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Pancreatic Cancer vaccine trial 
ynetnews
They survived six years and beat the statistics: The secret weapon against pancreatic cancer
National Geographic
This could be the biggest breakthrough in pancreatic cancer in decades
By Helen Bradshaw
NBC News
Pancreatic cancer mRNA vaccine shows lasting results in an early trial
By Marina Kopf, Anne Thompson & Kaitlin Sullivan
The New York Times
Two Drugs Stir Hope for Treatment of Deadly Pancreatic Cancer
By Gina Kolata & Rebecca Robbins
The Eugene Braunwald dies at 96 
The New York Times
Eugene Braunwald, Whose Research Reshaped Cardiology, Dies at 96
By Jonathan Kandell
www.heart.org
American Heart Association honors legacy of pioneering cardiologist
American College of Cardiology
In Memoriam: Eugene Braunwald, MD, MACC
TCTMD.com
Eugene Braunwald, ‘Icon’ of Modern Cardiology, Dies at 96
By Yael L. Maxwell
Medical Xpress
Targeting lost pleasure lifts depression and anxiety more than standard therapy, new study finds
HCPLive
Preventive Therapy Targeting Positive Affect May Reduce MDD Relapse, With Marie-José van Tol, PhD
By Marie-Jose van Tol
Neuroscience News
Why Feeling Good is Harder than Not Feeling Bad
By Alicia E. Meuret
HCPLive
Targeting Positive Affect May Prevent Depression Relapse, With Marie-José van Tol, PhD
By Marie-Jose van Tol
Measles outbreak in the US 
KSL.com
Utah measles cases decreased over past 3 weeks, but 'doesn't mean things are done'
By Emily Ashcraft
The New York Times
Opinion | Measles Is Back. What Comes Next Will Be Worse.
Opinion
Bloomberg.com
As Measles Takes Toll on Kids, Anti-Vaxxers Have Change of Heart
By Jessica Nix
CNN
Newer testing methods suggest significant silent spread of measles in the US, threatening elimination
By Brenda C Goodman
Optimal sleep duration may reduce dementia risk, studies show 
ScienceAlert
Scientists Reveal The Optimal Amount of Sleep to Lower Dementia Risk
By David Nield
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Daytime sleepiness and napping linked to heightened neurodegenerative disease risk
By Se-Young Moon
Hindustan Times
Apollo neurologist reveals how sleep pattern predicts brain health 10-20 years later, explains nuances of napping
Medical Xpress
Optimal sleep may reduce dementia risk in patients with focal epilepsy
By Andrew Zinin & Elana Gotkine
WPEC
Along with rapid weight loss, patients see other benefits and risks of GLP-1 drugs
Nature
GLP-1 agonists and changes in body mass and composition in adults with overweight or obesity with or without type 2 diabetes mellitus: a systematic review and meta-analysis
statnews.com
Researchers behind GLP-1 obesity drugs advance new approach: Drop GLP-1 as a target
By Elaine Chen
Sun Sentinel
‘I intend to stay on it forever.’ Along with rapid weight loss, patients see other benefits and risks of GLP-1 drugs
By Cindy Goodman
AOL.com
Why Is No One Taking Baby Aspirin for Heart Disease Prevention Anymore?
By Korin Miller
NJ.com
Rabid bat removed from N.J. resident’s attic, exposed cats to be quarantined
By Kevin Armstrong
Inquirer.com
Bat found in Haddonfield attic tests positive for rabies, officials say
By Robert Moran
Hoodline
Haddonfield Bat Tests Positive For Rabies; Pets Quarantined
Camden County, NJ
Rabid bat confirmed in Haddonfield
CNN
Why HPV vaccination isn’t just for women
By Katia Hetter
The Star
HpV vaccination: how far can girls-only jabs go?
Opinion
By George Lee
Times Now
‘HPV Vaccine for A Must For Boys': Expert Warns Rising Throat Cancer Risk in Men
By Ashima Sharda
mezha.net
Study shows HPV vaccine halves young men’s risk of HPV cancers
inc.com
Want to Cut Your Alzheimer's Risk by 38%? An 8-Year Study of Nearly 2,000 People Says Do This for a Stronger Brain
By Bill Murphy Jr.
