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In reversal, American Cancer Society urges routine prostate cancer screening
By Beth Mole
The New York Times
What to Know About New Prostate Cancer Screening Recommendations
By Nina Agrawal
NPR
American Cancer Society updates prostate cancer screening guidelines
By Yuki Noguchi
American Cancer Society Press Room
American Cancer Society Updates Prostate Cancer Screening Guideline: Major Changes Include Regular PSA Testing for Average and High-Risk Men
United States faces potential loss of measles elimination status 
The Guardian
CDC reports six measles deaths in 2026 as US battles worst outbreak in 35 years
By Marina Dunbar
USA Today
US had eliminated measles. RFK Jr. helped bring it back | Opinion
By rex huppke
The Seattle Times
The US and Mexico are on the verge of forfeiting a major health victory. Here’s what to know
By Mike Stobbe
CNBC
Measles is surging in the U.S. — and outbreaks can cost millions
By Annika Kim Constantino
Nature
Massive atlas of brain region linked to a host of diseases is the most detailed yet
By Miryam Naddaf
National Geographic
Scientists Discover a Neuron That May Play a Role in Schizophrenia
By Humberto Basilio
STAT
Scientists debut map of basal ganglia, a key brain region involved in an array of diseases
By Jonathan Wosen, PhD
Medical Xpress
Molecular mapping of 8 million cells brings cerebral architecture into focus
By Lisa Lock
Health officials track potential measles exposure in Iowa 
KCCI
Health experts encourage vaccination as Iowa sees 50th measles case this year
By Abigail Kurten
The Des Moines Register
Polk County confirms case of measles in a child
By Kyle Werner
Polk County Iowa (.gov)
Measles Case Confirmed in Polk County - Nov. 11, 2026
KCCI
Polk County investigates measles exposures after second confirmed case
By Kelby Wingert
BBC
Ebola in DR Congo: Millions of dollars going missing as virus spreads, MSF warns
NPR
Ebola tops 11,000 cases in Congo's deadliest outbreak
Mon Valley Independent
Monessen School District superintendent responds to report on mold issues
By Sarah Pellis
Reuters
Congo Ebola outbreak still out of control after six months, MSF says
By Jennifer Rigby & Olivia Le Poidevin
KING5.com
Bird flu in Washington dairy cows: Union warns of undetected cases after worker’s death
By Tess Wagner
FOX 13 Seattle
First bird flu death hits WA, dairy outbreak spreads
By Jim Jensen & Taylor Winkel
KOMO
Western Washington farmers brace for impacts after bird flu detected in Pierce County
By Claire Weber
Nature World News
Washington Warns Residents Not to Touch Wild Birds After Avian Flu Kills More Than 30 at Monroe's Lake Tye Park
NBC News
Tracking the drop in U.S. childhood vaccinations: Our methodology
NBC News
What are childhood vaccination rates in your community and schools?
By Jane Weaver, Jiachuan Wu & Joe Murphy
KGW
Southwest Washington data shows vaccine divide amid nationwide measles surge
By Evan Watson
NBC 5 Chicago
The Vaccine Divide: Immunization rates plummet as exemptions rise
By Kate Chappell
9News
Lung scans save lives: Denver man's early screening underscores dire need for more testing
By Colton Chavez
The Rockaway Times
Rockaway Observes Lung Cancer Awareness Month
By Leah Blewett
Cure Today
5 Lung Cancer Survival Numbers Patients Should Know in 2026
Baptist Health
Lung Cancer Care Is Changing: Why Early Detection and Personalized Treatment Matter
Nature
RSV vaccines slash infections: data show jabs’ staggering success against dangerous virus
By DR Liam Drew
Fox News
Highly contagious bird flu detected in Wisconsin as officials euthanize infected flock
By Michael Sinkewicz
Popular Mechanics
Humans Might Have a Serious Bird Flu Problem on Their Hands
By Darren Orf
Brownfield Ag News
HPAI risks remain high during migration season
By Kellan Heavican
KSN.com
Avian flu affects 37,500 birds in Kansas in past month
By Carina Branson
New obesity definition combines BMI with waist measurements 
STAT
BMI alternative would flip obesity diagnosis for millions, study finds
By Andrew Joseph
Nature
Validation of clinical and preclinical obesity across global cohorts
By An Pan, Shouling Wu & Eric Ravussin
The Guardian
BMI alternative for identifying obesity ‘could prevent misdiagnosis in millions’
By Ian Sample
Live Science
More people could count as obese under newly proposed definition — here's what you need to know
By Lauren Schneider
Pennsylvania measles cases surpass 1,500 amid outbreak 
NPR
How word of mouth is helping an Amish community's fight against measles
By Maria Godoy
