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KSL.com
Tylenol in pregnancy is safe, says research prompted by Trump autism claims
By Jennifer Rigby
ABC News
Acetaminophen use during pregnancy does not increase risk of autism, ADHD: Review
By Mary Kekatos & Radhika Malhotra
CNN
Many women and doctors dismiss Trump’s Tylenol claim as more research suggests no autism link
By Jacqueline Howard
The Guardian
Study debunks Trump claim that paracetamol causes autism
By Denis Campbell
WLOS
New measles case confirmed in Polk County, total in NC rises to 8 since December
NPR
Measles is spreading fast in S.C. Here's what it says about vaccine exemptions
By Maria Godoy
FOX Carolina
3 businesses identified in potential exposures as measles outbreak surpasses 500 cases
By Anisa Snipes
WYFF News 4
Clemson University reports confirmed measles case
By Stephanie Moore
Nature
How do vaccine cutbacks affect public health? Ask Japan
By Heidi Ledford
The New York Times
Medical Groups Will Try to Block Childhood Vaccine Recommendations
By Apoorva Mandavilli
Kansas Reflector
Kansas disregards CDC vaccine changes, will trust scientific evidence instead
By Morgan Chilson
FactCheck.org
The Facts on the Vaccines the CDC No Longer Recommends for All Kids
By Kate Yandell & Jessica McDonald
The Seattle Times
Race is on to quell WA measles outbreak
By Elise Takahama
KOMO
Health officials monitor spread of measles virus in Snohomish County following outbreak
By Joel Moreno
KIRO 7 News Seattle
Fourth exposure site confirmed in Snohomish County measles outbreak
KING5.com
Snohomish County sees measles outbreak
By Olivia Matheson Sullivan
NBC News
Has flu peaked in your state yet? CDC reports declining cases
By Kaitlin Sullivan
The Conversation
New variant of the flu virus is driving surge of cases across the US and Canada
By Zachary Binder
USA Today
There’s ‘super flu,’ COVID, RSV. Is it going around in SoCal?
By Paris Barraza
CIDRAP
US flu activity declining but remains high
By Chris Dall
The Washington Post
RFK Jr.-backed infant vaccine study in Africa to proceed despite backlash, U.S. says
By Tobi A. Raji
The Guardian
Controversial US study on hepatitis B vaccines in Africa is cancelled
By Melody Schreiber
Rolling Stone
HHS Gave a $1.6 Million Grant to a Controversial Vaccine Study. These Emails Show How That Happened
By Katherine Eban
AJC.com
CDC funding hepatitis vaccine study in African nation evokes Tuskegee study
Opinion
By Arthur Caplan
CNN
A 4-year-old died of flu complications. Her mother has a message for other parents
By Brenda Goodman
KATU
Measles case found in Clackamas County; 3rd reported by Oregon health officials this week
Multnomah County
Clinician Alert: Measles confirmed in Clackamas County resident | January 16, 2026
bendbulletin.com
Measles cases confirmed in Oregon; Central Oregon on alert
WSOC TV
Health officials urge vaccinations after measles detection in Mecklenburg County
CNN
‘The first one that went across the bridge’: Man who received pig kidney transplant now has a human organ
By Nadia Kounang
WMUR
NH man who received pig kidney now recovering from human kidney transplant surgery
By Steve Bottari
WCVB
NH man gets human kidney after record-breaking pig kidney performance
By Timothy Nazzaro
mezha.net
Tim Andrews First to Receive Human Kidney After Pig Kidney Transplant
Yahoo News UK
Woman Says ‘Nothing Could Have Prepared’ Her for the ‘Level of Suffering’ She Would Endure After Shocking Diagnosis (Exclusive)
By Tereza Shkurtaj
ZME Science
MRI Scans Reveal Your COVID-19 Can Leave Behind Nasty Brain Damage, Even After You "Recover"
By Andrei Mihai
Medical Xpress
Increased levels of Alzheimer's-linked protein found in some with long COVID
Healthline
What's the Link Between COVID-19 and Alzheimer's Disease?
