Health

• Doctors may need to rethink decades of routine beta blocker use for some patients after a heart attack, studies suggest - ABC News

  1. Doctors may need to rethink decades of routine beta blocker use for some patients after a heart attack, studies suggest  ABC News
  2. Common heart attack drug doesn’t work and may raise risk of death for some women, new studies say  CNN
  3. Does a common heart attack pill help everyone? Studies disagree  Reuters
  4. Mixed Results for Beta-blockers in Post-MI Patients With Preserved EF  TCTMD.com
  5. Standard post-heart attack treatment may not actually help — and can even increase women’s chances of dying  New York Post

• CDC warns of huge COVID spike amid internal turmoil - Axios

  1. CDC warns of huge COVID spike amid internal turmoil  Axios
  2. COVID cases, hospitalizations ticking up in the US but remain lower than last year  ABC News
  3. US COVID-19 levels continue to climb gradually  CIDRAP
  4. Why COVID keeps roaring back every summer, even as pandemic fades from public view  Los Angeles Times
  5. If You Live In These Areas Of The U.S., You Need To Be Extra Careful With COVID Right Now  HuffPost

• 2 die from flesh-eating bacteria infections after eating raw oysters - Scripps News

  1. 2 die from flesh-eating bacteria infections after eating raw oysters  Scripps News
  2. Flesh-eating bacteria: Vibrio vulnificus cases, which cause necrotizing fasciitis, rising due to climate change, scientists say  6abc Philadelphia
  3. 2 people dead after getting flesh-eating bacteria from eating raw oysters, Louisiana officials say  CBS News
  4. 2 dead, 22 hospitalized after contracting flesh-eating bacteria: See where  USA Today
  5. Flesh-eating bacteria in oysters leaves 6 dead  The Independent

• Study suggests shingles vaccine protects against heart attack, stroke - upi.com

  1. Study suggests shingles vaccine protects against heart attack, stroke  upi.com
  2. Shingles jab may reduce risk of heart attack, pioneering research reveals  The Guardian
  3. Shingles Vaccine Linked to Reduced Risks of Stroke, Myocardial Infarction, and Herpes Zoster Ophthalmicus  Pharmacy Times
  4. The hidden benefits of shingles vaccine revealed  The Independent
  5. Shingles vaccine linked to lower heart attack, stroke risk  CIDRAP

• CVS requiring prescriptions for COVID vaccines - Newsday

  1. CVS requiring prescriptions for COVID vaccines  Newsday
  2. C.D.C. Uncertainty Upends Covid Vaccine Access at CVS and Walgreens  The New York Times
  3. States where you can get a COVID vaccine at CVS following RFK Jr. changes  Axios
  4. Pharmacies will require prescriptions for COVID shots in Colorado this year  KUSA.com
  5. Where is CVS offering coronavirus vaccines? What to know about getting shots.  The Washington Post

• US issues travel warning to China: ‘Enhanced precautions’ urged amid disease spread; Beijing revives COVI - The Times of India

  1. US issues travel warning to China: ‘Enhanced precautions’ urged amid disease spread; Beijing revives COVI  The Times of India
  2. CDC warns travelers to use ‘enhanced precautions’ as dangerous disease spreads  yahoo.com
  3. CDC warns of 'enhanced' virus risk for travelers amid outbreak spread by mosquitoes  Fox News
  4. China deploys all available resources to tackle major chikungunya outbreak  Le Monde.fr
  5. Deadly disease which can cause 'pain for years' is surging  Birmingham Live

• ​Eating these simple foods could drastically cut your risk of death, new study shows - The Independent

  1. ​Eating these simple foods could drastically cut your risk of death, new study shows  The Independent
  2. Potassium-rich diet may cut risk of heart failure by 24%, study suggests  The Guardian
  3. Raising Potassium Cuts Arrhythmias in ICD Patients  Medscape
  4. Hot Line 1: POTCAST  European Society of Cardiology
  5. Boosting Potassium Helps Patients at High Risk for Ventricular Arrhythmias  TCTMD.com

• New York City declares Harlem legionnaire’s disease outbreak over - The Guardian

  1. New York City declares Harlem legionnaire’s disease outbreak over  The Guardian
  2. NYC declares Harlem Legionnaires' outbreak over, after 7th death is announced  NBC New York
  3. In a Lab, the Hunt for a Killer: The Legionella Germ Causing an Outbreak  The New York Times
  4. NYC Legionnaires’ Outbreak Traced to City-Owned Sites, Including Harlem Hospital  The New York Times
  5. City assumes central role in Legionnaires’ outbreak as Adams vies for another term  Politico

• Scientists Say These Foods Could Be Quietly Wreaking Havoc on Your Gut and Hindering Weight Loss - Prevention

  1. Scientists Say These Foods Could Be Quietly Wreaking Havoc on Your Gut and Hindering Weight Loss  Prevention
  2. Ultra-processed foods cause negative health effects within weeks, study finds  Le Monde.fr
  3. Why ultra-processed diets make you gain fat even without extra calories  ScienceDaily
  4. The five ultra-processed food ingredients to avoid – and what to buy instead  The Independent
  5. Ultra-processed foods vs minimally processed foods: how can you tell the difference?  The Conversation

