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Lancaster County coroner confirms infant measles death 
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Pennsylvania’s measles crisis: Inside the nation’s largest outbreak
By Jimmy Cloutier & Michael D. Sallah
The Hill
Pennsylvania infant’s death confirmed to have been caused by measles
By Nathaniel Weixel & Joseph Choi
The New York Times
C.D.C. Director Challenges Pennsylvania’s Report of Two Measles Deaths
By Teddy Rosenbluth & Apoorva Mandavilli
The Washington Post
Infant died of measles in Pennsylvania, coroner confirms
By Lena Sun & Rachel Roubein
Medical groups issue guidance on Covid, flu and RSV vaccines 
AP News
Top US doctors offer updated flu and COVID vaccine recommendations, aiming to ease confusion
By Lauran Neergaard
The New York Times
Medical Groups Issue Guidance on Covid, Flu and R.S.V. Shots
By Dani Blum & Maggie Astor
The Washington Post
Fall vaccine guide: What to know about covid, flu and RSV shots this year
By Lena Sun
American Medical Association | AMA
Doctors united on respiratory virus vaccine recommendations
By Kevin B. O'Reilly
The New York Times
A $480,000-a-Year Pill Reflects a New Normal for Cancer Drugs
By Rebecca Robbins
WUSA9
FDA approves landmark pancreatic cancer drug that's shown to improve survival
By Matthew Perrone & Lauran Neergaard
Forbes
Breakthrough Pancreatic Cancer Drug Shows Promise In Lung Cancer Trial
By Vicky Forster
FOX4KC.com
Kansas City Oncologist: New cancer drug is ‘just the tip of the iceberg’
By Scott Kilbury
Healthline
Prostate Cancer: Cases Rising 3% Annually as Experts Urge Screening
By MANDY. FRENCH
News-Medical
New prostate cancer screening advances improve early detection
The Washington Post
Column | I’m an oncologist. Every man should know this about prostate cancer.
By Mikkael A. Sekeres
KPLC 7 News
SWLA surgeon highlights importance of early prostate cancer screenings
By Brendan Brown
CBS News
What is postpartum psychosis?
By Faith Salie
KSL News
Just one drink a day may increase the risk of dying from numerous cancers
By Sandee LaMotte
NCDHHS on rabies in goats 
WANE 15
Petting zoo exposes 200+ people across North Carolina to rabid baby goats
By Doug Coats
CNN
Nearly 300 people exposed to goats with rabies at mobile petting zoo
By Jen Christensen
Queen City News
More than 200 people across North Carolina exposed to rabid baby goats from petting zoo
By Doug Coats
local12.com
Hundreds exposed to rabies after interacting with sick baby goats: health officials
Fox News
Why restaurant servers clear your plate before everyone finishes eating
By Peter Burke
NewsNation
Psilocybin may help prevent painful chemotherapy side effect, study finds
By Rob Taub
Reuters
NEWSLETTER: Psychedelic drug shows promise for preventing chemotherapy-induced nerve damage
By Nancy Lapid
The New York Times
Psilocybin May Prevent Nerve Damage Caused by Chemotherapy, Study Finds
By Andrew Jacobs
New Scientist
Psilocybin could prevent common and debilitating chemotherapy side effect
By Carissa Wong
Signs of dementia and eating habits 
inc.com
Memory Loss Is Not Always the First Sign of Dementia. Doctors Say to Watch for These 8 Eating Changes
By Lucia Auerbach
mk.co.kr
Experts say that different eating habits or behavior during meals may be an early sign of dementia
HuffPost
5 Small Changes To Eating Habits That Can Be Signs Of Dementia
By Emily Laurence
Yahoo Life UK
Woman Diagnosed with Terminal Cancer at 25 Says She Had Symptoms for 7 Years, but Never Took Them ‘Seriously’ (Exclusive)
By Zoey Lyttle & Tereza Shkurtaj
The New York Times
3 Common Drugs Older Adults May Be Overusing
By Paula Span
North Carolina health officials report fatal amoeba case 
ABC7 Chicago
Burlington, North Carolina mom speaks out after teen Moises Ponce Mendoza dies from rare brain-eating amoeba
By Jon Dowding
ABC11 News
Burlington mom speaks out after teen dies from rare brain-eating amoeba
By Jon Dowding
WRAL
Brain-eating amoeba, flesh-eating bacteria: What NC swimmers should know this Labor Day
By Grace Hayba
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
North Carolina teen dies after contracting rare brain-eating amoeba found in freshwater: Officials
By Emily Shapiro
newsweek.com
Scientists Studied Lung Cancer Patients—A Troubling Pattern Emerged
By Lucy Notarantonio
The Washington Post
The surprising connection between age-related muscle loss and infection risk
By Sarah Klein
nature.com
Late-life semaglutide treatment slows ageing and extends lifespan in female mice
By Lene Juel Rasmussen, Danica Chen & Vilhelm A. Bohr
Scientific American
Could GLP-1 weight-loss drugs help you live longer?
