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Hantavirus outbreak on MV Hondius cruise ship 
vox.com
We’re asking the wrong question about the hantavirus outbreak
By Bryan Walsh
CNBC
Hantavirus outbreak isn't another Covid pandemic – but experts say it's testing U.S. readiness
By Annika Kim Constantino
The Hill
Hantavirus outbreak exposes America’s post-COVID PTSD
By Holland H. Haynie
WGAL
Why experts say hantavirus isn’t ‘COVID-19: The Sequel.’ Four facts to calm your nerves
CNN
Engaging with arts and culture can slow biological aging as much as exercise, study suggests
By Jack Guy
Smithsonian Magazine
The Relaxation of Regularly Listening to Songs or Drawing Pictures May Actually Slow Cellular Aging, New Research Shows
By Sonja Anderson
The Art Newspaper
Arts engagement linked to slower biological ageing, study says
By Aimee Dawson
The Guardian
The Guardian view on public health and the arts: the all-singing, all-dancing science of ageing | Editorial
Opinion
Hantavirus outbreak on MV Hondius cruise ship 
World Health Organization (WHO)
Hantavirus cluster linked to cruise ship travel, Multi-country
WSJ
American Hantavirus Cruise Passengers Flown to Quarantine Center After Positive Test
By Gareth Vipers & Noémie Bisserbe
The New York Times
Argentina Races to Find Origin of Hantavirus Contagion
By Emma Bubola
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | CDC (.gov)
Andes Virus Outbreak on a Cruise Ship: Current Situation | Hantavirus
Hantavirus cases on cruise ship 
WSJ
CDC Is Walking a Tightrope With Its Response to Hantavirus
By Sabrina Siddiqui & Jennifer Calfas
The Washington Post
Hantavirus outbreak tests Trump officials who criticized covid response
By Lena Sun
The New York Times
Hantavirus Response Shows How Trump Cuts Have Compromised U.S. Preparedness
By Apoorva Mandavilli
NewsNation
Hantavirus will be ‘dead end’ outbreak soon: Ex-CDC director
By Rob Taub
Americans quarantined in Nebraska after hantavirus cruise outbreak 
CBS News
New Yorker describes hantavirus quarantine experience after cruise ship outbreak: "Trying to stay positive"
By Alexa Herrera
BBC
What it's like for passengers isolating in hantavirus quarantine in Nebraska
By Sheila Flynn
The Boston Globe
Hantavirus outbreak on cruise ship was series of ‘weird coincidences,’ Boston travel influencer tells ‘GMA’
By Camilo Fonseca
The New York Times
How a Hantavirus Cruise Passenger Is Spending His Quarantine in Nebraska
By Sonia A. Rao
Study: Ivermectin use rose after Mel Gibson's podcast appearance 
The New York Times
More Cancer Patients Are Taking Ivermectin. Mel Gibson and Joe Rogan Might Be Why.
By Nina Agrawal
CIDRAP
Cancer patients seek unproven antiparasitic treatments after actor's podcast appearance
By Sarah Boden
Fox News
Joe Rogan podcast appearance tied to rise in demand for alternative cancer treatment
By Melissa Rudy
Medical Xpress
Ivermectin prescriptions more than double after celebrity endorses it as a cancer treatment on a high-profile podcast
Hantavirus outbreak on cruise ship 
The Daily Beast
American Who Wasn’t On Doomed Cruise Is Feared to Have Caught Rat Virus
By Martha Mchardy
CBS News
Illinois health officials investigating possible hantavirus case in Winnebago County not linked to cruise ship
By Sara Tenenbaum & Marissa Sulek
KY3
US health officials investigating possible hantavirus case not linked to cruise ship outbreak
USA Today
Cruise passengers are quarantining, but for how long? Latest on hantavirus
By Sara Moniuszko & Melina Khan
US states monitor residents after possible hantavirus exposure 
KELOLAND.com
MN resident possibly exposed to Hantavirus
By Marissa Brunkhorst
MPR News
Health officials are monitoring Minnesotan potentially exposed to hantavirus
By Erica Zurek
WTOP
2 Maryland residents exposed to hantavirus while traveling near infected passenger
By Ciara Wells
KWCH
KDHE confirms Hantavirus exposures in Kansas
CBS News
How does diet impact brain health? Alzheimer's Association shares nutrition tips with cognitive function in mind.