• Young children diagnosed with ADHD are often prescribed medication too quickly, study finds - CBS News

  1. Young children diagnosed with ADHD are often prescribed medication too quickly, study finds  CBS News
  2. ADHD drugs are being prescribed too quickly to preschoolers  Stanford Medicine
  3. ADHD drugs are being prescribed too quickly to preschoolers, experts warn  The Independent
  4. New study suggests kids diagnosed with ADHD are prescribed pills before behavioral treatment  95.5 WSB
  5. Experts reveal side-effects of prescribing ADHD medication too early in a child’s life  inkl

• Doctors Reveal the Number-1 Sign Your Pancreas Is in Trouble - yahoo.com

  Doctors Reveal the Number-1 Sign Your Pancreas Is in Trouble  yahoo.comView Full Coverage on Google News

• Fitness coach reveals 5 ways to 'get enough protein for the rest of your life': Identify better sources to supplements | Health - Hindustan Times - Hindustan Times

  1. Fitness coach reveals 5 ways to 'get enough protein for the rest of your life': Identify better sources to supplements | Health - Hindustan Times  Hindustan Times
  2. Protein is everywhere amid a new cultural obsession. How much do we really need?  PBS
  3. How America Got Obsessed With Protein  The New York Times
  4. How Much Protein You Should Be Eating Daily, According to Experts  TODAY.com
  5. Here’s How to Get Enough Protein in a Day  GQ

• Toddler hospitalized after mom makes grave mistake with tracking device at Disneyland - Daily Mail

  Toddler hospitalized after mom makes grave mistake with tracking device at Disneyland  Daily Mail

• Doctors Now Recommend This Blood Pressure Level to Prevent Dementia - Money Talks News

  1. Doctors Now Recommend This Blood Pressure Level to Prevent Dementia  Money Talks News
  2. What's your blood pressure? It matters more with new heart guidelines  Austin American-Statesman
  3. New American Heart Association guidelines emphasize lifestyle changes to combat high blood pressure  LEX18
  4. Doctors’ Number-1 Tip to Lower Your Blood Pressure Naturally  Prevention
  5. New Blood Pressure Guidelines: My Likes and Concerns  Medscape

• HealthCast: AI-powered hearing aids come as research finds link to dementia prevention - WPLG Local 10

  1. HealthCast: AI-powered hearing aids come as research finds link to dementia prevention  WPLG Local 10
  2. Montana hearing aid client takes action to reduce risk of dementia  KTVQ
  3. Early Hearing Aid Use May Be Key to Lowering Dementia Risk, Framingham Study Suggests  BurlingtonToday.com
  4. Dementia risk is 'drastically reduced' when people use one item everyday  The Mirror US
  5. Discreet medical device linked to lower risk of dementia  MSN

• Science news this week: A world first pig-to-human lung transplant, and SpaceX’s Starship nails a test flight - Live Science

  1. Science news this week: A world first pig-to-human lung transplant, and SpaceX’s Starship nails a test flight  Live Science
  2. Scientists Perform First Pig-to-Human Lung Transplant  The New York Times
  3. Pig Lung Transplanted Into a Human in Major Scientific First  ScienceAlert
  4. A Pig Lung Just Lived Inside a Human—Here’s What That Means  Scientific American
  5. Pig-to-human lung xenotransplantation into a brain-dead recipient  Nature

• CDC confirms cuts to program that tracks foodborne pathogens - Food Safety News

  1. CDC confirms cuts to program that tracks foodborne pathogens  Food Safety News
  2. CDC cuts back foodborne illness surveillance program  CIDRAP
  3. The CDC Is Scaling Back a Major Food Safety Program—What It Means for You  health.com
  4. CDC dramatically scales back program that tracks food poisoning infections  AP News
  5. Tough to swallow: The Trump administration’s approach to food safety gets even worse  MSNBC News

• No appetite, liver trouble, aching joints: Was acetaminophen to blame? - The Washington Post

  No appetite, liver trouble, aching joints: Was acetaminophen to blame?  The Washington Post

• Mental Health Disorders Slash Life Expectancy By Up To 20 Years - Study Finds

  1. Mental Health Disorders Slash Life Expectancy By Up To 20 Years  Study Finds
  2. Report indicates some mental conditions raise heart disease risk, mortality rate by nearly 100%  Medical Xpress
  3. Heart disease and depression: A two way street  Harvard Health
  4. Mental disorders may double risk of early death: Study | Tap to know more | Inshorts  Inshorts
  5. Depression, schizophrenia may increase heart disease, death risk by nearly 100 per cent: Lancet report  Mid-day

• Painkillers taken by millions every day may be silently supercharging one of the world's deadliest health crises - Daily Mail

