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ACC/AHA cholesterol management guideline update 
The New York Times
Get Your Cholesterol Even Lower and Start Younger, New Guideline Says
By Gina Kolata
statnews.com
Major changes to cardiovascular guidelines suggest taking statins as young as 30
By Elizabeth Cooney
www.heart.org
ACC/AHA Issue Updated Guideline for Managing Lipids, Cholesterol
WKYC
Your cholesterol numbers just changed — here's what the new guidelines mean for you
By Monica Robins
Dallas News
As colon cancer rises in younger adults, D-FW scientists uncover crucial clue
By Miriam Fauzia
The Guardian
Colon cancer now leading cause of cancer deaths under 50 in US
By Hannah Harris Green
WLOX
Colorectal cancer diagnosis at 45: Singing River patient’s story
By Raylen Ladner
SciTechDaily
Why Colon Cancer Is Rising in Young Adults: Scientists Discover Unexpected Physical Clue
By Kim Horner
CBS News
Silicosis, lung disease once linked to mining, hits workers in countertops industry
By Celine Gounder
Capital & Main
‘My Lungs Had Nothing Left.’ Inside The Epidemic Killing Countertop Stonecutters.
By Semantha Norris
The i Paper
Kitchen worktop dust is killing tradespeople. A new law could finally ban it
By Joe Duggan
KFF Health News
As Lung Disease Threatens Workers, Lawmakers Seek Protections for Countertop Manufacturers
By Celine Gounder
CIDRAP
FDA vaccine advisers recommend adding subclade K to fall shots
By Liz Szabo
Politico
FDA panel OKs strains for fall’s flu shot
By Lauren Gardner
Contagion Live
FDA VRBPAC Votes to Recommend Influenza Vaccines for 2026-2027 Season
By John Parkinson
statnews.com
Make next year’s flu shots, says FDA committee
By Rose Broderick & O. Rose Broderick
Colorado Public Radio
Colorado now has 10 recorded measles cases as the Broomfield outbreak continues to spread
By Daley John
KUSA.com
Colorado sports bar linked to growing measles outbreak
By Nate Lynn
kdvr.com
Health officials warn of possible measles exposure at Arvada pub
By Abraham Jewett
Denver7
People at Arvada sports bar may have been exposed to measles as Broomfield outbreak grows, CDPHE says
By Oscar A. Contreras
Bird flu outbreak in San Mateo 
SFGATE
Deadly virus outbreak at Bay Area state park spreads to nearby beaches
By Amanda Bartlett
USA Today
A bird flu outbreak in a CA state park is spreading to other animals
By Noe Padilla
Los Angeles Times
H5N1 bird flu spreads to sea otters and sea lions along San Mateo coast, wildlife experts say
By Susanne Rust
The Press Democrat
Wary eyes on Point Reyes National Seashore as avian flu hits Año Nuevo elephant seals
By Phil Barber
AP News
Flu vaccines didn’t work that well in the US, officials find
By Mike Stobbe
Hacker News
Enhancing gut-brain communication reversed cognitive decline in aging mice
Stanford Medicine
Enhancing gut-brain communication reversed cognitive decline, improved memory formation in aging mice
By Krista Conger
Nature
Intestinal interoceptive dysfunction drives age-associated cognitive decline
By Christoph A. Thaiss, Guillaume de Lartigue & Niklas Blank
Scientific American
The gut microbiome may influence brain aging, mouse study suggests
By Jackie Flynn Mogensen & Jackie Flynn
Southern Nevada Health District
Public health officials report confirmed measles case in Las Vegas
KSNV
Health officials confirm measles case in Las Vegas convention attendee
By Matthew Seeman
Las Vegas Review-Journal
ConExpo attendee in Las Vegas has confirmed case of measles
By Tony Garcia
ktnv.com
Las Vegas health officials warn of measles case linked to ConExpo attendee
By Alyssa Roberts
Gizmodo
Woman Gets Infested by Maggots, Sneezes Them Out
By Ed Cara
Ars Technica
Measles vaccinations rose 291% among New Mexico adults during outbreak
By Beth Mole
ScienceAlert
Simple Blood Test Can Predict Dementia Risk in Women Decades Before Symptoms
By David Nield
San Diego Union-Tribune
UCSD study detects dementia risk decades before symptoms appear
By Paul Sisson
fox5sandiego.com
UCSD study suggests way to predict dementia in women 25 years in advance
By Rhea Caoile
geripal.org
Alzheimer's Definitions, Biomarkers, and Antibodies: Halima Amjad, Barak Gaster, and Heather Whitson
