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AP News
Colorectal cancer is rising in younger adults. Here's who is most at risk and symptoms to watch for
By Lauran Neergaard
KCRA
James Van Der Beek had colorectal cancer. It's the deadliest cancer for young adults
By Jacqueline Howard
LiveNOW from FOX
Colorectal cancer: Symptoms and what causes it
By Catherine Stoddard
WCVB
Why has colorectal cancer risen among young people?
By Maria Stephanos & Ed Harding
Study on coffee and dementia 
Dexerto
Study says 2-3 cups of coffee a day lowers risk of dementia
By Dylan Horetski
The New York Times
2 to 3 Cups of Coffee a Day May Reduce Dementia Risk. But Not if It’s Decaf.
By Pam Belluck
NBC News
A cup (or 2 or 3) of coffee or tea a day helps keep dementia away
By Lindsey Leake
The Guardian
A couple of teas or coffees a day could lower risk of dementia, scientists say | Medical research
By Ian Sample
Measles cases in South Carolina 
JoCo Report
Johnston County Confirms First Measles Case Since 2018
WRAL
Measles exposures confirmed in multiple Triangle counties; unvaccinated most at risk
ABC11 Raleigh-Durham
Measles exposure alert: Durham, Wake, Johnston counties confirm cases
By Jon Dowding
CBS17.com
Measles exposure reported at Chapel Hill Goodwill store, Orange County health officials say
By Keaton Eberly
WINK News
57 cases of measles confirmed at Ave Maria University, 7 currently contagious
By Nicholas Karsen
Inside Higher Ed
Measles Cases Spread on College Campuses
By Sara Weissman
The Palm Beach Post
Measles surging in Florida along with vaccine schedule debate
By Anne Geggis
News4JAX
City of Jacksonville confirms 5th measles case in Duval County in 2026
By Jonathan Lundy
Study finds specific brain game reduces dementia risk over 20 years 
San Francisco Chronicle
This computer exercise may help protect your brain from dementia, study finds
By Catherine Ho
People.com
Alzheimer's Risk Cut by Nearly 40% for People Who Did This One Thing
By Cara Lynn Shultz
CNN
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 finds
By Andrew Gregory
PennLive.com
CDC warns about traveling to popular island destination due to outbreak of untreatable virus
By Chris Mautner
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | CDC (.gov)
Chikungunya in Seychelles - Level 2 - Practice Enhanced Precautions - Travel Health Notices | Travelers' Health
WGN-TV
US issues travel advisory for these islands amid virus outbreak
By Jordan Unger
The Independent
US issues travel warning to island hotspot because of a disease outbreak
By Graig Graziosi
The Washington Post
What a cardiologist eats in a day for better heart health
By Anahad O'Connor
KWCH
Heart-healthy grocery shopping guide for American Heart Month
By Max Dutton
Dakota News Now
Heart-healthy foods for American Heart Month
Hindustan Times
Cardiologist reveals exactly what he eats daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner for a healthy heart: Fish, rice, yoghurt
The Guardian
Top US medical body to review vaccine effectiveness as government ‘abdicates’ responsibility
By Melody Schreiber
American Medical Association
AMA, Vaccine Integrity Project launch vaccine review for next respiratory season
Time Magazine
TIME100 Health: Michael Osterholm
By Alice Park
The Washington Post
AMA joins effort to launch vaccine science review amid CDC turmoil
By Lena Sun
The New York Times
Baby Who Had Traveled Overseas Is City’s First Measles Case of Year
By James T. Barron
ABC7 New York
NYC measles: Health officials say unvaccinated infant who traveled overseas is city's first case
FOX 5 New York
Confirmed case of measles in NYC, Dept. of Health reports
By Briana Scalia
Spectrum News NY1
NYC reports first measles case of 2026 amid nationwide rise in infections
By Erica Brosnan
ABC7 San Francisco
Bubba's Story: Health officials warn of leptospirosis, a highly contagious deadly bacterial disease affecting dogs and people
By Stephanie Sierra
DVM360
The most common mistakes in leptospirosis diagnosis and how to avoid them
By Jane E. Sykes & Abi Bautista
Hoodline
Bubba’s Fatal Infection Has SF Vets Sounding The Alarm On Leptospirosis
By Eric Tanaka
statnews.com
What happens when pregnant people discontinue antidepressants?
