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ScienceDaily
Millions take calcium and vitamin D for bone health. A major review finds little benefit
The Seattle Times
Pennsylvania Measles Outbreak Met With Defiance and a Rush to Vaccinate
By Kevin Williams, Mark J. Bonamo & Pooja Salhotra
The New York Times
Pennsylvania Measles Outbreak Leads to an Increase in Vaccinations
By Mark J. Bonamo, Kevin Williams & Pooja Salhotra
WTAE
PA Health Department prepares to withdraw request for CDC aid amid rise measles cases
By Carlos Cristian Flores
CNN
How common are measles deaths in the United States as vaccination rates fall?
By Jen Christensen
ScienceDaily
8 common food additives linked to high blood pressure and heart disease
매일경제
Large-scale studies have shown that 'food preservatives', commonly used to extend the shelf life of
UA.NEWS
Eight preservatives linked to hypertension in France — ScienceDaily
Gulf News
Nearly everyone eats them: These 8 food preservatives may be tied to high blood pressure, large French study finds
By Lakshana N Palat
Florida Department of Health confirms dengue fever death 
CNN
Dengue‑carrying mosquitoes expand their reach into new territories – including Florida
Tampa Bay Times
Tampa woman is first dengue fever death recorded in Florida
By Lane DeGregory & Lauren Peace
Bay News 9
Health de­partment says there are now 134 dengue fever cases in Hills­borough County; 1 death confirmed
WUSF
Florida health department confirms dengue as Tampa woman's cause of death
By Rick Mayer
California health officials warn of measles exposure on Amtrak 
KTLA
Measles-infected traveler exposed Amtrak riders across California, including in L.A.
By Josh DuBose
LAist
Long Beach bike utopia?
By Barbara Kingsley-Wilson
CBS News
California warns unvaccinated person with measles traveled through 6 counties
By Richard Ramos
myMotherLode.com
State/Local Health Officials Warn Public Measles Visitor Traveled State
The Washington Post
Column | As a doctor, here’s one drugstore medication I tell people to rethink
By Dr Trisha Pasricha
The New York Times
How Healthy Are Nuts?
By Anna Maltby
Measles exposure reported at Philadelphia International Airport 
Inquirer.com
There was a possible measles exposure at Philadelphia International Airport
6abc Philadelphia
Phila. health officials warn of possible measles exposure at Philadelphia International Airport
NBC10 Philadelphia
Health officials warn of recent measles exposure at PHL Airport
By Brendan Brightman
yahoo.com
Philadelphia airport issues measles warning
CNN
A string of rare childhood cancer cases in this California suburb has the community on edge
wowo.com
Environmental testing underway after multiple children diagnosed with Ewing sarcoma
By Brian Ford
SuaraGarut.ID
California Researchers Test Suburb After Rare Pediatric Cancer Cases
Fox News
Rare cancer cases strike in California community as families demand answers
By Melissa Rudy
Fox News
Fitness expert reveals 6 things people over 35 should do after workouts to stay strong
By Melissa Rudy
Stanford researchers transplant human brain tissue into mice 
Futurism
Scientists Unleash Franken-Mice With Brains That Are Nearly Half Human
By Frank Landymore
Nature
Developmental xenocortication using human-derived organoids in mice
By Sergiu P. Pașca, Kevin W Kelley & Ivan Soltesz
NPR
Mice with human brain cells offer a tool to study disease. Ethicists ask: What’s next?
