’s Best for Longevity: Working Out or Not Drinking?
By Dean Stattmann
Health: Trusted and Empathetic Health and Wellness Information
The Best Time to Wake Up in the Morning After 60
By Jamie Ducharme
Prevention
Over 60, Is It Better for You to Wake Up Early or Sleep Longer? Experts Explain
By Korin Miller
Times of India
Family and caretakers, take note: If an old man isn’t sleeping well, it may be back pain, not insomnia or 'just old age', doctors say
By Maitree Baral
News18
Is Waking Up Early Or Sleeping Till Late Good For People In Their 60s? Doctors Break The Biggest Sleep Myth
ScienceAlert
Sleep Loss Is Physically Damaging Your Brain Cells, Study Suggests
By David Nield
Women's Health
This Is What Happens to Your Brain When You Don’t Get Enough Sleep
By Korin Miller
The Hans India
MyVoice: Views of our readers 28th January 2026
Moneycontrol
Chronic sleep deprivation can modify brain health, neurologists explain the risks
EatingWell
Biological Aging May Be Slowed by Eating This Nutrient
By Allison Knott
   

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