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Ebola outbreak in DRC 
AP News
Ebola cases in eastern Congo climb to 782 and deaths reach 181, authorities say
By Jean-yves Kamale
The Guardian
Ebola one month on: will the latest outbreak in DRC become the most deadly yet?
By Kat Lay
Reuters
Health workers struggle to contain Ebola in Congo camps as distrust grows
By Gradel Muyisa & Benoit Nyemba
news - Mongabay
As human Ebola cases climb in DRC, critically endangered gorillas are at risk
By Sharon Guynup
Measles exposure reported at SFO and San Jose locations 
Yahoo
World's most infectious disease case found in California after they passed through super spreader hubs
By Daniel Farr
NBC Bay Area
Health officials confirm case of measles in a Santa Clara County resident
By Victoria Meza
ABC7 Bay Area
Santa Clara Co. resident infected with measles traveled to several Bay Area locations, including SFO, health officials warn
KTVU
Health officials warn of possible measles exposure at SFO, San Jose locations
By Betty Yu
CBS News
A mom's Stage IV cancer had no symptoms. An innovative surgery saved her life.
By Kerry Breen
Newser
Behind the Scenes at World Cup, Lots of Disease Busters
The Boston Globe
The summer may be defined by more than soccer
Opinion
CIDRAP
The behind-the-scenes work of protecting World Cup fans from infectious diseases
By Meghan Holohan
The Independent
Experts warn these infectious diseases could spread at the World Cup 2026
By Andrés F. Henao-Martínez
HuffPost
An 88-Year-Old Woman Was Brought To My ER. When Her Family Told Me Why, I Was Stunned.
By Diane Birnbaumer
The Washington Post
Researchers are uncovering ADHD’s links to these other health conditions
By Cheyenne Buckingham
BBC
Period pain: Simple shopping swap for better pain relief, study reveals
By Michelle Roberts
Business Insider
Testosterone is being overprescribed to men — here's who should take it, and when it backfires
By Gabby Landsverk
WRIC ABC 8News
Urologists warn about infertility risks linked to testosterone treatments promoted online
By Madison Moore
News-Medical
Study finds gaps in guideline-based testosterone prescribing practices
cbs19news.com
UVA Health warns men about risks of hormone treatments promoted online
By Karesha Graham
The Independent
What to know about alpha-gal syndrome as cases of life-threatening meat allergy spike
By Matthew Perrone
AP News
What to know about alpha-gal syndrome, the life-threatening meat allergy caused by tick bites
By Matthew Perrone
KY3
Potential new Missouri law would track tick-borne meat allergy affecting thousands
By Hannah Falcon
WGBH
Tick-borne illness alpha-gal syndrome now considered public health threat in Mass.
By Marilyn Schairer
Medical News Today
Sugar-free, low-fat diet tied to insulin resistance in mouse study
By Erika Watts
ScienceDaily
Scientists found a surprising problem with sugar-free diets
New York Post
Good news for sweet tooths: Going sugar-free can mess with your gut and metabolism: study
By Mckenzie B. Beard
سانا
Study suggests removing sucrose may disrupt gut health
GLP-1 medications for weight loss 
Gizmodo
Ozempic Users Are Skimping Out on Exercise, Study Finds
By Ed Cara
ScienceDaily
People taking GLP-1 weight loss drugs like Ozempic started moving less
Healthline
Ozempic, Wegovy: Why People Using GLP-1s Are Less Likely to Exercise
By MANDY. FRENCH
News-Medical
Physical activity declines after starting GLP-1 obesity treatments
WJAR
445 birds euthanized due to bird flu outbreak at Rhode Island market
Live Science
'This might be the point of no return': Experts on the current measles outbreak and where we go from here
By Nicoletta Lanese
KFF Health News
Anguished Parents. Doctors in Tears. Utah’s Long Measles Outbreak Takes a Toll.