NBC News
What does it take to protect brain health? 10 habits to start now
By Lindsey Leake
WTVG
Alzheimer’s care costs expected to exceed $400 billion in 2026
By Brianna Weaver
Georgia Public Broadcasting
Alzheimer's Association study says adopting healthy brain habits in middle age supports aging minds
By Ellen Eldridge
Lung cancer risk in young nonsmokers linked to diet, study finds 
Gizmodo
Fruits and Vegetables Might Be Linked to Lung Cancer Risk in Non-Smokers. Cool, Cool, Cool
By Matthew Phelan
Keck Medicine of USC
Eating fruits, vegetables and whole grains may increase chance of early onset lung cancer
Medical News Today
Study links lung cancer to eating fruits and veg: What this means
By Erika Watts
KTVU
Surprising study finds healthy fruit, vegetable diet may increase risk of lung cancer in younger people
By Sharon Song
Futurism
GLP-1 Drugs Linked to Cognitive Impairment, Though the Reason Why Probably Isn't What You Expect
By Victor Tangermann
MedPage Today
What a New Study Shows About Brain Health and GLP-1 Drugs
By Judy George
Earth.com
Weight-loss drugs may help protect the brain from Alzheimer’s
By Sanjana Gajbhiye
Marietta Daily Journal
ASK THE DOCTORS: Researching GLP-1 Drugs and Parkinson's Progression
CBS News
A 13-year-old's kidney was failing, then a stranger stepped in: "I don't think there was a dry eye in the room"
By Kerry Breen
Austin American-Statesman
Do cholesterol numbers really matter? New guidance explains
By Nicole VILLALPANDO
News18
When Should You Start Monitoring Your Cholestrol? It Might Be Sooner Than You Think | Health and Fitness News
By Abigail Banerji
The American Journal of Managed Care® (AJMC®)
Starting Sooner, Targeting Lower: How Updated ACC/AHA Guidelines Redefine Lipid-Lowering Strategy
By Erin D. Michos
Harvard Health
New cholesterol guidelines recommend Lp(a) blood test
By Julie Corliss
statnews.com
The podcast telling the stories behind Ambien, Ozempic, EpiPens, and other game-changing drugs
By Torie Bosch
Eat This Not That
5 Morning Exercises That Build Knee Strength Faster Than Resistance Bands After 55
By Alexa Mellardo
AOL.com
Simple ‘metabolic reset’ found to prevent weight rebound after discontinuing GLP-1 drugs
By Vishwam Sankaran
Perth student Alexander Philogene dies of meningococcal B 
The Mirror
'My son boarded a flight home with a headache - but four hours later he was dead'
By Phil Cardy
People.com
College Student Dies Hours After Showing Symptoms of Meningococcal Disease
By Madison E. Goldberg
The Times of India
Australia: Perth student dies of Meningococcal infection; 21-year-old fell ill on flight, died hours later
ndtv.com
21-Year-Old Dies After Contracting Aggressive Form Of Meningococcal B; What You Should Know About The Fatal Infection
By Debosmita Ghosh
Medical Xpress
Depression treatment is shifting, and this mushroom-derived compound is driving one of psychiatry's biggest new tests
By Ingrid Fadelli
HHS.gov
ARPA-H announces first research teams for $139 million initiative to transform behavioral health and bring new, more precise and effective treatments to Americans
PsyPost
Repeated doses of psilocybin show promise for treating obsessive-compulsive disorder
By Eric Dolan
Psychology Today
“Magic Mushrooms” and the Treatment of Mental Illness
By Mitchell B. Liester
Yahoo
Officials Issue Health Warning After Bat Found on California College Campus Tests Positive for Rabies
By Gabrielle Rockson
statnews.com
Nancy Cox, a CDC veteran and a stalwart in global flu research, dies at 77
By Helen Branswell
SciTechDaily
Doctors Surprised by the Power of a Simple Drug Against Colon Cancer
BBC
Aspirin can reduce the risk of cancer - and we're starting to understand why
By Miriam Frankel
Healthline
Colorectal Cancer: Can Low Dose Aspirin Lower Your Risk?