By Emily Mae Czachor
Psyche
Skip the junk and dig into this useful guide to brain-healthy eating
Good Housekeeping
Eating Two Servings of This Weekly Can Lower Your Odds of Cognitive Impairment
By Stefani Sassos
HuffPost
Neurologists Share The 1 Food They Avoid To Keep Their Brains Sharp
By Leigh Weingus
PCOS renamed polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome 
ScienceAlert
PCOS Is Officially Renamed, After Decades of Misinformation
By Carly Cassella
The New York Times
P.C.O.S. Has Been Renamed P.M.O.S. Doctors Hope It Will Improve Care for Millions.
By Maggie Astor
AP News
The condition PCOS is now called PMOS. What to know about the name change and what it means for care
By Laura Ungar
Endocrine Society
Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome: New name to improve diagnosis and care of condition affecting 170 million women worldwide
Hantavirus outbreak on MV Hondius cruise ship 
PBS
Critically ill French hantavirus patient is on an artificial lung as outbreak grows to 11
By Thomas T Adamson-Coumbousis & Russ Bynum
The New York Times
French Hantavirus Patient Is Critically Ill as Outbreak Reaches 11 Cases
By Segolene Le Stradic & Leo Sands
People.com
Hantavirus Cruise Passenger in ‘Very Critical’ Condition, Was Initially Told Her Symptoms Were Just Anxiety
By Charna Flam
Euronews.com
Hantavirus: Macron says situation is 'under control' in France and calls for European coordination
The Washington Post
Are you an optimist? It may help protect your heart.
By Sydney Page
Nature
Ecotypes of triple-negative breast cancer in response to chemotherapy
By Nicholas Navin, Clinton Yam & Debu Tripathy
News-Medical
Gene panel predicts chemotherapy response in triple-negative breast cancer
Oncodaily
Kefah Mokbel: Why Only Half of TNBC Patients Respond to Chemotherapy?
Inside Precision Medicine
TNBC Ecotypes Reveal Molecular Signatures Tied to Chemotherapy Response
By Chris Anderson
Euronews.com
Scientists race to develop hantavirus vaccine for new strain
By Roselyne Min
Bloomberg.com
Hantavirus Scientists Were Close to Vaccine But Ran Out of Money
By Antonia Mufarech & Gerry Smith
CNBC
Hantavirus cases spark brief surge in pharma and biotech stocks — here’s why trading is so volatile
The New York Times
Hantavirus Vaccines and Treatments Are in the Pipeline
By Emily Anthes
WSB-TV
‘You only got one shot’: Ambulance crew says moving hantavirus patients was years in the making
By Michael Doudna
jems.com
GA Ambulance Crew Says Hantavirus Patient Transport Was Years in the Planning
By Dan Landrigan
WSB-TV
Nurse who treated Georgia Ebola patients shares into hantavirus battle at Emory
Engineered synapses allow for precise brain circuit rewiring 
Nature
Long-term editing of brain circuits using an engineered electrical synapse
By Kathryn K. Walder-christensen, Daniel A Colón-Ramos & Kay Tye
Duke University School of Medicine
Study unveils precise way to rewire brain circuits to boost resilience to stress
By Angela Spivey
Neuroscience News
Neural Hotwire: How Biological Synapses Bypass Broken Brain Links
By Fedor Kossakovski
Bioengineer.org
Engineered Electrical Synapse Enables Long-Term Brain Editing
Nature
Sleep linked to slower ageing: huge study pinpoints the right amount
By Heidi Ledford
Nature
Sleep chart of biological ageing clocks in middle and late life
By Hamilton Se-hwee Oh, Ella Tian & Luigi Ferrucci
Medical Xpress
Too little sleep—and too much—associated with faster aging
ScienceAlert
One Critical Factor Predicts Longevity Better Than Diet or Exercise, Study Finds
By David Nield
The Daily Beast
RFK Jr. Takes Part in Open Heart Surgery in Bonkers Move
By Leigh Kimmins
Nature
Sustaining microglial reparative function enhances stroke recovery
By Jun Tsuyama, Takahiro Masuda & Hideya Kawaji
statnews.com
