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Measles case confirmed in Allen County
LEX 18 News
Kentucky measles cases rise to 64; 7 hospitalized in statewide outbreak
WPTA | 21Alive | Fort Wayne, IN
Health officials report positive measles case in Adams County
Medical Daily
Kentucky Records Its First 2026 Measles Case in a Fully Vaccinated Person as Statewide Count Climbs to 53
New York Post
Just one small serving of ultra-processed food a day linked to higher disease risk, major study finds
By Deirdre Bardolf
Fox News
Strokes nearly double among adults under a certain age in disturbing trend
By Melissa Rudy
Experts warn of new synthetic opioid cychlorphine 
WYFF
Officials raise awareness on new drug, more potent than fentanyl
By Shale Remien
Austin American-Statesman
UT students warned to take drug tied to overdoses seriously: 'Exercise caution'
By Faith Bugenhagen
Denver7
Rocky Mountain Division DEA warns of new synthetic opioid cychlorphine, 10 times more potent than fentanyl
By Shannon Ogden
WMTV 15 NEWS
Experts warn about opioid up to 10 times more potent than fentanyl
By Kayla See
Pennsylvania health officials report rising measles cases 
NBC News
America had wiped out measles. Now babies are infected at birth.
By Erika Edwards
BBC
In Amish country, nurses go door to door to stop deadly spread of measles
By Madeline Halpert
6abc Philadelphia
Measles cases rise as CDC lists first measles-related death; Philly doctor recalls 1991 outbreak
By Tarhonda Thomas
The Guardian
Why the CDC is excluding measles deaths in Pennsylvania even as outbreak appears to be ‘accelerating’
By Melody Schreiber
WFLA
Hillsborough County declares state of emergency as dengue fever cases reach 170
By Nathaniel Rodriguez
Bay News 9
Hills­borough, Pinellas, Pasco counties issue local state of emergency in response to dengue fever
Sarasota Herald-Tribune
Dengue cases keep climbing in Florida. This is how to protect yourself
By Cheryl Mccloud
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
What to know about dengue fever as Florida reports 1st death and cases rise
By Mary Kekatos
Nature
Single-nucleus transcriptome-wide association study of human brain disorders
By Sanan Venkatesh, Vahram Haroutunian & Kiran Girdhar
Nature
Lifespan single-cell transcriptomic atlas of the human prefrontal cortex
By Vahram Haroutunian, Kiran Girdhar & Panos Roussos
Mount Sinai
Nine Studies Led By Mount Sinai Investigators Featured in Coordinated Collection of Papers That Map the Molecular and Cellular Architecture of Brain Disorders
Reuters
Scientists map gene activity in brain's prefrontal cortex
By Will Dunham
Missouri health officials warn of potential measles exposure 
KSDK
Officials warn of possible measles exposure at Madison County restaurant
By Kelsi Anderson
FOX 2
Measles exposure reported at Salt + Smoke in Edwardsville
By Alex Barton
KSDK
Third measles case connected to train that traveled through St. Louis County
By Sam Clancy
The Edwardsville Intelligencer
Possible measles exposure at Edwardsville restaurant
By Matt Kamp
ABC7 Los Angeles
Orange County man dies after contracting West Nile virus, family issues warning