By Kim Taylor
The Sun
Long Covid 'ups Alzheimer's risk'… sparking dementia timebomb fear for millions
By Isabel Shaw
The Washington Post
A scientist questioned new microplastics findings. Then other researchers fired back.
By Shannon Osaka
The Guardian
‘A bombshell’: doubt cast on discovery of microplastics throughout human body
By Damian Carrington
The Times
Hooray, there’s no plastic spoon in my brain
Opinion
By Giles Coren
vox.com
We have to stop freaking out about every new microplastics study
By Dylan Scott
The Washington Post
Toddler dies from flu in Virginia
WTOP
First child death reported from flu this season in Virginia
By Thomas Robertson
NBC4 Washington
Young child dies of flu in Virginia, in first this flu season
By Maggie More
ABC7 New York
NJ child flu death: Mom speaks out after 2-year-old son was sent home from Morristown Medical Center
By CeFaan Kim
SFGATE
Dangerous bacterial outbreak in Bay Area city sparks health alert
By Olivia Hebert
New York Post
Frightening reality of California’s homeless epidemic laid bare as disease outbreak could threaten LA
dailycal.org
City warns of deadly bacterial disease around 8th and Harrison encampment
Berkeleyside
Leptospirosis outbreak detected near Eighth and Harrison encampment
By Alex N. Gecan
CBS News
A head-on car crash sidelined a young mom. A rare transplant was the only option to get her life back.
By Kerry Breen
Cleveland.com
Cleveland’s ER showdown: Cleveland Clinic sparks healthcare battle with trauma center plan
Cleveland 19 News
Cleveland Clinic working to be a Level 1 Trauma Center at Main Campus
By Julia Thyret
Crain's Cleveland Business
Cleveland Clinic plans eastside Level I trauma center
By Dan Shingler
Signal Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic plans to open a new trauma center on East Side
By Celia Hack
The Washington Post
Science shows very different psychiatric disorders might have the same cause
Texas A&M Stories
One genetic map could rewrite how we understand mental health
European Medical Journal
Genetic Overlap Challenges Boundaries in Psychiatric Disorders
By Helena Bradbury
PhillyVoice
Psychiatric disorders share more genetic overlap than scientists realized, study shows
By Molly Mcvety
BuzzFeed
America's New Favorite Snack Might Actually Be Putting Your Health At Risk
By Raj Punjabi & Noah Michelson
The Guardian
US mixed messaging on flu shots alarms experts: ‘Children should not be dying’
By Melody Schreiber
CIDRAP
Current flu vaccine provides moderate protection against severe disease, interim analyses suggest
By Laine Bergeson
statnews.com
The flu vaccine is working
By O. Rose Broderick
TODAY.com
Flu Symptoms in Kids Can Turn Deadly Fast. The Flu Shot Is Still the Best Protection, Doctors Say
By Caroline Kee
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
New U.S. guidance says to consume less alcohol. What does that mean?
By Madeline Heim
The New York Times
For Men, How Much Alcohol Is Too Much?
By Roni Rabin
Dallas News
Damm: Dr. Oz guidance on alcohol is hard to swallow
Opinion
By Tyra Damm
Forbes
Physician Discusses Impact Of New U.S. Dietary Guidelines For Wine Drinkers
By Liz Thach
AZ Family
Person in federal custody in Pinal County has the measles, officials say
By David R. Baker
KJZZ
Watch for measles symptoms if you went to this spot in Gilbert
By Katherine Davis-Young
FOX 10 Phoenix
Measles: Maricopa County warns of potential exposure in the East Valley
By Kenneth Wong
KOLD
Pima County Health Department reports second confirmed case of measles
Futurism
Scientists Preparing to Simulate Human Brain on Supercomputer
By Victor Tangermann
HuffPost
Experts Warn These Early Dementia Signs Often Get Missed — But Early Detection Makes A Big Difference
By Jillian Wilson
New York Post
5 early dementia signs people often miss — and why it matters
By McKenzie Beard
SciTechDaily
Depression May Be an Early Warning Sign of Parkinson’s and Dementia
Medical Xpress
Depression might signal brain disease risk among seniors
By Dennis Thompson
marthastewart.com
Want to Live Longer? A New Study Finds These Small Changes Make a Big Difference
By Michele Laufik
The Guardian
Can the tiniest of changes to sleep, diet and exercise help me live longer?
