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Measles outbreak in the US 
NJ.com
Measles cases are rising across the U.S. Check your N.J. county’s vaccination coverage.
By Jackie Roman
Time Magazine
The Measles Surge Is Just the Beginning
By Sophia Newcomer
NBC News
U.S. closes in on 1,000 measles cases in first two months of 2026
By Erika Edwards
Slate
Can You Get Measles if You’re Vaccinated? And Everything Else You Need to Know About the Disease’s Terrifying Resurgence.
By Anna Gibbs
WTOP
Potential measles exposure reported in downtown Bethesda
Woman's World
James Van Der Beek and I Overlooked the Same Early Sign of Colon Cancer: Here's What I Learned
By Alexandra Frost
KING5.com
More young people being diagnosed with colorectal cancer: HealthLink
By Christine Pae
NBC News
At what age should you get a colonoscopy? What doctors say after James van der Beek’s death
By Kaitlin Sullivan
The News-Gazette
Casillas, Fields, Lage, Frazier earn runner-up honors at state finals
By Zach Piatt
The Washington Post
These activities could help postpone Alzheimer’s by 5 years, study suggests
By Ariana Eunjung Cha
NPR
This form of mental exercise may cut dementia risk for decades
By Jon Hamilton
The Boston Globe
Confessions of a brain-training dropout
By Beth Teitell
ScienceAlert
Simple Lifelong Habits Can Cut Your Alzheimer's Risk by 38%, Study Finds
By David Nield
NPR
A huge study finds a link between cannabis use in teens and psychosis later
By Rhitu Chatterjee
LAist
Teen marijuana use
By Rhitu Chatterjee
Medical Xpress
Adolescent cannabis use linked to doubling risk of psychotic and bipolar disorders
Neuroscience News
Teen Cannabis Use Doubles Psychosis and Bipolar Risk
AOL.com
Woman Undergoes Quadruple Amputation After a Lick from Her Dog Leads to Sepsis: 'It Could Happen to Anybody’
By Vanessa Etienne
KSL.com
Multiple people at state wrestling tournament diagnosed with measles as it spreads in Utah
By Emily Ashcraft
ABC4 Utah
Utah high school wrestling championship causes measles outbreak among students, attendees
By Ryan Bittan
KUTV
Utah high schoolers exposed to measles at state wrestling championships
By Aubree B. Jennings
The Salt Lake Tribune
If you’re feeling sick, it could be measles, Salt Lake County health officials warn
Intermittent fasting study 
The Independent
So, if intermittent fasting doesn’t work for weight loss then what does?
By Harry Bullmore
ScienceAlert
We Were Wrong About Fasting, Massive Review Shows
By David Moreau
NPR
Why intermittent fasting might not be a good weight loss solution : Short Wave
By Regina Barber
The Times
My dad, Dr Michael Mosley, knew that intermittent fasting really does work
By Dr Jack Mosley
Ars Technica
Have we leapt into commercial genetic testing without understanding it?
