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Pennsylvania measles deaths 
The Washington Post
The CDC hasn’t added 2 deaths to its measles database. Here’s why.
By Lena Sun & Rachel Roubein
The New York Times
C.D.C. Director Challenges Pennsylvania’s Report of Two Measles Deaths
By Apoorva Mandavilli & Teddy Rosenbluth
NBC News
Coroner says baby with measles in Pennsylvania died of a ruptured spleen
By Erika Edwards, Lauren Mayk & Aria Bendix
theatlantic.com
The Measles-Stricken Mother Who Lost Her Newborn Son
By Tom Bartlett
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Ebola deaths in Congo 
AP News
Congo authorities report more than 6,000 confirmed Ebola cases and nearly 3,000 deaths
By Saleh Mwanamilongo
CIDRAP
Ebola death toll approaches 3,000, as case-fatality rate hovers around 50%
By Stephanie Soucheray
PBS
Ebola outbreak in Congo spreads to 2 new health zones, bringing total to 60 areas affected
World Health Organization (WHO)
Ebola disease caused by Bundibugyo virus - Democratic Republic of the Congo
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North Carolina health officials track potential measles exposure 
WLOS
Hendersonville gas station, Asheville hotel identified as measles exposure sites
FOX Carolina News
Officials: Measles exposure reported at Asheville hotel
By Lorenza Medley
WRAL
Officials warn of possible measles exposure at Holiday Inn in Asheville
WYFF
NCDPH: Hotel guests, gas station goers possibly exposed to measles during stay
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AL.com
Johnson: With prostate cancer, ‘unremarkable’ is a blessing
By Roy S. Johnson
The Washington Post
Column | I’m an oncologist. Every man should know this about prostate cancer.
By Mikkael A. Sekeres
ndtv.com
Myths About Prostate Cancer That Every Man Must Know: 5 Fallacies That Doctors Want You To Be Clear About
By Amit Saple
News-Herald
Cal Thomas: A health message for men over 50
By Cal Thomas
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mlive.com
Colorectal cancer is rising among younger adults. One woman’s story shows why screening matters
By Jake May
nature.com
Shaping the future of early-onset colorectal cancer prevention
By Ömer H. Yılmaz, Andrew T Chan & Emily Balskus
WSFA
Federal, bipartisan legislation promotes earlier screening of colorectal cancer
By Jessica Umbro
The Courier Express
Younger adults and colon cancer: Why guidelines shifted to age 45
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The Guardian
North Carolina teenager dies from rare infection caused by brain-eating amoeba
By Maya Yang
New York Post
North Carolina teen dies from rare brain-eating amoeba typically linked to freshwater swimming
By Zoe Hussain
WRAL
NC teen has rare brain infection likely caused by swimming. Where did exposure happen? Are you safe?
By Caroline Yaffa
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
North Carolina teen critically ill from rare brain-eating amoeba found in freshwater, officials say
By Emily Shapiro
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Fox News
Popular artificial sweetener linked to potentially dangerous heart risk
By Melissa Rudy
The Guardian
Sweetener used in chewing gum and jam linked to strokes and heart attacks
By Andrew Gregory
Newsweek
Millions use a sugar substitute—new research raises a heart health risk
By Lucy Notarantonio
pharmaceutical-technology.com
ESC 2026: Common pharma excipient linked to uptick in cardiovascular risk
By Annabel Kartal-allen
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Reuters
GLP-1 weight loss drugs effective even at low starter doses
By Nancy Lapid
Springer Nature Link
Inappropriate use of GLP-1-based antiobesity medications: beyond appropriate drug use toward appropriate weight reduction | Diabetology International
By Yushi Hirota, Kazuhiro Nomura & Wataru Ogawa
today.com
Are GLP-1 Drugs a ‘Fountain of Youth’? Doctors Explain Health Benefits Beyond Weight Loss
News-Medical
Experts call for safer weight loss as concerns grow over GLP-1 use
By Tarun Sai Lomte
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Yahoo
How many N.J. school kids are skipping vaccines? See county by county rates.