By Timothy Dowling
New York Post
Doing this simple physical activity for 5 minutes a day can help millions live longer: study
By McKenzie Beard
The Independent
These five at-home equipment-free exercises could help you live longer
By Camilla Foster
Salon.com
Fiber is coming for coffee’s protein craze
By Joy Saha
BBC
Fibremaxxing: Trend for eating more fibre has surprising benefits
By Ruth Clegg
CNBC
Are you fibermaxxing in 2026? A nutrition coach shares 5 easy ways to get more of this key nutrient in your diet this year
By Renee Onque
Women's Health
Fiber Is 2026's Macronutrient Of The Year. Here's The Type That's Best For Weight Loss.
By Macaela MacKenzie & Jasmine Gomez
jamaica-star.com
weird stuff
Scientific American
Mosquitoes Show a Clear Preference for Human Blood after Deforestation
By Jackie Flynn & Jackie Flynn Mogensen
ScienceAlert
Mosquitoes Are Feeding on Us More Often – And Scientists Say We're to Blame
By Michael Irving
ABC News
Shrinking forests are giving mosquitoes a greater taste for human blood, study suggests
The Guardian
Sleep, stress and sunshine: endocrinologists on 11 ways to look after your metabolism
By Sarah Phillips
NPR
The near death — and last-minute reprieve — of a trial for an HIV vaccine
By Ari Daniel Shapiro
PBS
New research shows eating less ultraprocessed food supports healthier aging
By Moul Dey
Indian Defence Review
Scientists Discovered a Sugar That Doesn’t Spike Insulin, and They Say It’s Ready for the Market
Fox News
Sugar alternative bakes like real thing and with far fewer calories, researchers insist
By Deirdre Bardolf
New York Post
This sweetener tastes just like sugar — but has fewer calories and is better for teeth and diabetes
By Reda Wigle
SciTechDaily
Scientists May Have Finally Found the “Holy Grail” of Sugar Substitutes
Real Simple
Here’s What Happens When You Eat Greek Yogurt Every Day, According to Registered Dietitians
By Christina Manian, RDN
The New York Times
What Is ‘Metabolic Health,’ and Why Does It Matter?
By Nina Agrawal
Times Now
10 Easy Ways to Lose Weight Fast While Taking Care of Metabolic Health
By Ashima Sharda
Signals AZ
Beyond Weight Loss: The Real Markers of Metabolic Health
Women's Health
Want To Increase Your Metabolism? Here Are The 8 Best Ways To Burn Fat Quicker, According To Experts
Ars Technica
This may be the grossest eye pic ever—but the cause is what’s truly horrifying
By Beth Mole
EatingWell
This Is the Heart-Healthy Lunch a Cardiologist Actually Eats—and It’s Delicious
By Lauren Manaker
Medical Xpress
Super agers tend to have at least two key genetic advantages, study finds
CBC
'Superagers' reveal how to stay sharp as you get older
By Amina Zafar
SciTechDaily
Why Some 80-Year-Olds Have Minds Decades Younger
ScienceAlert
Superagers Have at Least Two Key Genetic Advantages, Study Reveals
By Michelle Starr
BBC
Amazon confirms it had TB outbreak at Coventry warehouse
By Eleanor Lawson
NDTV
Amazon Confirms Outbreak Of 'Victorian Disease' At UK Warehouse, Union Calls For Immediate Closure
By Ritu Singh
The Guardian
Amazon workers at Coventry warehouse tested for tuberculosis after outbreak
By Sarah Butler
Swikblog
Tuberculosis Confirmed at Amazon’s Coventry Warehouse as Health Teams Step In
ScienceAlert
Study Confirms Why Some People Get Drunk Without Touching Alcohol
By Clare Watson
Nature
Gut microbial ethanol metabolism contributes to auto-brewery syndrome in an observational cohort
By Cynthia Li-Shin Hsu, Bernd Schnabl & Linton Freund
ScienceDaily
Doctors discover the source of mysterious intoxication
VICE
Some People Can Get Drunk Without Drinking, and We Finally Know Why
By Luis Prada
ScienceDaily
An endocrinologist tried a new weight loss approach and it worked
vocal.media
A New Model for Obesity Care Gains Traction in US Health Systems
Medical Xpress
Specialized clinic visits reverse population weight gain in statewide pilot test
By Kara Mason
MySA
New $11.25M park near San Antonio will be a first-of-its-kind
Brice Herndon Funeral Chapels and Crematory
Danny L. Bishop Obituary January 16, 2026
Slate
A Recent Tragedy Has Left My Kids Devastated. But I’m Secretly Pleased.