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Measles cases grow among pregnant women in Pennsylvania: What to know about risks
WGAL
Doctors say Pennsylvania’s measles resurgence was preventable
By Susan Shapiro
ABC27
Health officials continue to advocate for Measles vaccine as Pennsylvania reaches over 1.5K cases
By Barbara Barr
Wisconsin reports infant measles death amidst growing outbreak 
HuffPost
Wisconsin Reports Its First Infant Death Linked To Measles In 36 Years
WPR
Wisconsin health officials advise early measles vaccination for some infants amid outbreak
By Richelle Wilson
WBAY
Wisconsin measles cases climb to 551 as US elimination status faces review
By Elyse Noe
WUWM
Only 87% of WI students have all their vaccinations. What that means in a measles outbreak
By Katherine Kokal
Studies link declining newborn vitamin K shots to infant bleeding 
Yahoo
Infant Bleeding Episodes Skyrocket 347% as More Parents Refuse Vitamin K Shot
ProPublica
An 11-Day-Old Baby Couldn’t Stop Bleeding. For Hours, the ER Didn’t Provide a Critical Vitamin Shot.
By Duaa Eldeib
WOODTV.com
Doctors warn parents about risks of declining vitamin K shots for newborns
By Lauren Henry
Bloomberg.com
Vitamin K Refusal Puts Babies at Risk. RFK Jr. Isn’t Helping
Opinion
By Lisa Jarvis
Prevention
Is It Safe to Take Melatonin Every Night? Sleep Experts Explain the Risks
By Korin Miller
Capitola Beach closed after E. coli outbreak sickens children 
Los Angeles Times
Popular California beach closed amid E. coli outbreak
By Hailey Branson-Potts
KSBW
Capitola Beach closed after E. coli outbreak may have exposed at least 9 children
By Felix Cortez
Sacramento Bee
Nine children sickened in E. coli outbreak tied to Northern California beach
ABC7 Bay Area
E. coli contamination leaves San Martin residents under boil water advisory
By Dustin Dorsey
Chronic wasting disease found in wild New York deer 
Spectrum News
Chronic wasting disease detected in upstate New York deer population
By Wendy Wright & Breanna Fuss
VTDigger
Chronic wasting disease found in wild New York deer for first time in decades
By Theo Wells-spackman
CIDRAP
CWD digest: Detections in New York, Wisconsin trigger control measures; high proportion of Wyoming herds infected
By Mary Van Beusekom
WHEC.com
DEC adds new requirements after chronic wasting disease found in Livingston County deer
By Kristi Blake
San Francisco Chronicle
‘Stop obsessing over eight hours’: New study says another sleep goal is just as key
By Erin Allday
Medical Xpress
Could an erratic sleep schedule be harming your mental health?
NPR
For some people, depression may be tied to their circadian rhythms
By Will Stone
Fox News
Certain sleep habits could offer clues to hidden type of depression, scientists say
By Deirdre Bardolf
AP News
CDC eliminates $29 million for HIV prevention in Texas
By Sasha Draeger-mazer
Fox News
New weight-loss drug wipes out chronic knee pain in some patients, researchers say
The Washington Post
Column | Powerful new weight-loss drug may also ease knee pain, major study finds
By Gretchen Reynolds
Medical News Today
New weight-loss drug eases knee osteoarthritis pain in major trials
By Katharine Lang
Eli Lilly
New Phase 3b data on Lilly's Taltz (ixekizumab) and Zepbound (tirzepatide) used together showed improved and durable efficacy, patient-reported and metabolic outcomes at one year in adults with psoriatic arthritis and obesity
Medical Xpress
New review of the first oral PCSK9 drug, a needle-free option for high cholesterol
HCPLive
Enlicitide Lowers LDL-C Consistently Across PREVENT CVD Risk Categories
By Christie M. Ballantyne
Pharmacy Times
Oral PCSK9 Inhibitor Enlicitide Sustains LDL-C Reductions
By Luke Halpern & Christie M. Ballantyne
WCAX
Newport’s hospital prepares for possible measles patients
By Lizzie Jensen
WCAX
Vermont confirms Orleans County measles cases
VTDigger
Measles cases found in Orleans County, health officials warn
By Olivia Gieger
Vermont Public
Vermont health officials confirm measles cases in Orleans County
By Lola Duffort
NBC News
For alpha-gal patients, allergy drug could cut the severity of reactions to red meat
By David Cox
Newser
A Common Drug May Help With New Red-Meat Allergy
By John Johnson
Bioengineer.org
Omalizumab Eliminates Food-Related Epinephrine Use in Alpha-Gal Syndrome Cohort Study
McCook Gazette
Study examines alpha-gal syndrome in farmers and ranchers
Phys.org
Study finds links between bacteria in wastewater and chronic disease
FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth
COVID-era testing method could help identify obesity, asthma, other health conditions
By Nick Viviani
Medscape
What Can Wastewater-Based Epidemiology Tell Us?