By Jacek Krywko
Smithsonian Magazine
GLP-1 Weight-Loss Drugs Can Slow Aging and Extend Life Span, Mouse Study Suggests
By Soumya Sagar
independent.co.uk
Can Ozempic help you live longer?
By Julia Musto
Fox News
Deadly mosquito-borne virus claims first life in major US city as cases spread
By Melissa Rudy
blockclubchicago.org
West Nile Death In Chicago Is State’s First This Year, Officials Say
By Rory Quealy
WCIA.com
Tracking mosquito activity with the Macon Mosquito Abatement District
By Peter Hanson
ABC7 Chicago
4 West Nile virus cases confirmed in Cook County, Illinois; West Nile virus symptoms include fever, headache, rash, and body aches
theguardian.com
Let your mind wander, don’t retire and stop worrying: surprising ways to help save your brain from the cognitive cliff
By Norman Swan
The Washington Post
3 things to try to improve your brain health
By Richard Sima
beingpatient.com
The Stimulated Mind: How Everyday Habits Shape Brain Health
Earth.com
Why some people stay mentally sharp well into old age
By Sanjana Gajbhiye
Yahoo
Scientists Flag Shocking New Concern for Men on GLP-1 Drugs
NBC News
They took GLP-1s for weight loss. Now some men may be losing hair, too, study finds.
By Shiv Sudhakar
GQ
Could Your GLP-1 Be Making You Bald? One Study Says Maybe
By Tyler Chin
Medical Xpress
Some hair loss in men is linked to weight loss drug use
Fox News
Popular diet slashes liver fat by 67% while reversing prediabetes in some people
By Angelica Stabile
NewsNation
Is keto better for your liver? New study find a potential advantage
By Taylor Delandro
Dermatology Advisor
Very Low-Carb Diet Shows Greater Cardiometabolic Benefits Than Other Diets
EatingWell
The Keto Diet May Have a Surprising Edge on the Mediterranean Diet, New Study Says
By Jane Leverich
Science Daily
Scientists find a weak spot in one of the deadliest brain cancers
WVIR
UVA researchers identify possible new target for treating deadly brain cancer
By Jen Solomon
Dawan Africa
Lethal Brain Cancer: Breakthrough as SET EIP Is Targeted to Prevent Glioblastoma Tumours
UVA Health
Targeting Calcium Could Improve Outcomes for Deadly Brain Cancer, Discovery Suggests
Ground Truths | Eric Topol
The Coronary Artery Inflammation Controversy
By Eric Topol
HCPLive
ORFAN-MAESTRIA: AI Predicts Cardioembolic Stroke, Atrial Fibrillation from CT Scans
By Charalambos Antoniades
Forbes
ZEUS And Lp(a)HORIZON: Biomarkers Vs. Cardiovascular Outcomes
By Robert D. Glatter
dicardiology.com
New Data Validates FAI-Score Biomarker, Highlights Potential Non-Contrast Cardiac CT Opportunity
Mass General Brigham Health Plan removal 
CBS News
Cancer patient feels "like collateral damage" after MGB Health Plan removes Dana-Farber from Medicare Advantage network
By Amanda Callahan
STAT
Top Boston hospitals clash over Medicare Advantage network after split
By Marin Wolf
UA.NEWS
Mass General Brigham to remove Dana-Farber from Medicare Advantage network
The Washington Post
5 subtle symptoms dentists say you should never ignore
By Erica Sloan
Medscape
New Migraine Prevention Guidelines Released
By Megan Brooks
STAT
New guidelines on migraine prevention reflect increasing options for patients
By Isabella Cueto
Optometry Advisor
