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Pennsylvania reports sixth death linked to ongoing measles outbreak 
NBC News
Pennsylvania doctors are seeing what measles can do to previously healthy, unvaccinated kids
By Erika Edwards
Inquirer.com
CDC sends a ‘disease detective’ to Pennsylvania as measles cases top 1,200
By Aubrey Whelan
The Guardian
Pennsylvania announces sixth death in measles outbreak as case numbers rise
By Richard Luscombe
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
As measles continues to spread, health officials are seeing vaccine interest rise
By Mary Kekatos
WLKY
Measles cases surge past 150 in Kentucky; big outbreak identified in one county
By Alexandra Suckow
LEX 18 News
Investigation underway in Laurel Co. amid 56 measles cases dating back to August
By Rosemary Kelley
Spectrum News
Kentucky health officials urge vaccination amid worst measles outbreak in years
WPSD Local 6
Measles cases reach triple digits Kentucky, health department encourages vaccinations as 3 cases reported in Caldwell
Study links 12% of cancer cases to infections 
The Washington Post
These common infections can cause cancer. Here’s what can lower your risk.
By Daniel Wu
Time Magazine
These Infections Are Linked to 12% of New Cancer Cases
By Veronique Greenwood
WMUR
These common infections are linked to 12% of new cancer cases, study says
By Jacqueline Howard
Clarin.com
New Lancet study links 12% of global cancer cases to 12 infections: Key pathogens and how to lower risk
CBS News
How technology is changing the detection of breast cancer
By Norah O'Donnell
Fox News
Hidden clues could help predict a woman’s breast cancer risk years in advance
STAT
Why this startup is taking its AI to predict breast cancer risk directly to patients
By Katie Palmer
New Hampshire Union Leader
NH Medical: Advanced imaging sharpens breast cancer care at Elliot Hospital
Health officials advise vaccination as flu season begins early 
Vox
Your flu shot can’t wait
By Caitlin Dewey
USA Today
Flu season is arriving months early. Here's where it's spreading
By Mary Walrath
Live Science
Flu season is kicking off early — are you getting a vaccine?
By Kenna Hughes-Castleberry
The Portland Press Herald
Maine should expect an early flu season, experts say
By Joe Lawlor
Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo surpass 9,000 
Reuters
As Ebola spreads in eastern Congo, mothers and children shun vital care
By Clément Bonnerot
AP News
Congo’s confirmed Ebola cases exceed 9,000 as containment efforts falter
ReliefWeb
Ebola Outbreak, DRC and Region, Situation Report #14 (October 13, 2026)
CIDRAP
Ebola cases top 9,000 in DR Congo outbreak
By Stephanie Soucheray
The New York Times
Why So Many People Still Are Not Screened for Lung Cancer
By Nina Agrawal
Oncodaily
James Fan Wu: Gaps in Lung Cancer Screening Highlighted at ASCO Quality Care Symposium
Bioengineer.org
Digital Outreach Reaches Thousands for Lung Cancer Screening, but Gaps Persist
AuntMinnie
New dataset maps people eligible for LDCT lung cancer screening
By Will Morton
Microplastics found to be chemically active in water 
Nature
Intrinsic physicochemical activity at microplastic–water interfaces
By Yifan Dai, Phoebe A Stapleton & Beizhan Yan
NBC News
How exactly do microplastics damage the body? New research offers an answer
By Evan Bush
Scientific American
Microplastics are linked to inflammation—scientists might have finally worked out why
By Payal Dhar
Phys.org
Microplastics are chemically active and could cause biological harm
AI smartphone app helps patients track epileptic seizures 
The Washington Post
With AI platform, patients could chat with medical devices to improve health
By Susan Svrluga
Nature
Human–artificial intelligence collaboration for comanaging epilepsy in real time
By Zhongchuan Xu, Erin C Conrad & Brian Litt
EurekAlert!
