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Ebola outbreak in DRC 
The Guardian
Whereabouts of nearly 300 people with Ebola unknown in DR Congo
By Kat Lay
NPR
Inside the gold-mining town where the Ebola outbreak likely started
By Emmet Livingstone
The New York Times
Congo Ebola Crisis: Contact Tracing Is Dangerously Behind, Officials Warn
By Stephanie Nolen & Matthew Mpoke Bigg
ReliefWeb
Ebola Outbreak, DRC and Region, Situation Report #8, June 24, 2026
San Francisco Chronicle
U.S. may have lost a ‘crown jewel’ of public health, experts say
By Erin Allday
CIDRAP
Two new reports highlight obstacles to containing US measles outbreaks
By Laine Bergeson
West Valley View
The biggest summer illness threat
Washington Examiner
Measles is back. Vaccinated children are suffering the consequences, too
Opinion
By Tina Q. Tan
Fox News
Green bananas aren't necessarily bad — experts explain the hidden health perk
NPR
If a Lyme disease vaccine gets approved, how would it go over? We asked hunters
By bram sable-smith
LancasterOnline
Doctors warn of severe adult measles cases as Lancaster County outbreak grows
By Anne Garber & Blaine Shahan
Inquirer.com
Measles detected in two more counties in Pennsylvania as health department recommends early vaccination
By Aubrey Whelan
ABC27
Pennsylvania’s Health Secretary unveils plan to combat measles outbreaks
By Barbara Barr
local21news.com
Measles cases over 70 in Lancaster-Lebanon, health officials urge vaccinations
By Fatima Moien
Swedish study on prostate cancer blood test 
Fox News
New blood test detects 90% of aggressive prostate cancer cases, beating current screenings
By Angelica Stabile
Conexiant
Stockholm3 Detected More Significant Prostate Cancers Than PSA
AuntMinnie
Blood-based testing could improve prostate cancer screening with MRI
By Amerigo Allegretto
Oncodaily
Adam B. Weiner: Can Stockholm3 Outperform PSA for Prostate Cancer Screening?
Researchers develop calculator to predict statin muscle side effects 
NBC News
Serious statin side effects on muscles are extremely rare, new research confirms
By Kaitlin Sullivan
Medical Xpress
Serious statin muscle side effects are rare for most people, new calculator shows
By Sadie Harley
News-Medical
Statins may trigger muscle side effects by activating inflammatory danger signals
By Pooja Toshniwal Paharia & Toshniwal Paharia
News18
Are Statins Really Dangerous? New Oxford Research Links Drug To These Muscular Side Effects
By Tanya Dutt
The New York Times
Volunteers Are Risking Their Lives to Stop Ebola. They Aren’t Always Welcome.
By Declan Walsh & Arlette Bashizi
Reuters
In the shadow of Ebola: Scenes from the outbreak's frontlines
africanews.com
Ebola: Health workers battle virus and stigma
Yahoo
Spreading awareness on the frontlines of Ebola response
WVIR
Tick-related emergency room visits surge across Virginia
By Gabby Womack
WHYY
How to keep ticks out of your yard — and off of you
By Liz Tung
WCAX
Tick bite ER visits rise as patients question testing costs
TODAY.com
ER Visits for Tick Bites Are Surging to Decade-High Levels. How To Protect Yourself
By Caroline Kee
Rhode Island Powassan virus diagnosis 
WPRI.com
RI man contracts rare tick-borne ‘Powassan’ virus
By Sarah Bawden
WJAR
Rhode Island man diagnosed with Powassan disease
Go Local Prov
RIDOH Confirms Case of Rare Tick-Borne Viral Infection (Powassan),…
Maine Public
Maine CDC confirms first case of Powassan virus this year
By Patty Wight
WBAY
Rabid bat and human exposure confirmed in Shawano County. What are the symptoms?
