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 Lung cancer deaths cut in half with AstraZeneca pill, large trial findsCure for Lung Cancer? Study Finds New Pill Cuts Risk of Death | Vantage with Palki SharmaLung Cancer Pill Cuts Risk of Dying by Half in Major TrialAstraZeneca's Tagrisso slashes death risk in certain post-surgery lung cancer patients
 Exercise Mitigates Genetic Risk for Type 2 DiabetesCertain types of exercise can help ‘fight off’ type 2 diabetes—even if it runs in the family. 5 workouts to tryPhysical activity can help fight the excessive genetic risk for type 2 diabetesGlycemic Control Improved With Exercise in the Afternoon
 How long you breastfeed may impact your child’s test scores later, study showsBreastfeeding duration associated with improved educational outcomes in later life Archives of Disease in Childhood Association between breastfeeding duration and educational achievement in England: results from the Millennium Cohort StudyBreastfed children 'more likely to achieve A-grade GCSEs'
Why are more Americans declining COVID-19 vaccine boosters? 
 Bowel cancer patients could be spared radiotherapy, US study suggestsOmitting RT Safe in Many Locally Advanced Rectal CancersSome bowel cancer patients may do better without radiotherapyBowel cancer patients could be spared radiotherapy with no impact
Depression and Urban Deprivation: Unseen Accelerators of Biological Aging
 Psychedelic-inspired drugs could relieve depression without causing hallucinationsScientists May Have Found Exactly How LSD Treats DepressionAntidepressant Psychedelics With No Hallucinations May Finally Be PossibleStudy Shows How Psychedelic Drugs Rewire the Brain
 Milwaukee resident has positive case of mpox, health department saysMilwaukee positive mpox case identified, health officials say | FOX6 News MilwaukeeCase of mpox confirmed in Milwaukee37th mpox case confirmed in city of Milwaukee; officials warn residents to take precautions
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Brain Abscesses Have Skyrocketed In US Children In Last 2 Years, CDC Says
 Washington woman with tuberculosis arrested, jailed after refusing to isolate: 'Necessary intervention'Washington woman arrested for refusing tuberculosis treatmentOpinion | Lessons From the Tuberculosis Woman on the Run
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Discontinuation of Universal Admission Testing for SARS-CoV-2 and Hospital-Onset SARS-CoV-2 Infections in England and ScotlandA SARS-CoV-2 spike-targeting bispecific T-cell engager strategy for controlling SARS-CoV-2 infectionNew monoclonal antibodies targeting ACE2 receptor could treat the next waves of SARS-CoV-2Sequential intrahost evolution and onward transmission of SARS-CoV-2 variants
 Health Experts Offer Warning After Human Metapneumovirus Found In TulsaLittle-Known Virus Surged In CA: What To KnowSigns and Symptoms of hMPV: What to Know About Virus That's SurgingAll about human metapneumovirus (HMPV), a respiratory illness causing symptoms like cough, fever, shortness of breath
 Testing company wrongly tells more than 400 people they likely have cancerHundreds mistakenly told they might have cancer after glitch, test company Grail saysHealth firm wrongly told hundreds of people they might have cancer400 People Mistakenly Told They Have Cancer in Biotech Mishap
'Landmark' Peanut Allergy Skin Patch Desensitizes Toddlers Using Immunotherapy to Stop Allergic Reactions
Mosaic Mutations Reveal New Insights into Bipolar Disorder
 Common artificial sweetener may cause DNA damage, cancer KERO 23 ABC News Bakersfield Studies show 'Splenda,' other artificial sweeteners may damage human DNAChemical in sweetener "genotoxic", says researchThis Common Artificial Sweetener Can Break Down DNA, Scientists Warn
 Deep sleep emerges as potential shield against Alzheimer's memory declineSleep loss impairs memory of smells, worm research showsElectric stimulation in the brain improves memory performance in epileptic patientsEnhancing Memory With Deep-Brain Stimulation During Sleep
Study shows promising treatment for tinnitus
Pollen count nears historic level in Eugene, Salem, Oregon
 Maryland resident has confirmed case of measles, the first case in the state since 2019Maryland resident has confirmed case of measles, first case in the state since 2019First measles case in Maryland since 2019 confirmedMd. health officials: Measles case in Montgomery Co. may have caused public exposure
 Should a baby's DNA be sequenced at birth? Yes, new study suggests.Large-scale comprehensive sequencing helps downstream medical care in newbornsNewborn sequencing IDs elevated disease risks for parents - STATDNA sequencing in newborns reveals years of actionable findings for infants and families
Defying the Aging Process: Groundbreaking Research Reveals That Our Muscles Reverse to an “Early-Life” State
 Deadly heart attacks are more common on Mondays, shocking study findsStudy: Heart attacks more likely on Monday | WION ShortsBlue Mondays: Deadly heart attacks happen most often at start of weekDeadly Heart Attacks Peak On Mondays
 Cancer epidemic in young people laid bare: Colorectal cancer cases in under-40s DOUBLED by 2030Global 'silver tsunami' of cancer cases in older adults is comingUK faces a ‘silver tsunami’ of cancer in older people with cases set to surge 60% by 2040, doctors warn...NHS faces 'silver tsunami' of older cancer patients as cases set to rise a third by 2040
The impact of sleep health on executive functions in older adults