By Diana Gitig
Live Science
New tech allows parents to 'score' IVF embryos for desirable traits — and it's in desperate need of regulation
By Daphne O. Martschenko & Sam Trejo
Undark Magazine
Book Review: The Societal Impact of Genetic Research
By Eva Amsen
ColombiaOne.com
New IVF Technology Claims to Predict Embryo Traits, Scientists Call for Oversight
By Abdul Moeed
NBC News
Why does women's pain last longer than men's? A new study offers an answer
By Aria Bendix
Medical Xpress
Why chronic pain lasts longer in women: Immune cells offer clues
By Bethany Mauger
Neuroscience News
Why Pain Lingers Longer in Women
WILX
MSU study sheds light on why women experience longer-lasting pain
Phys.org
Water is bed bugs' kryptonite: The parasites avoid wet surfaces at all costs
By Jules Bernstein
KYYW 1470
Bed Bugs And Water: New Research Offers Hope For Texas Travelers
By Rudy Fernandez
Bioengineer.org
Water: The Ultimate Weakness of Bed Bugs
statnews.com
Nature Medicine to investigate study that found cancer treatment is better in morning
By Angus Chen
Oncodaily
Diego A. Díaz-García: Chronotherapy in Advanced NSCLC
WashU Medicine
How ‘skull drains’ keep the brain safe from damage and pathogens
European Medical Journal
Early Immunochemotherapy Timing Boosts Survival Outcomes
Experts share habits for a long, healthy life 
The New York Times
The Everyday Essentials That Longevity Experts in Their 50s, 60s, and 70s Use in Their Own Homes
By Rose Maura Lorre
Fox News
Aging expert reveals 3 daily habits to protect independence in your golden years
Real Simple
Want to Live a Long, Healthy Life? Experts Across 12 Fields Say These Habits Matter Most
By Caitlin Carlson
EU Reporter
How to lead a longer, healthier, happier life and how to slow ageing
CNN
South Carolina hospitals aren’t required to disclose measles-related admissions. That leaves doctors in the dark
By Jennifer Berry Hawes
The Art of Manliness
Odds & Ends: February 20, 2026
By Kate McKay
Futurism
Scientists Find Intense Psychological Differences in People Who Exercise
By Joe Wilkins
ScienceDaily
Exercise may be one of the most powerful treatments for depression and anxiety
Daily Mail
A run a day keeps the red mist at bay: People who exercise are less likely to lose their cool, study finds
By Meike Leonard
Rolling Stone
New Documents Reveal a Controversial Vaccine Study’s Unusual Path to CDC Approval
By Katherine Eban
World Health Organization (WHO)
Statement on the planned hepatitis B birth dose vaccine trial in Guinea-Bissau
BBC
Planned US-funded baby vaccine trial in Guinea-Bissau blasted by WHO
The New York Sun
World Health Organization Blasts ‘Unethical’ CDC-Funded Hepatitis B Vaccine Study in Africa
By Luke Funk
Live Science
'Universal' nasal-spray vaccine protects against viruses, bacteria and allergens in mice
By Nicoletta Lanese
BBC
Single vaccine could protect against all coughs, colds and flus, researchers say
By James Gallagher
Stanford Medicine
One vaccine may provide broad protection against many respiratory infections and allergens
By Nina Bai
Sky News
Universal vaccine for cold, flu, COVID and allergies moves a step closer, scientists say
ACOG
Diagnosis of Endometriosis
Phys.org
A hidden reason inner ear cells die—and what it means for preventing hearing loss
By Sadie Harley
NJ.com
Camden County resident in isolation after testing positive for tuberculosis
By Jackie Roman
FOX 29 Philadelphia
Camden County resident diagnosed with active tuberculosis; health officials investigating
By Tyler Thrasher
NBC10 Philadelphia
Camden County resident isolated after testing positive for TB, officials say
By Emily Grassi
Patch
Camden Co. Resident Hospitalized With Tuberculosis
By Patch Staff
Women's Health
Can Walking Build Muscle? Trainers Say 'Yes' But You Have To Do A Few Extra Things
By Danielle Zickl
marthastewart.com
The 17 Best High-Protein Foods to Add to Your Plate
By Riley Wofford
EatingWell
8 Plant-Based Foods with More Protein Than an Egg
By Novella Lui
GQ
The 9 Best High-Protein Meals, According to Athletes, Nutritionists, and Chefs
By Tom Ward
Health: Trusted and Empathetic Health and Wellness Information
18 Foods With More Protein Than an Egg
Ynetnews
Israeli study of 1.2 million infants challenges myths about vegan diets from birth
By Eitan Gefen
The Times of Israel
Vegetarian and vegan babies develop at same rate as meat-eating peers – Israeli study
Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine
Vegan Diet Supports Healthy Growth in Infants
Patient Care Online
Plant-Based Diets Have Little Impact on Infant Growth Trajectory, With Karem Avital, RD, MPH
ScienceDaily
Scientists discover why high altitude protects against diabetes
Phys.org
Why do people living at high altitudes have better glucose control? The answer was in plain sight
By Isha H. Jain & Yolanda Martí-Mateos
marketscreener.com
Health Rounds: Link between low oxygen and reduced blood sugar could yield new diabetes treatments
BioWorld MedTech
Red blood cells directly control blood glucose level
By Anette Breindl
Tom's Guide
This 10-minute morning routine can improve your joint health after 60, according to a personal trainer
By Adam Meyer
The Times
Feeling creaky in the mornings? 11 ways to get muscles moving
By Antonia Hoyle
Eat This Not That
The 8-Minute Daily Routine That Restores Thigh Strength After 55, According to a Trainer
By Alexa Mellardo
CNN
The best max-cushioned shoes for joint pain, according to experts
By Summer Cartwright
SciTechDaily
Breakthrough Discovery Targets Virus Infecting 95% of the World’s Population
By Fred Hutchinson
News-Medical
Fred Hutch scientists reach crucial milestone in blocking Epstein Barr virus
By Fred Hutchinson
Bioengineer.org
Scientists Create Groundbreaking Antibody to Halt Epstein-Barr Virus
AOL.com
First-of-its-kind antibody blocks Epstein Barr virus - carried by 95% of people
Neuroscience News
Toxic Exposure Can Trigger Disease for 20 Generations
Bioengineer.org
Toxic Exposure Drives Epigenetic Disease Risk Across 20 Generations
News-Medical
Single prenatal exposure to fungicide linked to disease across 20 generations
SFGATE
Over 200 cases of latent TB reported at SF high school
By Gillian Mohney
Mission Local
Tuberculosis tests reveal 204 latent cases at Riordan High in S.F.
