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Some fruits and vegetables are especially good for heart health
By Stephanie Baum
BBC
Top five-a-day foods new study says your heart needs
By Michelle Roberts
Healthline
Which Fruits, Vegetables Are Best for Heart Health?
By MANDY. FRENCH
The Independent
You might be eating five portions of fruit and veg a day – but it still might not be enough
By Rebecca Whittaker
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Ebola outbreak in DRC and Uganda 
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Ebola cases 'increased rapidly' since late May, WHO says
By Youri Benadjaoud
NPR
Ebola cases rise in Congo, as government revives travel restrictions
By Emmet Livingstone
World Health Organization (WHO)
Africa CDC and WHO launch joint continental Ebola response plan
Reuters
Congo says Ebola deaths top 100 as armed groups threaten response
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Nature
Targeting Cancer-Specific Mutations with RNA-Triggered Chromatin Shredding
By Jingkun Zeng, Morgan E. Diolaiti & Nathan M Krah
Utah Public Radio
Could cave bacteria help cure cancer? A USU discovery suggests they might
By Ryan Helcoski
Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News
CRISPR Shreds Undruggable Cancer Cells with Precision
By Fay Lin
Bioengineer.org
RNA-Triggered Chromatin Shredding Targets Cancer Mutations
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KSL.com
The late-night eating habit that may throw your gut health into chaos
By Kristen Rogers
Sports Illustrated
Why the U.S. Is Unprepared for a Potential Public Health Outbreak at the World Cup
By Celine Gounder
Politico
How do you stop Ebola at the World Cup?
By Sophie Gardner, Rachel Bluth & Arek Sarkissian
Yahoo
World Cup creates perfect conditions for infectious diseases to spread – here are the biggest threats health experts are watching for
Reuters
Health experts to screen US wastewater for disease outbreaks during World Cup
By Steve Gorman
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The Guardian
US insurers’ move to back vaccines sends ‘powerful’ message about safety of shots, experts say
By Melody Schreiber
Newsweek
Vaccines have a savior you didn't see coming
Paul Offit | Substack
President Trump’s Childhood Vaccine Schedule
By Paul A. Offit
Protect Our Care
Trump, RFK Jr. Ratchet Up Anti-Vax Agenda to Authoritarian Levels: Public Health Project Newsletter
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CNN
Childhood egg allergies fall as early introduction becomes more common, new study finds
By Jacqueline Howard & Diana Anos
New York Post
How to slash your baby’s risk of developing the most common infant food allergy: study
By Rachel Sacks
Medical Xpress
Egg allergy rates declining in Australia
MedicalResearch.com
JAMA Pediatrics Study of 7,200 Children Finds Earlier Egg Introduction Reduces Food Allergy — With Greatest Benefit in Infants With Eczema
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Richard Scolyer, melanoma scientist and doctor, dies at 59 
BBC
Richard Scolyer: Australian doctor who underwent world-first brain tumour treatment dies
By Tiffanie Turnbull
The Conversation
Richard Scolyer leaves a unique legacy of pioneering brain cancer research
By Sarah T Diepstraten & John E La Marca
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
What is glioblastoma and why is it so hard to treat?
By Caitlyn Davey
The Telegraph
Richard Scolyer, pathologist who was his own guinea pig as he fought brain cancer – obituary
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AP News
Health workers at the epicenter of Congo’s Ebola outbreak labor with little pay or rest
By Justin Kabumba & Ope Adetayo
The Guardian
A disease of deforestation: how Ebola is linked to the smartphone in your pocket
By Sonia Shah
Business Insider Africa
How Congo's illegal gold trade is fueling the spread of a deadly, vaccine-resistant Ebola strain
celinegounder.com
The Doctors Are Farming Cassava
By Celine Gounder
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OregonLive.com
Like ‘an explosion’: Driver hits pothole, secures what may be heftiest roadway settlement in Portland history
By Aimee Green
Good News Network
Struggle Sleeping? These 3 Sleep Habits Are Tied to Signs of Brain Aging, Study Finds
ScienceAlert
Common Sleeping Pill May Reduce Buildup of Alzheimer's Proteins, Study Reveals
By Clare Watson
New York Post
The 3 sleep behaviors linked to brain damage that can lead to dementia: study
By Rachel Sacks
Futura, le média qui explore le monde
Shocking link uncovered: deep sleep could be key to fighting Alzheimer’s
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Researchers investigate GLP-1 drugs for more than weight loss 
The New York Times
GLP-1 Drugs: 6 Things We’ve Learned About Their Effects
By Dani Blum
CBS News
The promises and pitfalls of GLP-1 drugs
By Tracy Smith
Axios
The obesity drug race moves beyond weight loss
By Tina Reed
WWLP
Do GLP-1 pills work as well as injections? Here’s what studies show about weight loss, side effects
By Alix Martichoux
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cidrap.umn.edu
Two sisters, one virus: A family devastated by HPV
By Liz Szabo
OncLive
Uncertainties Surrounding HPV Vaccination May Hamper the Full Potential of a Proven Cancer Prevention Strategy
By Maurie Markman
News18
HPV Vaccine May Help Lower Risk Of Head And Neck Cancers, Report Says | Health and Fitness News
WPR
Wisconsin doctors say HPV vaccine has cut cancer rates. Only half of teens get the shots.