CIDRAP
US measles cases continue to climb, especially in Virginia
By Jim Wappes
The New York Times
With Measles Roaring Back, the Search for a Treatment Is On
By Teddy Rosenbluth
Protecting against mosquitoes 
The Washington Post
Column | Here’s how I got rid of mosquitoes when nothing else worked
By Maggie Penman
WHIZ
Mosquito Management - WHIZ - Fox 5 / Marquee Broadcasting
Yahoo Creators
I Was Tired of Being Eaten Alive by Mosquitoes in the Backyard—Here's What Finally Worked
By Tamara White
TelegraphHerald.com
US-NEWS-MED-MOSQUITOES-DISEASE-CONTROL-FILEPIC-DMT
The Washington Post
Global HIV prevention declined drastically after Trump aid cuts, U.N. finds
By Rael Ombuor
The Guardian
Funding cuts and repressive laws raise risk of new HIV epidemic, says UNAids
By Kat Lay
UNAIDS
UNAIDS calls for renewed global solidarity as UN Secretary-General’s report warns that AIDS is not over and fragile gains are at risk
ReliefWeb
Global AIDS brief - United to end AIDS
PsyPost
Common supplement may accelerate memory loss from Alzheimer’s disease
By Ramon Sun
Nature
Hyperglycosylation is a metabolic driver of Alzheimer’s disease
By Stefan Prokop, Jiang Bian & Jessica A Sudderth
ScienceDaily
Popular joint supplement glucosamine linked to faster Alzheimer’s progression
UF Health
Study links joint pain supplement to accelerating dementia
By Michelle Jaffee
New study links environmental contaminants to breast milk 
The Guardian
Dangerous hormone-disrupting chemicals found in US breast milk samples
By Tom Perkins
Bioengineer.org
Detection of EDCs in Breast Milk and Infant Urine Up to Six Months Highlights Early Exposure Risks
India News Network
Study Links Endocrine Disruptors to Breast Milk Contamination
The Times of India
Endocrine-disrupting chemicals found in breast milk, new study reveals
The Mercury News
Dear Abby: I revealed my health concern. He talked about himself.
By Jeanne Phillips
Exercise and longevity 
The Times of India
How much strength training do you really need to live longer? Not much
ScienceDaily
Scientists found the strength training sweet spot for a longer life
Fox News
Weekly weightlifting sweet spot may be linked to longer life, study finds
By Angelica Stabile
EatingWell
How Much You Should Exercise to Live Longer, According to a New Study
By Carrie Michele Myers
Slate Magazine
My Wife’s Puritanical “Sex Rule” Is Really Putting a Damper Our Big Jamaican Vacation
By Rich Juzwiak
The Guardian
Antidepressants and antipsychotics could serve as alternatives to opioids, study finds
By Hannah Harris Green
EatingWell
5 Drinks With More Blood Pressure Benefits Than Green Tea
By Amy Brownstein
Financial Times
Why Ebola came back — and a warning for the next pandemic
By David Pilling
Oncodaily
The World Is Still Reacting to Health Crises, That Has to Change – Global Health Otherwise
Firstpost
Why disease outbreaks are becoming more frequent across the world
By Toufiq Rashid
AIDS Healthcare Foundation
Ebola Outbreak Exposes Need for Stronger Investment in Preparedness
The Press Democrat
Sonoma County programs aim to address alarming rates of senior isolation
By Kerry Benefield
Health: Trusted and Empathetic Health and Wellness Information
11 Foods Highest in Vitamin D
Bored Panda
Mind-Blowing Simulation Reveals What 36 Hours Of Fasting Really Does To Your Body
By Seema Sinha
Stuff
You're not eating too much, you’re eating too long
By Grant Schofield
Attack of the Fanboy
A YouTube video walks through every hour of a 36-hour fast, but the experts quoted alongside it say the science doesn't quite hold up
By Saqib Soomro
timesdaily.com
Tracking the pounds: Hype about interval fasting is not justified, study suggests
By Stefan Parsch
Phys.org
Dogs and humans are more alike than we thought, study finds
Yahoo
One dog's impact on the science of aging
By William Croxton
NC State University
Celebrating Dog 100 as Study on Canine Aging Continues to Break Ground
The Oklahoman
Could new anti-aging drugs extend your dog's life? Trials underway
Ground Truths | Eric Topol
A New Path to Preventing Cancer
By Eric Topol
The Economist
New techniques can predict and prevent lung cancer
The Hindu
Can lung cancer be prevented using a drug?