Scientists link boy’s tumor to gene therapy viruses, in rare finding
By Jason Mast
Earth.com
Scientists design an obesity drug that hits five metabolic targets at once, raising hopes beyond today’s injections
By Jordan Joseph
Fox News
Experimental obesity drug outperforms traditional weight-loss treatments in early research
By Angelica Stabile
ScienceDaily
New “Trojan horse” obesity drug supercharges weight loss in early tests
Inshorts
Researchers develop hybrid molecule to treat obesity & diabetes | It can be used at much lower doses | Inshorts
Neuroscience News
Personalized DNA Vaccine Doubles Glioblastoma Survival Rates
WashU Medicine
Personalized vaccine shows promise against aggressive brain cancer
By Mark Reynolds
Inside Precision Medicine
Personalized DNA Vaccine Shows Immune Activation and Survival Signals in Glioblastoma Trial
The Mountaineer
Vaccine offers new hope against incurable brain cancer
By Stephen Beech
Psyche
How to navigate your menopause
By Caroline Gurvich & Rachel Furey
peterattiamd.com
The dynamic physiology of the brain with menopause
By Peter Attia
WGAL
UPMC doctor says menopause symptoms can hit head to toe | Ephrata woman shares her story
By Susan Shapiro
thedailystar.com
In Our Opinion: Knowing about perimenopause is half the battle
Opinion
Vitamin B12 deficiency symptoms 
The Times of India
The silent vitamin deficiency experts say could increase your cancer risk over time
ScienceAlert
A Common Vitamin Has a Complicated Link to Cancer, Experts Reveal
By Michelle Starr
The Conversation
Vitamin B12: the essential nutrient with a complicated cancer link
By Ahmed Elbediwy & Nadine Wehida
Prevention
Doctors Say These Are the Best Foods to Eat for Vitamin B12
By Alyssa Sybertz
Hantavirus outbreak on MV Hondius cruise ship 
Live Science
Hantavirus outbreaks could become more likely as virus-carrying rodents expand their range, model finds
By Naomi Mihara
Science News
Warming may help rodent-borne viruses spread more widely
By Erin Garcia de Jesús
Scientific American
Hantavirus cruise ship outbreak, risk of microplastics-caused climate warming and Alaska landslide tsunami
By Fonda Mwangi, Rachel Feltman & Andrea Gawrylewski
grist.org
How climate change could help hantavirus find more hosts
By Zoya Teirstein
Vanderbilt Health News
Cannabis and tobacco co-use increases psychosis chances in high-risk cohorts: Study
By Danny Bonvissuto
leafie
Cannabis and tobacco co-use increases the risk of psychosis in certain people, study finds
By Kevin Dinneen
geneonline.com
Cannabis and Tobacco Combo Linked to Elevated Psychosis Risk in Vulnerable Individuals: Nature Mental Health Study
Bioengineer.org
Study Finds Increased Psychosis Risk in High-Risk Groups with Combined Cannabis and Tobacco Use
NPR
You should probably eat more fiber. Here's why — and how to do it : Short Wave
By Hannah Chinn
Medscape
Not All Fiber Is Equal: What Clinicians Need to Know
MarketWatch
‘Fibermaxxing’ has spurred the launch of fiber sodas and gummies. Is the craze going too far?
By Bill Peters
The Times of India
Is fibremaxxing healthy? Harvard doc breaks down the pros and cons
inc.com
Want to Reverse Your Biological Age? A New Study Says to Change What You Eat
By Lucia Auerbach
ScienceDaily
Scientists reversed biological age in older adults with a 4-week diet change
The University of Sydney
Dietary changes in older people can improve 'biological age'
ScienceBlog.com
Four Weeks of Eating Differently Can Make Your Body Biologically Younger, New Study Finds
CBC
Cleaning out the shed or cottage for spring? Here’s how to protect yourself from hantavirus
By Maia Tustonic
Global News
Spring cleaning your home or cottage? How to limit hantavirus risk
By Uday Rana
St. Albert Gazette
In the news today: What we know about Hentavirus, Artemis crew meet PM, 6% milk?