By Eric Widera
Apixaban in VTE trial 
Medscape
VTE Trial: As DOACs Face Off, Apixaban Confirmed Safer
By Crystal Phend
CBC
Blood-thinning drug Eliquis likely safer for patients with deep blood clots, study suggests
McGill University
Venous Thrombosis Trial Published in The New England Journal of Medicine
Cardiovascular Business
Apixaban bests rivaroxaban in new DOAC comparison
By Michael Walter
Medical Xpress
New strategy intercepts pancreatic cancer by eliminating microscopic lesions before they become cancer
Cedars-Sinai
Routine Screening Catches Couple’s Cancers Early
By Kelsie Sandoval
BIOENGINEER.ORG
Breakthrough Senolytic Therapy Offers New Hope for Pancreatic Cancer (PDAC)
Inside Precision Medicine
KRAS Inhibitors Intercept Pancreatic Cancer Before It Develops in Mice
By Clara Rodríguez Fernández
Measles exposure at Gresham grocery store 
KPTV
Gresham grocery store identified as measles exposure site
KOIN.com
OHA warns of new measles exposure at Portland area grocery store
By Amanda Andrade-rhoades
KATU
Shoppers at Gresham WinCo may have been exposed to measles, officials say
Oregon Public Broadcasting - OPB
Oregon Health Authority identifies Gresham grocery store as latest measles exposure site
abcnews.com
A teen girl's harrowing journey with measles highlights how serious the virus can be for the immunocompromised
By Mary Kekatos
Nature
Using mosquitoes to vaccinate bats could curb the spread of deadly diseases
By Mohana Basu
NPR
Vaccinating bats could be good for people. But how do you vaccinate a bat?
By Ari Daniel Shapiro
Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance
Scientists turn mosquitoes into "flying vaccines"
By Linda Geddes
The Independent
Chinese virologists develop vaccine-carrying mosquitoes to immunise bats against rabies and Nipah
By Vishwam Sankaran
MLive.com
Second measles case suspected in Washtenaw County
By Jennifer Eberbach
CBS News
Second possible measles case under investigation in Washtenaw County
By Paula Wethington
Detroit Free Press
Michigan reports 1st measles case of 2026. What you need to know
By Kristen Jordan Shamus
ClickOnDetroit | WDIV Local 4
Measles case confirmed in Washtenaw County -- Here’s a list of exposure sites
By Sara M Powers
Sleep scientists' anxiety trick 
BBC
Cognitive shuffling: The micro-dreaming game that helps you sleep
By Rachel Hosie
inc.com
The Strange Mental Trick Sleep Scientists Use to Short-Circuit Anxiety and Tell the Brain to Start Snoozing
By Leila Sheridan
mezha.net
Cognitive scrambling helps anxious sleepers fall asleep faster
Tom's Guide
For months I've been waking up at 3am with anxiety — a sleep doctor taught me how to fall back asleep in seconds
By Nicola Appleton
The Gospel Coalition
8 Things Caregivers Should Know About Dementia
By Gaye B. Clark
newsmirror.net
A different look at Alzheimer’s
By Mia Smitt
KPBS
Alzheimer's Association: The 10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer's-VIRTUAL
Wapakoneta Daily News
Facts About Alzheimer’s and How to Prevent It
By Meta Hoge
statnews.com
White House says it’s ‘done’ with vaccines. MAHA begs to differ
By Daniel Payne & Chelsea Cirruzzo
News of the United States - NOTUS
RFK Jr.'s MAHA Allies Call to Eliminate All Childhood Vaccine Recommendations
By Margaret Manto
Reason Magazine
We Lost the Lyme Vaccine. Under Rand Paul's New Vaccine Liability Bill, We'll Lose More.
By Ronald Bailey
Politico
MAHA aims to dismantle federal vax protections
By Robert King
The Conversation
We study pandemics, and the resurgence of measles is a grim sign of what’s coming
The Hill
Measles is the imminent threat America should be concerned about
Opinion
By Scott Rivkees
ABC27
Have you been to Lancaster County lately? Doctors might ask
By Alton Northup
National Catholic Reporter
Amid measles uptick, infectious diseases specialist says church recommends vaccination
By Kate Scanlon
Hindustan Times
World Kidney Day 2026: Nephrologist explains why kidney patients should avoid fasting, shares 10 warning signs | Health
By Adrija Dey
NDTV Doctor
Daily Habits To Preserve Kidney Health
TRIPURA STAR NEWS
Diabetes, Hypertension Major Risk Factors For Kidney Disease, Say CARE Doctors.