By Bianca Buono
Yahoo
California father dies from grim brain-swelling disease after wife found him unconscious
By Ross O'Keefe
Ceres Courier
Officials urge vigilance as WNV activity surges
By Sabra Stafford
Sacramento Bee
West Nile virus death reported in Northern California. What to know about illness
CBS News
Bone density and the "silent disease": 4 things women should know about bone health
By Norah O'Donnell
Verywell Health
We Asked a Doctor When You Should Get Your First Bone Density Scan
By Stephanie Brown
Majorca Daily Bulletin
The Hormone Chapter: What HRT really does for your bones
By Amanda Butler
boredpanda.com
“It’s All Just In Your Head”: How Perimenopause Is Becoming Wellness Culture’s Cash Cow
By Justinas Keturka
New Scientist
Taking HRT in perimenopause may ward off cardiovascular disease
By Starre Vartan
katiecouric.com
Considering Hormone Therapy? Think About “When” as Well as “Why”
By Emily Pinto
NZ Herald
The risk of perimenopause becoming the health diagnosis du jour – Editorial
Opinion
ScienceAlert
The 'Mind Control' Cat Parasite Manipulating You May Have a Simple Explanation
By Michelle Starr
The Conversation
Cholesterol control gets personalized – a cardiologist explains how new guidelines tailor treatment to your unique risk profile
By William Cornwell
Pharmacy Times
New Data Reshapes Nonstatin Lipid Therapy Choices
By Luke Halpern
PIX11
Cholesterol Education Month: What You Need to Know About LDL, Lp(a) and New Treatments
By Tracy Chevrier & Ben Aaron
NewYork-Presbyterian
What a Cardiologist Wants You to Know About High Cholesterol In Your 20s and 30s
By Dorothy Cucci
NBC News
Congo is running short of health workers as Ebola remains out of control, WHO says
CIDRAP
Ebola outbreak in DR Congo approaches 7,800 cases
By Stephanie Soucheray
UN News
DR Congo Ebola outbreak toll exceeds 3,700 deaths
International Organization for Migration
IOM Chief Calls for Urgent Support as DRC Faces Largest Ebola Outbreak on Record
Inventia Healthcare Limited recalls 13,567 bottles of chlorthalidone 
eatingwell.com
Blood Pressure Medication Recalled Nationwide—Over 13,000 Bottles Affected
By Danielle Deangelis
WSB-TV
Recall alert: 13K bottles of blood pressure medication recalled
By Natalie Dreier
The Healthy
More Than 13,000 Bottles of Blood Pressure Medication Recalled Nationwide
By Alex Vance
Health.com
FDA Announces Recall on Blood Pressure Medication—More Than 13,000 Bottles Affected Nationwide
By Jenna Anderson
The Washington Post
Millions of parents are taking GLP-1s. How should they talk to their kids about it?
By Caitlin Gibson
Gizmodo
Nearly 1 in 6 Kids on GLP-1s Developed This Problem Within a Year
By Ed Cara
Yahoo
GLP-1 drugs linked to nutritional deficiencies in kids, study says
New Scientist
Should we use GLP-1 drugs to treat obesity in children?
By Alice Klein
KSHB 41 Kansas City
Rabid bats are on the rise in Kansas City
By Shea Becker & Lily O'shea
FOX4KC.com
Kansas City Health Department reports increase in rabies-positive bats
By Regan Porter
Yahoo
Rabies is Back! Is Your Pet Safe?
Baltimore Sun
Maryland rabies cases spiked this summer. Experts can’t pinpoint why.
