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The Washington Post
New clues about long covid’s cause could unlock treatments
By Allyson Chiu
Nature
Long COVID involves activation of proinflammatory and immune exhaustion pathways
By Dan Barouch, Malika Aid & Erica N Borducchi
Harvard Gazette
Break in the case for long COVID investigators
The Boston Globe
Chronic inflammation may cause long COVID — and could be the secret to treatment, new study says
By Katie Muchnick
thehill.com
RFK Jr. has turned the CDC into ‘a zombie organization’
Politico
This vaccine adviser to RFK Jr. has some choice words for his critics
Detroit Free Press
5 Michigan health systems defy federal vaccine panel's advice
By Kristen Jordan Shamus
Post and Courier
CDC panel pans birth shots. Doctors, medical groups say it is still essential protection.
By Tom Corwin
The Washington Post
What a scientist who studies protein and healthy aging eats in a day
By Anahad O'Connor
Gizmodo
Emerging ‘Super Flu’ Strain Is Spreading Fast. Here’s What You Need to Know
By Ed Cara
CNN
Flu season in the US is heating up, driven by new subclade K variant
By Brenda Goodman
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | CDC (.gov)
Weekly US Influenza Surveillance Report: Key Updates for Week 49, ending December 6, 2025 | FluView
KLTV.com
New flu strain mutation triggers early rise in Texas flu cases, hospitalizations
By Marshal Farmer
New Atlas
Tanning beds mutate nearly your entire skin and triple melanoma risk
By Bronwyn Thompson
Medical Xpress
Tanning beds mutate skin cells far beyond the reach of ordinary sunlight, study shows
UC San Francisco
Indoor Tanning Makes Youthful Skin Much Older on a Genetic Level
By Elizabeth Fernandez
San Francisco Chronicle
‘Two lifetimes’ of UV damage: UCSF study shows what tanning beds do to young skin
By Catherine Ho
statnews.com
Siddhartha Mukherjee: Metabolism is the next frontier in cancer treatment
By Siddhartha Mukherjee
Hindustan Times
Cancer cells crave this everyday food you probably eat; cutting it could help slow tumour growth
geneonline.com
Siddhartha Mukherjee Explores Tumor Metabolism as Potential Cancer Treatment Strategy
Futura, Le média qui explore le monde
Cancer cells love this everyday food you probably eat too
Euronews.com
COVID-19 shot tied to lower risk of death from any cause, study shows
CIDRAP
mRNA COVID vaccines tied to drop in death rate for 4 years
By Laine Bergeson
Times of India
New study reveals surprising effects for those who took the Covid-19 vaccine
IFLScience
Enormous New Study Finds COVID-19 mRNA Shots Associated With 25 Percent Lower Risk Of Death From Any Cause
By Stephen Luntz
The New York Times
What Is Gout, and Why Is it on the Rise?
By Brendan Borrell
The Irish Times
TikTok is wrong about gout: it isn’t about indulgence and excess
By Muiris Houston
facebook.com
Globally, gout rates have climbed more than 20% since 1990, rising alongside rates of other chronic conditions like obesity, which can worsen the disease. But what is gout, and why is it growing so rapidly?
Times of India
Why gout cases are rising explained: Simple lifestyle changes to lower uric acid risk
Yahoo
Atorvastatin recall may affect hundreds of thousands of patients – and reflects FDA’s troubles inspecting medicines manufactured overseas
By C. Michael White
BuzzFeed
It Seems Like Everyone In America Is Getting This Nasty Winter Stomach Bug
By Jillian Wilson
ClickOnDetroit | WDIV Local 4
Norovirus hits Michigan families hard, spreads early this season
Austin American-Statesman
'Winter vomiting disease' cases are rising in Texas. What you need to know about norovirus
By Julianna Russ
Sacramento Bee
Highly infectious ‘stomach flu’ spreads. How to disinfect after norovirus
By Hannah Poukish
The New York Times
Want a Healthier Brain in 2026? Sign Up for Well’s 5-Day Challenge.