AI searches for a better, lightweight network to predict epileptic seizures
National Institutes of Health (NIH) | (.gov)
Patients engage with epilepsy monitor in real time, improving seizure detection
Nature
Artificial intelligence-enabled clinical phenotyping of human brown fat
By Nicolás Gómez-Banoy, Kaja Plucinska & Tara Doma Lama
National Institutes of Health (NIH) | (.gov)
A blood-pressure drug may activate health-promoting brown fat
Medical Xpress
Commonly prescribed blood-pressure drug may stimulate 'healthy' brown fat
indica News
Blood Pressure Drug Losartan May Boost Brown Fat Activity And Improve Metabolism, Study Finds
Two West Nile virus deaths reported in central North Carolina 
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
2 West Nile virus deaths reported in North Carolina: Officials
By Mary Kekatos
ABC11 News
2 dead in North Carolina from West Nile virus as central NC seeing high transmission due to ongoing warm fall weather
By Elaina Athans
WRAL
Two North Carolinians dead from West Nile Virus
Raleigh News & Observer
Two NC adults die after contracting West Nile virus, state health department says
By Kristen Johnson
The New York Times
6 Things Longevity Experts Wish People Would Stop Saying
By Melinda Wenner Moyer
Jacobin
Why Our Obsession With Extending Lifespans Is a Distraction
By Jatinder Hayre
Improbable Research
Apparent death of lively belief in a long-lived swath of research about long-lived people
By Marc Abrahams
The i Paper
I’m a longevity expert. These four anti-ageing myths are junk science
By Clare Wilson
WANE 15
Measles cases continue to grow in northeast Indiana
By Gracie Sherrow
WSBT
Measles on the rise, officials urge MMR vaccine to prevent infection
By Francesca Onofrio
Indiana Gazette Online
Indiana's measles count rises from 24 to 34 in the past five days
By Pat Cloonan
WPTA | 21Alive | Fort Wayne, IN
Additional measles case reported in Allen, DeKalb counties
CNN
People say these peptides hurt them. Their stories are muffled in MAHA’s push for medical freedom
KOMU 8
MU Health Care physician warns against use of unregulated peptides
KTVO
What consumers should know about peptides promoted on social media
Futurism
People Taking Gray Market Peptides Say They’re Causing Bizarre Medical Issues
WRAL
High Point woman credits routine mammogram for saving her life
Lake Okeechobee News
Woman advises you don't skip mammograms
By Cathy Womble
WCPO 9 Cincinnati
Routine mammogram leads to breast cancer diagnosis, inspires woman to help others get screened
By Lauren Minor
Radio Monmouth, IL
Stacey Dutton Urges Women to Make Mammograms a Priority
News-Medical
Researchers followed glucose monitor users for three years and found a possible kidney benefit
By Vijay Kumar Malesu
MedPage Today
Continuous Glucose Monitoring Beneficial in Type 2 Diabetes Not Treated With Insulin
By Kristen Monaco
Patient Care Online
Who Should Get a CGM? Expanding the Primary Care Candidate Pool
By Jovan Milosavljevic
Mirage News
CGMs Help Type 2 Patients Spend 5 More Hours in Healthy Range
USA Today
Dementia cases to double by 2050. Here's why
By Anthony Thompson
Deccan Herald
Longer lives, with some red flags
Opinion
MedPage Today
Dementia Cases Rising; Tylenol's Effect on Brain Organoids; Early-Onset Alzheimer's
By Judy George
The Age
A dementia diagnosis has long been a death sentence. But are things about to change?