The Daily Scrum News
Canada Monitoring Andes Hantavirus Exposure Linked To Antarctic Cruise Ship
Hantavirus cases on cruise ship 
BBC
Woman isolating on British island in South Pacific after hantavirus contact
By Thomas Copeland
Metro.co.uk
Hantavirus Brit, in 60s, found in Italian bar instead of in quarantine
By Barney Davis
streamlinefeed.co.ke
Draconian Measures: British Tourist Endures Month-Long Quarantine in Milan Over Hantavirus Panic
The Mirror
Hantavirus swoop on Brit tourist in Italian bar who was on plane with woman who died
ScienceDaily
This daily habit could lower dementia risk by 35%, scientists say
vox.com
The surprisingly strong case for feeling great about your coffee habit
By Bryan Walsh
Medical Xpress
Caffeine may influence the way the brain responds to touch
The Independent
The surprise impact your morning coffee could be having on your body
By Vishwam Sankaran
ScienceAlert
'Forever Chemicals' Found in 98.8% of Human Blood Samples Tested
By David Nield
GK Today
PFAS Detected in 98.8% of Human Blood Samples
WGME
'Wouldn't you want to know?': Families in contaminated communities weigh PFAS blood tests
By Dan Lampariello
Earth.com
'Forever chemicals' are now showing up in almost everyone’s blood
By Sanjana Gajbhiye
Neuroscience News
Slowing Parkinson’s by Blocking a Key Protein
SciTechDaily
Scientists May Have Discovered How Parkinson’s Disease Spreads Through the Brain
By Freda Kreier
Medical Xpress
Immune protein emerges as possible target to slow Parkinson's progression
By Sadie Harley & Robert C. Egan
geneonline.com
Monoclonal Antibodies Targeting GPNMB Show Promise in Slowing Early Parkinson’s Progression
The Washington Post
Opinion | 11 hantavirus deaths in Argentina were a warning
By Abraar Karan
The Atlantic
The Close, Prolonged Contact Myth
By Joseph G. Allen
EL PAÍS English
Andes hantavirus: Deadly 2018 outbreak shows it is not only transmitted through close contact
By Enrique Alpanes
The Telegraph
The race to understand how rat-virus spreads
By Maeve Cullinan, Sarah Newey & Paul Nuki
statnews.com
A new kind of liver crisis is emerging in the U.S. The American diet is to blame
By Isabella Cueto
Parade
‘I’m a Hepatologist—This Is the One Thing I Tell Every Patient With Fatty Liver Disease To Do Before Anything Else’
By Beth Ann Mayer
Hindustan Times
Gastroenterologist reveals the early screening tests that help detect liver disease before complications begin
By Anukriti Srivastava
MSN
Experts confirm whether fatty liver disease can be reversed with lifestyle changes
By Korin Miller
Nature
AI can design viruses, toxins and other bioweapons. How worried should we be?
By Ewen Callaway
American Council on Science and Health
AI and The Bespoke Bioweapon
By Barbara Pfeffer Billauer
Let's Data Science
AI Designs Viruses and Toxins, Raises Biosecurity Concerns
Startup Fortune
AI biosecurity risk is becoming a startup compliance problem
EatingWell
Scientists Debunk Seed Oil Myths in Major New Nutrition Review
By Mackenzie Burgess
The Economist
Why many women cannot make enough breast milk
SciTechDaily
Scientists Identify Simple Supplement That Greatly Reduces Alzheimer’s Damage
MindBodyGreen
Can Alzheimer’s Be Reversed? New Research Points To A Surprising Pathway
By Ava Durgin
Earth.com
Simple amino acid supplement may help fight Alzheimer’s disease
The Conversation
Bilingualism and sex hormones may provide a new link to brain resilience and dementia risk
By Noelia Calvo

Last Updated: 5/14/26, 6:03:34 am