VOI.id
World Kidney Day Highlights Access to Anemia Therapy for Chronic Kidney Disease Patients
By Dinno Baskoro
EatingWell
Eating This Snack Before Bed Could Help You Wake Up More Energized
By Allison Knott
The Washington Post
Here’s what to eat every day to sleep a little better
By Lindsey Bever
BBC
Can snacks help you sleep?
By Marylou Costa
New York Post
Fall asleep faster — and sleep more deeply — by eating more of this, say scientists
By Rachel Sacks
AOL.com
Mom, 41, with Stage 4 Colon Cancer Has ‘No Evidence of Disease’ After Life-Saving Transplant
By Vanessa Etienne
GLP-1 weight loss medications 
The New York Times
When Weight-Loss Drugs Don’t Work
By Dani Blum & Simar Bajaj
Medscape
How Policy and New Drugs Reshaped Obesity Treatment
By Javed Hussain Choudhury
Chapelboro.com
The Future of Wellness: GLP-1s – ‘I Was Hesitant Too’
By Ryan Schulteis
Deccan Herald
Appetite Drugs: Changing Views on Obesity Today
Daily Mail
Heidi Klum, 52, says her ADHD is a 'superpower' because she can do 'a thousand different things at once'
By Heidi Parker
Healthline
3 Different Types of ADHD Identified in New Study. What to Know
By MANDY. FRENCH
Cleveland Clinic Health Essentials
What Are the Types of ADHD?
Technology Networks
Is ADHD Actually Three Different Brain Conditions?
SciTechDaily
Researchers Find a Surprising Long COVID Clue in Major Vitamin D Trial
Time Magazine
Vitamin D May Help Lower the Risk of Long COVID, Early Research Suggests
By Alice Park
News-Medical
High-dose vitamin D3 does not reduce COVID-19 severity, but may impact long COVID outcomes
Medical Dialogues
Trial finds vitamin D supplements don’t reduce covid severity but could reduce long COVID risk: Study
By Kamal Kant Kohli
Gizmodo
America’s Smoking Habit Just Hit a Wild Milestone That Once Seemed Impossible
By Ed Cara
krmsradio.com
A milestone has been announced in the fight to get people to stop smoking
Lake Okeechobee News
Study assesses tobacco use in the United States
By Cathy Womble
CIDRAP
Public Health Alerts: Tobacco use among US adults, 2023-2024
By Jim Wappes
Skeptic
Confessions of a Former Chiropractor
IFLScience
Can Cryopreserved Brains Be Brought Back? New Study Sees Activity In Mouse Brain Tissues Preserved At -196°C
By Rachael Funnell
Medical Xpress
Deep-frozen brain region restarts electrical activity after thawing
Yahoo
German Scientists Revive Frozen Brain Tissue After Week-Long Deep Freeze
By Al Landes
MSN
Frozen brains reawaken in astonishing medical breakthrough
By Cassidy Morrison
Nature
Youthful antics predict lifespan — at least for these fish
By Gemma Conroy
Neuroscience News
Lifelong Motion Patterns Predict Lifespan
EurekAlert!
Bedbrook Nath Killifish Brodhead 2 (IMAGE)
동아사이언스
Vertebrate aging progresses in sudden steps, not as a gradual decline
By Jungwoo Lim
EatingWell
This Supplement May Help You Sleep Better—and No, It’s Not Melatonin
By Beth Krietsch
CNN
Using magnesium supplements for sleep is all the rage. What to know
By Kristen Rogers
Fortune
5 Best Magnesium Supplements of 2026
By Christina Snyder
The Times of India
Should a healthy person take magnesium to sleep better? Top doctors answers this, and more
By Lata Mishra
AOL.com
Drooling into your pillow could be a sign of a more serious issue
By Sandee LaMotte
harpersbazaar.com
A 'vagus nerve reset' is the key to lowering stress levels – here's exactly how to do it
By Amelia Bell
Yoga Journal
Can You Really Reset Your Vagus Nerve? Here's What to Know.
By Calin Van Paris
Newswire.com
Truvaga Review 2026: Don't Buy Vagus Nerve Stimulator Before Reading This First!