By Hope Kirwan
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The Conversation
HIV enters the brain and doesn’t leave – paradoxically, drugs intended to reduce brain inflammation increase virus levels
By Smita S Iyer
The New York Times
Dutch Scientist Charged With Conspiring to Smuggle Mpox Virus Into U.S.
By Ephrat Livni
Montana Free Press
Rocky Mountain Laboratories researchers arrested as lab critics campaign against animal testing
By Robert Chaney
KTVH
Rocky Mountain Laboratory scientists accused of unlawful transportation of virus samples
The Daily Beast
Deadly Virus Found in Luggage at U.S. Airport
By Harry Thompson
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Nature
Why are so many young people getting cancer? What researchers do and don't know
By Heidi Ledford
SFist
Cancer Death of Retired SF Firefighter Reignites Calls to Reform Blue Shield Coverage
By Zack Ruskin
ABC7 Bay Area
Ken Jones: Retired San Francisco firefighter's death after cancer battle sparks outcry, calls for Blue Shield coverage reforms
By Luz Peña
NBC Bay Area
Firefighter dies of cancer after protracted battle with insurance company
By Bigad Shaban
moneywise.com
San Francisco firefighter dies of cancer after Blue Shield of California denied treatment his oncologist recommended
By Laura Grande
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
As vaccination rates plunge in Pennsylvania schools, measles cases surge in largest outbreak in three decades
By Jimmy Cloutier, Mike Wereschagin & Michael D. Sallah
WGAL
Lancaster County reports surge in measles cases
By Michael Fuller
Lightner Communications LLC
More Measles Cases Reported in PA
fox43.com
State Dept. of Health has confirmed 50 measles cases in Pennsylvania this year
By Keith Schweigert
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Alternet
The sleep industrial complex is lying to you — and it's making Americans sicker
By Matthew Rozsa
The Washington Post
Opinion | How much sleep do you really need? It’s not 8 hours.
Opinion
By Daniel Lieberman
Fast Company
Sleep scientists just calculated how much shut-eye you really need as you age—and it's not 8 hours
By Jennifer Mattson
EatingWell
How Much You Should Sleep for Healthy Aging, According to a New Study
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AOL.com
Woman Thought She Had a Stomach Bug, and Doctors Thought She Had an Autoimmune Disease. It Was Actually Something More Deadly
By Escher Walcott
Fox News
'I thought I had the flu': Mom nearly died after dismissing deadly sepsis symptoms
By Melissa Rudy
Health and Me
US Woman Nearly Died After Brushing Off Sepsis Symptoms As Flu
By Rachel V Thomas
Yahoo
Healthy mom nearly died after dismissing sepsis symptoms as the flu
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Yahoo
Huge Psilocybin Dose Has Incredible Effect on Elderly Dementia Patient
By Carly Cassella
The Daily Wire
Popular ‘Healthy’ Fat Found To Fuel Deadly Pancreatic Cancer
By Hank Berrien
ScienceDaily
One fat helped pancreatic cancer grow while another cut disease in half
Yahoo
Family physician reacts to study on oils and pancreatic cancer risk
Yahoo
Study reveals main fat in olive oil could help grow pancreatic cancer
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The Seattle Times