By Jackie Roman
Baby goats with rabies in North Carolina 
NBC News
Her son fed goats at a petting zoo. Now he has to get rabies shots.
By Erika Edwards
CNN
Baby goats had rabies at NC petting zoo, attendees urged to contact health officials
By Ray Sanchez
USA Today
Rabid goats at North Carolina petting zoo may have exposed visitors
By Thao Nguyen
The Daily Beast
Baby Goats With Rabies Spark Petting Zoo Panic
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Boro Park 24
NYC Health Department Will Spray Parts of Boro Park for Mosquitoes Today
West Side Rag
City Will Spray Upper West Side With Pesticides in Effort to Combat West Nile Virus
By Gus Saltonstall
Yahoo
Human West Nile virus cases reported across four NYC boroughs
By Ben Mitchell
The Jewish Press
NYC Health Department Continues Mosquito Control Efforts to Reduce the Risk of West Nile Virus
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Yahoo
Health alerts issued as cases of painful illness typically found in tropical countries spreads across Florida
By Hayley Vawter
ABC7 WWSB
Dengue cases rise in several Florida counties, CDC data shows
By Thaddeus Randazzo
WUSF
Dengue cases double in Hillsborough as infected mosquito surveillance pools increase
By Rick Mayer
Naples Daily News
'Break-bone' dengue virus numbers climbing, threat closing in on SW Florida's
By Chad Gillis
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Yahoo
Trump administration quietly signals possible changes coming to childhood vaccine schedule
By Jackie Flynn Mogensen & Jackie Flynn
The Seattle Times
Trump undercuts the triumph of new mRNA vaccines | Editorial
Opinion
The Philadelphia Tribune
What some doctors and parents in Philly are saying about Trump’s controversial vaccine order
By Stacy Brown Media
Colorado Politics
Democratic-aligned poll shows big majority of swing-seat voters support routine childhood vaccines
By Ernest Lee Luning
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The Seattle Times
How bad will this year’s flu season be?
By Dani Blum
The Guardian
New York City to increase cooling tower inspections after legionnaires’ outbreaks
By Eric Berger
USA Today
Death count grows in NYC Legionnaires' disease outbreak
By Amethyst Martinez
ABC7 New York
11 deaths linked to Upper East Side Legionnaires' outbreak, NYC Health Department says
Medical Daily
Live Legionella Turned Up in 59 of the 183 New York Cooling Towers Tested During a Cluster That Killed Seven
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Measles cases in southwest Wisconsin 
Yahoo News Canada
3 states battling new measles outbreaks. What to know
By Anthony Thompson
WBAY
UW Health officials address measles vaccine misconceptions
whbl.com
Wisconsin Measles Cases Continue to Increase
By Kevin Zimmermann
wkow.com
Measles outbreak in Wisconsin: How Pecatonica School District is protecting students
By Ryan Lynch
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ScienceAlert
The Way You Draw Can Reveal Parkinson's Disease With Up to 99% Accuracy, Study Reveals
By Peter Dockrill
University of Miami
Can AI Models Identify Parkinson’s Patients at Risk for Faster Decline?
By Kyra Gurney
Yahoo
New Test Detects Parkinson's in Handwriting
By Lynn Allison
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Fox News
Dietitian reveals simple eating strategy for better sleep — and one habit to avoid
By Angelica Stabile
GQ
Can You Eat Your Way to a Better Night’s Sleep?