SFGATE
SF: Low Risk To Public From Tuberculosis Outbreak At Archbishop Riordan High School
San Francisco Chronicle
More than 200 latent cases of TB found in S.F.’s Riordan High School outbreak
By Catherine Ho
SciTechDaily
Why Scientists Are Urging Caution About a Common Ingredient in Semaglutide and Ozempic
Medical Xpress
Weight-loss wonder pills prompt scrutiny of their key ingredient
By Stephanie Baum
Bioengineer.org
Weight-Loss Miracle Pills Raise Questions About Key Ingredient
Visual Capitalist
Ranked: The World’s 10 Deadliest Viruses by Fatality Rate
By Bruno Venditti
Medical News Today
Heart health: Fasting for 12+ hours overnight may lower blood pressure
By Corrie Pelc
Fox News
Change to nightly eating habits may help protect your heart, study suggests
By Angelica Stabile
Psychology Today
New research shows circadian-aligned fasting can benefit heart health.
By Wendy M. Troxel
Real Simple
When You Eat Dinner Could Make a Bigger Difference for Your Heart Than You Think, New Study Says
By Ria Bhagwat
BBC
How ultra-processed foods affect our gut microbiome
By Melissa Hogenboom
ScienceDaily
Common pneumonia bacterium may fuel Alzheimer’s disease
Real Simple
Here’s What Happens When You Drink Sparkling Water Every Day, According to Registered Dietitians
By Christina Manian & Christina Manian, RDN
Gizmodo
A Veteran Blood Donor’s Guide to Not Freaking Out Your First Time
By Ed Cara
WSB-TV
‘A beautiful soul’: 16-year-old girl dies from rare flu complications
By Bryan Mims
CBS News
Paulding County high school student dies after cardiac arrest from flu complication, family says
By Dan Raby
Atlanta News First
Paulding County high school student dies, school says
KLTV.com
High school cheerleader dies from ‘extremely rare’ complications from flu, family says
EatingWell
High-Protein Dinners That Can Be Made in One Pot (Weekly Plan & Shopping List!)
By Jessica Ball
BBC
'Burnout brought me to my knees - walking saved my life'
By Victoria Graham
AOL.com
Doctors Say This Popular Medication Wreaks Havoc on Your Gut Microbiome
By Alyssa Sybertz
The Information
Longevity Treatments for a 91-Year-Old? A Bold Bet in Silicon Valley’s Immortality Race
By Amy Dockser Marcus
TODAY.com
Dad, 48, Shocked to Be Diagnosed With 'Huge' Brain Tumor After 2 Sudden Symptoms
Diario AS
Stephen Hawking, scientist, “Quiet and silent people are the ones who have the strongest and loudest minds”
The Economic Times
Quote of the day by Stephen Hawking: ‘Look up at the stars and not down at your feet. Try to make sense of
By AASTHA RAJ
19FortyFive
Life Quote of the Day by Stephen Hawking: 'However difficult life may seem, there is always something you can do and...'