By Bethany F Hodge
CASRAI
WastewaterSCAN: Surveillance & Lab Methods
Gizmodo
Teen Gets Anaphylaxis From Energy Drink
By Ed Le Cara
Medscape
Two Trials of Intensive BP Lowering, Two Different Outcomes
By Richard Kirkner
Medical Xpress
Cheap drug may prevent second stroke by lowering blood pressure
By Dennis Thompson
Medical Daily
Systolic Target Below 120 Did Not Significantly Cut Heart Events in 9,476 Adults With Type 2 Diabetes
STAT
Lowering blood pressure after stroke or with diabetes poses challenges, in research and practice
By Elizabeth Cooney
Medical News Today
Experimental pancreatic cancer vaccine shows promise in clinical trial
By Erika Watts
Nature
Mutant KRAS vaccination for pancreatic cancer interception: the G12D immunogenicity paradox
By Inna M Chen, Mads Hald Andersen & Morten Orebo Holmström
Oncodaily
Ezra Cohen Raises Key Questions About the Future of Pancreatic Cancer Vaccines
Bioengineer.org
Investigational KRAS vaccine triggers robust immune response in phase 2 trial
Yahoo Health
How 'Heightmaxxing' Is Pushing Teen Boys to Take a Risky Cancer Drug
By Beth Greenfield
KRON4
What is ‘heightmaxxing?’ Viral TikTok trend sees teens taking cancer drugs to get taller
By Alex Baker
Mezha.net
Doctors warn teens are reportedly taking cancer drug to grow taller
The Mary Sue
'Heightmaxxing' through cancer drugs
Financial Times
Big Pharma’s race to stop Alzheimer’s before it starts
By Michael Peel & Aanu Adeoye
The Korea Daily
dementia prevention — Alzheimer’s Expert Shares Crucial Test at Age 55
The Town Line Newspaper
FOR YOUR HEALTH: Alzheimer’s patients deserve answers sooner
By Kenneth E. Thorpe
Bioengineer.org
Multicenter Study Validates Blood Test Accuracy for Detecting Alzheimer’s Pathology
The Guardian
Molecular signal in blood helps detect early risk for ovarian cancer, study finds
Nature
Blood-based RNA biomarker for the early detection of ovarian cancer
By Esha Madan, Ronny Drapkin & Ie-Ming Shih
Reuters
NEWSLETTER: New blood test finds early risk for ovarian cancer
By Nancy Lapid
Medical Daily
Experimental blood marker detects a precursor to deadly ovarian cancer—but it is not ready for screening
BBC Science Focus Magazine
What's the best way to reverse memory decline?
By Ian Taylor
Nutraceutical Business Review
From gut feelings to brain health: The next key opportunity in health nutrition
Bioengineer.org
Predictive Model Links Gut Microbiota and Neuroimaging to Alzheimer Severity
Innovation News Network
Mapping the gut-brain axis: What our gut bacteria may reveal about mental health
The New York Times
These Killer Female Apes Challenge the ‘Man the Hunter’ Origin Story
By Taylor Mitchell
WIVB News 4
Catholic Health to encourage masks at medical facilities
By Gabriella Baiano
WGRZ
Catholic Health initiates masking policy during flu season
By Kim Degeorge
Yahoo
Catholic Health to implement mask policy for providers, recommending masks for visitors
By Hope Winter
Buffalo News
As flu cases surge, Catholic Health to implement masking policy
By Jon Harris
The New York Times
Her Death From Dengue May Signal That the Disease Is Here to Stay
By Anemona Hartocollis
Smithsonian Magazine
Florida Is Facing Its Worst Dengue Outbreak in Decades, With at Least 524 Locally Acquired Cases. Here's What to Know
By Mckenzie Prillaman
Bay News 9
Dengue response continues as scientists work to avoid endemic
By Jason Lanning
Charlotte Observer
A mosquito-borne fever is back in the southeast. Is NC at risk?