By Jamilah Lemieux
Gizmodo
Man’s Switch to Keto Diet Triggers Bizarre, Rare Rash
By Ed Cara
Daily Mail
I freaked out when my toddler dropped her baby sister... it ended up saving her life
By Emily Joshu
Science Friday
Teasing Apart The Causes And Early Signs Of Parkinson’s
WNYC Studios | Podcasts
Teasing Apart The Causes And Early Signs Of Parkinson’s | Science Friday
Hindustan Times
Neurologist shares 5 early signs of Parkinson's, says don't dismiss stiffness and slow movements as ageing symptoms
By Tavishi Dogra
The Independent
The hidden symptom of Parkinson’s that appears years before other signs
By Jannette Rodriguez-Pallares
BuzzFeed
Therapists Are Sharing What People With Big Penises Bring Up Most During Their Therapy Sessions
By Brianne Hogan
ScienceAlert
Scientists Figured Out a Standard Measure For Cannabis Use
By Jess Cockerill
DW.com
Cannabis: Now you can measure how much is too much
By Alexander Freund
Medscape
How Much THC Is Risky? Research Flags the CUD Threshold
By Deborah Brauser
Labcompare
Like Alcohol, Paper Defines ‘Safer’ Limits for Cannabis Use
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Where saving lives gets personal: Small town hospital fights back against a medical menace
By Kris Mamula
Women's Health
Scientists Put Flu Patients in a Room With Healthy People—No One Got Sick. Why?
By Korin Miller
Fox News
Researchers locked flu patients in a hotel with healthy adults — no one got sick
By Angelica Stabile
Il Sole 24 ORE
Influenza, effective transmission only by coughing, stagnant air and close contact: results of a clinical study
By Federico Mereta
ScienceDaily
A room full of flu patients and no one got sick
Tom's Guide
Forget 'new year, new me' — these 5 'old school' muscle-building moves sculpt you in all the right places
By Sam Hopes
Fit&Well
I asked a personal trainer and registered dietitian for her top four tips to build muscle—here’s what she had to say
By Lou Mudge
WFLA
How to build strength and muscle mass
BOXROX
5 Hacks to Get Bigger Biceps in 2026
By Robbie Hudson & Robbie Wild
Boing Boing
COVID pandemic enters seventh year with no end in sight
By Seamus Bellamy
Scranton Times-Tribune
Local Geisinger hospitals above capacity at ‘historic levels’
By Jeff Horvath
Yahoo
Golden Retriever’s ‘Guilty Face’ Over Eating Cat Food Is Just Too Funny
The Dodo
Driver Locks Eyes With Rare Animal In Tree — A 1-In-750,000 Sight
By Stephen Messenger
SciTechDaily
Scientists Find Way to Turn Tumor-Protecting Cells Into Cancer Killers
C&EN
A targeted protein degrader that doubles as a cancer vaccine
By Laurel Oldach
RegMedNet
Reprogramming cells within tumors with mRNA
سانا
New Chinese therapy uses immune memory to fight cancer
Women's Health
Can This Popular Sleep Supplement Play a Role in Cancer Prevention?