By Amanda Hooton
University of Arizona oncologist Dr. Rachna Shroff dies 
TODAY.com
Leading Cancer Researcher, 47, Dies of the Disease She Was Trying to Cure. This Was Her 1st Symptom
By Jason Kane & Maura Hohman
The University of Arizona
In Memoriam: Rachna Shroff, MD, MS
People.com
Trailblazing Doctor and Researcher, 47, Dies of the Cancer She Was Working to Cure
By Rachel Raposas
New India Abroad
Indian American oncologist Rachna Shroff passes away
By Malvika Choudhary
Ars Technica
Researchers use AI to design proteins that cut up other proteins
By John Timmer
Nature
De novo design of cysteine proteases
By David Baker, Preetham Venkatesh & Samuel J. Pellock
GeekWire
Institute led by UW Nobel winner uses AI to build molecular scissors targeting disease proteins
By Lisa Stiffler
UW Medicine | Newsroom
Molecular ‘scissors’ open path to new therapies
Alabama Department of Public Health reports measles case in Huntsville 
AL.com
Measles case reported in north Alabama, officials advise to be wary of symptoms
By Patrick Darrington
WHNT.com
ADPH reports measles case in Huntsville, warns of symptoms
By Taylor Mitchell
rocketcitynow.com
Traveler with measles visited Huntsville businesses, ADPH advises vaccination checks
By Jonathan Shelley
WAFF
Measles case reported in Huntsville
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
GLP-1s may help boost fertility outcomes for hopeful mothers, some women find
Medscape
International Consensus Addresses GLP-1 RA Use in Pregnancy
By Nancy A. Melville
Yahoo Health
'Ozempic babies' are real — here's what doctors want you to know about fertility and GLP-1 drugs
By Ayren Jackson-Cannady
KABB
Ozempic baby boom? Weight-loss drug leading to pregnancies, new hope for couples
By Stacey Spivey
The Hill
Senate Republican knocks Trump administration on measles surge: ‘Get vaccinated, you don’t die’
By Suryatapa Chakraborty
Yahoo
Cassidy Urges Measles Vaccination: 'You Don't Die'
By Solange Reyner
CIDRAP
Lawmakers want answers from CDC director on childhood vaccine recommendations, measles response
By Chris Dall
Raw Story
‘It’s almost personal’: GOP senator delivers stark warning in apparent swipe at RFK Jr.
Governor Kathy Hochul declares measles emergency in New York 
Gothamist
NY measles outbreak more widespread than official count, health officials say
By Caroline Lewis
Discover Magazine
New York Declares Measles Emergency as U.S. Cases Grow Over 4,000
By Rosie McCall
Politico
New York and Pennsylvania's split screen approach to measles
By Sophie Gardner & Maya Kaufman
AP News
Measles is surging in the US. These graphics show how bad it has gotten
The Guardian
Guinea-Bissau denies it has approved controversial vaccine trial in newborns
By Melody Schreiber
Ars Technica
Outrage grows as CDC reportedly poised to fund "unethical" vaccine trial
By Beth Mole
EIN News
Stand Up for Science Condemns CDC’s Attempts to Restart Controversial Vaccine Study in Guinea-Bissau
Rolling Stone
How a Controversial Hepatitis B Study Was Funded by the CDC Amid a Global Swirl of Criticism
By Katherine Eban
Nature
Can GLP-1s heal the brain? Obesity drugs get a makeover for addiction and depression
By Mariana Lenharo
CBS News
Can GLP-1 drugs help stop compulsive shopping, gambling and other ways people throw away their money?
By Mary Cunningham
Mad In America
Marketing GLP-1 Drugs for Addiction: Why Critics Are Skeptical
By Chinedu Akpa
TMJ4 News
Could weight-loss drugs change how you spend money?
