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Measles case in Los Angeles County 
CBS News
Orange County confirms second measles case in traveler who visited Disneyland, California Adventure
By Dean Fioresi
LAist
Measles cases grow
By Maria Godoy
Los Angeles Times
Public Health Department confirms first two 2026 measles cases in Los Angeles County
By Lisa Boone, Paige St & Paige St. John
NBC Los Angeles
OC reports new measles case involving toddler
Measles cases in South Carolina 
The Washington Post
What South Carolina’s soaring measles outbreak means for the rest of the U.S.
By Lena Sun
CNN
South Carolina measles outbreak is largest in US since measles was declared eliminated
By Meg Tirrell, Deidre McPhillips & Jamie Gumbrecht
CIDRAP
US measles cases soar to 588 so far this year as South Carolina confirms 58 new infections
By Jim Wappes
Mother Jones
HHS Wasn’t Worried About South Carolina’s Measles Outbreak. It’s Now Enormous.
By Kiera Butler
Nipah virus cases in India 
Austin American-Statesman
What to know about Nipah virus: Symptoms, spread and risk in Austin
By Nicole VILLALPANDO
The Washington Post
What to know about the deadly Nipah virus, amid outbreak in India
By Sammy Westfall
Al Jazeera
Why is India’s Nipah virus outbreak spooking the world?
By Priyanka Shankar
NDTV
How Nipah Virus Overwhelms The Immune System And Turns It Against The Body
The Guardian
Are protein bars good for you? We asked nutritionists
By Danielle Renwick
San Antonio Current
Source: Measles outbreak reported at ICE’s Dilley family detention facility
By Stephanie Koithan
CBS News
ICE halts "all movement" at Texas detention facility due to measles infections
By Camilo Montoya-Galvez
KSAT
2 measles cases reported inside Dilley immigration detention center, DHS says
By Christian Dutcher
CNN
Case of measles confirmed in Arizona ICE facility
By Jacqueline Howard
TB outbreak at Riordan High School 
SFist
Day Around the Bay: SF’s Archbishop Riordan High School Goes Online Amid Tuberculosis Cases
By Leanne Maxwell
SFGATE
Over 50 latent tuberculosis cases detected at SF high school
By Gillian Mohney
San Francisco Chronicle
Riordan outbreak: S.F. ramps up TB testing after finding 50 latent cases. Here’s what that means
By Megan Cassidy
KTVU
TB outbreak at San Francisco high school leads to remote, hybrid learning options
Ground News
There’s a new leading cause of cancer death among people under 50, study finds
Live Science
Lifespan may be 50% heritable, study suggests
By Victoria Atkinson
The New York Times
Genes May Control Your Longevity, However Healthily You Live
By Gina Kolata
NBC News
Genetics play a larger part in lifespan than previously thought
By Dr David A Cox
statnews.com
Genes influence human lifespan far more than thought, new study suggests
By Andrew Joseph
NewsNation
Chicago doctors keep patient alive for 48 hours without lungs
By Ashley Soriano
The Washington Post
An infection liquefied a man’s lungs. This invention kept him alive.
Nature
48 hours without lungs: artificial organ kept man alive until transplant
By Rachel Fieldhouse
Northwestern Medicine Newsroom
Northwestern Medicine surgeons develop a total artificial lung system to keep a patient alive for 48 hours after removing both lungs, enabling a double-lung transplant
Measles cases in South Carolina 
The Bulwark
‘Frustrating and Demoralizing’: The Measles Comeback Gets Worse
By Jonathan Cohn
NPR
The U.S. will likely lose its measles elimination status. Here's what that means
By Maria Godoy
Medscape
2025 Was a Doozy for Measles. Are ER Docs Prepared for 2026?
By Liz Scherer
PBS
A parent’s guide to preventing measles infection and what to look for
By Grace Abels
ABC News
Heart disease remains the top threat many women never see coming
News-Medical
"Go Red. Shop with Heart." campaign mobilizes retailers to support womens heart health
MilitaryNews.com
Landmark Military Newspapers Events - Kati's Woman of Impact American Heart Association Virtual Run/Walk 5K
KFVS12
Poplar Bluff Regional Medical Center celebrates American Heart Month with community events
The Guardian
US committee is reconsidering all vaccine recommendations
By Melody Schreiber
The Atlantic
Polio Was That Bad
By Tom Bartlett
Times Union
Editorial: Playing with public health
Opinion
Boise State Public Radio
Idaho Matters Doctor Roundtable: January 28, 2026
By Gemma Gaudette
The Washington Post
Scientists finally may know why kidney patients die of heart disease
By Allyson Chiu
facebook.com
More than half of people with advanced kidney disease develop cardiovascular problems. A new study finds that diseased kidneys release tiny particles that are toxic to the heart.