By Eva Flowe
CNN
Can diet and exercise reverse type 2 diabetes? What a new study found
By Katia Hetter
The Telegraph
The new high-carb diet that can reverse type 2 diabetes
By Ella Nunn
Medscape
Using Lifestyle Medicine to Pursue Remission in T2D
By Prasanthi Tondapu
Optometry Advisor
Weight-Loss Surgery Produces Lasting Diabetes Remission
Fox News
Hospital sewers may be breeding grounds for dangerous superbugs, study finds
By Melissa Rudy
CIDRAP
Hospital wastewater boosts growth of resistant bacteria, study finds
By Chris Dall
Bioengineer.org
Hospital Sinks Harbor Antibiotic Resistance Genes and Pathogens in Spatial Gradients
Mezha.net
Hospital sewers may promote antibiotic-resistant bacteria, study finds
FOX 8 News
Measles exposure reported at several locations and events in Lake and Geauga counties
By Daphne Graeter
WKYC
Measles exposure reported at 7 locations in Geauga, Lake counties
By Dave DeNatale
Akron Beacon Journal
One person may have spread measles at a half-dozen sites in Ohio
By Chad Murphy
Cleveland 19 News
Geauga Public Health confirms measles case, lists exposure sites in Geauga and Lake counties
Flu cases rise earlier than usual across the United States 
USA Today
The flu strain driving this season's unusually early spread
By Mary Walrath
NBC News
Does an early flu season mean a bad flu season?
By Akshay Syal & Patrick Martin
KOAT
Flu season starts early on the West Coast with H1N1 cases dominating
By Barry Ramo
Becker's Hospital Review
Flu’s early surge sends ED visits up 42% in 1 week: 6 notes for clinical leaders
By Ella Jeffries
The New York Times
Subtle Changes in Speech May Help Predict Dementia Risk
By Pam Belluck
Medscape
Speech Clock Tested in Spanish-Speaking Latin America
By Carol Perelman
Yahoo Health
Your Voice Could Reveal How Fast You’re Aging, New Study Suggests
Demokratis.co.id
Researchers Analyze Speech Patterns to Predict Dementia Risk
Olive oil shots gain popularity as a wellness trend on social media 
New York Post
Health experts warn against popular olive oil trend touted by Kourtney Kardashian, Hailey Bieber
By Sadie Chafe
Health.com
What Happens When You Take a Shot of Olive Oil Every Day
By Jillian Kubala
Fox News
Viral olive oil shots could lead to weight gain, health expert warns
By Sadie Chafe
Vogue Singapore
The truth about olive oil shots—and what it actually does for your skin and gut
By Emily Heng
NIH study links forever chemicals to aggressive breast cancer risk 
Science Daily
Common forever chemicals linked to nearly double the rate of aggressive breast cancer
The Boston Globe
Exposure to certain ‘forever chemicals’ could heighten risk of aggressive breast cancer, NIH says
By Nick Stoico
9News
‘Forever chemicals’ in blood linked to aggressive type of breast cancer
By Libby Hendren
Yahoo Health
New Research Reveals A Concerning Link Between Forever Chemicals & Breast Cancer
Study evaluates safety of stopping statins in older patients 
New York Post
Popular heart medication for older patients faces scrutiny as new study evaluates risks
American College of Cardiology
STREAM, eZ-PAVE Add New Insights Into Statin Therapy Treatment
Fox News
Common heart pill under scrutiny for older patients as study weighs risks of stopping
By Melissa Rudy
Medscape
Statins Work in Older Adults, Statistics Be Damned: The STREAM Trial
By John M. Mandrola
BBC
Trying Tourette's device was the best day of my life
By Navtej Johal
The Telegraph
Wrist gadget offers Tourette’s sufferers relief from tics
By Tom Mcardle
The Times
Wrist device for Tourette’s changes teenager’s life
By Poppy Koronka
The News International
Tourette syndrome tics: Breakthrough device might change future
By Sadaf Naushad
Medical Xpress