By Dana G Smith
The Independent
The physical exercises that boost memory and don’t require much effort
By Ashleigh E Smith
AJC.com
How to stay mentally sharp after 55
By Mark Woolsey
ScienceDaily
These simple habits could make your brain 8 years younger, study finds
BuzzFeed
Medical Professionals Are Sharing The Crucial Health Tips Everyone Should Follow But Doesn't
By Dannica Ramirez
Futurism
Huge Study Finds Very Worrying Results for Medical Marijuana Patients
By Sharon Adarlo
The New York Times
Review of Medical Cannabis Use Finds Little Evidence of Benefit
By Jan Hoffman
ScienceDaily
Scientists reveal the real benefits and hidden risks of medical cannabis
New York Post
Shocking medical-marijuana study reveals Big Weed’s big lies
Opinion
By Kevin Sabet
Live Science
5 genetic 'signatures' underpin a range of psychiatric conditions
By Clarissa Brincat
Nature
Mapping the genetic landscape across 14 psychiatric disorders
By Andrew D Grotzinger, G. Bragi Walters & Verneri Anttila
Technology Networks
Five Genetic Clusters Explain Over Half of All Psychiatric Risk
Euronews.com
Major genetic study reveals overlap between mental health disorders
By Roselyne Min
Rolling Out
Shingles vaccine’s shocking impact on dementia revealed
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Link between shingles vaccine and slowed dementia is ‘promising,’ says expert
By Maya Brownstein
Yahoo
Scientists Find That This Common Vaccine For People 50+ May Actually Prevent And Slow Dementia
By Korin Miller
POZ
Shingles Vaccine Prevents Heart Disease, Dementia and Death in People With HIV
By Liz Highleyman
KATU
Stanford Medicine releases study that says mRNA-based COVID vaccines can cause myocarditis
By Charlotte Hazard
Stanford Medicine
Stanford Medicine study shows why mRNA-based COVID-19 vaccines can cause myocarditis
By Bruce Goldman
statnews.com
Myocarditis is a rare but real Covid vaccine side effect. A new study sheds light on what might cause it
By Jonathan Wosen
Scientific American
Scientists Explain How mRNA COVID Vaccines May Rarely Cause Myocarditis
By Lauren J. Young
NPR
What's behind the wellness claims for the synthetic dye methylene blue?
By Sarah Boden
The New York Times
Controlling Blood Sugar Cut Heart Disease Risk in Half, New Study Says
By Nina Agrawal
Medical Xpress
Lowering blood sugar can halve heart attack risk in people with prediabetes
NDTV
Normalising Blood Glucose In Prediabetes May Cut Cardiovascular Risk By Half: Study
The Brighter Side of News
Lowering blood sugar may cut heart death risk in half — helping over a billion prediabetics worldwide
By Joseph Shavit
Mr. Money Mustache
My Unexpected Journey to Hormone Replacement (TRT)
KQED
Doctors Petition California to Ban Countertop Material Linked to Deadly Disease
By Farida Jhabvala Romero
People.com
Stone Countertop Exposure Linked to First Case of Incurable, Life-Threatening Lung Disease in Massachusetts
By Vanessa Etienne
Fox News
Massachusetts man diagnosed with deadly lung disease linked to popular kitchen countertops
By Bonny Chu
New York Post
Incurable deadly disease caused by a fancy kitchen design feature confirmed in Massachusetts
By Rachel Sacks
Lost Coast Outpost
OBITUARY: Michael Avelar, 1983-2025
The Washington Post
They’re medics, social workers, neighbors and 911. Meet the health care workers who do it all.
By Allison Joyce
statnews.com
Child’s sudden death unnerves a promising area of gene therapy research
By Jason Mast
CNBC
25-year-old certified nutrition and health coach's go-to breakfast: 'It sets me up for success, it makes me feel good'
By Renee Onque
The Daily Beast
Murdoch Paper New York Post Warns RFK Jr.’s ‘Lunatic’ Crusade Will Lead to More ‘Dead Kids’
By Tom Latchem
CNN
Your grocery store is a bewildering sea of overly processed food. Here’s why and what to do
By Sandee LaMotte
Food & Wine
This Is What Happened When Researchers Asked Older Adults to Make One Simple Change to Their Meals
By Stacey Leasca
Food Industry Executive
Why We Should Move from Confusion to Clarity in the UPF Debate
By Guest Author
Legal Reader
Young Women’s Colon Cancer Risk Tied to Diet
By Sara E. Teller
Hindustan Times
Cardiologist with 20 years of experience reveals the most powerful medicine for your brain and heart | Health
By Krishna Priya Pallavi
Hindustan Times
California cardiologist with 20 years of experience warns against this popular sleep supplement: ‘Be very careful’
By Akanksha Agnihotri
Spectrum News
Study raises questions about long-term melatonin use and heart health
Woman's World
Is Melatonin Safe? A Doctor Explains Heart Health Link, Side Effects and Natural Alternatives
By Cailey Griffin
ScienceAlert
Nearly Half of All Heart Attacks May Be Missed by Current Screening Tools
By David Nield
CNET
Signs Your Gut Is Unhealthy and the 4 Ways to Restore It
By Jessica Rendall
AOL.com
Nutrient deficiency linked to heart disease risk for millions, new study warns
Yahoo Life UK
COVID or flu? Here's how to tell the difference
By Kate Ng-Kent
thehill.com
Flu or COVID? How symptoms start can tell you which sickness you have
By Alix Martichoux
The Independent
Super flu or a cold? Here are the symptoms to look out for
By Camilla Foster
Detroit Free Press
What's making you sick? How to know if it's flu, cold or COVID
By Jenna Prestininzi
Slate
My Husband Unleashed His Fantasy on Me Without My Permission. I Don’t Know if Our Marriage Can Survive This.