Patch
1st Measles Case Reported In DeKalb County
By Emily Rosca
WIFR
DeKalb County Health Department responds to first measles case in 6 years
By Laura Neuzil
WREX
First confirmed case of measles in DeKalb County, officials warn of possible exposure
Shaw Local
Measles confirmed in DeKalb County, reports health department
By Camden Lazenby
NJ.com
After multiple dead geese are found at N.J. park, officials urge caution
By Nicolas Fernandes
News12 | New Jersey
Dead geese found in Essex, Monmouth counties as parks close and officials urge caution
TAPinto
Avian Flu Outbreak Closes Lord Stirling Park Trails and Others in NJ
Montclair Local News
More Dead Geese In Verona, Officials say, Possibly Signaling Bird Flu
By Rodrigo Torrejon
Slate
I Ignored the Signs. I Was Only 42. When I Saw the Look on My Doctor’s Face, I Knew What Was Coming—or So I Thought.
By Christopher Ingraham
marthastewart.com
The 3 Things Longevity Experts Always Eat for Breakfast—Plus When to Eat It
By Lynn Andriani
The Washington Post
2 science-backed ways to improve your breakfast
By Anahad O'Connor
The Atlantic
American Snacking Habits Are Transforming the Restaurant Industry
By Yasmin Tayag
The Independent
How experts say you can get the most out of your morning meals
By Julia Musto
AOL.com
These 5 Foods May Raise Your Risk of Oral Cancer, According to Experts
By Gillean Barkyoumb
Epilepsy drug sulthiame may treat sleep apnea, study suggests 
ScienceAlert
Repurposed Drug Improves Sleep Apnea by Up to 50% in Clinical Trial
By Carly Cassella
ScienceDaily
Scientists may have found a pill for sleep apnea
GIGAZINE
Clinical trials show that existing antiepileptic drugs can be helpful in treating sleep apnea syndrome.
U.S. News & World Report
Study Suggests Epilepsy Drug May Help Treat Sleep Apnea
WIRED
Toss Your Not-Quite-Clean Clothes on Simone Giertz’s Laundry Chair
By Boone Ashworth
Genetic Literacy Project
Don’t take over-the-counter fish oil supplements for your heart, joints or depression, science says
Tom's Guide
I asked the experts why I still feel exhausted after 8 hours of sleep and they all said the same thing
By Ruth Jones
London Evening Standard
Is your sleep suffering from the ‘false rest’ effect?
By Louise Pyne
News18
Sleep Vs Rest: Experts Reveal Why You May Still Feel Tired After Eight Hours In Bed
By Snigdha Nalini Oreya
Tom's Guide
Expert reveals why I'm exhausted after 8 hours sleep, and a simple fix
By Lauren Jeffries
Nature
Natural maternal immunity protects neonates from Escherichia coli sepsis
By Sing Sing Way, Susana Chavez-Bueno & Minh-Duy Phan
EurekAlert!
Newborn Blood Screening Sheds Light on E.Coli Infections (IMAGE)
Research Horizons
Mothers’ Exposure to Microbes Protect their Newborn Babies Against Infection
By Sing Sing Way
Earth.com
Babies get infection protection from mom before birth
By Sanjana Gajbhiye
HuffPost
I Get So Much More Out Of My Daily Walks Thanks To This Simple Fitness Accessory
By Marsha Badger
OSF HealthCare
If the weighted vest fits, wear it
diabetes.co.uk
Weighted vests prevent metabolic slowdown during weight loss
The Healthy
Want to Lose Weight and Strengthen Your Bones? Wear This Piece of Clothing, Says a New Study
By Kristine Gasbarre
SciTechDaily
Is Berberine Really a “Natural Ozempic”? Scientists Reveal What This Popular Supplement Really Does
TRICARE Newsroom (.mil)
Easily manage your prescriptions with Express Scripts Pharmacy mobile app
WIRED
The Shingles Virus May Be Aging You More Quickly
By David Cox
SFGATE
New Calif. study links cannabis vaping to potentially deadly disorder
By Lester Black
ScienceAlert
A Simple Drink Choice Helps Gamers Stay Focused For Hours, Study Finds
By David Nield
The New York Times
Can You Prevent or Reverse Gray Hair?