By Theresa Gaffney
Contemporary OB/GYN
Antidepressant discontinuation in pregnancy tied to higher mental health emergency risk
By Kelly B Zafman
Medscape
Mental Health ED Visits Rise When Pregnancy Meds Stop
By Tara Haelle
U.S. News & World Report
Mental Health Risk Doubled For Women Who Quit Antidepressants During Pregnancy
NPR
Using GLP-1s to maintain a normal weight? There are benefits and risks
By Yuki Noguchi
Healthline
High-Quality Low Carb, Low Fat Diet May Lower Cardiovascular Risk
By Elizabeth Pratt
National Geographic
Why low-carb diets can actually raise your risk of heart disease
By Annika Hom
USA Today
Is low-carb or low-fat eating healthier for your heart? This study has the answer.
By Sara Moniuszko
NBC News
Low-fat or low-carb — which is better for the heart? The answer may surprise you
By Barbara Mantel
Nature
Exercise rewires the brain — boosting the body’s endurance
By Mariana Lenharo
ScienceAlert
Scientists Discover a Brain Circuit That Enhances Physical Endurance In Mice
By Carly Cassella
National Geographic
Want to get stronger? Your brain may matter more than muscles, new research shows
By Bethany Brookshire
New Scientist
Endurance brain cells may determine how long you can run for
By Grace Wade
Bring Me The News
Twin Cities experiencing surge of sexually-transmitted ringworm cases
CBS News
Minnesota is epicenter of nation's "largest known outbreak" of sexually transmitted ringworm, health officials say
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | CDC (.gov)
Clinician Brief: Emerging Ringworm
CIDRAP
Minnesota health officials warn of sexually transmitted fungal infection outbreak
By Chris Dall
Futurism
The Scientist Who Predicted AI Psychosis Has a Grim Forecast of What's Going to Happen Next
By Joe Wilkins
Kiplinger
A Scary Emerging AI Threat
By John Miley
VICE
The Human Line Project Is Basically AA for People Addicted to AI
By Matt Jancer
PsyPost
The scientist who predicted AI psychosis has issued another dire warning
By Eric Dolan
EWG
Nearly three-quarters of U.S. baby foods are ultra-processed, new study finds
CNN
Over 70% of tested baby foods are ultraprocessed and full of additives
By Sandee LaMotte
People.com
Over 70% of Baby Food Has 'Highly Processed Ingredients and Additives'
By Kimberlee Speakman
Medical Xpress
Nearly three quarters of US baby foods are ultra-processed, new study finds
CNET
Can NAD Plus Supplements Reverse the Aging Process? We Asked Actual Doctors
By Hedy Phillips
Marie Claire UK
NAD Is the Multitasking Skincare Ingredient to Rival Retinoids—Experts Explain How It Really Works
By Amelia Yeomans
Trend Hunter
Skin Cell Renewal Treaments
By Laura Mcquarrie
Nature
Niacin in your bread, NAD in your lab
By Craig P Johnston
Live Science
Cancer vaccine shows promise against HPV-related throat tumors in early study
By Clarissa Brincat
SciTechDaily
Scientists Supercharge HPV Cancer Vaccine With a Tiny Structural Shift
Medical Xpress
HPV cancer vaccine slows tumor growth and extends survival in preclinical model
GEN - Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News
Antigen Orientation Boosts HPV Cancer SNA Vaccine, Slows Tumors in Models
statnews.com
WHO director-general calls plans for U.S.-funded vaccine trial ‘unethical’
By Helen Branswell
Retraction Watch
Guest post: The CDC hepatitis B study is unethical and must never be published
Al Jazeera
Why US-funded vaccine trial plan for babies in Guinea-Bissau caused outrage
By Shola Lawal
Democrats, Energy and Commerce Committee | (.gov)
E&C Democrats Demand Answers from Trump Administration on Unethical Hepatitis B Experiment on Newborns
Phys.org
Rich medieval Christians bought graves 'closer to God' despite leprosy stigma, archaeologists find
By Sadie Harley
The New York Times
Mexico May Be on Brink of Losing Its Measles-Free Status
By Emiliano Rodriguez
Reuters
In Mexico, at least 28 have died from measles outbreak that started 2025
By Aida Pelaez-fernandez
AP News
Mexico state steps up health screening in schools as measles cases grow nationwide
Mexico News Daily
Government urges measles vaccination as the 'most contagious viral disease' spreads in Mexico
TRICARE Newsroom (.mil)
Learn how TRICARE covers breast cancer screenings
vox.com
Why a walk around the block could literally save your life
By Dylan Scott
ScienceAlert
Parkinson's May Emerge From a Deeper Brain Network Than We Thought
By Carly Cassella
Nature
Parkinson’s disease as a somato-cognitive action network disorder
By Gong-Jun Ji, Hesheng Liu & Evan Gordon
SciTechDaily
Scientists May Have Found the True Source of Parkinson’s Disease
Scientific American
‘Extraordinary’ brain network discovery changes our understanding of Parkinson’s disease
By Allison Parshall
Food & Wine
Could 2 Everyday Vegetables Help Clear Microplastics From Groundwater? A New Study Says Yes
By Stacey Leasca
Daily Kos
RFK Jr.'s MAHA weirdos can't quit their horse-dewormer fetish
KFF Health News
US Cancer Institute Studying Ivermectin’s ‘Ability To Kill Cancer Cells’
By Rachana Pradhan
statnews.com
National Cancer Institute studying ivermectin’s ‘ability to kill cancer cells,’ alarming career scientists
By Rachana Pradhan
Ars Technica
Dewormer ivermectin as cancer cure? RFK Jr.’s NIH funds “absurd” study.