By David Mills
tyla.com
Common household medicine could help reduce risk of cancer
By Madison Burgess
Hoodline
La Jolla Lab Finds Brain ‘Kill Switch’ That Could Stall Alzheimer’s
San Diego Union-Tribune
‘This is a huge finding’: UCSD researchers work on way to prevent Alzheimer’s disease with molecular ‘switch’
By Ashley Mackin Solomon
Neuroscience News
Immature Neurons and the Secret to Alzheimer’s Resilience
ScienceBlog.com
Alzheimer’s Paradox: Why One-Third of Patients Never Lose Their Minds
Ancient DNA research in West Eurasia 
AOL.com
This Rare Hair Color Is Linked With Genetic Advantages
By Korin Miller
Smithsonian Magazine
Humans Are Still Evolving. Natural Selection Has Favored Genes Linked to Red Hair and Less Male-Pattern Baldness, a Study Suggests
By Margherita Bassi
Nature
Ancient DNA reveals pervasive directional selection across West Eurasia
By Ali Akbari, Nadin Rohland & Alison R Barton
Live Science
'Human evolution didn't slow down; we were just missing the signal': Large DNA study reveals natural selection led to more redheads and less male-pattern baldness
By Kristina Killgrove
Tom's Guide
I use glycine and magnesium for deep sleep — doctors reveal which is better
By Frances Daniels
The Washington Post
5 ways to get more magnesium without taking a supplement
By Anahad O'Connor
Good Housekeeping
Doctors Say This One Nutrient Could Be the Key to Better Sleep and Lower Blood Pressure
By Casey Clark
Science Media Centre España
Food supplements: a guide to responsible use
Gizmodo
The Best GLP-1 Drug on the Market Is Even Better Than We Knew
By Ed Cara
Medical Dialogues
GLP-1 Therapy Linked to Lower Atrial Fibrillation and Mortality Risk—Independent of Weight Loss: Study
By Kamal Kant Kohli
MedPage Today
GLP-1 Drugs Make Promising Debut in TAVR, Carotid Artery Stenting
By Nicole Lou
AOL.com
Popular weight loss drugs reduce cardiovascular risk
By Faris Tanyos
vox.com
Why America’s HIV epidemic hasn’t ended
By Sara Herschander
Newsday
Breast cancer tumor vaccine being studied at Stony Brook Medicine
By Lisa Colangelo
Gizmodo
Should We Finally Ditch Artificial Sweeteners for Good?
By Ed Cara
foxnews.com
Zero-calorie sweeteners could alter the genes of later generations, new study warns
By Deirdre Bardolf
Seoul Economic Daily
Artificial Sweeteners May Affect Grandchildren's Metabolism, Study Finds
fakti.bg
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Six animals test positive for rabies in Providence County 
WPRI.com
6 animals test positive for rabies in RI
By Shaun Towne
Go Local Prov
RIDOH: 6 Rabid Animals Found Across 3 RI Communities
turnto10.com
Health officials warn public after 6 rabid animals found in Providence County
By Amanda Bang
NRI NOW
Town issues rabies alert after three raccoons test positive in Burrillville
Study links fructose to fat storage and metabolic disease 
SciTechDaily
Scientists Warn: Popular Sweetener Linked to Dangerous Metabolic Effects
By Kelsea Pieters
foxnews.com
Common sweetener may trigger fat buildup in ways experts didn’t expect
By Angelica Stabile
University of Colorado Anschutz
New Report Highlights Fructose as a Key Driver of Metabolic Disease
By Kelsea Pieters
MindBodyGreen
This Type Of Sugar May Be Especially Harmful To Your Metabolism, Study Shows
By Sela Breen
AOL.com
3 Surprising Habits That Could Raise Your Stroke Risk, According to a Neurologist
By Lauren Manaker