By Christopher Scarglato
Nature
The anthropogenic fingerprint on emerging infectious diseases
By David M Pigott, Rebecca Katz & Jane P Messina
Forbes
Far From A Hospital, Even A Deadly Outbreak May Go Undetected
By John M. Drake
npr.org
New research suggests human actions could be driving increase in disease outbreaks
By Jonathan Lambert
thepharmacist.co.uk
Fragmented ecosystems linked to higher vector-borne disease risk
By Jerome Smail
Study links rare genetic mutation to lung cancer in nonsmokers 
New York Post
Don’t smoke? An unlucky trait can increase your lung cancer risk by 62 times
By Mary Connelly
Yahoo
Scientists found a rare inherited mutation that dramatically raises lung cancer risk in people who never smoked
WBUR
Discovery of rare genetic variant may help explain lung cancer in non-smokers
South Florida Hospital News
NIH study links particulate air pollution to increased mutations in lung cancers among nonsmokers
The Washington Post
Americans are drinking less since the pandemic began, but one group bucks the trend
By Daniel Wu
Keck Medicine of USC
U.S. alcohol use falls for first time since the COVID-19 pandemic, but remains above pre-pandemic levels
NBC News
Drinking finally slows after pandemic spike, but not for every age group
By Kaitlin Sullivan
cnn.com
Younger adults are drinking less alcohol for the first time since Covid-19, but that’s not true for older generations
By Avni Trivedi
Ars Technica
CDC opens state ordering for COVID-19 vaccines after unexplained delay
By Beth Mole
The Washington Post
States can now access covid vaccines for low-income children, after delay
By Lena Sun & Rachel Roubein
The Guardian
Delays in Covid shots for kids is latest bid by Trump officials to restrict vaccines
By Melody Schreiber
CIDRAP
CDC inaction delays COVID shots for low-income children
By Liz Szabo
phys.org
First known case of Marfan syndrome discovered in feline siblings
myvetcandy.com
Gary and Shaggy Just Made Feline Medical History
Fingerlakes1.com
Cornell researchers identify inherited Marfan syndrome in two cats
Talking Points Memo
HHS Appears to Be Prepping for Big Changes to Childhood Vaccine Recommendations
By Layla A. Jones
Al Día News
Vaccines: The New Debate
By alejandra legarda
National Health Law Program
NHeLP Comments on Vaccine Recommendations Request for Information (RFI)
By Alexis Robles-fradet & Hector Hernandez-delgado
Sierra Sun Times
CA. AG Calls on Trump Administration to Stop Undermining Federal Vaccine Guidance, Says, “The Trump Administration Cannot Point To Public Distrust As A Reason To Change Vaccine Policy While Ignoring How Its Own Actions Have Fueled That Distrust”
Medical Xpress
Experimental drug reverses paralysis and vision loss in multiple sclerosis model
FOX 10 Phoenix
Modified HIV drug could reverse vision loss, paralysis from MS, study suggests
By Catherine Stoddard
Legal Reader
Experimental Drug Shows Nerve Repair in Mice
By Sara Teller
Medical Daily
Experimental UVA Drug Reversed Paralysis and Vision Loss in Mice with MS-Like Disease, but Human Trials Still Needed
kcci.com
Nearly 10,000 free radon test kits distributed as Iowa expands rural cancer care
By Pepper Purpura
Verywell Health
Taking Vitamin D When You Don’t Need It May Lead to Faster Cognitive Decline, Study Shows
By Stephanie Brown
Medical Xpress
Trusted supplements in the hot seat: Could they harm the aging brain?
By Katya Poltorak
MedShadow Foundation
Glucosamine May Not Help Your Joints. And It Might Harm Your Brain
By Kristel C Tjandra
inc.com
Can Popular Supplements Help an Aging Brain? Experts Say It Comes Down to 2 Biological Changes
By Lucia Auerbach
New York Post
‘We’re literally seeing new forms of measles’: Infectious disease doc warns about scary Pennsylvania development
By Mckenzie B. Beard
boredpanda.com
Doctors Make Damning Discovery Of 'Foreign Bodies' In Man's Chest, Pelvis, Bladder And Private Parts At Chinese Hospital
By Anwesha Nag
OregonLive.com
Invasive Australian mosquito found in Portland for first time
By Sophia Cossette
Nature
AlphaFold 'goes viral': database adds protein complexes of common viruses
By Ewen Callaway
NVIDIA Blog
How Open Science Can Help Researchers Prepare for the Next Pandemic
By Anthony B. Costa
phys.org
New AlphaFold Database release adds viral protein complexes to support pandemic preparedness
TipRanks
Nvidia Stock (NVDA) Slips Despite a New Virus Research Collaboration
By William White
BBC
Treadmills to deadlifts: Why Gen Z are swapping cardio for strength training
By Philippa Roxby
The Washington Post
Column | What to eat to get better sleep, according to new research
By Anahad O'Connor
Futura, le média qui explore le monde
Eating more fiber may improve your sleep—but timing matters less than you think
Yahoo
5 Ingredients That Help With Better Sleep and Relaxing Nights
OregonLive.com
Dear Doctor: Is the new flu vaccine better enough to justify waiting for it?