Science Daily
New knee arthritis treatment delivers lasting pain relief without surgery
BBC
Pembrokeshire mum told to prepare for 'worst' urges others to get respiratory illness vaccine
By Owain Clarke
Cleveland Clinic Health Essentials
RSV: Myth vs. Fact
Health and Me
RSV Warning: Welsh Mum Urges Pregnant Women To Get Vaccine After Baby Nearly Dies
By Rachel V Thomas
Rio Blanco Herald Times
Dr. Ross: Protecting our babies from RSV
AOL.com
Want to Keep Your Brain Healthy? Here Are the Foods to Avoid
By Katie Arnold-Ratliff
Nature
Divergent genomic evolution in astrocytomas and oligodendrogliomas
By Samirkumar Amin, Roel G W Verhaak & Gaetano Finocchiaro
Medical Xpress
What happens when brain tumors return? International study tracks genetic changes behind recurring cancers
By Roberto Molar Candanosa
Newswise
Two Types of Recurring Brain Cancer—Radically Different Mutations | Newswise
UA.NEWS
Researchers identify distinct genetic evolution in recurrent gliomas — News-Medical
Science | AAAS
Metabolomic aging and mortality clocks based on ensemble learning identify systemic aging risk across the human life span in 18,476 individuals
The Guardian
Can I get too much protein? Experts answer your questions on the popular supplement
By Lauren Gould
The Atlantic
The Best Protein Source Is Hiding in Plain Sight
By Matteo N. Wong
https://docksiderestaurant.com.au/
Most Americans are eating enough protein, but choosing the right ‘package’ matters!
Medscape Reference: Drugs, Diseases & Medical Procedures
Rapid Review Quiz: All About Protein
By Romesh K Khardori
The New York Times
They Created a Cell That’s Almost Alive. What to Do With It Now?
By Carl Zimmer
NPR
Here's what to know if you're unsure about your measles immunity status
By Maria Godoy
Ovaries continue to change long after menopause, research shows 
Wiley Online Library
The Human Ovary Exhibits Dynamic Molecular Remodeling in the Decades Post-Menopause
Medical Xpress
Ovaries remain active decades after menopause, study reveals
The Washington Post
Why the ovary still matters well beyond menopause
By Meghan Bartels
ScienceAlert
Ovaries Develop an Intriguing Second Role After Menopause
By Jess Cockerill
The Washington Post
Column | At 63, he’s a top knee expert. Here’s his exercise routine for strong knees.
By Gretchen Reynolds
The Economist
Do you need to walk 10,000 steps a day?
Medical Xpress
How many daily steps do you need to lose weight?
By Cara Roberts Murez & Ellyn Vohnoutka
Grazia
According to Cardiologists, This Is the Exact Distance to Walk Every Day After 50 to Get Back in Shape, and Jane Fonda, 88, Swears by It
Health.com
I Finally Started Walking 10,000 Steps a Day—These 6 Tricks Made It So Much Easier
By Allison Forsyth
Trisha Stevens seeks damages after severe post-surgical complications 
KGW
‘I fought so hard to survive’: Oregon mom who lost both legs and a hand after hysterectomy infection sues for $68.5M
OregonLive.com
Mom of 6 lost her legs, hands, lips after post-surgery infection, $68M lawsuit says
By Aimee Green
New York Post
West Coast mom of six loses both legs, hand after doctors ignored her complaints: bombshell lawsuit
The Cairns Post
‘Taken from me’: Mum loses legs, face after routine surgery
JAMA
Vasopressin Initiation Threshold in Septic Shock
By Ithan D. Peltan
ScienceAlert
Partial Vision Restored in Some Blind Patients With New Experimental Treatment
Reuters
NEWSLETTER: Blindness treatment based on Nobel-winning research shows promise
By Nancy Lapid
News-Medical
Gene therapy and special goggles help some blind adults detect objects again
By Priyom Bose
Rising Kashmir
Don’t fix the Gene. Rewire the Cell
Opinion
iLovetheUpperWestSide.com
The Old Gracious Home Space on Broadway Finally Has a New Tenant
By Mike Mishkin
Nature
Clonal heterogeneity in human pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma and its impact on tumor progression
By Motoyuki Tsuda, Adriana Heguy & Diane M Simeone
Medical Xpress
Continuously evolving cells help pancreatic cancer evade treatment and spread
By Robert Egan
Inside Precision Medicine
Single-Cell Profiling Exposes Hidden Diversity Within Pancreatic Tumors
KPBS
UCSD-led study finds how pancreatic cancer cells can change genetic makeup
The Conversation
Nicotine pouches, vaping or cigarettes: Which nicotine product is actually the least harmful?
