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Rhode Island Powassan virus diagnosis 
The Washington Post
This rare tick-borne disease is on the rise in the U.S.
By Erica Sloan
The Boston Globe
Tick-borne illness has gained a foothold in New England. Here’s how.
By Erin Douglas
WJAR
Rhode Island man diagnosed with Powassan disease
WPRI.com
RI man contracts rare tick-borne ‘Powassan’ virus
By Sarah Bawden
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Lingering distrust, low vaccine rates threaten containment of Lancaster measles outbreak
By Hanna Webster & Jimmy Cloutier
LancasterOnline
Doctors warn of severe adult measles cases as Lancaster County outbreak grows
By Anne Garber & Blaine Shahan
Inquirer.com
Pennsylvania health officials address measles outbreak: ‘We will not slow down until this ... is over.’
WFMZ.com
State health officials monitor measles spread in Pennsylvania
By Tom Rader
vox.com
Four easy ways to live longer
By Jonquilyn Hill
NBC News
Shingles vaccine may also offer protection against dementia, studies increasingly show
By Lindsey Leake
SciTechDaily
Shingles Vaccine Linked to 24% Lower Dementia Risk in Older Adults
By Juan Siliezar
The Times of Israel
A Shot Against Forgetting
Boing Boing
Suspected brain cancer turns out to be pork tapeworm infestation
By Rob Beschizza
WION
Worms in Spanish man's brain puzzle doctors as no clear cause is revealed
By Anamica Singh
Ars Technica
Doctors suspected man had brain cancer. He actually had worms.
By Beth Mole
San Francisco Chronicle
U.S. may have lost a ‘crown jewel’ of public health, experts say
By Erin Allday
CIDRAP
Two new reports highlight obstacles to containing US measles outbreaks
By Laine Bergeson
Peoriatimes.com
The biggest summer illness threat
Jacksonville Journal-Courier
Measles, whooping cough spike amid low vaccination rates
By Tim Henderson
The Guardian
Screen time can damage under-twos’ development, landmark study suggests
By Sally Weale
The Times
Babies should have no intentional screen time, review says
By Ross Kaniuk
News-Medical
Early screen time may impact subsequent academic performance and working memory
RBC-Ukraine
Truth about kids and screen time: What experts recommend
By Dariia Yankovska
Phys.org
Peptide alternative to antibiotics could combat antimicrobial resistance crisis
By Gillian Rutherford
Nature
Data-driven surrogates of rational design enable antimicrobial peptide optimization
By Goran Mauša & Daniela Kalafatovic
NewsNation
New peptide can treat antimicrobial-resistant infections, study finds
New York Post
Going through menopause? Vital therapy slashes risk of low bone density by 69%
By Rachel Sacks
New York Post
The low-cal dessert that’s good for your gut health, eases joint pain — and can fight aging
By Rachel Sacks
The Washington Post
We asked nurses. Here are the at-home medical items they swear by
By Jolie Kerr
KCRA
Few sunscreens meet safety standards, new report says
By Sandee LaMotte
HuffPost
Health Experts Reveal The 1 Thing They Wish Their Older Patients Would Do
By Robin Asbell
Newsday
Raccoon with rabies scratches Manorville resident
By Sam Kmack
Age and cancer surge 
Euronews
Younger people are ageing faster biologically, study finds
By Amber Bryce
Nature
Biological aging and generational shifts in early-onset cancer risk
By Xiaoyu Zong, Daniel Hong & Yin Cao
ScienceAlert
Younger Adults May Be Aging Faster Than Previous Generations
By Michelle Starr
The Times of India
Cancer Risk: Your body is aging faster than your parents' did at the same age, new study finds
PsyPost
People with insecure relationship habits tend to have more children, study finds
By Eric Dolan
WMUR
Jamestown Canyon virus detected in Exeter
By Nicole Poitras
MyChamplainValley.com
Mosquitoes in Charlotte test positive for Jamestown Canyon Virus
By Benjamin Breen
Burlington Free Press