WVIR
UVA researcher studies kidney-heart disease connection, finding toxic link
By Kyndall Hanson
Pharmacy Times
Q&A: How Chronic Kidney Disease Drives Cardiovascular Risk Beyond Traditional Factors
By Luke Halpern & Uta Erdbrügger
AOL.com
High hopes: THC may help protect against Alzheimer’s — if it’s paired with this common drug
By McKenzie Beard
HuffPost
The 1 Unexpected Sign Of Colon Cancer, According To Doctors
By Jillian Wilson
wandtv.com
Doctor urges early colon cancer screenings, even for younger adults
WWAYTV3
2026 WWAY Health Fair: Tips for screening and preventing colorectal cancer
Woman's World
Colon Cancer Screening: Would You Get Tested Before 50?
By Cailey Griffin
ScienceAlert
Roots of Many Miscarriages May Trace Back To Before The Mother Is Even Born
By Russell Mclendon
Exercise and lifespan extension 
GQ
To Live Longer, Do These Things
By Tom Ward
The Washington Post
Adding this much exercise to your daily routine may boost longevity
By Taylor Dutch
Outside Magazine
A Massive New Longevity Study Is Being Misread
By Alex Hutchinson
Scientific American
Want to live longer? The tiniest of lifestyle changes could add a year to your life
By Lauren J. Young
Longevity researcher's health habits 
TODAY.com
I'm a Longevity Researcher. These 5 Common Habits Are Hurting Your Long-Term Health
By Caroline Kee
The Economic Times
15 Everyday Habits That Are Secretly Aging You, According to Dr. Amy Shah
HuffPost
10 Everyday Habits That Are Harming Your Longevity The Most
By Jillian Wilson
EU Reporter
Five everyday habits that are ageing you faster than if you were smoking cigarettes, says longevity expert
Yahoo Life UK
Woman Gets 36 Ultrasounds After Doctors Insist She's Having a Miscarriage. 8 Months Later, Gives Birth to 'Miracle' Baby (Exclusive)
By Tereza Shkurtaj
Indian Defence Review
Scientists Say This Popular Gym Supplement Could Be an Unexpected Key to Fighting Dementia
By Sarah Talbi
EatingWell
This Twice-a-Week Workout Is Tied to Better Focus—Here’s How To Get the Most Out of Your Session
By Brierley Horton
ScienceAlert
Exercise Can Actually Make Your Brain Look Younger, MRI Scans Reveal
By David Nield
GlobeNewswire
A Study on Aging Unlocks Holy Grail of Sports Performance
PsyPost
Alcohol shifts the brain into a fragmented and local state
NewYork-Presbyterian - Health Matters
Podcast: Does Alcohol Change Your Brain?
UNILAD
Doctors issued warning as study revealed impact ‘moderate drinking’ can have on dementia risk
By Niamh Shackleton
BuzzFeed
People Are Sharing The Best Things They Did For Their Mental Health While Struggling
By Victoria Vouloumanos
San Francisco Chronicle
‘Old age is not for sissies.’ Grief therapists explain how to cope with loss as you age
By Erin Allday
GQ
What Your Heart Rate Should Be While Exercising, According to Experts
By Tom Ward
SciTechDaily
This Common Bacterium Hiding in Your Mouth May Help Trigger Breast Cancer
The New York Times
Healing Childhood Trauma: What Science Says About Breaking the Cycle
Futurism
Fans Furious at What Andrew Huberman Just Admitted
By Frank Landymore
PsyPost
Social anxiety has a "dark side" that looks nothing like shyness
By Eric Dolan
ABC7 Los Angeles
Sardine fasting: a fad or does eating only fish really boost health and weight loss?
By Denise Dador
Business Insider
A doctor who studies metabolism said new research convinced him to make 3 changes to his routine
By Julia Pugachevsky
Earth.com
Weight-loss drugs draw attention for unexpected cancer outcomes
By Jordan Joseph
Medical News Today
Cholesterol: 2-day oatmeal diet may help reduce LDL levels by 10%
By Robby Berman
Universität Bonn
Two days of oatmeal reduce cholesterol level
SciTechDaily
This Simple 48-Hour Diet Cut Harmful Cholesterol by 10%, Study Finds
News-Medical
Why eating more oats can rapidly reduce cholesterol levels
By Sanchari Sinha Dutta
Women's Health
How Much Muscle Can You Gain In A Month? It's Probably More Than You Think.