By Rajeev Jayadevan
Oncodaily
Ryan Schoenfeld: Mark Foundation-Supported Research Breaks Into the Mainstream
EatingWell
7-Day No-Sugar, High-Protein Meal Plan for High Blood Pressure, Created by a Dietitian
By Emily Lachtrupp
Harvard Health
Eating more soy and other legumes might ward off high blood pressure
By Maureen Quinn Salamon
Daily Express
I’m a doctor — cut down on these foods if you have high blood pressure
By Hanna Geissler
Tribune Online
Eating beans may lower risk of high blood pressure — Study
By Sade Oguntola
New York Post
Paper or pixel? Science settles divisive debate over best way to read — real books or screens
By Hannah Sparks
marthastewart.com
What Eating Sourdough Does to Your Blood Sugar, According to Nutritionists
By Kirsten Nunez
AOL.com
You'd Never Guess This Subtle Sign Of A Stroke
By Ashley Broadwater
The Telegraph
Why midlife is the danger zone for having a stroke (and how to avoid one)
By Susanna Galton
News Channel 5 Nashville
Strokes: Facts and Prevention
Montana Standard
Health: Spotlight on Stroke
By Felix Chukwudelunzu
BuzzFeed
Specialists Are Practically Begging People To Eat These 3 Foods That Actually Lower Dementia Risk
By Ashley Broadwater
Time Magazine
The 6 Best Foods for Brain Health
By Kathleen Felton
Nevada Appeal
Fuel your mind: Why the MIND diet may be the perfect choice for National Fruit and Vegetable Month
AgriLife Today
Dietary Approaches to Support Brain Health in Aging webinar set for June 25
EatingWell
Afternoon Habits That Can Quietly Work Against Heart Health
By Adam Meyer
The Times of India
What people who stay healthy into their 80s do differently every day
graziamagazine.com
According to experts, these 8 simple habits are linked to a longer life
Diario AS
José Hernández Poveda, longevity expert: “70% of how you age depends on what you do every day”
By Marta Rodríguez Peleteiro
MSN
From family history to daily habits: 4 signs longevity is on your side
By Donna Fuscaldo
The Telegraph
RFK Jr can be a crank, but he’s not wrong about Lyme disease
By Theodore Dalrymple
WBUR
Is it safe for Americans to go into the woods today? | On Point with Meghna Chakrabarti
By Meghna Chakrabarti, Tim Skoog & Paige Sutherland
The Conway Daily Sun
Rich DiPentima: RFK, Jr., Off Base On Lyme Disease
Boston Herald
Newton-Wellesley Hospital's brain tumor investigation: New info on the 11 diagnosed nurses
By Rick Sobey
Business Insider
These longevity meal swaps may lower your biological age — while saving time and money
By Hilary Brueck
Verywell Health
Research Shows Just 4 Weeks of Simple Diet Changes Could Reverse Aging
By Mira Miller
The Jerusalem Post
6 small changes at dinner that could extend your life
Yahoo
The Exact Lunch Formula Nutritionists Recommend for Longevity
Inquirer.com
In Lancaster, measles cases are rising as providers try to combat low vaccination rates
By Aubrey Whelan
Hackaday
The Pacemaker Patch
By Al Williams
Business Insider
How a nutritionist hits her protein goal without tracking food or counting macros
By Kim Schewitz
Slate Magazine
I Thought It Was Better Than Drinking—and Maybe Even Healthy. I Never Expected it Could Take Me to a Dark Place.
By Sammi Labue
Yahoo
2 daylight raccoon attacks within hours have New Jersey town eyeing rabies pellets
The Times of India
The protein craze: Are high-protein diets and supplements putting your liver at risk?
GQ
I Proteinmaxxed Too Hard. Here’s What Happened to My Body
By Dean Stattmann
The Straits Times
High-protein recipes tested
By Cherie Lok
People.com
What Is Protein Maxxing, and Why Do Some Health Experts Caution Against the 'Extreme' Diet Trend?
By Cara Lynn Shultz
BBC
Why the penis is a barometer of men's health - and we need to wake up to its warnings
By David Robson
New York Post
Erection problems are a ‘canary in a coal mine’ — and could signal major health issues in a few years
By Rachel Sacks
News24
Erectile dysfunction? That bedroom problem could be your heart talking
Men's Journal
Doctors Say This Common Bedroom Issue Could Be a 'Wake-Up Call' for a Hidden Health Problem That Should Never Be Ignored
By Kelsey Kryger
BuzzFeed
This Painful Condition Impacts Women Way More Than Men, And You Need To Know About It
By Caroline Bologna
HuffPost
5 Exercises You Should Do In The Morning, According To Experts
By Nicole Young
HuffPost
Struggling With Brain Fog And Fatigue? You Might Be Lacking This 1 Essential Mineral.