How mosquito traps catch EEE and West Nile before Vermonters get sick
Vermont Daily Chronicle
VT Headlines: Mosquitoes in Charlotte test positive for Jamestown Canyon Virus
Hindustan Times
Eggs score 10/10, quinoa just 4/10: Dietitian rates 9 popular protein sources and reveals which ones are worth eating | Health
By Akanksha Agnihotri
Futurism
Parasite That Affects Cognition Has Quietly Infected Billions of People
ScienceAlert
Parasite Affecting 1 in 3 People Is a Serious Risk to Human Health, Scientists Warn
By David Nield
7NEWS
Urgent warning as disease carried by cats linked to blindness and pregnancy issues
By Fred Pawle
The Sun
The 7 vague symptoms of 'overlooked' parasite that risks blinding and miscarriage - as 1 in 3 'unknowingly' infected
By Eliza Loukou
ScienceAlert
The Cells In Your Body Fade With Age, But There May Be a Way to Reverse It
By David Nield
HuffPost
Here's What You Should Know If You Use Your Hands To Clean Your Body In The Shower
By Jillian Wilson
NPR
If a Lyme disease vaccine gets approved, how would it go over? We asked hunters
By bram sable-smith
Retraction Watch
Weekend reads: A tsunami of misleading medical studies; retraction calls cancer therapy timing into question; a closer look at Max Planck’s retractions
The New York Times
‘Too Good to Be True’: A Chinese Study on Timing Cancer Therapy Is Retracted
By Rebecca Robbins
Fierce Pharma
Nature retracts provocative PD-1 study that tied lung cancer survival to treatment timing
By Angus Liu
Endpoints News
Retraction of high-profile paper on cancer drug timing could hand ammo to China hawks
By Elizabeth Cairns
Medical Xpress
Scratching that bug bite might feel good at first but science explains why it's a bad idea
By Lauran Neergaard
ADHD diagnosis in adulthood 
HuffPost UK
A Generation Overlooked: The ADHD Diagnosis Gap Among Over-65s
By Natasha Hinde
The Guardian
Think your parent is neurodivergent? Here’s what you need to know
By Rhiannon Evans
KOLN | Nebraska Local News, Weather, Sports | Lincoln, NE
Understanding ADHD, autism and other conditions in older adults
EatingWell
The #1 Snack for Better Gut Health, Recommended by a Gastroenterologist
By Kiersten Hickman
Fox News
Could 'humanmaxxing' actually help you live longer? Here's what experts say
By Khloe Quill
Fox News
Green bananas aren't necessarily bad; experts explain the hidden health perk
Sports Illustrated
I Thought I Was Ahead of the Curve on Sun Protection. It Was Already Too Late.
By Kurt Mazurek
Fox News
New blood test detects 90% of aggressive prostate cancer cases, beating current screenings
By Angelica Stabile
The Manila Times
Pioneering screening test offers potential to find more aggressive prostate cancers
Oncodaily
Adam B. Weiner: Can Stockholm3 Outperform PSA for Prostate Cancer Screening?
The Telegraph
Prostate cancer blood test detects twice as many cases
By Laura Donnelly
Yahoo Life UK
Dad, 28, Makes Ultimate Birthday Sacrifice to Save His Baby Son’s Life: ‘Felt Like a Ticking Time Bomb’ (Exclusive)
By Toria Sheffield & Nicholas Rice
WTHR
Greenwood father urges others not to ignore warning signs one year after rare medical emergency
By Ashton Hackman
AOL.com
You Don’t Actually Need to Get 10,000 Steps per Day. Here’s How Much You Should Walk, According to Experts
By Olivia Luppino
Men's Fitness
Is 10,000 Steps a Day Actually Based on Science? Here’s What the Research Says
Marie Claire UK
I Ditched My 10k Step Count Goal and Tried Intuitive Walking
By Rebecca Lawton
Daily Express
Doctors settle the debate on how many steps a day you should take - it's not 10,000
By Holly Kintuka
BBC
Woman from Essex urges over-70s to self-refer for mammograms
By Nikki Fox
Slate Magazine
There’s an Easy Way to Reduce Summer Party Anxiety for Everyone. And We Already Have the Technology.
By Nadira Goffe
The New York Times
Volunteers Are Risking Their Lives to Stop Ebola. They Aren’t Always Welcome.