Updated Recommendations Address Medications to Prevent Migraine in Adults
Drug Topics
Updated Guideline Refines Approach to Migraine Prevention in Adults
By Ashley Gallagher
AP News
Chimpanzees once used for vaccine research get health checks as part of long-term care
By Chinedu Asadu
Science Daily
Popular brain supplement linked to shorter lifespan in men
miamiherald.com
Alzheimer’s patient in Broward sees brain plaques cleared due to new treatment
By Lauren Pastrana
NPR
Dry eyes are common in women. Here's why you shouldn't ignore them
By Maria Godoy
The Boston Globe
The pediatricians who take in vaccine-skeptical parents others won’t
By Eric Boodman
Tim Andrews transitions from pig kidney to human transplant 
BBC
Pig kidney works in human body for 271 days - is this the future of organ transplants?
By James Gallagher
Harvard Medical School
Patient Who Received Pig Kidney Becomes First To Progress to Human Kidney Transplant
Forbes
Pig Kidneys Yield ‘Life-Changing’ Independence From Dialysis
By Alex Knapp
WIRED
A Transplanted Pig Kidney Is Still Working After a Record-Setting 9 Months in a Patient
By Emily Mullin
SciTechDaily
How Often You Exercise May Matter More Than How Hard You Work Out for Mental Health
Psychology Today
Two recent studies link a consistent exercise habit to better mood and rest.
Centre Daily Times
Redefining strength and rethinking mental health during Suicide Prevention Month
By John Valentik
inlander.com
For more robust mental and physical health, consider strength training
Yahoo
New study links artificial sweetener to heart attack, stroke risk
By Caroline Jaime
The Washington Post
Her back hurt, then she couldn’t button her pants. The cause was alarming.
By David Wahlberg
NewsNation
Drug-resistant ringworm fungus has spread to 29 countries: Study
By Josie Fischels
Money Talks News
63 Experts Ranked What Actually Keeps You Sharp After 60. The Expensive Stuff Lost.
By Stacy Johnson
mensfitness.co.uk
Want to live longer? Do these 30 things – starting today
Walterboro Live
Champion Your Health Through Everyday Choices
West Newsmagazine
Stay curious to stay healthy
By Lisa Russell
Real Simple
The One Seed Dietitians Recommend for Brain, Heart, and Gut Health
By Christina Manian, RDN
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Hundreds of deer found dead in southeastern Wisconsin likely due to disease spread
By Paul A. Smith
WPR
Reports of dead deer surge in southeastern Wisconsin amid disease outbreak
By Danielle Kaeding
Chicago Tribune
Two deer deaths in East Dundee among 40 Illinois cases tied to midges
By Mike Danahey
USA Today
What's killing hundreds of deer? Here's what to know.
By Anthony Thompson
Science Daily
Compound in blueberries may help muscle cells burn excess fat
EurekAlert!
Pterostilbene promotes fat burning in skeletal muscle cells by stabilizing PPARδ (IMAGE)
Medical Xpress
Berry compound reduces fat buildup in muscle cells, study finds
Newser
In This 'Quasi-Medical Space,' Sexual Assaults and Death
By Jennifer Gidman
ScienceAlert
Statins Linked to Lower Dementia Risk in Massive Type 2 Diabetes Study
By Jess Cockerill
The Washington Post
We asked nutrition experts what they eat for dessert. Here’s their list.