By Rich Juzwiak
Neuroscience News
Tiny Gut Imposters Could Be Driving Multiple Sclerosis
Medical Xpress
A fatal mix-up: How certain gut bacteria drive multiple sclerosis
geneonline.com
University of Basel Researchers Link Gut Bacteria Resembling Nerve Coating to Multiple Sclerosis Progression
Outlook India
Gut Bacteria May Play A Hidden Role In Driving Multiple Sclerosis
By archana jyoti
San Francisco Chronicle
UCSF doctors see more cases of this chronic disease in older adults. So they opened a new clinic
By Catherine Ho
NJ.com
New surgical center opens in N.J., promising ‘high end hospitality’ to patients
SciTechDaily
ADHD Isn’t Just a Deficit: New Study Reveals Powerful Psychological Strengths
By Vittoria D'Alessio
Outside Magazine
The Surprising Reason Runners Get Lightheaded When They Stand Up
By Alex Hutchinson
Vox
The biggest mosquito-borne disease in the world has a cure. There’s just one problem.
By Pratik Pawar
Vox
Your anxiety could be a diet issue
By Hannah Seo
SciTechDaily
Millions With Anxiety Share One Striking Brain Chemistry Difference
Fox News
Is your diet missing a brain-boosting common nutrient? New anxiety study raises concern
By Deirdre Bardolf
112.ua
Magnesium Deficiency and Anxiety: How Nutrition Affects Mental Health
Yahoo
Video: Owner Says Golden Retriever’s Loud Chewing Is ‘Perfection’
By Zahrah Patel
AOL.com
Polyphenol-rich cocoa, coffee, and berries may help support heart health
By Corrie Pelc
Medical News Today
5 everyday foods may help keep the heart healthy
By Corrie Pelc
SciTechDaily
Researchers Discover a Delicious Way to Reduce the Health Risks of Sitting
The Independent
Are you a couch potato? Just eat these foods to help your heart out
By Julia Musto
Yahoo
Experts sound alarm as studies find 'deadliest animal on the planet' may be on the rise: 'We [are] just getting eaten alive out there'
ScienceAlert
DNA Study Reveals Carrier of World's Earliest-Known Plague
By Jess Cockerill
Nautilus | Science Connected
What an Ancient Sheep Reveals About a Bronze Age Plague
By Molly Glick
AOL.com
4,000 year old sheep tooth reveals how an ancient plague spread across Eurasia
By Rebecca Shavit-lonstein
Discover Magazine
4,000-Year-Old Sheep Bone Shows Evidence of the Plague, a First Case Beyond Humans
The Transmitter
How basic neuroscience has paved the path to new drugs
By Alex C Kwan
upi.com
Experts offer advice to avoid tendon trouble
By Carole Tanzer Miller
bgr.com
Scientists Discovered A Connection Between Tinnitus And Sleep
By Nicolae Bochis
Good News Network
The Moment a Girl Says ‘Daddy, I’m Getting a Heart’ After a Year on the Waiting List
ScienceDaily
A grad student’s wild idea triggers a major aging breakthrough
ScienceAlert
Psilocybin Breaks Depressive Cycles by Rewiring The Brain, Study Suggests
By Tessa Koumoundouros
The Independent
Magic mushroom compound found to break depression spiral
By Vishwam Sankaran
Nautilus | Science Connected
Rabies Virus Helps Map Psilocybin’s Brain Altering Effects
futurity.org
Psychedelics may mess up brain activity scans
ScienceAlert
Our Brains Can Still Outsmart AI Using One Clever Trick
By David Nield
Los Angeles Times
What’s the deal with ... banana water?