 Could ultra-processed foods be harmful for us?Which foods are ultra-processed and are they bad for you?'This is an emergency': Dr Chris Van Tulleken on why ultra processed food fuels obesity, tooth decay and illnessWhat are ultra-processed foods and why you should avoid them according to experts
Mastering Motion: How Our Brains Predict to Perfect the Catch
Cognitive decline accelerates after heart attack, study finds
Women Share How Mounjaro and Ozempic Have Helped Ease Their PCOS Symptoms: 'So Much More Than Weight Loss'
Deadliest Creature on Earth is Now Active in Upstate New York
U of M expert warns of increasing likelihood of CWD transmission to humans
Oral estrogen-only use riskier than patch or vaginal cream for menopausal women, study says
 'Ozempic Butt' and 'Ozempic Face': How Weight Loss Drugs May Affect SkinOzempic treats diabetes and helps with weight loss. But can it also treat addiction? BBC Science Focus Magazine Has Ozempic accidentally become a game-changing anti-anxiety drug?‘Ozempic Butt’ is becoming a problem for some trying to lose weight with popular drug
Why do mosquitoes bite? The sweet blood myth busted
Cancer Doctors Rethink Aggressive Treatments - WSJ
mpox vaccination summer surge : Shots - Health News
COVID-like symptoms and summer illnesses now circulating in region
Horror Outbreak on Cruise Ship Leaves Over 150 Passengers Sick With Virus
Ketamine Can Treat Depression as Effectively as Electroconvulsive Therapy
 Stem Cell Breakthrough: A Potential Cure for BaldnessMolecular manipulation stimulates hair growth in miceFine-tuning cell mechanics stimulates hair growth: StudySoftening stiff hair follicle stem cells with a microRNA regrows hair
Can GLP-1 agonists lower cancer, heart disease, dementia risk?
 Another Study Shows Daily Multivitamin for People Over 60 Slows Memory Decline That Comes With AgingFlavanol consumption improves hippocampal memory function associated with cognitive agingEating flavanol-rich foods can boost brain health, new study suggestsNot Getting Enough of This in Your Diet Could Lead to Memory Loss, Study Finds
 How AI Helped Find a New Antibiotic to Fight a Deadly Superbug | ExplainedSiouxsie Wiles: People plus machines find new treatment for superbugHow researchers used AI to find an antibiotic against a superbugSuperbugs will struggle to evolve resistance to unusual new antibiotic
Why yesterday’s coffee can make you tired today
 You can reduce your odds of getting osteoporosis as you ageFor Your Patients: Osteoporosis and Fractures | MedPage TodayOsteoporosis doesn't mean the end of activityPostmenopausal Osteoporosis: 10 Unusual Causes of Bone Loss Women Shouldn't Ignore | TheHealthSite.co
 Intestinal bacteria could help you live a very long lifeThe actual secret to living to 100 may have been foundHow to live beyond 100: Researchers think they have found the secretThe secret to living to 100 may already be lurking inside you, new study reveals
Over 6 in 10 Native American women have poor heart health pre-pregnancy
 11 Supplements that Dietitians Actually TakeThe dietary supplements to take (and avoid) in every decade of your lifeHow do I know which supplements I need to take?
 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Alzheimer's Association layoffs six Wisconsin employees
Physical fitness could potentially mitigate working memory impairments in individuals with depression
 The Anti-Inflammatory Dinner Ingredient Experts Say Can Help With Weight Loss7 Worst Foods for Your Immune System, According to a DietitianThis Anti-Inflammatory Dinner Ingredient Experts Say Could Help Take Inches Off Your Waist
Ecologist says he is immune to tick bites - his body KILLS them
Green Mediterranean Diet: How Eating Healthy Can Make Your Brain Younger
Alcohol Has Zero Health Benefits, So Is It Finally Time for Women to Stop Drinking?
Apparent measles outbreak inside Chicago Police District
 10+ 5-Minute Anti-Inflammatory Breakfast RecipesBest breakfast foods to ‘help you lose twice as much weight’ according to a dietitian5 Easy Dishes For Busy MorningsProtein-Rich Breakfast Options Other Than Eggs
 Quantifying the impact of intermittent fasting on appetiteHow To Incorporate Religion into Intermittent FastingWhat Is Intermittent Fasting? Know Health Benefits Of This Diet Plan For Quick Weight LossThe Science Of Intermittent Fasting: Know How It Transforms Your Health And Well Being
7 Gut-Melting Exercises You Can Do in 10 Minutes or Less
A Catatonic Woman Awakened After 20 Years. Her Story May Change Psychiatry.What Happened to April Burrell? Why She Suddenly Woke UpShe Was Catatonic 20 Years Before a Breakthrough
 Doctors failed to spot cancer 'red flags' - reportWoman, 45, had to have emergency surgery after doctors missed 'red flag' cancer symptomsWoman, 45, had to have emergency surgery after doctors failed to spot 'red flag' cancer symptomsWoman 'failed' by NHS medics who missed dire warning signs of colon cancer
How many carbs per day should I eat? It's not just about weight loss.
 I'd never want to be cared for by an AI doctor - and here's whyChatGPT accurately answers questions about common cancer myths, Huntsman study showsSecond opinion: Doctors split over letting AI diagnose patients
My cancer diagnosis turned me into a jerk.
Why You Should Think Twice Before Eating Garden Veggie Straws
Every Type of Water at the Grocery Store, Decoded
For These Bird Flu Researchers, Work Is a Day at the Very 'Icky' Beach
Urinary Tract Infection: Know these 5 simple tips to prevent it
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