Beyond ‘dad bod’: What an expanding middle may mean for metabolic health
By Carrie Dennett
New York Post
Your ‘dad bod’ could raise your kids’ risk for obesity and disease — before they’re even conceived
By Reda Wigle
ThePrint
Dad bod hides a sperm health risk. Fathers can raise children’s obesity risk, study finds
By Janaki Pande
StudyFinds
What Dads Eat, Weigh, And Feel Can Affect Their Childs’ Obesity Risk Before Birth
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NDTV
Breakthrough: Universal Coronavirus Vaccine Designed By AI Passes Human Trial
ScienceDaily
AI-designed universal coronavirus vaccine passes first human trial
University of Cambridge
New ‘universal vaccine’ technology could protect us from future virus outbreaks
Medical Xpress
First AI-designed 'universal vaccine' tested in humans: UK researchers
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Weekly strength training linked to longer life, study finds 
The Times of India
Cardio or strength training: Harvard study finally picks one for longevity and reduced mortality risk
Fox News
This exercise habit may slash dementia risk and help you live longer, study finds
SciTechDaily
The Best Exercise Combination for Longevity, According to a 30-Year Study
News-Medical
Strength training and cardio combo work best together
By Priyom Bose
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AOL.com
The #1 Herb to Decrease Inflammation, According to Dietitians
WEAR-TV
Niceville teen fights for life after Vibrio infection linked to Lions Park waters
By Hannah James
WEAR-TV
Pensacola Beach visitors push for Vibrio warnings and bacteria notices
Charlotte Observer
Flesh-eating bacteria is spreading along the NC coast. Latest updates
By Eva Flowe
Outbreak News Today
Florida health officials report additional Vibriosis case in Marion County
By Robert Herriman
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Ebola outbreak in DRC and Uganda 
World Health Organization (WHO)
Ebola disease caused by Bundibugyo virus, Democratic Republic of the Congo & Uganda
ReliefWeb
Africa Region | Ebola (BVD) Emergency Appeal - Operational Strategy (MDRS1007)
Virological
Molecular evolutionary analysis of the current Bundibugyo virus disease outbreak in DRC and Uganda
By Mahan Ghafari & Gina Cuomo-Dannenburg
ReliefWeb
Rwanda BVD Preparedness 2026 - DREF Operation (MDRRW027)
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Slate Magazine
Our Neighbors Asked to Speak With Us. Then They Showed Us Something We Can’t Ignore.
By Ilyce R Glink
Yahoo
In a first, human receives multiple pig organs
By Tom Chivers
RTTNews
Chinese Researchers Successfully Transplant Two Pig Kidneys And A Liver Into A Human Body
CPG Click Petróleo e Gás
China performs the first simultaneous transplant of two kidneys and a liver from a pig into a single person.
By Noel Budeguer
ColombiaOne.com
Pig Organ Transplant Breakthrough: First-Ever Human Receives Two Kidneys and a Liver from a Pig
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AOL.com
Woman, 28, Says Debilitating Migraine Symptoms Are Fixed in Just 15 Minutes When She Eats This Nostalgic Candy
By Lexi Lane
BuzzFeed
This Sweet Treat-Themed Game Is 100% Cozy And 200% Stress Free
By Lauren Garafano
Star Tribune
Tolkkinen: I grew up in the group responsible for low vaccination rates in rural Minnesota.