News18
Quote Of The Day By Stephen Hawking: “If You Are Lucky Enough To Find Love...”
By Mallika Bhagat
the-sun.com
Americans warned US is just weeks away from invasion by ‘world’s deadliest insect’
WKDQ
BEWARE: Word’s Deadliest Creature Returns to Indiana Soon
By Travis Sams
Lohud
Could tick, mosquito activity rise this year? Insect experts weigh in
By Samantha Antrum
WKFR
Mosquito Season In Michigan Starts In March, Peaking From June To September.
By Dana Marshall
AOL.com
Colon Cancer Breakthrough Emerges After Illness Claims James Van Der Beek And Catherine O’Hara
By Anwesha Nag
Medical Xpress
NSMF protein identified as key regulator in colorectal cancer
Female First
Blocking cell protein may slow colorectal cancer
Bored Panda
Colon Cancer Breakthrough Emerges After Illness Claims James Van Der Beek And Catherine O'Hara
EatingWell
6 Supplements You Shouldn’t Be Taking for Better Heart Health, According to Dietitians
By Isabel Vasquez
Parade
This Is Hands-Down the Biggest Daily Supplement Mistake Doctors See People Make
By Korin Miller
streamlinefeed.co.ke
Cost of self-prescription: When do you really need supplements?
NDTV
Vitamin, Mineral Supplement Overuse May Mask Deficiencies, Warns Doctor: All About Toxicity
TODAY.com
Dermatologist‑Recommended Collagen Creams for Smoother, Younger‑Looking Skin After 35
By Jannely Espinal & Chrissy Callahan
Medical Xpress
'Kick it while it's down' approach to cancer treatment could improve cure rates
Health: Trusted and Empathetic Health and Wellness Information
7 Foods With More Magnesium Than Oats
Men's loss of Y chromosome 
ScienceAlert
Men Lose Their Y Chromosome With Age. We Finally Know The Cost.
By Jennifer Graves
The Conversation
Men lose their Y chromosome as they age. Scientists thought it didn’t matter – but now we’re learning more
By Jennifer Graves
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Nightlife Science with Zoe Kean
Earth.com
New theory emerges on why so many men develop cardiovascular disease
By Eric Ralls
ScienceAlert
There's a Critical Thing You Can Do to Keep Alzheimer's Symptoms at Bay
By Clare Watson
RSVP Live
Heart surgeon explains the 'biggest red flag' that you may have heart disease
By Ethan Evans
Avi Loeb – Medium
Avi Loeb on Trump’s State of the Union Address
By Avi Loeb
Nature
Are obesity drugs causing a severe complication? What the science says
The Sun
Dying, rotting organs, blurred vision and severe depression… how our fat jab joy turned to terror
By Isabel Shaw, Eliza Loukou & Anna Roberts
Daily Mail
Mounjaro didn't work. This simple diet that helped us shed the pounds
By Miranda Levy
UNILAD
Woman thought she was going to die after weight loss jab caused her to throw up blood
By Kit Roberts
LADbible
Atorvastatin can have life changing side effects in some people, NHS say
By Anish Vij
Yahoo News UK
Anyone taking tablets issued warning over making 'dangerous' mistake
By Barbara Hodgson & Katie-ann Gupwell
Cambridge News
People on statins urged to avoid major 'error' when taking them
By Katie-ann Gupwell
Daily Record
NHS warns when to stop taking statins and seek urgent help
By Kate Lally
Silicon Canals
People who can fall asleep within minutes of lying down usually share these 9 strengths
By Lachlan Brown
Silicon Canals
8 subtle things emotionally intelligent people never do when a friend is going through something difficult—and most well-meaning people do all of them
Verywell Health
We Asked a Health Expert Why So Many Women Are Vitamin D Deficient
By Stephanie Brown
UnHerd
Foot-and-mouth was the start of the trouble It is England’s lost catastrophe
By Cosmo Adair
Farming Life
25 years after UK’s FMD outbreak and MP warns illicit meat trade poses significant biosecurity risk
News & Star
'Still banging the same drum' 25 years on, says Adam Day
By Maureen Hodges
Times & Star
'Good governance prepares for the worst’: MP on foot‑and‑mouth
By Maureen Hodges

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