By Pien Huang
The New York Times
These Mice Have Partly Human Brains
By Carolyn Johnson & Carl Zimmer
Legionnaires' disease outbreak reported in the South Bronx 
PIX11
Second death in Bronx Legionnaires cluster: officials
By Spencer Gustafson
News12 | Bronx
Legionnaires' outbreak expands to 2 more Bronx ZIP codes
By Molly Bruton
ABC7 New York
Bronx Legionnaires' disease cluster: Residents press NYC officials on outbreak during town hall discussion
By Anthony Carlo
Forbes
Legionnaires’ Disease Explained—What To Know As A Second NYC Outbreak Emerges
By Omer A Awan
BuzzFeed
Doctors Are Telling Us What To Expect For Sick Season This Year, And I'm Already So Grossed Out
By Jillian Wilson
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Flu season is coming: What to know about new vaccine, when to get your shot and more
KTVZ
Central Oregon health officials urge early preparation for upcoming flu season
By Claire Elmer
WVXU
Get vaccinated now to avoid respiratory illness season, doctors say
By Isabel Nissley
Al Jazeera
DR Congo rolls out Ebola vaccine for health workers as death toll rises
The New York Times
This Rare Gene Drastically Raises Lung Cancer Risk in People Who Never Smoked
By Gina Kolata
livescience.com
Scientists identify rare genetic mutation that dramatically raises risk of lung cancer in nonsmokers
By Clarissa Brincat
Time Magazine
A Genetic Mutation May Help Explain Lung Cancer in Nonsmokers
By Alice Park
Fierce Biotech
Rare EGFR mutation increases lung cancer risk 62 times in never smokers
Fiji declares national emergency over rising HIV cases 
Fox News
Popular honeymoon destination declares national emergency over massive HIV surge
By Jessica Mekles
LiveNOW from FOX
Popular South Pacific destination declares HIV emergency as infections surge 12-fold
UNAIDS
UNAIDS to support Fiji as it declares HIV a national crisis and puts in new measures to strengthen the response
The New York Times
Fiji Declares a National Emergency as H.I.V. Cases Skyrocket
By Zane Irwin
The Guardian
Rabies concerns grow in the US – but it’s unclear if there’s an increase of the fatal disease
By Eric Berger
SFGATE
CDC warns of 100% fatal rabies threat with multiple Calif. hot spots reported
By Gillian Mohney
Kearney Hub
He relieved pain for 60 years. Now 88, Kearney man is passing down his legacy
By Mary Jane Skala & Michelle Kennedy
Tacoma News Tribune
‘Nearly 100% fatal’ disease on the rise across US. See risks in Washington state
Minnesota health officials search for woman who handled rabid bat 
CBS News
Health officials seek woman seen handling rabid bat in downtown Minneapolis on Tuesday
By Riley Moser
kare11.com
Rabid bat found in Minneapolis as state investigates wildlife service
By Naasir Akailvi
People.com
Health Officials Seeking Woman Who Was Seen Touching a Rabid Bat, Trying to Put It in Her Bag
By Charlotte Phillipp
Bring Me The News
A woman picked up a rabid bat in downtown Minneapolis. Health officials are trying to find her
By Adam Uren
CNN
Testosterone scripts for women rise, along with denials and delays
Fox News
Women turn to testosterone for low sex drive as doctors confront treatment ‘experimentation’
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
FDA examines use of testosterone prescriptions for menopause
The Vajenda
The FDA’s Testosterone Hearing: Use in Menopausal Women
By Jen Gunter
Vogue
The Healthiest Way to Drink Your Coffee, According to a Nutritionist
By Marie Bladt
Daily Bruin
Can coffee be more than a caffeine fix? UCLA experts, students spill the beans
Knox TN Today
Is coffee good for you? DocTalk answers
Flow Space
Your Coffee Habit Could Actually Help Slow Aging
Nature
First for RNA therapy: man with rare motor-neuron disease improves after treatment
By Rachel Fieldhouse
North Carolina teenager dies from rare brain-eating amoeba 
USA Today
Teen's brain-eating amoeba infection likely linked to water feature
By Thao Nguyen
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Teen who died from brain-eating amoeba likely infected from community center water feature: Officials
By Victoria Arancio & Emily Shapiro
WXII
NC teen dead from brain-eating amoeba identified as Alamance County student: Family
By Starletta Watson
WRAL
Durham water feature found as likely source of ‘brain-eating’ amoeba infection that killed teen
By Shaun Gallagher
NBC News
The first mRNA flu shot is now available. Here’s who can get it.
By Berkeley Lovelace Jr. & Berkeley Lovelace
Futurity
What you should know about the new mRNA flu vaccine
kuow.org
Seasonal vaccines are here, including a nasal spray you can get in the mail
By Eilis O'neill
WXYZ Channel 7
Ask Dr. Nandi: What to know about the new flu vaccine and when to get your shot
By Partha Nandi
The Washington Post
3 science-backed home remedies to ease the common cold
By Lindsey Bever
WSJ
When Weight Loss Isn’t the Goal of Taking a GLP-1
By Sumathi Reddy
The Business Journals
As GLP-1 demand grows, compounded alternatives gain ground
By Connie Gentry
Medscape
Can Obesity Treatment With GLP-1 Drugs Last Forever?