WDEZ
Bat tests positive for rabies
By Chris Conley
TCHDailyNews
First Rabid Bat of 2026 Confirmed in Shawano County
WLUK
Bat in Shawano County confirmed to have rabies
By Scott Hurley
Business Insider
A cardiologist said 3 foods that seem healthy could be harming your heart
By Gabby Landsverk
The Guardian
Think your parent is neurodivergent? Here’s what you need to know
By Rhiannon Evans
The New York Times
Medical Journal Retracts Study Claiming Cancer Therapy Is More Effective When Given in the Morning
By Rebecca Robbins
Retraction Watch
Weekend reads: A tsunami of misleading medical studies; retraction calls cancer therapy timing into question; a closer look at Max Planck’s retractions
Fierce Pharma
Nature retracts provocative PD-1 study that tied lung cancer survival to treatment timing
By Angus Liu
Endpoints News
Retraction of high-profile paper on cancer drug timing could hand ammo to China hawks
By Elizabeth Cairns
HuffPost
Health Experts Reveal The 1 Thing They Wish Their Older Patients Would Do
By Robin Asbell
New York Post
Exclusive | Mom gets groundbreaking mastectomy from a $2M robot named Carol
By Allie Yang
KTVU
Moraga mom is U.S. pioneer to undergo breakthrough robotic breast cancer surgery
By Crystal Bailey
WPG Talk Radio 95.5 FM
Atlantic City, NJ Area Hospital First In Tri-States To Offer This
By Harry Hurley
ROI-NJ
AtlantiCare offers robotic nipple-sparing mastectomy with minimally invasive approach
Newser
US Sends Experimental Ebola Drug to Congo
Reuters
US starts vaccine effort for Ebola Bundibugyo as outbreak spreads
NBC News
U.S. provides experimental Ebola treatment for outbreak in Congo, bringing trials closer
Fierce Biotech
Mapp, Gilead antivirals to be deployed in DRC Ebola trial: WHO chief
By Eric Sagonowsky
Fox News
Switching from cigarettes to vapes linked to higher risk of major eye diseases, large study finds
By Khloe Quill
Foods for protein and fiber 
Business Insider
A chef-turned nutrition scientist eats 30g of fiber a day. She shared her go-to breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
By Kim Schewitz
Hindustan Times
‘Fibremaxxing with avocado and beans’: Try this gastroenterologist-approved recipe to hit your daily fibre goals
By Eshana Saha
NDTV
Why You Need To Eat Fibre Daily
Future of Personal Health -
Tanya Zuckerbrot on Fiber as a Superpower for Lifelong Health
EatingWell
7-Day No-Sugar Mediterranean Diet Meal Plan for Beginners, Created by a Dietitian
By Emily Lachtrupp
ScienceAlert
One Specific Blood Protein Can Identify Dementia Risk Decades Before Diagnosis
By David Nield
Nature
SECmeres outperform extracellular vesicles as potential blood RNA biomarkers for Alzheimer’s disease
By Vahram Haroutunian, Navneet Dogra & Panos Roussos
Medical Daily
New FDA-Approved Blood Tests Can Detect Alzheimer's Before Symptoms Worsen, but Access Remains Limited
Ad-hoc-news.de
Elecsys pTau 217 blood test from Roche Holding AG - CE-marked Alzheimer’s diagnosis moves to plasm
New York Post
How drugs like Ozempic are messing with people’s smell and taste
By Reda Wigle
Gizmodo
Strange Side Effect Found Among Ozempic Users—and It Has to Do With Smell and Taste
By Ed Cara
Devdiscourse
GLP-1 Drugs Linked to Smell and Taste Changes: What Patients Need to Know
MedPage Today
Taste, Smell Disturbances Seen in GLP-1 Users
By Kristen Monaco
Star Tribune
Mosquitos carrying West Nile virus found in three Twin Cities counties
By Tim Harlow
Medical News Today
Alzheimer's: Anti-inflammatory diet may help reduce risk by up to 29%
By Katharine Lang
ScienceAlert
The Best Diet For Brain Health Is Probably Not What You Think
By Carly Cassella
MedPage Today
Dementia Risk Lower With Anti-Inflammatory Diet Even With Alzheimer's Biomarkers
By Judy George
New York Post
Which diet — and exact foods — are great for preventing dementia: study
By Reda Wigle
Iron accumulation in brain cells 
Neuroscience News
Long-Term Iron Accumulation Strips Neurons of Disease Resilience
Medical Xpress
Iron accumulation in the brain may contribute to neurodegeneration
Kashmir Life
Kashmiri Scientist Discovers ‘Chronoferroptosis’ A Cellular State Linked to Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s
StudyFinds
Iron In The Brain May Secretly Disable Neurons Long Before They Die, Study Finds
Yahoo