By Дебора Ванкин
Nature
How fasting boosts breast cancer therapy
By Stephen D. Hursting
Nature
Fasting boosts breast cancer therapy efficacy via glucocorticoid activation
By Wilbert Zwart, Claudio Vernieri & Maria Donaldson Collier
Times of India
How fasting may boost breast cancer treatment: New research reveals a key hormone link
SciTechDaily
Fever-Proof Bird Flu Variant Could Fuel the Next Pandemic
SciTechDaily
According to Scientists, This Brazilian Plant Could Help Treat Arthritis
Hindustan Times
Kailash Hospital cardiologist shares top diet red flags for heart health: 'Eating too much pickle, papads...' | Health
By Adrija Dey
The Economic Times
Sugar is not the number one enemy of your heart, says doctor
LADbible
Heart surgeon shares the four foods you should ‘absolutely avoid’ that will ‘actively poison’ your body
By Iona Young
Times of India
Doctor explains why this common food may be worse for your heart than sugar
GQ
Does Walking Build Muscle, Burn Fat, or Both?
By Tom Ward
SciTechDaily
This Protein May Hold the Secret to Longevity, New Research Reveals
Neuroscience News
Balanced Brain Inhibition Found Essential for Recognition Memory
VINnews
Everyone Has That One Relative
By Shira Miller
WIRED
For the First Time, Mutations in a Single Gene Have Been Linked to Mental Illness
By Jorge Garay
Health and Me
This One Gene May Be Triggering Mental Illness In Children; Scientists Say It Changes Everything
By Ishita Roy
Popular Mechanics
Scientists Found a Gene That Causes Mental Conditions—and the Molecule That May Treat Them
By Elizabeth Rayne
ScienceAlert
Want to Know if Somebody Is Truly Listening? Count Their Blinks.
By David Nield
Minute Mirror
Less blinking means more brain power
By Tayyaba Nazir
The Sun
'Blinking clue' reveals if someone is really listening to you, say experts
By Sean Keach
News-Medical
Blinking suppression reveals how the brain filters speech in noisy environments
The Drinks Business
‘The role of Ozempic isn’t just about reduced consumption, it’s about a shift in values’
By James Bailey
The Sun
The ‘underrated’ pill that could halt booze cravings ‘within days’ – and it’s FREE on the NHS
By Isabel Shaw
Daily Mail
This £3 pill dubbed the 'Ozempic of alcohol' can stop you bingeing
By Meike Leonard
New York Post
Is this the ‘Ozempic of alcohol’? Drug already on the market can reduce drinking — and it’s less than $2 a pill
By Reda Wigle
Ynetnews
Coffee may make you younger, study finds
IFLScience
Your Daily Coffee Might Be Keeping You Young – Especially If You Have Poor Mental Health
By KATIE. SPALDING
SciTechDaily
This Daily Coffee Habit May Help Slow the Aging Process
Times Now
Morning Coffee May Slow Ageing, But Only in the Right Daily Dose
By Ashima Sharda
The Independent
I tried the walking method ‘better than 10,000 steps per day’ – this is why I’m a fan
By Harry Bullmore
MSN
'Japanese walking' may be a great way to boost your health
Wales Online
Brits ditch 10,000 steps goal for ancient walking trend that 'may boost heart health'
By Eleanor Fleming & Laura Mckenna
bodyandsoul.com.au
Tai Chi walking blends the best of mindfulness and movement
By Sarah Mitchell
ScienceAlert
Expert Explains How to Prepare For Wave of UK 'Super Flu'
The Conversation
As flu cases spike, is it time to start wearing masks again?
By Paul Hunter
The Guardian
Don’t call it a ‘super flu’ – but the NHS is right to be worried this winter | Devi Sridhar
Opinion
By Devi Sridhar
BBC
Flu most common in children aged five to 14 as cases continue to rise in England
Hindustan Times
Doctor explains how circadian rhythm affects heart and metabolic disease risk: ‘Timing plays a major role…’ | Health
By Eshana Saha
Verywell Health
We Asked a Doctor If Omega-3 Supplements Actually Support Heart Health
By Sohaib Imtiaz
Hindustan Times
UK surgeon says morning sickness is linked to healthy pregnancy outcomes, explains why it happens; shares tips to manage | Health
By Eshana Saha
Verywell Health
Turmeric vs. Cinnamon: Which Is Better at Reducing Inflammation?
By Maggie O'Neill
The Telegraph
How to get a flu vaccine before Christmas
By Ella Nunn
AOL.com
Should I get a flu jab this winter? What you need to know about the H3N2 ‘super’ strain
By Albert Toth
London Evening Standard
Super flu: Race to get two million Londoners vaccinated before Christmas
By Nicholas Cecil
Health and Me
Three Vaccines Every Pregnant Woman Should Consider Amid Super Flu Case Surge
By Itisha Arya
Daily Mail
Simple diet that's a natural Ozempic and tricks you into feeling full
   

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