By Tyler Chin
EatingWell
Could Eating More Fiber Be the Secret to a Better Night’s Sleep? Here’s What the Science Says
By Roxana Ehsani
Bioengineer.org
How Daily Diet Affects Sleep Quality
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News-Medical
The scale told a similar story across three diets. The liver told a different one
By Pooja Toshniwal Paharia
Science Daily
Keto diet cut liver fat by 67% in a clinical trial
Healthline
Obesity: Keto May Offer More Benefits Than Mediterranean Diet
By MANDY. FRENCH
New York Post
Surprising study names which diet beats Mediterranean and low-fat diets for liver and metabolic health
By Allie Yang
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European Society of Cardiology
AI-based diagnosis of hypertension and diabetes from a single facial video
The Guardian
‘Superhuman’ AI tool spots heart disease in less than 2 seconds
By Andrew Gregory
The Times
‘Superhuman’ software takes just seconds to spot heart disease
By Poppy Koronka
Il Sole 24 ORE
High blood pressure and diabetes: how artificial intelligence detects them using a video of the face
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New York Post
California woman, 22, diagnosed with cancer after her ears didn’t pop on flight to Chicago
By Sheetal Banchariya
HuffPost
What Not To Say To A Postpartum Parent Who Isn’t OK — And What to Say Instead
By Sara Iannacone
Yahoo
Rep. Lauren Underwood Says Lindsay Clancy Trial Shows Moms Need Better Care
Reuters
What to know about postpartum mental illness
By Nancy Lapid
WGBH
GBH Daily: What to know about postpartum psychosis
By Tziperman Lotan
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The Guardian
Shingles vaccine linked to lower risk of heart attack and stroke, study finds
By Hannah Devlin
News-Medical
The US switch in shingles vaccines revealed an unexpected heart health pattern
By Pooja Toshniwal Paharia
The Times
There are hidden benefits to the shingles vaccine but timing is key
By Mark Porter
nature.com
Recombinant shingles vaccination and the risk of cardiovascular events
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The New York Times
Study of Brain Proteins Spurs Optimism for Autism Treatments
By Carl Zimmer & Azeen Ghorayshi
CNN
Largest ever ‘map’ of autism may hold clues for new targeted therapies
By Jacqueline Howard
Fierce Biotech
Research into protein interactions sheds new light on causes of autism
The Transmitter
Autism-linked variants rewire protein networks
By Claudia Lopez & Claudia Lopez-Lloreda
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WCIA.com
‘My body didn’t feel right’: Champaign Co. resident recounts West Nile Virus experience
ABC7 Chicago
4 West Nile virus cases confirmed in Cook County, Illinois; West Nile virus symptoms include fever, headache, rash, and body aches
dailyjournal.net
First human case of West Nile virus for Indiana in 2026 reported in Allen County
94.7 WCSX Detroit
Michigan Confirms First 2026 West Nile Virus Case: Prevention Tips and Risks Highlighted
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Dr. Krista Edelman wakes to find bat in her mouth 
Newser
Woman Wakes, Pulls Bat From Her Mouth
By Arden Dier
KCRA
Woman wakes up to bat trying to crawl into her mouth: 'I was screaming repeatedly'
WWBT
Richmond doctor wakes up to bat in her mouth, warns others on wildlife safety
By Taylor Bryan
upi.com
Virginia woman wakes to find bat on her mouth
By Ben Hooper
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COVID-19 in US states 
USA Today
COVID-19 cases are on the rise in these 48 states. See map
By Mary Walrath
Forbes
Covid-19 Cases Surge—Here’s What’s Different This Summer That Will Help
By Judy Ann Stone
KRCG
CDC: COVID infections likely rising in 48 states as back-to-school season begins
By Amya Henry
AL.com
COVID levels increasing in 47 states; schools close in 2 states
By Leada Gore
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The Washington Post
The screenings and other habits doctors recommend as early-onset cancers rise
By Daniel Wu
Forbes
Patients Are Getting Sicker At Younger Ages, And It May Not Slow Down
By Sai Balasubramanian
The Telegraph
We’re getting cancer younger. Here’s how to reduce your risk
By Sophie Goddard
theweek.in
Young adults getting cancer: Is genetics playing a bigger role?