By Beth Mole
Yahoo
Scientists stunned after virus jumps between humans and animals: 'It was a very unusual situation'
NJ.com
Stomach bug ravaging Sussex County but it’s not coming from foodborne outbreak, health officials say
By Jackie Roman
Nature
SLAMF6 as a drug-targetable suppressor of T cell immunity against cancer
By André Veillette, Zhenghai Tang & Ming-Chao Zhong
Exercise as therapy for depression 
ScienceAlert
Major Review Reveals The Best Exercises For Easing Depression
SciTechDaily
This Simple Habit Can Significantly Ease Depression and Anxiety
The Guardian
Exercise can be ‘frontline treatment’ for mild depression, researchers say
By Ian Sample
Healthline
Aerobic Exercise Highly Effective for Depression and Anxiety: Study
By Victoria Stokes
WSMV
Middle TN school district announces Thursday, Friday closures due to flu
By Brendan Tierney & Caleb Wethington
WTVC
Grundy County Schools move to virtual learning due to illness spike
By Ray Collado
Kingsport Times News
Region flu activity still rising
WZTV
Coffee County Schools closed due to illness
By Brittany D. Coggins
EatingWell
Over 40? A Spine Surgeon Urges You to Pick Up This Habit
By Danielle Deangelis
Woman & Home
Walking is not enough - Dr Amir Khan reveals how to build stronger bones over 60
By Kat Storr
Prevention
The Best Exercises for Bone Health Over 50, According to Fitness Experts
By Alyssa Sybertz
RBC-Ukraine
Doctor reveals accessible solution for stronger legs and bones
By Daryna Vialko
Medical Xpress
Common anti-seizure drug prevents Alzheimer's plaques from forming, study shows
By Kristin Samuelson
Northwestern Now News
Common anti-seizure drug prevents Alzheimer’s plaques from forming
By Kristin Samuelson
Medical News Today
Alzheimer's: Anti-seizure drug helps reduce amyloid buildup in brain
By Tim Newman
New York Post
Decades-old FDA-approved drug can slow progression of Alzheimer’s
By Reda Wigle
Nature
Transmission of MPXV from fire-footed rope squirrels to sooty mangabeys
By Jasmin Schlotterbeck, Fabian Leendertz & Alex Mielke
SFGATE
New flu strain rising as Bay Area virus levels hit season high
By Gillian Mohney
GLP-1 weight loss drugs 
NewsNation
GLP-1 drugs may cause scurvy in patients
By Stephanie Whiteside
People.com
People on GLP-1s Are Getting an Old-Timey Sailors' Disease
By Cara Lynn Shultz
KOMO
Can GLP-1 weight-loss drugs lead to scurvy? What experts say
By Alexx Altman-devilbiss
The Daily Beast
Taking GLP-1 Drugs May Put You at Risk of Rare ‘Pirate Disease’
The Times of Israel
Israeli researchers find gut bacteria may boost immune system of HIV patients
The Detroit News
Dr. Roach: Calcium buildup can't be reversed by quitting supplements
By Keith Roach
The New York Times
Do You Need These Popular Supplements?
By Alice Callahan
Times of India
When “natural” isn’t safer: How supplements can throw your body out of balance
By Maitree Baral
WorldHealth.net
7 Popular Supplement Combinations that Might Be Dangerous
By Tamsyn Julie Webber
streamlinefeed.co.ke
The Supplements Industry: What Works, What Is Hype, and How People Get Harmed Without Realising
AOL.com
Cardiologists Wish You’d Do These 5 Things More Often
AP News
Studies test whether gene-editing can fix high cholesterol. For now, take your medicine
By Lauran Neergaard
ScienceDaily
This kefir and fiber combo beat omega-3 in slashing inflammation
Earth.com
Drinking this every day is shown to slow biological aging in humans
By Eric Ralls
The Boston Globe
Hey, how’s your A1C?