By Simar Bajaj
The Conversation
Hearing loss is often called a dementia risk factor – here’s what the research really shows
By Emma Broome
KSL.com
Brain Awareness Week: Treating hearing loss and tinnitus
San Diego Union-Tribune
Hearing tests can be a first step toward preventing dementia, Poway audiologist says
By Julie Gallant
dailynews.co.za
World Hearing Day: Why hearing loss is draining your brain more than you realise
Phys.org
Turning penicillin into a lethal force against bacteria again
LADbible
Ozempic and Wegovy users share terrifying 'dark side' of weight loss drugs
By James Moorhouse
The Independent
Ozempic and Wegovy users reveal harrowing dark side of ‘miracle’ weight-loss drugs
By Rhian Lubin
Healthline
Wegovy May Have Higher Risk of 'Eye Stroke,' Vision Loss Than Ozempic
By Nancy Schimelpfening
MedPage Today
Wegovy May Carry Highest Risk of Blinding Condition Among GLP-1 Drugs
By Charles Bankhead
BuzzFeed
The "Old Person Smell" Is Real — Here's How To Find Out If It Will Happen To You
By Julie Kendrick
GQ
Does Walking Build Muscle, Burn Fat, or Both?
By Tom Ward
EatingWell
Is Walking a Good Enough Form of Exercise? Here's What Experts Say
By Karla Walsh
Yahoo Lifestyle Canada
Your daily walk matters in more ways than you think
Opinion
By Dana Santas
Kentucky Today
FIRST-PERSON: Walking good visual of our spiritual health
By David Chancey
SciTechDaily
Scientists Discover Where Drug Residues End Up Inside Crops
The Times of India
Protein powders and high-protein diets: Kidney experts explain the hidden risks and the balanced way to build muscle without straining your kidneys
By Aadya Jha
Hindustan Times
Can high-protein diets harm kidneys? Nephrologist shares safe intake limits: ‘Avoid extreme diets and choose…’
By Adrija Dey
The Economic Times
World Kidney Day: Young gym goers landing in hospitals with kidney damage, nephrologists warn of worrying
Mena FN
Kidney Damage Warning: The Dark Side Of Energy Drinks And Supplements
KSL TV 5
Utah surgeon diagnosed with colon cancer urges others to get screened
By Emma Benson
SciTechDaily
Your Lifestyle Choices Could Halve Your Dementia Risk
HuffPost
Stop Doing These 8 Things — They Could Increase Your Risk Of Dementia
By Jillian Wilson
Prince Albert Daily Herald
Alzheimer’s: prevention is the cure
FinancialContent
Protecting Your Brain After 40
The Guardian
Out of the blue? How the colour of light could be used to treat mental illness
By Linda Geddes
Phys.org
DNA origami vaccine rivals mRNA shots while being easier to store and manufacture
By Benjamin Boettner
Nature
Multidimensional profiling of heterogeneity in supratentorial ependymomas
By Kristian W Pajtler, Daniela Lotsch-gojo & Katharina Bruckner
Gothamist
Rabid coyote attacks 3 people, 6 dogs in Eastchester and Bronxville area
By Giulia Heyward
SILive.com
Rabid coyote attacks 3 people, 6 dogs north of NYC
By Shaina Mclawrence
ABC7 New York
Westchester residents warned after series of rabid coyote attacks in Eastchester and Bronxville
NBC New York
Coyote that attacked 3 people, 6 dogs in Westchester County tests positive for rabies
EatingWell
4 Things You Should Do After 5 P.M. for Better Blood Sugar, According to Endocrinologists
By Barbie Cervoni & Rd Cdn
ScienceAlert
One Illicit Drug May Nearly Triple Stroke Risk in Under-55s
By Carly Cassella
The Guardian
Recreational drugs can more than double risk of stroke, study suggests
By Ian Sample
The Times
Cocaine and cannabis use ‘increases risk of strokes’
By Kaya Burgess
Clinical Trials Arena
Illicit drug use associated with increased odds of stroke
The Telegraph
Prostate screening saves four times more lives than previously believed
By Laura Donnelly
The Independent
Experts recommend rapid MRI scans for this type of cancer
By Jane Kirby
News-Medical
International urology conference showcases advancements in prostate cancer diagnostics
The Times
Prostate cancer screenings ‘prevent more death than previously thought’
Woman's World
Losartan Side Effects You Shouldn’t Ignore—Plus the Surprising One That May Help
By Kristina M. Mastrocola
BBC
Parents accused of hiding daughter's HIV infection and neglect
By Paulin Kola

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