By Washington Castilhos
Folio Weekly
The Ozempic Epidemic
By Ambar Ramirez
sciencealert.com
The Vivid Dreams Stage of REM Sleep Is Linked With a Lower Risk of 83 Diseases
By David Nield
Medical News Today
More dream sleep linked to lower risk of 83 diseases, including diabetes
By Tim Newman
Futura, le média qui explore le monde
This bedtime could drastically lower your risk of heart disease, say experts
life.liga.net
The lucid dreaming phase may protect against dozens of diseases, according to a study
nypost.com
Childhood hobby leads to lower stress, fewer mental health problems and better brain function as adults
By Mckenzie B. Beard
NPR
Why we should all be 'bookmaxxing' : Short Wave
By Regina G. Barber
Cambridge University Press & Assessment
Reading and associations with brain health, cognition, well-being, and mental health | Psychological Medicine
The Telegraph
Reading for pleasure cuts dementia risk by third, Cambridge study finds
By Laura Donnelly
cbs8.com
San Diego State University confirms mumps outbreak among student-athletes on the same team
By Alex Cheney
San Diego County News Center
County Confirms Mumps Outbreak at San Diego State University
By Cassie N. Saunders
fox5sandiego.com
County health officials confirm mumps outbreak at San Diego State University
By Rhea Caoile
San Diego Union-Tribune
Mumps outbreak at SDSU contained to athletes on same team
BBC
'Confusion in the immune system': How allergies can develop later in life
By Jamie Ducharme
Hindustan Times
Experiencing aching bones? Physician Dr Kunal Sood lists 5 symptoms of vitamin D deficiency | Health
The Economist
Consuming extra vitamin D is less good than it sounds
British Vogue
When To Take Vitamin D This Autumn, According To The Experts
Surrey Live
Date approaching as everyone in UK told to take pill every day
By Kate Lally
sciencealert.com
Menopause May Temporarily Alter Your Brain's Normal Aging, Scans Reveal
By Carly Cassella
Science News
During menopause, brain changes surprisingly take a break
By Bethany Brookshire
Katie Couric Media
Could You Have Menopause-Related Brain Fog? Ask Yourself These Six Questions
The i Paper
Dementia runs through my family – then at 44 I started getting brain fog
Opinion
By Poorna Bell
CDC report reveals 71.5% of US adults experience fatigue 
Newser
CDC: Almost 75% of US Adults Are Plum Tired
By Jennifer Gidman
KTVU
Nearly 3 in 4 Americans are battling the same exhausting health problem, CDC reveals
The Washington Post
Americans are tired. Women and young adults, most of all.
By Erica Sloan
USA Today
Feeling tired? You're not alone, new CDC report says
By Saman Shafiq
sciencealert.com
Simple Blood Test Could Flag Your Memory Problems 6 Years Before They Start
By David Nield
The Hindu
Alzheimer’s blood tests are advancing diagnosis. What can they really tell us?
By Athira Elssa Johnson
Hindustan Times
Can a 5-minute memory test detect Alzheimer’s? Neurologist shares what it can and cannot reveal
By Adrija Dey
БНР Новини
Acad. Traykov: Alzheimer’s disease can be diagnosed before symptoms appear
FOX Weather
Flesh-eating bacteria death toll reaches double digits across US as infections surge
By Alexandra Myers
TODAY.com
Mom, 47, Diagnosed With Ovarian Cancer Recalls Her Only Symptom: ‘Very Crazy’
People.com
Woman, 47, Thought Sudden Stomach Pain Was Indigestion. Then an Ultrasound Revealed Stage 3 Ovarian Cancer
By Vanessa Etienne
OregonLive.com
Ask Mayo Clinic: These are 5 signs you shouldn't ignore that could point to ovarian cancer
Isle of Man Today
Would You Know the Symptoms?
By Sam Turton
The Washington Post
Opinion | This surgery can prevent a deadly cancer. Women need to know it’s an option.