By Kirti Chadha
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EatingWell
4 Easy Ways to Get 10 Grams of Fiber at Lunch
The Times
How to get enough fibre: catch up on the latest health craze
By Roisin Kelly
Medscape
What Is Fibermaxxing and Is More Fiber Always Better?
The Latrobe Bulletin
Beyond protein: Are you missing two important nutrients? Plus, delicious recipes to get more fiber and good fats in your diet.
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The Washington Post
Column | 10 minutes of super-slow running can benefit your brain and mood
By Gretchen Reynolds
Medical Xpress
The benefits of slow running
Newser
Even Very Slow Jogging Delivers Fast Benefits
By Rob Quinn
Seoul Economic Daily
Just 10 Minutes of Slow Jogging Sharpens the Brain, Study Finds
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Removal of school vaccines in Florida 
Currently.com
Florida Moves to Let Children Attend School Without 4 Previously Required Vaccines
Bloomberg.com
Florida Is the Epicenter of the GOP’s Vaccine Problem
Opinion
By Mary Ellen Klas
Tallahassee Democrat
Florida is willing to further jeopardize its children | Opinion
Opinion
By Ray Watford
The Hill
Florida moves to end certain school vaccination requirements
By Nathaniel Weixel
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The New York Times
New Studies Link Menopause Hormone Therapy to Lower Alzheimer’s Risk
By Dana G Smith
Scientific American
Is there a ‘window of opportunity’ to prevent Alzheimer’s in women?
By Jackie Flynn Mogensen & Jackie Flynn
The Guardian
Women using HRT at lower risk of dementia, study suggests
By Hannah Devlin
People.com
This Is the Best Age to Take HRT to Reduce the Risk of Dementia
By Cara Lynn Shultz
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NPR
Why too many women are prescribed antibiotics for UTIs they don't have
By Meghan Rabbitt
The New York Times
Foodborne Illnesses Can Lead to Long-Term Gut Issues
By Alice Callahan
The Washington Post
3 things to try to improve your brain health
By Richard Sima
New York Post
I’m a neurologist — the best stimulation for the brain isn’t what you think
By Allie Yang
Tallahassee Democrat
Lifestyle changes and dietary tweaks can help support brain health
WSBT
Neurologists urge earlier brain health steps ahead of World Alzheimer's Month
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The Mirror
Major update for anyone taking Atorvastatin and Simvastatin in UK
By Ben Hurst
The Guardian
Statins can reduce dementia risk by up to 15%, long-term study suggests
By Andrew Gregory
Medical Xpress
Early initiation of statins after diagnosis of type 2 diabetes associated with a lower risk of dementia
By Sadie Harley
The Telegraph
Statins could cut dementia risk for millions
By Michael Searles
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Interesting Engineering
Drug used for arthritis shows promise against severe hair loss
By Bojan Stojkovski
South China Morning Post
Arthritis drug restores 100% hair on 1 in 5 alopecia patients in global trial
By Shi Huang
PhillyVoice
Rheumatoid arthritis drug also may help people with hair loss caused by severe alopecia
hcplive.com
Q&A: Upadacitinib's Safety Profile and Role in Severe Alopecia Areata Care
By Charles Lynde
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WKRC
Cincinnati doctor receives $3.6 million grant for first-of-its-kind heart study
Medical Xpress
Cardiologist referrals improve cholesterol levels in prostate cancer patients, but may not be necessary for all
By Sadie Harley
The Guardian
New heart attack definition promises better care for women
By Andrew Gregory
professional.heart.org
Fifth Universal Definition of Myocardial Infarction (2026)
The Times of India
​Heart attack in women: 7 things to know as new definition promises better care​
Pharmaphorum
ESC26: Heart attack reclassification rights gender imbalance
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Medical Xpress
Monoclonal antibody targeting interleukin-6 achieves sustained reductions in inflammation biomarkers through six months
statnews.com
A Novartis drug cut inflammation. Can it improve heart outcomes?