Toronto Star
In a Canadian first, a Toronto man’s HIV is in sustained remission. Here’s how scientists achieved it
By Francine Kopun
The Globe and Mail
Toronto man poised to become the first Canadian cured of HIV
By Jennifer Yang
Yahoo! Finance Canada
Canadian First: Man Living with HIV in 'Sustained Remission' After Bone Marrow Transplant
Mirage News
U of T Leads Canada's First Sustained HIV Remission
The New York Times
A Common Stomach Bug Has Become Harder to Treat
By Catherine Pearson
Hartford Courant
CT doctor weighs in on antibiotic resistant bacteria CDC is calling a public health risk
By Stephen Underwood
NBC New York
Drug-resistant Shigella bacteria on the rise in US, CDC study reveals: What to know
SILive.com
A drug‑resistant stomach bug is spreading, CDC warns
By Jillian Delaney
Ars Technica
In rare chickenpox case, itchy blisters mushroom into large, rubbery nodules
By Beth Mole
The Times
What to eat to feel full — without using Ozempic
By Giulia Crouch
Fit&Well
A nutritionist says consuming more of this type of food when using GLP-1 medications can offset some of the most unpleasant side-effects—and it’s not protein
By Sam Rider
Women's Health
What to eat on weight-loss drugs – a nutritionist’s high-protein daily plan
By Alice Barraclough
Nutrition Insight
Expert calls for tailored nutrition as GLP-1 muscle loss hits menopausal women harder
By Beatrice Wihlander
Live Science
'Eventually, it becomes you': Inventors of new 'living' knee replacement describe why this tech is desperately needed and how it works
By Nicoletta Lanese
Nikkei Asia
'World's first' trial of regenerative knee treatment set to begin in Japan
By Satoshi Kawahara
3Druck.com
3D-printed knee implant made from stem cells reaches next test phase
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In Japan, a clinical trial to restore the bones and cartilage of the knee joint at the same time beg..
Tom's Guide
Forget wobbles: This 5-move 'barefoot mobility' routine builds bulletproof balance, connection and stability
By Sam Hopes
inc.com
80 Going on 50: The Secret Behind ‘SuperAger’ Brains
By Kevin Haynes
AL.com
These Alabama counties have the highest rates of STDs
By Ramsey Archibald & Savannah Tryens-Fernandes
Business Insider
Stop skipping 1 simple daily habit to reduce your risk of colon cancer, a doctor says
By Gabby Landsverk
AARP
7 Things Constipation Tells You About Your Health As You Age
By Denise Maher
The Times of India
Colon Cancer: Why tracking your poop could save your life
wset.com
Virginia redistricting plan faces court challenges after narrow approval
Eat This Not That
5 Daily Exercises That Firm Waist Thickening Faster Than Weight Training After 55
By Alexa Mellardo
AOL.com
This relaxing activity can reduce your risk of heart disease, dementia, and stroke — and it only takes 10 minutes a day
By Camryn Rabideau
Neuroscience News
Ultra-Processed Foods Erodes Visual Attention
By Barbara R. Cardoso
The Independent
Ultraprocessed foods hurt your focus - even with a healthy diet
By Julia Musto
Monash University
Ultra-processed foods damage your focus even if you eat healthy
The Straits Times
Chips today, fog tomorrow? Study links processed foods to waning focus
By Raul Dancel
HuffPost
So THAT'S Why Mosquitoes Bite Some People More Than Others
By Jenna Birch
The Economist
Is exercise as effective as treatments for depression and anxiety?