By Arlette Bashizi & Declan Walsh
Reuters
In the shadow of Ebola: Scenes from the outbreak's frontlines
Yahoo
Spreading awareness on the frontlines of Ebola response
Fox News
These leafy greens could help protect your lungs, study suggests
By Teresa Mull
EatingWell
Endocrinologists Share 5 Habits to Break for Healthier Blood Sugar
By Roxana Ehsani
AZ Family
Arizona health officials investigate suspected pneumonic plague case
By Mitchell Koch
The Times of India
Brain-boosting foods: Hyderabad neurologist explains why coffee and dark chocolate make the list, why coc
ScienceAlert
The Best Diet For Brain Health Is Probably Not What You Think
By Carly Cassella
MedPage Today
Dementia Risk Lower With Anti-Inflammatory Diet Even With Alzheimer's Biomarkers
By Judy George
AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST
Preventing Alzheimer's
ScienceDaily
New vitamin B12 therapy shows promise against deadly brain cancer
The Cool Down
High doses of vitamin B3 could help in fight against deadly brain cancer, study finds
Earth.com
A common vitamin may help the immune system fight a deadly brain cancer
NDTV
Can Vitamin B3 Help Fight This Deadly Brain Cancer? Here's What A New Study Suggests
By Debosmita Ghosh
EatingWell
The Best Tea for Lowering High Blood Pressure, Recommended by a Dietitian
By Lauren Manaker
SciTechDaily
Slow Breathing Can Rewire Your Brain and Change the Choices You Make
ScienceDaily
Scientists discover what triggers belly fat as we age
The Guardian
About 170,000 people in England expected to die from obesity-linked heart conditions by 2035
By Tobi Thomas
BBC
Obesity cases rising fastest in young adults
By Nick Triggle
British Heart Foundation
170,000 lives at risk over next decade from weight-linked cardiovascular disease
Pharmacy Business
Obesity on the rise in younger adults of England: Study
Jacksonville Journal-Courier
Another B vitamin linked to worse outcomes for cancer
By Karl Hille
Good Housekeeping
Taking Vitamin B12? This Is the Most Important Thing to Remember
By Lisa Mulcahy
ScienceDaily
This common vitamin deficiency can mimic normal aging
Moneycontrol.com
Low energy levels, always tired and forgetfulness? You're probably suffering from this vitamin's...
By Namita Kalla
EatingWell
10 Signs You're Not Getting Enough Magnesium—and What to Do About It
By Lauren Elizabeth Wicks
Ynetnews
The dark side of supplements: How ‘natural’ pills can harm your liver and kidneys
By Tzur Gueta
BBC
Popping a cocktail of supplements every day might be doing you more harm than good
By Ruth Clegg
The Nugget Newspaper
Woman offers warning about excessive supplements
By Jim Cornelius
The Seattle Times
Do you take vitamin and mineral supplements? Why more isn’t better
By Carrie Dennett
The New York Times
Drones Used to Fight Mosquitoes as Dengue Fever Surges in Sri Lanka
Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka
Health experts reject PM’s claims linking dengue surge to ‘new strain’
By Sheain Fernandopulle
Island.lk
Dengue risk zones identified in Kandy District as cases rise
By Thilina Walpola
The Morning
NDCU states: DENV-2, prolonged rainfall driving dengue surge
marthastewart.com
What Drinking Oat Milk Every Day Does to Your Body, According to Nutrition Experts
By Bridget Shirvell
MarketWatch
This disease is more expensive than cancer and heart disease combined. And it’s only going to get worse.