By Andrew Joseph
Endpoints News
#ESC26: Novartis pushes ahead with its IL-6 inhibitor despite Novo’s failure
By Elizabeth Cairns
hcplive.com
Pacibekitug Sustains Inflammatory Biomarker Reduction in CKD in TRANQUILITY Trial
By Abigail Brooks
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News-Medical
Atorvastatin reduces major cardiovascular events but misses disability-free survival goal
TCTMD.com
STAREE: Statins Cut MACE Risk by 30% in Older Adults With No CVD History
Medical Xpress
Statins cut first heart attack and stroke risk 30% after age 70
The Guardian
Statins can safely cut risk of heart attacks or strokes in healthy people aged over 70, world-first clinical trial shows
By Melissa Davey
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today.com
Mom Diagnosed With Colon Cancer at 34 Recalls Early Symptoms Doctors Dismissed as a Parasite: ‘Kind of Wild’
By Sarah Jacoby
OregonLive.com
Portland’s baby elephant just made history with a vaccine that could save her life
By Lizzy Acker
SciTechDaily
Researchers Have Discovered a New Way To Reduce Chronic Nerve Pain
Medical Xpress
Preclinical study points to cancer drugs as possible treatments for chronic nerve pain
By Sadie Harley
Science Daily
Scientists discover a brain “brake” that can shut down chronic pain
Futurity
The brain has a switch that shuts off chronic pain
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BBC
My dog has better tick protection than I do - but that could change soon
By Brianna Abbott
News-Medical
Exercise intervention associated with reduced atrial fibrillation burden
Medical Xpress
Tailored exercise program shown to reduce atrial fibrillation burden
By Sadie Harley
patientcareonline.com
Physical Activity May Reduce Stroke and Mortality Risk in Persons With Atrial Fibrillation
By Sydney Jennings
hindustantimes.com
Can being physically active lower the risk of stroke and premature death? Neurologist Dr Sudhir Kumar explains
By Krishna Priya Pallavi
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BuzzFeed
15 Horrifying Screenshots From "Mommy Facebook Groups" That Prove People Are Just Really, Really Dumb
By Ajani Bazile
USA Today
Some pregnant women are trying 'free births.' Doctors are worried.
By Madeline Mitchell
Prevention
Scientists Uncover 2 Simple Ways to Protect Memory After a Poor Night’s Sleep
By Chloe Joe
The Times
The best ways to beat insomnia, by a sleep expert
By Antonia Hoyle
Healthline
Sleepless Night? A Workout or Nap May Give Your Brain a Boost
By Gigen Mammoser
The Independent
Running more effective for sleep loss than a short nap, study finds
By Albert Toth
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Medscape
Handheld Device Accurately Detects Cancer and HIV Without Lab
By Mandy Letterii
Medical Xpress
People with atrial fibrillation at intermediate risk of stroke benefit from oral anticoagulants, clinical trial finds
By Sadie Harley
TCTMD.com
DOACs Benefit AF Patients With Intermediate Stroke Risk: SINGLE-AF
By Todd Neale
Medscape
DOACs Benefit AF Patients With Intermediate Stroke Risk
By Becky Mccall
MedPage Today
First Major Trial Win for Contemporary DOACs in Lower-Risk Afib
By Nicole Lou
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The New York Times
Malaria, Likely Spread by Mosquito on Plane, Kills 2 Airport Workers in Germany
By Claire Moses
CBS News
2 airport workers die of malaria from mosquito on plane in Germany, 4 others sickened
BBC
Mosquito: How two airport workers die of malaria afta 'mosquito enta inside plane'
By André Rhoden-Paul
The Guardian
Officials urge calm after malaria outbreak kills two staff at Frankfurt airport
By Kate Connolly
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Verywell Health
Eat Dates for Digestion, Drink Plain Water for Kidney Health—and 3 More Nutrition Tips
By Abby Norman
ScienceAlert
Our Fat Tissue May 'Remember' Obesity, Even After We've Lost Weight
By David Nield
EatingWell