By Korin Miller
Hindustan Times
Florida neuroscientist reveals best time to take magnesium: ‘One of the most important minerals for your brain’ | Health
By Debapriya Bhattacharya
GQ
Magnesium Supplements: Why Is Everyone Talking About Taking Magnesium?
By Dean Stattmann
MSN
Florida neuroscientist reveals best time to take magnesium: 'One of the most important minerals for your brain'
By Debapriya Bhattacharya
openPR.com
magnesium supplement Market : A Comprehensive Overview of the Industry's Key Players and Trends
SciTechDaily
This Popular Painkiller in Your Cabinet May Be Doing More Than You Think
By Dipa Kamdar & Ahmed Elbediwy
The Free Press
Arthur Brooks: Do GLP-1s Make Us Happy?
By Arthur C. Brooks
AOL.com
Eating leftover pasta may be better for your blood sugar than consuming a fresh bowl, experts say
By Deirdre Bardolf
Salina Post
Visitor guidance updated at Salina, Abilene hospitals due to increasing respiratory illnesses
KSAL News
Widespread Sickness Prompts Hospital Restrictions
By Todd Pittenger
WBIW
Indiana hospitals implement visitor restrictions amid 25-year record flu spike
prismedia.ai
Area hospitals restrict visitors amid spike in respiratory illnesses
Real Simple
We Asked 3 Registered Dietitians to Name the Healthiest Protein Bar—They All Picked the Same Brand
By Lauren Thomann
DogTime
Golden Retriever Believes She’s ‘Stuck’ in Adorable Video
By Mugdha Singh
Hindustan Times
Mumbai doctor shares 4 food types that can mimic Ozempic's effect: Influencing hormones, reducing hunger… | Health
SciTechDaily
Experts Sound Alarm Over Nutritional Gaps in People Taking Ozempic and Wegovy
CityNews Montreal
GLP-1 inhibitors: beware of nutritional deficiencies
By Jean-benoit Legault
American Council on Science and Health
Six Nutrients to Watch When GLP-1s Mean Smaller Meals
By Angela Dowden
The Conversation
Exercise snacks: the best bursts of activity to incorporate into your day
By Jack Mcnamara
Medical Xpress
Scientists discover natural 'brake' that could stop harmful inflammation
By Sadie Harley
Nature
Epoxy-oxylipins direct monocyte fate in inflammatory resolution in humans
By Olivia V Bracken, Derek W. Gilroy & Emma S Chambers
Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News
Immune-Regulating Lipid Signals May Provide a Path to Treat Chronic Inflammation
By Uduak Grace Thomas
TUN - The University Network
Natural Immune ‘Brake’ Could Transform Treatment of Chronic Inflammation
Yahoo Life UK
Swedish Mom Faces Backlash for Toddler’s Snow Nap. Here’s Why She’s Defending It (Exclusive)
By Jordan Greene
OregonLive.com
People’s Pharmacy: Doesn’t testosterone replacement therapy contribute to risk of heart attacks and cancer?
By Joe Graedon & Teresa Graedon
Psyche
Cancer killed my brother. I’ve been on standby for 45 years
By Larry Lindner
Hindustan Times
Woman lost 45 kg in 18 months without extreme diets: Here are 5 ‘dumb’ habits that helped her lose weight | Health
By Akanksha Agnihotri
EatingWell
30-Day High-Fiber Meal Plan to Help Lower Cholesterol, Created by a Dietitian
By Emily Lachtrupp
TODAY.com
The No. 1 Breakfast to Lower Cholesterol, Packed With Protein and Fiber, According to Dietitians
By Caroline Kee
GQ
What Is LDL Cholesterol and How Do You Lower It?
By Emily Laurence
The Globe and Mail
Have high cholesterol? Follow this science-backed diet, even partially, to lower your level
By Leslie Beck

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