By Julia Sullivan
Yahoo
Golden Retriever Puppy Gets a Lesson in 'Dog Manners' and Everyone's Melting
By Melissa Mitas
Real Simple
The Best Anti-Aging Face Creams Skin Care Experts Recommend for Men (Yes, Even Low-Maintenance Ones)
HuffPost
Study Finds Eating Cheese May Reduce Your Risk For This Potentially Serious Health Condition
By Kimberley Richards
BuzzFeed
47 Absolutely Shocking "Tis But A Scratch" Stories From Patients Who Should, Without A Doubt, Be Dead Right Now
By Hannah Marder
SciTechDaily
Scientists Uncover a Hidden Early Stage of Alzheimer’s That They Can Stop
ScienceAlert
Missing Link Between Parkinson's Protein And Damage to Brain Cells Discovered
By David Nield
PsyPost
Long-term antidepressant effects of psilocybin linked to functional brain changes
Medical Xpress
Study maps 30 rheumatoid arthritis biopsies, linking joint scarring to treatment resistance
AOL.com
Teacher with Heart Condition Worried Having Twins Could Kill Her. She Was 'Terrified' Until the Moment She Gave Birth (Exclusive)
By David Chiu
ScienceDaily
Scientists finally explain statin muscle pain
The San Francisco Standard
The Bay Area “egg whisperer” helps older women get pregnant
By Jillian D'Onfro
Hindustan Times
Maryland doctor explains how walking pace has stronger link to healthy ageing than simple step counts | Health
The Daily Star
7,000 steps a day could be the sweet spot for better health!
The Indian Express
Step by step: Why 20 minutes is the ‘magic number’ for healthy aging
AOL.com
Scientists Find This Simple Move Lowers Your Cancer Risk
By Kayla Blanton
PennLive.com
Alice in Wonderland Syndrome: What to know about rare condition affecting children
By EmilyAnn Jackman
Daily Mail
I ate like RFK Jr and was shocked by how I felt... what happened to my body after eating his meals every night
By Luke Andrews
Reuters Connect
RFK Jr. is interviewed at the White House in Washington
FOX 32 Chicago
RFK Jr. claims he lost 20 pounds in 20 days, gained mental clarity on extreme diet
By Deirdre Bardolf
Health and Me
Robert F Kennedy Jr Lost 20 Pounds In 20 Days While Eating THIS Diet
Eat This Not That
6 Daily Exercises That Rebuild Lost Muscle Faster Than Weight Training After 55
By Alexa Mellardo
TribLIVE.com
Snowstorm highlights staffing struggles of Southwestern Pa. home care agencies
By Jack Troy
Business Insider
I tracked my blood glucose levels for two weeks. It felt like I was in sugar jail.
By Kim Schewitz
PsyPost
Surprising link found between hyperthyroidism and dark personality traits
By Eric Dolan
Outside Magazine
The Long and Dark History Behind This Popular Form of Exercise
SciTechDaily
Flavanols Break the Rules of Nutrition: Scientists Uncover the Surprising Way They Boost the Brain
SciTechDaily
Toxin Stops Colon Cancer Growth, Without Harming Healthy Tissue
The Daily Beast
How This Woman in Her Late 40s Got Dramatic Results Without a Facelift
By carina hsieh
Indian Defence Review
They Grew Human Brain Cells in Rats for the First Time, Then Noticed Something Strange
By Sarah Talbi
ScienceAlert
Carbon Dioxide 'Pulses' Clears Toxins From Parkinson's Brains in Recent Study
By Carly Cassella
Indian Defence Review
The Brain Has a ‘Drainage Tunnel’ You Never Knew Existed, Now They’ve Found It
Study on Ozempic weight loss drugs 
Newser
Quitting Ozempic Is a Risky Proposition
By Kate Seamons
The Wall Street Journal
Here’s What Happens When You Stop Taking Ozempic and Wegovy
By Sumathi Reddy
inc.com
New Study of 77,000 Patients Reveals the Hard Truth About GLP‑1s
By Leila Sheridan
AOL.com
The rise of ‘agonorexia’: People are developing brand new eating disorders on GLP-1 agonist drugs
By McKenzie Beard
EatingWell
Eating These Foods Could Help You Poop, New Study Says
By Lauren Manaker
VICE
Your Poop Schedule Might Be Controlled by a Single Vitamin
By Ashley Fike
Medical Dialogues
Medical Bulletin 27/January/2026
By Anshika Mishra
NCHStats
Researchers Found a Genetic Pattern Behind a Very Personal Daily Routine
Indian Defence Review
After 50 Years, Scientists Discover a New Blood Group That Changes Transfusion Medicine
AOL.com
This 82-Year-Old Grandma Swears By Her 'Longevity Soup'
By Danielle Deangelis
Financial Times
How economies forget
Montreal Gazette
Deadly falls are on the rise among older Quebecers. Prevention could save lives
By Susan Schwartz
Times of India
Dismissed as piles: Fit 31-year-old warns against ‘silent’ cancer symptoms after ‘big, ominous’ tumour fo
The Guardian
Reading was the key to breaking through the fog of my parents’ dementia | Jo Glanville
By Jo Glanville
The Independent
Think meat equals muscle? Why you can still build strength with plant based diet
By Hannah Twiggs

Last Updated: 2/01/26, 6:03:59 pm