Dementia Risk May Be Increased by This Common Activity
By Devinee Lingo
Mix93.3
New Study Shows Leisure Activities Can Help Keep Your Brain AND Body Healthy
DongA Science
Exercise-driven irisin from muscle lowers amyloid burden and dementia risk
The Guardian Nigeria News
Researchers associate leisure-time exercise with lower risk of dementia
By Nkechi Onyedika-ugoeze & Nkechi Onyedika
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SILive.com
Possibly rabid fox bites visitor at Staten Island park, officials say
By Mike Matteo
gothamist.com
Fox that may have rabies on the loose on Staten Island, officials say
By Giulia Heyward
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (.gov)
DEC Announces Safety Advisory at Mount Loretto Unique Area in Staten Island
New York Post
Fox that may be infected with rabies is roaming a NYC borough, officials warn
By Zoe Hussain
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EatingWell
We Asked Cardiologists If You Can Reverse High Blood Pressure Without Taking Meds
By Kelsey Kunik
HuffPost
'Old Person Smell' Is Real, And Science Will Dictate Whether It Happens To You
By Julie Kendrick
Real Simple
The One Cooking Oil Dietitians Recommend for Brain, Heart, and Gut Health
By Christina Manian, RDN
The Cut
Why I Injected My Own Fat Into My Under Eyes
By Carol Lee
Science Daily
Common supplements rival antibiotics for severe gum disease
Science Daily
Scientists find why the liver may not heal even after you stop drinking
Science Daily
Popular sweeteners may leave effects that last for generations
ZME Science
Scientists Tested 39 Artificial Sweeteners and Found Most Affected at Least One Gut Bacterium
By Andrei Mihai
hindustantimes.com
Do artificial sweeteners harm your brain, cause memory decline? Neurologist reveals the truth, what you can do
By Krishna Priya Pallavi
psypost.org
Brain scans reveal how artificial sweeteners affect our reward circuits differently than sugar
By Vladimir Hedrih
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SciTechDaily
Less Sugar Early in Life Linked to Lower Dementia Risk Decades Later
WOODTV.com
The sugar you ate as a baby may be affecting your health now, study finds
Science Daily
What you eat before age 2 may affect your health 70 years later
Fox News
Eating less of common ingredient early in life may slash cancer risk decades later
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OregonLive.com
Ask Mayo Clinic: How close are genetic discoveries bringing us to a cure for Alzheimer’s?
Research on mercy sex 
New York Post
Why a shocking number of women have ‘mercy sex’ despite lack of sexual desire: Study
By Ben Cost
Forbes
3 Signs It’s ‘Mercy Sex,’ Not Real Sexual Desire — By A Psychologist
psypost.org
Researchers quantify the rate of "mercy sex" among women with low sexual desire
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Yahoo News Canada
Manuscripts and art support archaeological evidence that syphilis was in Europe long before explorers could have brought it home from the Americas
By Marylynn Salmon
Newsweek
Map Shows ‘Rapid Spread’ of COVID Cases as School Classes Canceled
By Amanda Greenwood
KSAT
COVID-19 is back on the rise in Bexar County. Here's what you need to know.
valleycentral.com
Following COVID surge, San Perlita ISD urges parents to keep sick students home
By Claudia Torres
kiiitv.com
COVID-19 cases rise as new school year begins across Texas
By Natalia Osuna
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Talking Points Memo
All the Massive Public Health Failures Under RFK’s HHS, Ranked
By Allegra Kirkland, Derick Dirmaier & Emine Irmak Yücel
The New Yorker
Is R.F.K., Jr., Winning or Losing the War on Vaccines?
By Dhruv Khullar
MassLive
RFK Jr.’s sick encore of Social Darwinism | Michael Camerota
Opinion
By Michael Camerota
KAXE
RFK Jr. made promises to get his job as health secretary. He's broken many of them
By Amanda Seitz
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