Study identifies antidepressants that get patients well and keep them well
The New York Times
New Research Compares Long-Term Relief From 21 Antidepressants
By Christina Caron
BBC
Antidepressant escitalopram more effective at preventing relapse, analysis finds
By Michelle Roberts
The Conversation
Some antidepressants may work better than others long term – new study
Health.com
What Vitamin D Supplements May Do for Biological Aging
By Jamie Ducharme
Science Daily
Energy drinks linked to 11 times more reports of cardiac arrest
Futurism
Energy Drinks Loaded With Bizarre Chemicals Are Causing Heart Attacks in Healthy Young People
NKU The Northerner Online
Caffeine in a can a requirement for many NKU students, despite heart health concerns
WFLA
Impact of energy drinks on the heart
The Times of Israel
Israeli blood test detects early breast cancer with 95% accuracy
By Diana Bletter
GenomeWeb
Blood Nucleosome Epigenetic Signature May Improve Breast Cancer Diagnosis, Prognosis
Bioengineer.org
Epigenetic Blood Test Detects Early Breast Cancer and Recurrence Risk
Qazinform
New blood test detects early breast cancer with 95% accuracy, study finds
Gladstone Institute study links blood-brain barrier to Alzheimer's 
Nature
New culprit in early Alzheimer’s: blood–brain barrier blocks protective proteins
By Mohana Basu
The Economist
The blood-brain barrier may contribute to cognitive function
Medical Xpress
First atlas tracks proteins that cross the blood-brain barrier
Neuroscience News
Blood-Brain Barrier Protein Atlas Unlocks Alzheimer’s
ScienceAlert
Tattoos Affect Your Immune System in Ways Scientists Are Only Beginning to Understand
By Jess Cockerill
Cure Today
Tattoos and Lymphoma Risk: A Breast Cancer Survivor's Questions
By Bonnie Annis
The Irish Times
Tattoos: How safe are they and how do I reduce my risk of any complications?
By Allessandra Dicorato
News of Bahrain
Tattoos have been used for thousands of years as expressions of identi
Yahoo
Chemotherapy to treat breast cancer may accelerate biological aging
By Julia Musto
CancerNetwork
Anthracycline Chemo May Accelerate Biological Aging in Breast Cancer Survivors
UA.NEWS
Model estimates loss of 9.4 years of life with the most cytotoxic regimens — News-Medical
Technology Networks
Breast Cancer Chemotherapy Linked to Faster Biological Aging
Fox News
6-minute daily habit could help Ozempic users preserve muscle, expert says
By Melissa Rudy
Medical Xpress
Resistance training key to maintaining muscle function during GLP-1 weight loss, study shows
By Lisa Lock & Robert Egan
MindBodyGreen
One Nutrient Could Help You Hold On To Muscle While On GLP-1s
By Zhane Slambee
PR Newswire
Medical Weight Loss Explained by Medical Weight Loss Expert Susan Stivalo in HelloNation Article on Medications and How They Work
TODAY.com
Don’t Ignore This 1 ‘Under-Appreciated’ Warning Sign of Heart Trouble, Doctor Warns
TAPinto
Don’t Ignore What Your Heart ♥️Is Telling You: Dr. Peter Farrugia on the Warning Signs That Deserve Attention
The i Paper
I’m a cardiologist – the seven heart symptoms I would never ignore
By Anna Bonet
Health.com
6 Foods That Lower Blood Pressure Better Than Pomegranate Juice
By Sherri Mabry Gordon
Food & Wine
Can This Tart Fruit Really Help Lower Blood Pressure? Cardiologists Explain
By Andi Breitowich
Українські Національні Новини (УНН)
The benefits of pomegranates for the body and whether you can eat the seeds: a dietitian explains
By Alla Kiosak
AOL.com
The Best Fall Fruit for Lower Blood Pressure, According to a Dietitian
By Caitlin Beale
The Washington Post
For people with food allergies, these treatments can be life-changing
By Caitlin Carlson
The Washington Post
Not all sports help the brain in the same way. This is what may be best for ADHD.