By Keith Roach
NBC News
The first mRNA flu shot is now available. Here’s who can get it.
By Berkeley Lovelace Jr. & Berkeley Lovelace
WGN Radio 720
Dr. Jeffrey Kopin: Don’t worry about safety of mRNA flu vaccine
By Pete Zimmerman
kait8.com
Flu season 2026: New MRNA vaccine option for adults 50 and older
The Seattle Times
Is long-term use of GLP-1s safe?
AOL.com
Scientists transplant human brain cells into mice to research disease
By Rob Taub
Medical Xpress
Scientists find the gene that drives T-cell exhaustion, revealing new strategy to improve immune responses
Nature
Targeting ZMYND8 unleashes IL-2 signalling to override T cell exhaustion
By Hao Shi, Nicole M Chapman & Hongbo Chi
Medical Daily
Deleting One Gene Kept Cancer-Fighting T Cells From Burning Out in St. Jude Mouse Studies of Immunotherapy
stjude.org
Targeting ZMYND8 improves T-cell function and may boost immunotherapy
Currently.com
Scientists may have finally figured out why the body fails to heal Alzheimer’s by itself
By Vishwam Sankaran
ScienceDaily
Aging muscles may be losing strength for a reason scientists missed
Yahoo
Should you get a covid vaccine this fall? Here's what to know.
By Kathleen Felton
The Washington Post
Should you get a covid vaccine this fall? Here’s what to know.
By Kathleen Felton
Your Local Epidemiologist
Where are the fall vaccines? Plus Covid-19 and norovirus, and what another measles death means
By Katelyn K Jetelina
ABC27
Here’s what you should know about vaccine recommendations heading into flu, pneumonia season
By Seth Kaplan & Kyle Morgan
medscape.com
Off-Label GLP-1 Surges Since 2021, Uneven Across Groups
The New York Times
GLP-1 Prescriptions for People With No Medical Need Are Climbing
By Dani Blum
newsnationnow.com
Over 1.1M people using GLP-1 drugs without FDA-approved reason
By Caroline Jaime
Gizmodo
More Than 1 Million Americans Are Taking Ozempic and Other GLP-1s Without an Approved Reason. Is That Actually a Problem?
By Ed Cara
cnn.com
Is a good belly laugh as strong as medicine? Some science backs it up
By Don Riddell
Neuroscience News
Can Humor Treat Depression?
Medical Xpress
Fighting depression with humor: Laughter can bring relief, but not every moment is right
Yahoo Health
Can Laughing More Improve Your Health? Here’s What to Know
ScienceDaily
This emerging treatment could help people avoid knee replacement surgery
KEYE
Knee pain? A minimally invasive procedure may offer another option
Yahoo Health
Meet Genicular Artery Embolization, a New Minimally-Invasive Treatment for Knee Pain
By Helen Carefoot
Tampa Bay 28
More Than Just Knee Replacement
New York Post
A female body part disappeared from textbooks because doctors thought it was useless — it's not
By Patrice Peck
HuffPost UK
A Female Body Part Was Erased From Textbooks. It Could Be Key To Ovarian Health
By Amy Glover
RUSSH
The 'rete ovarii' is no longer an anatomical mystery
By Cassandra Dimitroff
boredpanda.com
This Female Body Part Was Deemed Useless And Erased From Textbooks, Now Scientists Say They Got It Wrong
By Samridhi Goel
Flea-borne typhus outbreak investigated in Los Angeles County 
Los Angeles Times
Flea-borne typhus outbreak prompts renewed warnings in Los Angeles County
By Vives Ruben
KTLA
Localized outbreak of flea-born typhus reported in L.A. neighborhood
By Will Conybeare
LA Local
Health officials report typhus outbreak in Koreatown
By Hanna Kang
Yahoo
Outbreak of gross medieval disease sends six people to hospital in LA neighborhood
By Nina Joudeh
inc.com
Why Do People Regain Weight After Stopping GLP-1s Like Ozempic? Researchers Think They’ve Solved the Mystery
By Jessica Stillman
The Boston Globe
Forget mah-jongg and sudoku. Here’s what’s actually good for your aging brain.