By Leana Wen
emjreviews.com
How Salpingectomy at Hysterectomy Prevents Serous Ovarian Cancer
By Rana Zarour
WCVB
This surgical procedure can greatly reduce ovarian cancer risk
By Rhondella Richardson & Jennifer Eagan
The Baltimore Banner
More Maryland hospitals are removing fallopian tubes to prevent cancer
By Meredith Cohn
The Washington Post
6 sneaky ways to eat more fiber, according to experts
By Audrey Bruno
The New York Times
Are You Eating Enough Fiber? Here’s How Much You Need and Easy Ways to Get More
By Alice Callahan
EatingWell
3 Easy Ways to Add at Least 5 Grams of Fiber at Dinner
By Lily Menk
Borneo Bulletin
Fibre: The unsung hero of your plate
WLOS
Clyde family shares son’s Kawasaki disease story to raise awareness
By Gracie Palmer
Stanford University scientists find brain is two separate organs 
Nature
How to make a brain: new experiments challenge existing picture
By Lynne Peeples
Stanford Medicine
Human brain is two separate organs, Stanford Medicine-led research finds
By Krista Conger
Nature
Two parallel neural ectoderm progenitors contribute to the developing brain
By Arjun Rajan, Hannah Greenfeld & Marianne Bronner
New Scientist
Our brain evolved from two primitive nervous systems that merged
By Alice Klein
USA Today
She went into septic shock and needed partial foot amputations. What she wants you to know
By Christina A. Cole
BBC
Smart beds and motion sensors - is this the future of dementia care?
AOL.com
Study of Nearly 88,000 Adults Finds a Surprising Exercise Benefit as You Get Older
By Joseph Arangio
News-Medical
More physical activity linked to lower type 2 diabetes risk in adults
SuaraGarut.ID
Older Adults Gain Greater Absolute Exercise Benefits Against Diabetes
WDBJ7
HOMETOWN HEALTH: How many hours of exercise a week really lowers your risk of type 2 diabetes??
By Amir Massenburg
Cureus
Sudden Cardiac Arrest in a Previously Healthy Young Male: Perimyocarditis Presenting as Myocardial Infarction With Non-obstructive Coronary Arteries
Medical Xpress
Use of MRI before prostate biopsies increases sharply across U.S. hospitals
Science 2.0
Major Increase In MRI Before Prostate Biopsy - Is It Necessary?
Bioengineer.org
MRI Before Prostate Biopsy Surges Nationwide as New Evidence Reshapes Care
BBC
Why caffeine makes some people buzz - and others barely notice
newswest9.com
Local oncologist urges West Texans to increase cancer screenings for early detection
Oncodaily
Ronan Kelly: Honored to Open the Texas Cancer Interception Institute Today
The Cancer Letter
Texas Oncology collaborates with ACS to promote cancer screening efforts across Texas
WFAA
Sponsored: Intercepting Cancer at Its Earliest Stages
By Karla Coe-specker
New York State Department of Health (.gov)
Measles Dashboard
The Hill
New York launches tracker as measles cases hit 57
By Johan Sheridan
the wellsville sun
Steuben County Public Health Launches Measles Case Dashboard
syracuse.com
Measles will be in Onondaga County soon, health official says: ‘It’s coming for us’
By Douglass Dowty
nypost.com
A common virus could nearly quadruple your odds of suffering new back problems
By Rachel Sacks
The New York Times
Nursing Home Beds Are Becoming More Scarce
By Paula Span
CNN
Brad Pitt knows something about alcohol addiction recovery that most don’t
By Kristen Rogers
The Washington Post
Millions of parents are taking GLP-1s. How should they talk to their kids about it?
By Caitlin Gibson
ConsumerAffairs
GLP-1 prescriptions for young children are rising, but remain rare
By Kristen Dalli
statnews.com
Obesity drugmakers are testing in kids as young as 6
By Elaine Chen
News On 6
What parents should know about GLP-1 drugs and childhood obesity
By Leanne Taylor & Brooke Sentelle Cox
The Washington Post
A melanoma vaccine was hailed as a breakthrough. Which cancers are next?
By Daniel Wu
WKRG
Baldwin County oncologist: New melanoma vaccine could change treatment for patients
By Taylor Boysen
Oncodaily
The Big Questions in Cancer Immunotherapy: Are Personalized Cancer Vaccines Finally Ready to Deliver?