By Karen Tolkkinen
AOL.com
100 Years Ago, Thousands Fell Into a Deep Sleep With No Explanation. Today, It’s Still a Mystery.
By Darren Orf
New York Post
Your earlobes may hold a sneaky clue about future heart disease
By Rachel Sacks
Neuroscience News
Microglial State Transitions Dictate Alzheimer’s
Nature
Human microglial transitions at the Aβ–tau inflection point associate with divergent pathways to dementia and resilience
By Dietmar R. Thal, Mark Fiers & Annemieke J M Rozemuller
SciTechDaily
Scientists Discover Key Alzheimer’s “Tipping Point” That May Decide Who Gets Dementia
Inside Precision Medicine
Microglial State Shift May Determine Whether Alzheimer’s Disease Pathology Leads to Dementia
By Chris Anderson
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Yahoo
Popular weight loss drug may slow down biological aging: Study
By Jordan Perkins
Labmate Online
Wegovy and Ozempic seen to slow down biological ageing markers in HIV adults
Earth.com
Weight-loss drug may slow down signs of aging
By Sanjana Gajbhiye
SciTechDaily
Popular Weight-Loss Drug Found To Slow Biological Aging in Landmark Human Trial
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EatingWell
Research Connects an Underrated Nutrient with Healthier Aging
By Carrie Michele Myers
inc.com
Why Women's Brains May Face a Steeper Path to Cognitive Decline, According to a New Study
By Lucia Auerbach
ScienceAlert
Estrogen Loss in The Brain May Help Explain Women's Alzheimer's Risk
By David Nield
Space Daily
The conversation women aren't having with their doctors about menopause and memory loss isn't just overdue — it may be one of the most important health decisions of their fifties
HuffPost UK
Women Are More Likely To Get Dementia. A New Paper Suggests Why
By Amy Glover
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VTDigger
One UVM lab’s surprise discovery led to flu science breakthrough
By Olivia Gieger
Fox News
New ways to prevent flu revealed in 'accidental' lab breakthrough, study finds
By Khloe Quill
Medical Xpress
'Accidental' flu virus discovery lays foundation for novel treatment strategies
By Sadie Harley & Robert Egan
University of Vermont
Bruce ‘Accidental’ Breakthrough Reveals How Influenza Viruses Replicate Within Cells, Breeze Reports
By Lucy Gardner Carson
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ScienceDaily
Dementia risk linked to nitrate in drinking water, study finds
Weight-loss jab Wegovy in Scotland 
BBC
Weight-loss jab Wegovy to be offered on NHS in Scotland
Glasgow Times
Weight loss jab Wegovy approved for use in NHS Scotland
The Courier
Pitlochry gran told she had run out of options hails ‘unreal’ cancer drug that saved her life
By Lindsey Hamilton
The Mirror
'New hope' for Scottish patients as weight loss jab extended
By Elaine Blackburne
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Newser
Vaccines for Bees, Shrimp Could Mark a 'Paradigm Shift'
By Arden Dier
EatingWell
Oral Cancer Risk Could Be Raised by This Common Food
By Cheyenne Buckingham
Fox News
One extra serving of processed meat a day linked to higher cancer risk
By Khloe Quill
Nine.com.au
WHO report doesn't spell death for the sausage sizzle
Medscape
Processed Meat May Raise Gastric and Oesophageal Cancer Risk
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NBC News
A silent, overlooked condition may be a clue to chronic diseases
By Akshay Syal
Moneycontrol.com
Fatigue, sugar cravings and irregular periods? Doctor says you may be insulin resistant
By Namita Kalla
Hindustan Times
Nurse shares 10 foods that can improve insulin resistance by lowering inflammation and adding more fibre
By Eshana Saha
The Indian Express
Beyond diabetes: 6 dangerous health conditions triggered by insulin resistance
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Medical News Today
Diabetes: Hypertension drugs may speed up kidney disease
By Katharine Lang
News-Medical
Common hypertension drugs tied to worse kidney outcomes in T2D patients
Docwire News
Dihydropyridine Calcium-Channel Blockers Linked to Increased Kidney Risk in DKD
By Charlotte Robinson
U.S. News & World Report
Popular Blood Pressure Meds Linked To Kidney Damage Risk In Type 2 Diabetes
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AOL.com
This Simple Bedtime Tweak Cuts Your Risk of Major Cardiac Events in Half
By Allison Nemetz
San Francisco Chronicle
Dementia is common for older adults living alone but many are not diagnosed, UCSF study finds
By Erin Allday
SciTechDaily
The Probiotic Breakthrough for Natural Anxiety Relief and Better Mental Health
Medscape
Early-Life Stress Raises Gastrointestinal Disease Risk
By Diana Swift
The Star
QuickCheck: Is it true that your gut bacteria can actually influence your mood?
Opinion
Chromatography Online
LC-MS Links Gut Metabolites to Anxiety Therapy
By John Chasse
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The Cut
Postpartum Depression Is Coming for Fathers
By Emi Nietfeld
Space Daily
Naked mole-rats age so slowly, resist cancer so well and survive oxygen loss so strangely that researchers now study them as one of nature’s best clues to human ageing.