By Ariana Eunjung Cha
Nature
Saturation genome editing of BRCA1 across cell types improves interpretation of variant pathogenicity
By Maria Zanti, Chloe Terwagne & Elke M van Veen
Medical Xpress
Testing BRCA1 variants reveals differences in breast cancer risk
Oncodaily
Can Studying Genetic Variants Offer New Insights Into Inherited Breast Cancer Risk? – ICR
Bioengineer.org
Testing BRCA1 Variants Across Cell Types Clarifies Breast Cancer Risk Differences
NBC News
She’s delivered 2,000 babies. The measles outbreak changed her mind about vaccines.
By Erika Edwards
Yahoo
Pennsylvania midwives want to be able to vaccinate kids in remote or religious communities
AOL.com
‘Numbers and books became people’: Traditional midwife, who delivered nearly 2,000 babies, changes stance on vaccines after treating pregnant women with measles
Mezha.net
She’s delivered nearly 2,000 babies. The measles outbreak changed her view of vaccines
https://www.nxsmediawire.com/
Shorter daylight hours can trigger depression. Here’s how to fight it
WLNS 6 News
Wellness Wednesday: Beat the winter blues before they start
By Megan Viecelli
qz.com
Seasonal affective disorder: 8 facts on symptoms, diagnosis and treatment, per the NIMH
Cleveland Clinic Newsroom
Signs of Seasonal Affective Disorder in Children
Medical Xpress
Molecular brace traps two cancer-driving proteins to suppress prostate cancer growth in preclinical tests
Nature
Domain-alteration chimeras rewire oncogenic complexes in prostate cancer
By Weiguo Xiang, Abhijit Parolia & Xuhong Cao
SciTechDaily
Scientists Discover a Hidden Weakness in Prostate Cancer That Could Transform Treatment
Newswise
New Anti-Cancer Strategy Shows Promise in Preclinical Studies | Newswise
The New York Times
How Healthy Are Cranberries?
By Isobel Whitcomb
Bucks County Herald newspaper
Cranberries are good for more than sauce and juice
Herald-Zeitung
TASTEFOOD: A Thanksgiving cranberry tradition on repeat
By Lynda Balslev
Simply Recipes
The Thanksgiving Staple You Should Always Buy Double of
By Nina Elder
ScienceAlert
The Number of Teeth in Your Mouth Could Be a Major Warning Sign of Dementia
By Peter Dockrill
The Independent
The old-age dental condition that could be a warning sign for dementia
By Vishwam Sankaran
Tech Times
V1: Most Older Adults Have Never Heard That Gum Disease Raises Alzheimer's Risk: New Survey
UA.NEWS
Japanese study links tooth loss to higher dementia risk — ScienceAlert
The New York Times
How Tension Over Trump Fractured American Diabetes Research
By Eric Boodman
The New York Times
When Measles Came to an Amish Community, Many Suffered and One Died
By Joseph Goldstein & David Andreatta
CIDRAP
New study links COVID to fewer long-term health problems
By Laine Bergeson
Live Science
Long COVID subtype linked to slower return to health in new study
By Rj Mackenzie
Nature World News
Lost Smell and Taste Improve Far More Often Than Multisystem Long COVID, Three-Year NIH-Funded Study Shows
Optometry Advisor
About Half Have Meaningful Drop in Long COVID Symptoms by 36 Months
The Washington Post
Column | 4 reasons your cat won’t stop meowing — and what to do about it
By Jane E. Sykes
Cureus
A Rare Case of Urinary Bladder Metastasis From Gastric Adenocarcinoma: A Case Report
Medical Xpress
Could this experimental electric comb be a cure for baldness?
ZME Science
Electric Comb Regrows Nearly All Lost Hair in Balding Mice in Just 30 Days
By Rupendra Brahambhatt
New York Post
Device inspired by Disney’s ‘Tangled’ could help battle hair loss even better than Rogaine
By Rachel Sacks
New Atlas
Electric comb could give thinning hair a chance to bounce back
By Mike McRae
Yahoo Lifestyle Canada
Irritable Male Syndrome Is Real — And It Might Be To Blame For Your Relationship Struggles
By Jillian Wilson
New York Post
Woman, 44, develops bizarre symptoms after starting an SSRI — and it happened every 15 minutes
By Allie Yang
Futurity
Regular coffee drinking appears to change how your gut works
Medical Xpress
Coffee appears to change how the gut functions
By Robert Egan
Newsweek
Scientists Compared Frequent and Occasional Coffee Drinkers—a Trend Emerged
By Maria Azzurra Volpe
Sci.News
Coffee Drinkers’ Gut Looks Different, Danish Study Finds

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