By Emma Fenske
The Washington Post
Why some experts are recommending vapes to quit smoking
By Kathleen Felton
Association of Health Care Journalists
How to cover vaping’s promise without losing sight of its risks
By Lara Salahi
Clearwater Tribune
Vaping: Is it safer than smoking?
Ynetnews
Menopause triggers sudden changes throughout the body, Israeli study finds
Nature
Population-scale reconstruction of menopause dynamics reveals a physiological cliff at the final menstrual period
By Glen Anthony Pridham, Yoel Toledano & Michal Neeman
Yahoo Health
Scientists studied 1 million women before menopause—one pattern stood out
By Jasmine Laws
ScienceAlert
Bones, Liver, And Blood Fats All Shift Abruptly at Menopause, Huge Study Finds
By Carly Cassella
FDA raises safety concerns over unapproved GLP-1 weight loss drugs 
CBS News
Two deaths were reported to the FDA. Is the bootleg weight-loss drug "Reta" to blame?
By Daniel Gilbert
Philstar Life
fda concerns unapproved glp-1 drugs retatrutide weight loss
Coalition For A Prosperous America
FDA Warns Online Sellers Over Unapproved Semaglutide Injections Marketed Under Indian Drugmakers' Brands
By Kenneth Rapoza
BusinessWorld Online
fda recent review glp-1 weight loss drugs prescribing patterns 2026
Nantucket Current
Alpha-Gal Syndrome Spikes On Nantucket Over Summer As Lone Star Ticks Spread
Inc.com
Warding Off Ticks Is Big Business. Inside the Alpha-gal Economy
By Ali Donaldson
Hartford Courant
CT has a new way to study an emerging tick borne disease. It involves an unusual and serious allergic reaction
By Stephen Underwood
Army.mil
Surveillance, tick testing help combat rise of Alpha-Gal syndrome
Archaeology News Online Magazine
Ancient gut microbes link hunter-gatherers in Africa and forager-farmers in South America
SciTechDaily
Stanford Scientists Discover We’ve Lost Ancient Gut Microbes That Traveled With Humans for Thousands of Years
Smithsonian Magazine
Did Industrialization Gut Our Microbiomes? A New Study on Rural Foraging Communities in South America and Africa Hints the Answer Is Yes
By Gabby Shell
ASU News
Gut microbes across continents trace ancient human migration
The Economist
AI will make it possible to design and build organisms from scratch
NPR
Ongoing lawsuits allege GLP-1s can cause serious harm. But we don't know how often
By Yuki Noguchi
MIT Technology Review
We’re still figuring out the side effects of GLP-1 weight-loss drugs
By Jessica Hamzelou
Pharmacy Times
Rising Gallbladder Complications With GLP-1 Receptor Agonists Call for Closer Pharmacist Monitoring
Cureus
Boerhaave Syndrome: Case Report on a Rare Complication of Semaglutide Use
AOL.com
The Best Spice for Lowering Cholesterol, According to Dietitians
By Christina Manian, RDN
CNN
Why a debate on declining sperm counts can spur conversations about overall health
By Jamin Brahmbhatt
National Geographic
The Next Big Conversation in Fertility Medicine is Men's Mental Health
By Sarah Elizabeth Richards
Hindustan Times
Concerned about reproductive health rumours? Urologist debunks 5 myths on male fertility and sperm health
BBC
I'm 12 and I want to try protein powder - should I?
By Nat Wright
Nature
Bacterial strategies for surviving antibiotics during urinary tract infection: could uropathogenic Escherichia coli be persisters?
The Independent
Weight loss jabs linked to unusual health problem in new study
By Suha Kidwai
Science Daily
Popular weight loss drugs linked to a surprising fingernail problem
Medscape
GLP-1s Linked to Nail Detachment and Other Disorders in New Study
The Independent
How weight loss drugs have been linked to surprising hair and nail problems
By Suha Kidwai
AOL.com
These 3 Foods Aren’t Safe To Eat After They Expire, According to a Food Safety Expert
By Kristina Osborne
The Washington Post
Here’s how much a flu vaccine may lower your dementia risk
By Richard Sima
The Guardian
‘I want to do everything I can to head off dementia’: why demand for the shingles vaccine is soaring
By Ian Sample
East Idaho News
Should I get a flu shot?