‘Zombie’ squirrels with oozing warts are found in several states in peoples’ backyards
By Katie Hawkinson
Ars Technica
Antibiotic "megacluster" discovery provides new strategy to fight superbugs
By Beth Mole
Nature
A Streptomyces megacluster encodes synergistic biotin-targeting antibiotics
By Gerry Wright, Konstantina Koteva & Michael Cook
Drug Target Review
Streptomyces antibiotic ‘megacluster’ targets biotin to combat drug-resistant infections
Earth.com
New antibiotic targets a hidden weak spot in drug-resistant bacteria
By Jordan Joseph
Discovery of cholesterol control drug 
Nature
How long-term dietary cholesterol can slow down its own clearance by liver cells
Nature
Dietary cholesterol activates a Ral-dependent pathway driving LDLR turnover
By Tatiana Kisseleva, Xue Feng & Himani Pothulu
Medical Xpress
How high cholesterol dismantles the liver's defenses—and how a new drug could combat it
cbs19news.com
Scientists find alternative drug to statins could help control cholesterol
By Stephen Beech
Measles exposure at Hollywood Burbank Airport 
New York Post
World’s most contagious disease found at busy California airport
By Nina Joudeh
KTLA
Measles case confirmed in person who traveled through Hollywood Burbank Airport
NBC Los Angeles
Measles exposure reported at Hollywood Burbank Airport, county health officials say
LAist
Were you at Burbank Airport on June 17? LA County is warning of measles exposure
By Gillian Moran Perez
EatingWell
The Best Vegetable for Metabolic Health, According to an Endocrinologist
By Deborah Murphy
Gizmodo
The Race to Build the Next Generation of Weight Loss Pills Is Heating Up
By Ed Cara
Medical Xpress
New oral GLP-1 drug delivers up to 12% weight loss in 36 weeks
By Melissa Rohman
Yahoo Finance
Eli Lilly and Company (LLY) CEO on How GLP-1s Will Reshape America
Drug Topics
Oral Orforglipron for Obesity Management
By Kathryn Wheeler
New York Post
Latest COVID vaccine may have unexpected health benefit, study suggests
By Angelica Stabile
SFGATE
The Bay Area towns hit hardest by a highly-contagious diarrheal illness
By Gillian Mohney
Ars Technica
Doctors suspected man had brain cancer. He actually had worms.
By Beth Mole
EatingWell
2 Foods You Should Be Eating for Better Heart Health, According to Research
By Lauren Manaker
OregonLive.com
Dear Doctor: Can frequent blood donating lead to lower levels of ferritin?
By Keith Roach
Positive News
What went right this week: the good news that matters
By Gavin Haines
National Geographic
Deaths from this cancer can now be virtually eliminated
By Alexandra Frost
BBC
Young women now have 'close to zero' risk of cervical cancer death after HPV jab
By Sophie Hutchinson
The Guardian
HPV jabs cut risk of dying from cervical cancer before 30 to almost zero
By Anna Bawden
KSL News
What to know about intermittent fasting
By Emma Benson
Healthline
Intermittent Fasting vs. Calorie Count: Which Is Best for Weight Loss?
By Corrie Pelc
Discover SWNS
The diet that can reduce ‘food noise’ and alleviate stress
Hindustan Times
Is intermittent fasting safe for everyone? Dietitian shares who should be careful
By Adrija Dey
Eat This Not That
5 Exercises That Are Wrecking Your Knees After 60 (And What to Do Instead)
By Alexa Mellardo
The Guardian
‘Smaller doses of exercise are a miracle cure’: 14 expert tips to protect your joints
By S. Phillips
bicycling.com
Controlled Articular Rotations Could Be the Mobility Drill Your Joints Are Missing
By Kristine Kearns
WFMZ.com
Some tips on how to prevent arthritis
By Nancy Werteen
The Washington Post
The surprising reason a sleep tracker can wreck a good night’s sleep
By Danielle Zickl
statnews.com
Jails are the frontline in fielding dangerous new type of drug withdrawal
By Hannah Harris Green
Ebola outbreak in DRC 
Reuters
US CDC raises Ebola outbreak response to highest level
By Ahmed Aboulenein
The Hill
CDC elevates Ebola response to highest level
By Nathaniel Weixel
TipRanks
CDC raises Ebola Congo outbreak response to highest level, Reuters reports
Medical Xpress
US activates highest-level response to Ebola outbreak
The Washington Post
Anti-vaxxers are coupling up on apps for ‘Unjected’ singles
Yahoo
Scientists Are Attempting to Reprogram Old Human Cells to Be Young Again
By Darren Orf
The Washington Post
I lost my hearing at 32. Recognizing it as an emergency could have helped.