By Anahad O'Connor
Medical Xpress
Self-control matures later than working memory in adolescence, large analysis finds
By Ingrid Fadelli
buzzfeed.com
This Vitamin Deficiency Can Cause Fatigue, Headaches And Memory Problems — And Drinking Raises Your Risk
By Emily Laurence
New York Post
Your daily coffee habit could be taking a toll on your bones, new study suggests
By TERESA. MULL
Hindustan Times
Do you eat dinner after 9 pm? Cardiologist explains how it may affect you, right time to eat for a healthy heart | Health
By Adrija Dey
nature.com
Eating jetlag based on meal timing discrepancies and risk of cardiovascular disease using the prospective cohort NutriNet-Santé
By Sandrine Péneau, Mélanie Deschasaux & Bernard Srour
Medical Xpress
How meal timing programs the liver's daily rhythms
By Zaid Elayyan
The Telegraph
Eating dinner too late is wrecking your gut, heart and brain health
By Damon Syson
Cleveland.com
Summer COVID surge: With infections growing in 47 states, these are the symptoms to watch for
By Leada Gore
newsweek.com
Map Shows States Where COVID Cases Are Rising Amid Summer Surge
By Suzanne Blake
Prevention
‘The Worst Sore Throat Ever’—Plus Other COVID Symptoms to Watch For in 2026, According to Doctors
By Korin Miller
The Courier-Journal
COVID-19 cases are on the rise. What Kentuckians should know
By Katie Wiseman & Mary Walrath
Medical Xpress
A single workout may help protect memory after a short night's sleep
By Sanjukta Mondal
The Times
The best ways to beat insomnia, by a sleep expert
By Antonia Hoyle
Yahoo Health
Sleep Deprived? Why 20 Minutes of Exercise Competes with a 90-Minute Nap
Medscape
Exercise May Prevent Memory Loss From Sleep Restriction
The New York Times
Is Magnesium the New Melatonin?
By Caroline Hopkins
The Times of India
Feeling tired or getting frequent muscle cramps? Here’s what low magnesium levels may signal
By Aadya Jha
The Spokesman-Review
Ask the doctors: Magnesium is crucial to good health
By Eve Glazier & Elizabeth Ko
Rolling Stone
The Best Magnesium Supplements and What to Look For, According to an Expert
By Sophie Dunne
Medical Xpress
New data presented on the use of coronary artery calcium for cardiovascular risk assessment
AOL.com
Dietitian reveals simple eating strategy for better sleep — and one habit to avoid
By Angelica Stabile
USA Today
'Microdosing' GLP-1s can shed pounds, but here are the dangers
By Ken Alltucker
WGN-TV
A GLP-1 has changed your life. Are you stuck taking it forever?
By Alix Martichoux
Reuters
GLP-1 weight loss drugs effective even at low starter doses
By Nancy Lapid
News-Medical
GLP-1 drugs have benefits beyond weight loss. Could microdoses preserve them?