By Annalisa Merelli
The Conversation
In a culture obsessed with staying young, we ignore the many benefits of ageing
By Olivia Maurice
The Daily Tribune News
Keeping Fit: How you think about aging matters
Bilyonaryo Business
Getting older isn’t all decline: What the science says we gain with age
Stanford University study suggests brain may be two separate organs 
Futurism
Stanford Scientists Find That the Human Brain Is Actually Two Separate Organs
By Victor Tangermann
Stanford Medicine
Human brain is two separate organs, Stanford Medicine-led research finds
By Krista Conger
Nature
Two parallel neural ectoderm progenitors contribute to the developing brain
By Marianne Bronner, Kyle M. Loh & José Miguel Andrade Lòpez
Smithsonian Magazine
Scientists Say the Human Brain Might Be Made of Two Distinct Nervous Systems That Got Squished Together
By Margherita Bassi
CIDRAP
More than 1 in 10 US healthcare workers report ongoing long-COVID symptoms, study finds
By Laine Bergeson
timesofisrael.com
Blood glucose levels are lower when you eat with a loved one — Israeli study
By Diana Bletter
Nature
RamanOmics decodes the spatial vibrational–molecular architecture of senescence in aging and repair
By Zhixun Dou, Jeon Woong Kang & Hemali Phatnani
phys.org
AI-powered barcode unmasks 'zombie cells' in aging tissue
shopping.yahoo.com
What are 'zombie cells'? Experts explain the spooky-sounding, skin-aging culprit
By Marie Lodi
South Florida Hospital News
NIH research establishes new framework for the role of senescence in aging
Possible measles exposure reported at Philadelphia International Airport 
Newsweek
Map Shows US Measles Cases As Airport Warning Issued
By Aliss Higham
Yahoo
World’s most contagious virus hits major US airport as officials warn of possible exposure
By Angelica Stabile
usatoday.com
Is PA measles outbreak in Philadelphia? Latest data
By Kaitlyn Mccormick
Simple Flying
How One 5-Hour Layover Sparked A Measles Warning At Philadelphia Airport
By Jake Hardiman
American College of Cardiology
Higher Coronary Blood Flow in Women May Help Explain Delayed CAD Presentation
ScienceAlert
Teen Discovered With a Memory More Powerful Than 99.9% of The Population
By Jess Cockerill
Yahoo
A Teen’s Memory of His Own Past Beats 99.9% of People
Medical Xpress
Teen with extraordinary memory relives his past far more often than most people do
By Sanjukta Mondal
The Sun
‘Extraordinary’ teen, 16, can ‘time travel’ through his memories and recall life like a movie
By Eliza Loukou
Yahoo
A huge study found a surprising link between statin timing and dementia risk
vox.com
Scientists are finally starting to figure out Alzheimer’s
WP Intelligence
How the growing cost of Alzheimer’s is spurring a push for drug innovation
RNZ
Alzheimer's disease starting to be considered a treatable condition - study
By Ellen O'Dwyer
ScienceAlert
Alzheimer's Is No Longer an Untreatable Disease, Major Report Concludes. Here's Why.