By Alison Hodgins
OregonLive.com
We went tick hunting with Multnomah County health workers. Here’s what we learned
By Austin De Dios
The Washington Post
After a brain injury, he found purpose fixing bikes no one else would bother with
By Maggie Penman
MarketWatch
This disease is more expensive than cancer and heart disease combined. And it’s only going to get worse.
By Jessica Hall
McKnight's Senior Living
Dementia will cost the US $818 billion in 2026
By Foster Stubbs
News-Medical
Hidden costs push United States dementia toll to historic high
Pasadena Now
USC Study Puts 2026 Dementia Cost at $818 Billion
The Economist
Is too much sleep as bad as too little?
SciTechDaily
Common Laxative May Help Reverse Depression-Related Brain Fog
New York Post
What is pulmonary hypertension? New study finds COVID infection can increase risk
By Reda Wigle
EatingWell
5 Carbs People with Heart Disease Should Be Eating, According to Dietitians
By Victoria Whittington
PsyPost
An 80-year-old woman with advanced Alzheimer's regained speech and mobility after taking psilocybin
New Scientist
Woman with Alzheimer's starts conversing again after taking psilocybin
By Mattha Busby
Psychedelic Alpha
A Research Hypothesis, Not A Treatment Recommendation: Marcos Lago on the Viral Psilocybin for Alzheimer's Case Report
CP24
Woman with Alzheimer’s shows improvements after taking magic mushrooms in single-person study
By Christl Dabu
EatingWell
Kristen Bell Shared the High-Protein Snack She Recommends to All Her Friends
By Terri Peters
WLNS 6 News
HIV was once a ‘death sentence.’ A Lansing doctor was there from the start
By Todd A. Heywood
Bored Panda
Doctors Explain The Viral ‘Sadness Trigger’ Syndrome Distressing Women
By Samridhi Goel
Medical News Today
Vitamin D, calcium may not be as helpful for strong bones as thought
By Corrie Pelc
ScienceAlert
Popular Bone Supplements May Not Prevent Fractures, Major Review Finds
By Prasad Nishtala
The Globe and Mail
Calcium and vitamin D supplements do little to prevent falls and fractures, study suggests
By Leslie Beck
McKnight's Long-Term Care News
Study: Calcium, vitamin D fail to reduce risk of fractures, falls
By Foster Stubbs
New York Post
How some men could benefit from estrogen patches — yes, the ones women use in menopause
By Reda Wigle
Cup of Jo
Kids Figuring It Out
By Ruth Chan
Health: Trusted and Empathetic Health and Wellness Information
What Happens to Your Liver When You Drink Green Tea Every Day
By Lindsey Desoto
WCTI
New deer hunting rules aim to slow the spread of chronic wasting disease in North Carolina
HuffPost
How Much Shrimp Is Too Much Shrimp? Nutrition Experts Have A Number In Mind.
By Ashley Broadwater
EatingWell
We Asked Sleep Specialists the Supplement They Actually Recommend for a Better Night’s Sleep
By Amy Brownstein
Vogue Arabia
Everyone is Rubbing Magnesium Oil on Their Feet Before Bed. We Asked Experts if it Actually Works
By Tarini Sood
Stylist
Struggling to sleep? This magnesium balm is my secret weapon
By Chloe Burcham
OkDiario
Magnesium may help sleep in specific cases, but the timing and expectations matter more than the bedtime shortcut itself
Yahoo
Humans Have a Third Set of Teeth. New Medicine May Help Them Grow.
By Tim Newcomb
EatingWell
This 5-Minute Daily Habit Could Significantly Lower Your Stroke Risk, New Study Says
Verywell Health
We Asked a Dietitian What to Eat for Muscle Growth—One Food Stood Out
By Mark Gurarie
Prevention
Greek Yogurt Vs. Cottage Cheese: Dietitians Reveal Which Is Better for Protein
By Alyssa Sybertz
AOL.com
Greek Yogurt Vs. Cottage Cheese: Which Is Best for Blood Sugar Management? Dietitians Explain
By Alyssa Sybertz
BuzzFeed
If You Can Pass This 30-Question Adulting Quiz, You're Doing Life Better Than 90% Of People
By Kanksha Raina
EatingWell
The Best Time to Eat Dinner for Better Blood Pressure
By Janet Helm
Gizmodo
These Seafood Toxins Survive Cooking—and They’re Fueling Foodborne Outbreaks
By Ed Cara
The Times of India
Millions have Fatty Liver without knowing it: Could a daily cup of Black Coffee offer some protection?

Last Updated: 6/27/26, 10:03:42 am