By Jillian Wilson
The Times of India
Feeling constantly tired? 8 iron deficiency warning signs women should not ignore and easy home remedies to follow
VOI.id
Doctors Reveal Why Women Are More at Risk of Anemia
By Ivan Two Putra
Los Angeles Times
New MLK hospital program brings amputations to zero for at-risk diabetic patients
By Corinne Purtill
PsyPost
A single dose of psilocybin provides months of relief from chronic suicidal thoughts in new study
By Eric Dolan
Medical Xpress
Vitamin C levels in blood plasma linked with brain connectivity and volume in older adults
By Stephanie Baum
Medical News Today
Aging brain health: Vitamin C levels linked to gray matter volume
By Corrie Pelc
Inside Precision Medicine
Higher Vitamin C Levels in Blood Linked to Healthier Aging Brains
By Clara Rodríguez
cbs19news.com
Study finds vitamin C boosts brain health in older adults
By Stephen Beech
EatingWell
The Best Morning Drink to Help You Poop (Besides Coffee)
BBC
Anaphylaxis concerns for Cardiff boy, 10, with 20 allergies
Fit&Well
This beginner 25-minute cardio workout will boost longevity in just eight weeks, says a trainer who specializes in working with older adults
By Sam Rider
Medical Xpress
This high-fat eating plan may offer a powerful way to shield the aging brain
By Sanjukta Mondal
Phys.org
Harmonic radar tags reveal how mosquitoes move through fields and parkland
By Katie Peikes
Your South Shore
The world’s deadliest animal isn’t what you think
NPR
Should we reengineer the world's deadliest animal? : Short Wave
By Emily Kwong
CBC
The world has a mosquito problem. Here's how scientists are trying to solve it
By Karen Pauls
Yahoo
Doctors Inject Human Subjects With First Vaccine Designed by AI
By Frank Landymore
Idaho State Journal
Latest CDC data puts Pocatello among nation's top COVID wastewater hot spots
ScienceAlert
Scientists Identify 2 Distinct Subtypes of Autism in The Brain
By David Nield
SciTechDaily
A Surprising Discovery Suggests Autism Is Not One Condition
Medical Xpress
Autism may have two distinct subtypes based on brain connectivity patterns
By Ingrid Fadelli
Space Daily
Older adults who took a weekly fifteen-minute walk for eight weeks felt measurably better, but the difference came down to one instruction: those told to seek out small moments of awe reported more gratitude and compassion and less daily distress
The Times of India
Not every cancer begins with pain: Doctors reveal the everyday symptoms people often ignore for too long
Seoul Economic Daily
Persistent Symptoms You Dismiss Could Signal Cancer, Doctors Warn
By Yun Jung Nam
Parade
‘I’m an Oncologist—This Is the First Body Change I’d Never Ignore’
By Korin Miller
OK! Magazine
Symptom that makes you 'want to stay in bed all day' could be cancer
By Fiona Callingham
Newsweek
Woman Hears Ringing in Her Ears, Blames Stress—Then Learns Terrifying Truth
By Lucy Notarantonio
SciTechDaily
New Discovery Reveals Vitamin K’s Surprising Role in Preventing Bone Loss
Yahoo
Golden Retriever Says Yes To Seeing His ‘Babies,’ Then Rushes Over To Snuggle Them
By Nikita Nath
The Telegraph
Five myths about prostate cancer, according to an oncologist
By Yae Eun Suh
TheCable Lifestyle
Endocrinologist advises men to take PSA tests for early prostate cancer detection
By Muhibat Sulaimon
Times Now
LIVE CHAT With Doctors: Your Most-Asked Prostate Cancer Questions Answered
By Ashima Sharda & Rachel V Thomas
GB News
The prostate cancer warning sign men are missing in the night, according to a urologist
By Solen Le Net
The Independent
How toxic masculinity and TikTok could be giving you skin cancer
By Helen Coffey
The Scottish Farmer
Health Hut: The importance of looking after your skin this summer
Largs and Millport News
Millions of Brits issued urgent skin cancer warning amid heatwave this weekend
By Matthew Evans
todayville.com
Study Finds Sunscreen Use Linked to Higher Risk of Multiple Skin Cancers
West Kentucky Star
Southern Seven Health warns of rising numbers of Lone Star ticks
wfiwradio.com
IDPH Reminds the Public to “Fight the Bite”
WSEI 92.9 FM | Freedom 92.9 | Olney, Illinois
TICKS QUICKLY SPREADING THROUGHOUT ILLINOIS
MyStateline
Illinois public health officials warn of increasing tick activity in summer
By John Clark
ScienceAlert
Brushing Your Teeth Could Help Prevent a Deadly Hospital Infection
By Brett G. Mitchell
The Conversation
Brushing your teeth in hospital could reduce the chance of catching pneumonia
By Nicole M White, Brett G. Mitchell & Allen Cheng
Anesthesiology News
A Simple Step With Big Impact: Oral Care Cuts Hospital Acquired Pneumonia Risk
By Jordan Davidson
Avondale University
HAPPEN trial finds hospital-acquired pneumonia halves with increased oral care
By Bailee Mcleod
marthastewart.com
What Eating Oatmeal Every Day Does to Your Body, According to Nutrition Experts
By Kirsten Nunez
Daily Star
Cholesterol-lowering breakfast that costs less than £1 and no cooking required
By Sydney Evans & Chloe Dobinson
Wales Online
Queen Camilla's simple daily breakfast 'slashes cholesterol' for healthy heart
By Ethan Evans
Yorkshire Live
Breakfast food under £1 that could slash your 'bad' cholesterol
By Sydney Evans & Chloe Dobinson
ParadePets
This Golden Retriever Came Up With the Most Brilliant Way to Beat the Summer Heat
By Kendra Syrdal
   

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