Rural Radio Network
Rabies makes its return to Wyoming
The Times of India
Most people ignore Fatty Liver until it's too late: Liver transplant surgeon explains why weight loss could change everything
Demócrata
Endocrinologists warn of the rise of fatty liver in minors due to the rebound in childhood obesity
OkDiario
Drinking more water could do a lot more for fatty liver than most people realize
The Hans India
Why fatty liver is becoming more prevalent among non-drinkers
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AOL.com
The Worst Health Habits You're Probably Picking Up In Middle Age
By Celeste Little
The Times
Children who sleep poorly ‘turn into depressed teenagers’
By Nicola Woolcock
Medical Xpress
Childhood of short sleep doubles risk of teenage depression
Magzter
BAD SLEEPERS' DEPRESSION RISK
By Ella Pickover
The Independent
Children’s sleep habits may shape mental health for years, researchers warn
By Ella Pickover
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Yahoo Creators
Some people lose over 20% of their body weight on Ozempic. Others lose almost nothing. A doctor explains why
By Robin Raven
Labmate Online
Gene variants may reduce response to Ozempic-style GLP-1 diabetes drugs
ScienceDaily
Scientists discover why ozempic may not work for some people
South Florida Reporter
Decoding the Genetic Lottery: Why Weight Loss Jabs Fail for Some and Excel for Others
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The New York Times
My (Sort of) Ex Has Cancer. Is It Fair That She Expects Me to Take Care of Her?
By Kwame Anthony Appiah
BuzzFeed
Everyone Warned Me About The Side Effects Of GLP-1s. Nobody Warned Me About The Judgment.
By Megan J. Kaleita
Yahoo
Using GLP-1s Made My Life Better. I Don't Care If That Bothers You.
TecScience
Obesity Should Be Treated as a Medical Emergency, Says Researcher
By Nuria Marquez Martinez
Concord Monitor
Opinion: Obesity medication extended my life. It’s not just about the scale.
Opinion
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ScienceDaily
Ancient Chinese medicine could transform hair loss treatment
HuffPost
This Daily Habit Might Be One Of The Easiest Ways To Improve Your Bone Density
By Ashley Broadwater
mensfitness.co.uk
Everyone has heard of creatine. But you haven't heard what it does to your brain and mood after 50
By David Castle
Stuff
Is creatine worth the hype? An expert’s verdict on the viral supplement
By Grant Schofield
Fit&Well
I’m an energy-zapped mom who started supplementing with creatine and I wish I had started sooner
By Yousra Imran
Baylor College of Medicine Blog Network -
Is creatine for you?
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Eat This Not That
4 Gentle Exercises That Build Shoulder Strength Better Than Heavy Lifting After 60
By Alexa Mellardo
YourTango
You Can Tell How Miserable Someone Is By 10 Things They Care About Way Too Much
By Zayda Slabbekoorn
Real Simple
Here’s What Happens When You Eat Tomatoes Every Day, According to Registered Dietitians
By Christina Manian & Christina Manian, RDN
Lehighvalleylive.com
Run-in with teeny-tiny ticks in Pa. serves as reminder of threat they pose | From The Trailhead
By Kurt Bresswein
Verywell Health
Whey Protein Doesn't Lead to More Muscle in Older Adults, Study Finds
By Lindsay Curtis
Hindustan Times
Protein for parents: Nutritionist shares 4 high-protein vegetarian sources you can encourage older adults to eat daily
By Eshana Saha
Nutrition Insight
Low protein consumption linked to weaker muscle strength in older adults, study finds
Health: Trusted and Empathetic Health and Wellness Information
We Asked a Dietitian: What's the Best Type of Protein for Maintaining Muscle As You Age?
By Jillian Kubala
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Fit&Well
A longevity-focused physical therapist says these are the five exercises you need to be doing as a senior to build strength and maintain independence
By Lou Mudge
Men's Journal
Your 50s Don’t Have to Mean Shrinking Muscles. Here’s How a Trainer Builds Strength After 40
By Kelsey Kryger
WCNC
Strong After 50: simple moves to stay mobile
Woman & Home
Physio says this simple 3-2-1 workout is the ‘most effective approach’ for building full-body strength over 50
By Kat Storr
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SciTechDaily
Doctors May Be Overlooking the Real Cause of Persistent Arthritis Pain
By Adam Zoltan Farkas
HuffPost
7 Signs You're Aging Well, According To Geriatricians
By Jillian Wilson
ProPublica
What ProPublica Found in the Genetic Code of America’s Measles Outbreaks
By Nat Lash & Patricia Callahan
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