By Lisa B. Zwirn
Good News Network
Highly Fatal Virus May Finally Be Treatable with First Vaccine–Clinical Trials Starting
Live Science
Diagnostic dilemma: Teenager contracts rare 'welder's anthrax,' marking the ninth known case ever reported
By Sophie Berdugo
EatingWell
4 Supplements to Avoid If You Have Arthritis, According to Experts
By Sarah Garone
The Conversation
‘It ain’t no unicorn’: meet the researchers who’ve interviewed 130 Bigfoot hunters
By Jamie Lewis & Andy Bartlett
AOL.com
Never Combine These 2 Supplements if You’re Taking Blood Thinners, Cardiologists Warn
By Beth Ann Mayer
Prevention
Scientists Find Surprising Reason Vitamin D May Not Work for You
By Korin Miller
Health: Trusted and Empathetic Health and Wellness Information
What Happens When You Take Magnesium and Vitamin D Together?
Hindustan Times
Can vitamin D reduce heart attack risk? US doctor explains why results may vary for different people
By Eshana Saha
Verywell Health
Vitamin D Dosing, Magnesium Combo for Sleep—and 3 More Wellness Tips This Week
By Abby Norman
Medical Xpress
Single DMT dose treats stress-induced depression more effectively than Prozac in mice
By Ingrid Fadelli
EatingWell
4 Things to Do Every Day If You Have High Cholesterol
By Mackenzie Burgess
Verywell Health
The Best Time to Eat Breakfast If You Have High Cholesterol
By Mark Gurarie
EatingWell
Best Breakfast Foods for High Cholesterol
Hindustan Times
Cardiologist shares 5 habits that he practises daily to protect himself from heart failure: ‘I'd never ignore my blood…’
By Eshana Saha
RSVP Live
Doctor shares simple way to lower cholesterol without statins
By Sophie Buchan
Sustain Health Magazine
How To Lower Cholesterol Without Losing Your Mind – Or Your Dinner
Daily Express
NHS shares five lifestyle changes to lower cholesterol 'before' statins
By Fiona Callingham
Live Science
Needle-free insulin? Scientists invent gel that delivers insulin through the skin in animal studies
By Sayan Tribedi
The Jerusalem Post
New implant could transform diabetes treatment
The Times of Israel
From Lab to Life: An End to Insulin Needles?
By Shlomo Maital
The New York Times
4 Months Trapped in a Hospital for an Obsolete Way of Treating Their Disease
By Stephanie Nolen & Arlette Bashizi
Euronews.com
From almonds to pistachios: Which nut is the healthiest?
By Marta Iraola
SciTechDaily
Popular Heartburn Medication May Trigger Anemia and Bone Loss, New Study Warns
Medical Xpress
Prolonged use of the drug omeprazole may lead to nutritional deficiencies
The Mirror
Dr Amir Khan's omeprazole '3 common side effects' warning to people with acid reflux
By Charlotte Smith & Robert Rowlands
Study Finds
Are Heartburn Medications Quietly Disrupting Your Body’s Mineral Balance?
Hacker News
Carl Sagan's Baloney Detection Kit: Tools for Thinking Critically (2025)
Nature
Conformational diversity and fully opening mechanism of native NMDA receptor
By Yelin Chen & Sensen Zhang
PsyPost
Scientists asked men to smell hundreds of different vulvar odors to test the "leaky-cue hypothesis"
By Eric Dolan
ScienceAlert
Memory Loss in Alzheimer's Linked to Problems With The Brain's 'Replay Mode'
By David Nield
Ynetnews
The pink illusion of Israeli nightlife: the party powder hiding a dangerous gamble
By Roy Zucker
Men's Health
'At 35, My Testosterone Was Shockingly Low – How I Increased It by 250% in 28 Days Without TRT'
By Daniel Davies
Times of India
Liver damage without symptoms: The silent spread of hepatitis in India
By Maitree Baral
The Telegraph
Deadly Victorian diseases are making a comeback in Britain
By Emily Craig
Daily Mail
Doctors said my migraines were just 'getting old'. It was cancer
By Rebel Wylie
The Telegraph
As a prostate cancer surgeon, this is what I wish every man knew about the disease
By Prabhakar Rajan
   

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