Medical Xpress
Cardiorespiratory fitness may cut dementia, depression and psychosis risk
By Ingrid Fadelli
PsyPost
Lifting weights builds a sharper mind and reduces anxiety in older women
Steady
Cardiovascular fitness protects mental health
TODAY.com
Man Loses 200 Pounds Thanks to Small Changes and This High-Protein Drink
By Caroline Kee
AOL.com
Nutritionists Say This Super Fruit May Help Slow Cognitive Decline
By Gina Way & Elin Sansone
The Economic Times
6 foods you should avoid for better kidney function
The Economic Times
Dairy in Excess - 6 foods you should avoid for better kidney function
Jackson Progress-Argus
DR. JOE: The hidden warning signs you can't afford to ignore
Moneycontrol.com
8 nighttime habits to swear by to keep kidneys healthy
By Shreya Garg
VegOut
Psychology says the loneliest thing about getting older isn't what you lose, it's the growing recognition that most of the people you love are loving a version of you that's five, ten, or twenty years out of date
Space Daily
Psychologists explain that the people who feel most alone at family gatherings aren't disconnected from their families — they've simply outgrown the version of themselves everyone there still expects them to perform
By David Park
Silicon Canals
Psychology says the loneliest form of love isn't being unloved its being adored for a version of yourself you've been performing so long that the real you has started to feel like the imposter
By Lachlan Brown
YourTango
People Who Feel Lonely Despite Having Tons Of Friends Often Realize The Problem Isn’t What They Thought It Was
ScienceAlert
Air Purifiers Could Boost Your Brain Function, Study Suggests
SciTechDaily
A Common Diabetes Drug May Hold the Key to Stopping HIV From Coming Back
By Sarah A. Stanley
The Daily Galaxy
Scientists Discovered the Brain's "Hidden Regulator", and It Controls How Much You Learn Every Single Day
By Arezki Amiri
AOL.com
Research Reveals the Best Solutions for a Sore Throat
By Lisa Mulcahy
OregonLive.com
Dear Doctor: Is there any benefit to using vagus nerve stimulation device for rheumatoid arthritis?
By Keith Roach
Slate
My Son Was Caught Climbing the Bookshelves. But My Daughter’s Reaction Is a Sign of a Bigger Problem.
By Jamilah Lemieux
Health: Trusted and Empathetic Health and Wellness Information
7 Drinks High in Protein That Aren't Protein Shakes
By Lindsey Desoto
Business Insider
A nutritionist eats 100 grams of protein a day. This simple snacking formula helps him hit his goal.
By Kim Schewitz
PsyPost
Certainty in your feelings toward your partner predicts relationship happiness and mental well-being
By Eric Dolan
PsyPost
Psychology textbooks still misrepresent famous experiments and controversial debates
By Eric Dolan
instyle.com
How to Smooth Crepey Skin, According to Two Dermatologists—Plus, 5 Wrinkle-Reversing Anti-Aging Finds From $15
By Essence Wiley
SciTechDaily
New Research Finds Shocking Link Between Chili Peppers and Cancer
PsyPost
New neuroscience research shows how slowing your breathing alters your perception of the people around you
Verywell Health
What Happens to Your Blood Sugar When You Eat an Apple With Peanut Butter
By Mira Miller
AOL.com
We Asked Doctors What Allergy Medication Actually Works. This Is What They Said.
By Erica Sweeney
ScienceAlert
Gut Bacteria Could Be a Hidden Trigger For Neurodegenerative Diseases
By David Nield
EurekAlert!
How neurons sense bacteria in the gut
AFTD - The Association for Frontotemporal Degeneration
Early Laboratory-Based Study Explores the Biological Link Between Inflammatory Gut Bacteria and FTD and ALS Disorders
NewsBytes
Case Western Reserve links gut bacterial sugars to ALS FTD
Neuroscience News
Molecular Trigger for Alzheimer’s Brain Inflammation Found
VegOut
Psychology says people who live alone aren't just managing a household — they're performing every role a family of four would distribute, and the exhaustion they feel isn't laziness, it's the accumulated weight of being the cook, the cleaner, the planner, the fix
By Lachlan Brown
OregonLive.com
People’s Pharmacy: Need a dandruff cure? Listerine works - if you pick the right color
By Joe Graedon & Teresa Graedon
Indian Defence Review
Scientists Finally Reveal The True Origins Of 'The Beachy Head Woman', Solving A 1,800-Year-Old Mystery

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