By Toma Oganezova
The Medicine Maker
Personalized Cancer Vaccine Linked to Three-Year Disease-Free Survival in Head and Neck Cancer
Fox News
Third person dies after mosquito is reportedly trapped on plane to Germany in 'airport malaria' phenomenon
By Louis Casiano
AOL.com
A Study Revealed Doing This Highly Enjoyable Activity Every Day Could Lower Your Dementia Risk
By Brittany Wong
wgntv.com
Music and memory: Why neurologists say music is a critical workout for aging brains
By Dina Bair & Katharin Czink
Florida Weekly
Holding Space
WPXI
Nonprofit spreads joy through music to veterans dealing with memory loss
By Jennifer Tomazic
Cureus
Guillain-Barré Syndrome in a Patient With Cervical Myelopathy and Lumbar Spinal Stenosis Following a Fall: A Diagnostic Challenge
Phys.org
Loss of Y chromosome in men could be an early warning sign of cancer
Medical Dialogues
Medical Bulletin 21/September/2026
By Anshika Mishra
New Atlas
Y chromosome loss could be the first sign of cancer
By Mike McRae
techexplorist.com
A missing Y chromosome may be an early clue to cancer
By Pranjal Malewar
The Washington Post
Column | Concussions may raise dementia risk. Here’s how to protect yourself.
By Richard Sima
The Washington Post
Guest Column | I’m a pulmonologist. Here’s why new wellness claims about nicotine worry me.
By Hasmeena Kathuria
Medical Xpress
Salivary cortisol patterns linked to cognitive decline over 11 years
The Bulwark
RFK Jr.’s ‘Medical Freedom’ Comes With a Body Count
By Jonathan Cohn
The Guardian
With US measles deaths on the rise, local officials are stepping in where RFK Jr won’t
By Fabiola Cineas
FactCheck.org
RFK Jr.’s Faulty Claim that U.S. Measles Response Is ‘Better’ Than ‘Any Other Country’
By Jessica McDonald
yahoo.com
How Trump's Health pick worked to erase America's victory over measles
The Guardian
‘Clear retribution’: dismay as key Alzheimer’s study cancelled amid Trump attacks on science
By Jessica Glenza
huffpost.com
Here's What It Means If Your Socks Leave Marks On Your Legs — And When To Be Concerned
By Jillian Wilson
huffpost.com
Experts Say Adding A Single Step To Your Weekly Routine Could Fix Your Thinning Hair
By Tessa Flores
The Conversation
Learning another language may be one of the best ways to keep your brain healthy as you age
By Karen Stollznow
The Washington Post
Column | Why probiotics don’t usually help your gut — and what to do instead
By Anahad O'Connor
Verywell Health
3 Potential Benefits of Probiotics That Go Beyond Digestion
Prevention
Gastroenterologists Say These 6 Signs Could Mean Your Gut Needs a Probiotic
NZ Herald
Why probiotics don’t usually help your gut – and what to do instead
By Anahad O'Connor
instyle.com
Shop Deals on Anti-Aging Skin Care for Mature Skin, Including 3 Recommendations From Plastic Surgeons
By Tamim Alnuweiri
health.com
4 Early Signs of Heart Disease Many Women Overlook, According to a Cardiac Nurse
The Telegraph
The heart disease symptoms women mistake for stress, indigestion or menopause
By David Cox
WTNH.com
Warning signs of heart attack and heart disease in women
By Jareliz Diaz
huffpost.com
Doctors Say This 'Embarrassing' Symptom Could Be A Warning Sign Of Colorectal Cancer
By Ashley Broadwater
The Times of India
​Heart health: Cholesterol, weight, blood sugar, and blood pressure drop with just ONE food change, study suggests​
Nautilus | Science Connected
Is This Massive New Study on the Benefits of Whole Grains Part of the “War on Protein” RFK Jr. is Ending?
By Claire Maldarelli
CNN
You should probably be eating more whole grains. Here’s what to do
By Amanda Schupak
healthline.com
Cardiovascular Disease: 4 to 6 Servings of Whole Grains May Lower Risk
By Andrea Rice
The Hill
Kidney disease of unknown origin spreads in US. Who is at risk?
By Alix Martichoux
   

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