By Jessica Hall
westsidecurrent.com
Dementia Costs Expected to Hit $818 Billion This Year, USC Study Finds
Earth.com
Dementia costs America $818 billion a year, and families pay most of the price
By Sanjana Gajbhiye
Audacy
Cost of care for dementia patients reaches $818B
New York Post
Parenting habit up to 6 months could protect kids against ADHD symptoms later
By Mckenzie B. Beard
San Francisco Chronicle
Can 30 seconds of exercise actually make a difference? Here’s what experts say
By Catherine Ho
The Guardian
Fit with just five minutes’ exercise a day? I don’t believe it | Devi Sridhar
Opinion
By Devi Sridhar
theweek.in
Are 1-minute workouts creating a fitness myth? Why they’re not a shortcut to real health
Opinion
Futura, le média qui explore le monde
No gym required: the under-5-minute daily habit science links to a longer life
WTVC
After 7-year-old's fight with brain cancer, Cleveland family advocates for blood donations
By Ray Collado
USA Today
Brooke Burke says 'menopause can be sexy'—here’s why
By Kasey Caminiti
Newsweek
Girl, 11, boards plane with mystery symptoms—man beside her changes everything
By Rachael O'connor
Business Insider
A chef-turned nutrition scientist eats 30g of fiber a day. She shared her go-to breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
By Kim Schewitz
Hindustan Times
‘Fibremaxxing with avocado and beans’: Try this gastroenterologist-approved recipe to hit your daily fibre goals
By Eshana Saha
UCLA Health
Why fiber is important – and how to get enough
By Leo Smith
NDTV
Why You Need To Eat Fibre Daily
Medical Xpress
Large MRI analysis uncovers brain-region thinning tied to depression
By Ingrid Fadelli
Agência FAPESP
Chronic depression alters the way how brain networks communicate among themselves
The Southern Star
YOUR MENTAL HEALTH: Depression: biological does not mean untreatable
Deccan Herald
Science finds why people with depression feel so stuck – their brain may be 'entrapping' them
SciTechDaily
Hidden Virus May Have Infected 9.4 Million People – Scientists Say We’ve Missed Most Cases
Daily Kos
Infectious Information 6/27/2026
HuffPost
The Most Common Warning Signs Of Rectal Cancer
By Jillian Wilson
EatingWell
20 No-Sugar Mediterranean Diet Recipes for Beginners
By Lily Menk
Yahoo
We asked Bay Area residents where they'd like to move. The answers surprised us
By Peter Hartlaub
EatingWell
Fish Oil vs. Cod Liver Oil Supplements: Which Is Better for Heart Health?
By Devinee Lingo
AOL.com
Popular pain supplement linked to faster Alzheimer’s decline — and death
By Rachel Sacks
Health: Trusted and Empathetic Health and Wellness Information
Millions Take Glucosamine for Joint Health—But Does It Work?
By Laura Bradley
Earth.com
A common joint supplement may hide a risk for vulnerable brains
By Jordan Joseph
NZ Optics
Study links joint pain supplement to accelerating dementia
Vogue India
11 topical minoxidil alternatives to boost hair growth
By Tatiana Dias
CTV News
Woman with Alzheimer’s shows improvements after taking magic mushrooms in single-person study
By Christl Dabu
New Scientist
Woman with Alzheimer's starts conversing again after taking psilocybin
By Mattha Busby
Psychedelic Alpha
A Research Hypothesis, Not A Treatment Recommendation: Marcos Lago on the Viral Psilocybin for Alzheimer's Case Report
Futura, le média qui explore le monde
Severe Alzheimer’s: what happened after a dose of psilocybin surprised researchers
WJAR
New procedure treats hard-to-manage high blood pressure
By Barbara Morse
WECT
HEALTH FIRST: New advancements in high blood pressure treatment
Nature
Pleiotropic effects of renal denervation beyond blood pressure reduction
By Aikaterini Damianaki, Konstantinos Tsioufis & Angeliki Vakka
Mega Doctor News
DHR Health Bringing Innovative Renal 2 Denervation Treatment to Patients in South Texas
Good News Network
Hospital Opens Roof Garden Where Critical Care Patients Can Enjoy the Outdoors for Hours With Full Care
India Today
Can sunshine aid recovery? Why hospitals once used sunlight as therapy
By Sneha Mordani
Asianet Newsable
Sun Therapy: Healing ICU Patients with Sunlight? UK Hospital’s Unique Approach Explained!
Healthcare Management Magazine
'Visionary project' takes critical care outdoors
Medical News Today
3 new studies point to promising ways to reduce stroke risk
By Amy Mclean
Yahoo
Grandma of 8 Thought ‘Bad Back’ Was from Working a Long Shift. It Was Actually a Flesh-Eating Infection That Killed Her
By Lexi Lane
   

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