By Carly Cassella
Patch
2 Confirmed Legionnaires' Disease Cases Linked To Pool Area At Evanston Hotel
By Rachel Barnes
People.com
2 Legionnaires’ Disease Cases Linked to Hotel Spa in Chicago Suburb, Health Officials Confirm
By Latoya Gayle
ABC7 Chicago
Evanston Hilton Garden Inn North Shore hotel linked to 2 cases of Legionnaires' disease after Legionella found in hot tub water
By Karen Jordan
Chicago Tribune
Health officials confirm Legionella bacteria in hot tub of Evanston Hilton Garden Inn
Prevention
I Drank Lemon Water Every Day for a Month and This Is What Happened to My Body
By Lauren Manaker
WJAR
Coyote scratches wildlife control worker at TF Green Airport
By Maddie Heimsch
Yahoo
Coyote scratch near T.F. Green prompts rabies warning
By Jack Perry
Patch
'Coyote Encounter' Near Warwick's TF Green Airport
By Joseph Hosey
coastalabc.com
Coyote scratches wildlife control worker at T.F. Green Airport
By Maddie Heimsch
The Washington Post
Column | Say More: I feel ‘accosted’ by the grocery store’s cancer fundraiser
KXAN Austin
Austin doctors say flu, COVID cases rising
By Eric Henrikson
Neuroscience News
Five Brain Profiles of Depression Identified
Medical Xpress
Same depression diagnosis, opposite brain patterns: Five profiles emerge
news-medical.net
Brain activity study reveals five distinct profiles for depression
EMJ
Grey Matter Changes Linked to Illness Severity in Depression
By Katrina Thornber
cnn.com
The secret conversation between your brain and gut
By Wayne B. Drash
Newsweek
Which Diets Could Lower Alzheimer’s Risk? Experts Point to These Foods
By Jasmine Laws
PsyPost
Scientists trace the nerve pathway that links digestion to memory
Межа. Новини України.
The Gut and Brain Exchange Signals, but Gut Feelings Aren’t Proven to Improve Decisions
ABC11 News
8-year-old battles rare brain cancer diagnosis: 'Give us a little more time'
By Dejuan Hoggard
eatingwell.com
5 Dementia Symptoms That Can Show Up Years Before a Diagnosis
By Adam Meyer
Los Angeles Times
Commentary: Misplaced glasses, forgotten names. How to know when to worry, and how to thrive
By Steve Lopez
Men's Health
Why Terrell Owens Does Crossword Puzzles on Planes
By Caitlin Carlson
Futurity
Creatine’s benefits may go beyond the gym for older adults
BBC
From weeks to hours - the rapid new test transforming brain tumour diagnosis
By Fergus Walsh
Sky News
NHS pilots rapid genomic test to transform brain tumour diagnosis and treatment, experts say
University of Nottingham
University of Nottingham innovation to drive NHS rollout of ultra-rapid brain tumour genetic testing
The Sun
Brain tumour breakthrough as NHS trials 'world-first' test to diagnose in hours
By Sam Blanchard
The New York Times
He Changed the World of Organ Transplants. Would He Die Waiting for His Own?
By Roni Rabin
BuzzFeed
Men Are Sharing The "Hidden Signs" Of Prostate Cancer They Wish They'd Taken More Seriously
By Jeremy Hayes
Fox News
Man goes to doctor to prove he’s 'in perfect shape,' test reveals shocking diagnosis
By Angelica Stabile
KBOI
Idaho urologists urge easy prostate cancer testing during Awareness Month
By Dakota Castets-didier
KTVB
Blue Ribbon Rally returns to raise awareness for prostate cancer
Syracuse.com
Syracuse nursing home returns to nation’s worst list after gruesome findings
By Douglass Dowty
Healthline
Large Breasts Linked to Migraine, Neck Pain, and Sleep Apnea
By Andrea Rice
Newswise
Women with Enlarged Breast Tissue More Likely to Experience Chronic Migraine, Neck Pain and Sleep Apnea, Study Finds | Newswise
The Sun
What your boob SIZE can reveal about your health – from migraines to snoring and cancer
By Molly Bowcott & Emily Stearn
Medical Dialogues
Medical Bulletin 23/September/2026
By Anshika Mishra

Last Updated: 9/24/26, 9:03:51 pm