By Tarun Sai Lomte
NPR
Why too many women are prescribed antibiotics for UTIs they don't have
By Meghan Rabbitt
Healthcare Today
Comment: The hidden crisis in UTI diagnosis
By Giovanna Forte
Good Housekeeping
“I wondered how I could go on”: Why it’s time to stop UTIs from ruining women’s lives
Yahoo Health
Think You Have Another UTI? This May Be What's Really Going On
Fox News
Scientists discover new tick-borne virus after testing thousands of patients with mysterious illnesses
By Melissa Rudy
Questions about supplements 
Yahoo Health
Stop stacking supplements based on hype. Here's what actually works
By Kelli McGrane
AOL.com
Dietitians Say These Are the Only Supplements Worth Taking
By Stefani Sassos
mensfitness.co.uk
The A to Z of supplements every man should know about – and the ones you can probably stop wasting money on
By Lucy Miller
TODAY.com
A Neurologist Never Skips This 1 Part of His Nightly Bedtime Routine
By Aryelle Siclait
med.wisc.edu
Gut compound identified as next target for reducing Alzheimer’s risk
India Today
Could gum disease be linked to Alzheimer’s? What a study found
Yahoo
Newborn vitamin K shot refusal jumps by 57%
Reuters
EXCLUSIVE: US refusals of crucial newborn vitamin spike, raising risk of dangerous bleeding
By Julie Steenhuysen
Healio
‘We are going to see a resurgence’: Parental refusal of newborn HBV vaccine jumps 107%
By Matthew Shinkle & Sarah A Coggins
Medical Daily
The Share of Newborns Leaving Hospitals Without a Vitamin K Shot Rose 57 Percent Since January
KSL News
22-year-old Kaysville woman with Down syndrome becomes certified fitness instructor
By Arianne Brown
ParadePets
Golden Retriever Puppy Named ‘Buttercup’ Looks Like ‘A Whole Chunky Muffin’
By Melissa Mitas
Positive News
What went right this week: the good news that matters
By Gavin Haines
theguardian.com
‘Superhuman’ AI tool spots heart disease in less than 2 seconds
By Andrew Gregory
Mayo Clinic News Network
AI-assisted approach helps novice users capture heart ultrasound images, identify aortic stenosis
By Terri Malloy
Scripps Research
New AI algorithm could improve detection and prediction of heart diseases
By Giorgio Quer
CBS News
A woman was in pain for decades. A surprise meeting helped her learn why.
By Kerry Breen
The Washington Post
These lessons from ‘The Oregon Trail’ could help you survive in the wild
By Elaine Michelle Reno
Redheaded Blackbelt
Humboldt County Health Officials Urge Caution After Three Children Exposed to Rabies from Bats
By Lisa Music
WKBN.com
When memory loss can be a sign of a bigger issue
By Jonathan Renforth
The Washington Post
The dementia that often strikes in midlife — and the signs people miss
By Erica Sloan
Futura, le média qui explore le monde
“Most people miss this warning sign”: the overlooked symptom in 80% of Alzheimer’s cases
Click2Houston
Dementia symptoms can begin in your 40s: What doctors want you to know
By Sofia Ojeda & Brittany Taylor
Flatulence underwear tracking 
CNN
Smart underwear tracking flatulence may give new clues about digestive health
By Taylor Nicioli
Medical Daily
Gas Sensors Clipped to Underwear Logged 32 Flatus Events a Day, Double the Textbook Figure
AOL.com
Ever wonder how many times a day you fart? Well, now you can find out
By Vishwam Sankaran
News-Medical
Progesterone levels linked to brain patterns underlying mood changes
Earth.com
Progesterone levels may be linked to how the brain handles emotions
By Sanjana Gajbhiye
Everyday Health
This Hormonal Shift Might Explain Why Your Mood Can Take a Dive the Week Before Your Period Starts
By Korin Miller
AuntMinnie
MRI shows how hormones affect mood
By Amerigo Allegretto
FOX 8 News
Dozens of measles cases confirmed in Geauga County, most in the state
By Melissa Reid & Emily Smith
WSAZ
Measles case reported in Gallia County
By Shannon Manuel Litton
Cleveland.com
Measles spreads to 14 Ohio counties amid nationwide surge
By Julie Washington
Akron Beacon Journal
Ohio measles cases grow again amid outbreak, cases spike in Wayne County
ScienceAlert
If Your Parents Live to 100, Does That Mean You Will Too? The Most Comprehensive Study Yet Has an Answer.
By Peter Dockrill
NPR
Scientists map key protein interactions linked with profound autism
By Pien Huang
LAist
Proteins linked to autism
By Pien Huang
gigazine.net
The mechanism by which gene mutations causing autism disrupt brain development has been discovered.
SciTechDaily
Tomatoes Contain an Invisible Ingredient With Surprising Effects on Liver Health
By Genevieve Rajewski
Mid-Day
Tufts researchers identify tomato compound phytoene may protect against fatty liver disease in mice
StudyFinds
A Little-Known Tomato Compound May Help Protect The Liver, Study Finds

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