Everett Independent
Two more reasons to get a flu shot
Nature
Hidden signals in sleep can predict future health
By Rachel K Rowe
National Institutes of Health (NIH) | (.gov)
Deep learning model using ECGs during sleep studies can predict cardiovascular outcomes
Open Access Government
AI models use sleep studies to predict future cardiovascular risks
By Harriet Belderbos
Respiratory Therapy
ECG Data from Sleep Studies Predict Long-Term Cardiac Risk
The Guardian
Women ‘more likely to be told autoimmune conditions are psychological’
By Andrew Gregory
News-Medical
Women with autoimmune diseases more likely to receive psychiatric misdiagnoses
The Telegraph
Doctors more likely to tell women health concerns are ‘in their head’
By Laura Donnelly
Women's Health
4 GP-approved ways to get your symptoms taken seriously (women face 74% higher risk of dismissal)
By Alice Barraclough
BBC
The genetic technique that finds (almost) every infection
By David Cox
Gizmodo
Cannabis for Insomnia? The Verdict Is Shaky, Review Finds
By Ed Le Cara
Northwestern Now News
Think cannabis helps you sleep better? Think again.
Neuroscience News
Cannabis Destroys Sleep Quality
U.S. News & World Report
Marijuana For Insomnia? What The Latest Evidence Says
Phys.org
A new way to replace carbon with nitrogen atoms could lead to better medicines
The Times of India
Struggling with stubborn cholesterol: There is good news from the US
By Lata Mishra
TCTMD.com
Evolocumab Reduces MACE in Patients With Prior CABG But No MI: VESALIUS-CV
By Yael L. Maxwell
TipRanks
AstraZeneca’s LAZURE Trial Signals Next Step in Cholesterol Treatment
Futura, le média qui explore le monde
Doctors shocked: this new pill targets heart risk most treatments ignore
CNN
Could GLP-1 drugs be anti-aging medications?
By Brenda Goodman
NewsNation
GLP-1 weight-loss drugs slow biological aging, recent studies show
By Zach Kaplan
kens5.com
Two of the largest GLP-1 drugmakers say their medication could lengthen lives
By Jeremy Baker
Nautilus | Science Connected
Can GLP-1s Slow Aging?
By Jake Currie
The Conversation
First case of teeth growing out of an eye socket – what you need to know about ‘ectopic teeth’
By Saroash Shahid
Dentistry.co.uk
Ectopic tooth found in upper eye socket thought to be world first
The Sun
Boy, 16, had TOOTH growing out of eye socket in first case of bizarre condition
By Eliza Loukou
LADbible
Teenage boy has tooth growing from eye socket in rare case that stunned doctors
By Joe Harker
ScienceAlert
Study Shows Meat Eaters Are More Likely to Survive to 100, But There's a Catch
By Carly Cassella
EatingWell
10 Foods a Gastroenterologist Eats Every Week for Gut Health
By Carrie Michele Myers
New York Post
Top expert-recommended foods and drinks to strengthen your immunity this flu season
Fox News
Want to dodge the flu this year? Eat these secret-weapon immunity-boosting foods
By Sadie Chafe
health enews
5 ways to support your immune system during cold and flu season
Farm Progress
How to stay healthy during respiratory illness season
By Trisha Gedon
News-Medical
Scientists studied diet and lung cancer in 95,612 adults. One eating pattern stood out
By Priyom Bose
Yahoo
Scientists find unusual pattern in children later diagnosed with cancer
By Jasmine Laws
The Boston Globe
I have Alzheimer’s disease. Here’s what I’d like you to know.
By M. Lee Pelton
AOL.com
This Simple 10-Second Balance Test May Reveal a Surprising Clue About Your Health
By Joseph Arangio

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