  1. Painkillers taken by millions every day may be silently supercharging one of the world's deadliest health crises  Daily Mail
  2. Common painkillers may fuel deadly superbugs that resist antibiotics, study warns  Fox News
  3. Common painkillers like Advil and Tylenol supercharge antibiotic resistance  ScienceDaily
  4. The effect of commonly used non-antibiotic medications on antimicrobial resistance development in Escherichia coli  Nature
  5. Common Painkillers Like Ibuprofen Could Be Fueling a Global Health Threat  SciTechDaily

• The Best Cereal for Gut Health, According to a Gastroenterologist - EatingWell

  The Best Cereal for Gut Health, According to a Gastroenterologist  EatingWell

• Rabbits with hornlike growths spotted in northern Wisconsin - WPR

  1. Rabbits with hornlike growths spotted in northern Wisconsin  WPR
  2. Wild Rabbits in US Show Startling 'Tentacle' Growths on Their Heads  ScienceAlert
  3. Sightings of ‘Terrifying’ Rabbits With Tentacle-Like Growths on the Rise  yahoo.com
  4. Tentacle bunny virus rebrands jackalopes in viral trend  The Wildlife Society
  5. 'Zombie' rabbits ‘with tentacles & horns’ spotted in SECOND state amid warning  The US Sun

• Golden Retriever Puppy’s Loyal Watch Over His Toys in the Washer Is Too Adorable - yahoo.com

  Golden Retriever Puppy’s Loyal Watch Over His Toys in the Washer Is Too Adorable  yahoo.com

• Green Tea And a Vitamin Supplement Could Protect Against Alzheimer's - ScienceAlert

  Green Tea And a Vitamin Supplement Could Protect Against Alzheimer's  ScienceAlertView Full Coverage on Google News

• Your Neck Size Could Be a Signal For Hidden Health Problems - ScienceAlert

  Your Neck Size Could Be a Signal For Hidden Health Problems  ScienceAlertView Full Coverage on Google News

• Rabid bat found in Portland - WPFO

  Rabid bat found in Portland  WPFOView Full Coverage on Google News

• Here’s how you can officially mend a broken heart – according to scientists - The Independent

  1. Here’s how you can officially mend a broken heart – according to scientists  The Independent
  2. Exercise and therapy can mend a broken heart, study suggests  The Guardian
  3. How to cure a broken heart? The science behind why grief can be fatal  The Times
  4. Talking therapy boosts recovery from 'broken heart' syndrome  British Heart Foundation
  5. Simple daily activity could help protect against little known deadly syndrome that strikes thousands of Brits after a bereavement, experts discover  Daily Mail

• This 12-Minute Morning Routine Builds More Strength Than 45 Minutes at the Gym After 40 - Eat This Not That

  This 12-Minute Morning Routine Builds More Strength Than 45 Minutes at the Gym After 40  Eat This Not That

• Lesser-known dementia symptoms could appear at night - what to look for - The Mirror

  1. Lesser-known dementia symptoms could appear at night - what to look for  The Mirror
  2. Neurologist warns of 5 signs that increases the risk of dementia  The Times of India
  3. Understanding Alzheimer's disease: Where are we now and what does the future of dementia care look like?  Mayo Clinic Press
  4. GUEST VIEW: What looks like aging could be Alzheimer’s  Odessa American
  5. Don’t ignore the signs: Understanding Alzheimer’s disease  Naples Florida Weekly

• This diet appears to protect aging brains from dementia-related degeneration - PsyPost

  1. This diet appears to protect aging brains from dementia-related degeneration  PsyPost
  2. Mediterranean diet offsets genetic risk for dementia, study finds  Harvard Gazette
  3. People with a family history of Alzheimer's can reduce their risk with diet changes, scientists say. Here's how to start.  Business Insider
  4. People carrying two copies of ‘Alzheimer’s gene’ lowered risk by 35% via diet changes  CNN
  5. Interplay of genetic predisposition, plasma metabolome and Mediterranean diet in dementia risk and cognitive function  Nature

• Common daily vitamin shown to slow aging process over 4-year period - yahoo.com

  Common daily vitamin shown to slow aging process over 4-year period  yahoo.comView Full Coverage on Google News

• Santa Monica reports Typhus outbreak as County cases surge - Santa Monica Daily Press

  1. Santa Monica reports Typhus outbreak as County cases surge  Santa Monica Daily Press
  2. Public Health warns of rising flea-borne typhus cases amid Santa Monica outbreak  NBC4 Los Angeles
  3. LA County is warning about a rise in flea-borne Typhus cases and outbreaks  LAist
  4. Los Angeles County reports rise in flea-borne typhus cases  KTLA
  5. Flea-borne typhus cases rising in LA County  FOX 11 Los Angeles

• Parent advice: What my mother-in-law did put our child at serious risk. My husband blames me. - Slate

  Parent advice: What my mother-in-law did put our child at serious risk. My husband blames me.  Slate

• Spouses tend to share psychiatric disorders, massive study finds - Nature

  1. Spouses tend to share psychiatric disorders, massive study finds  Nature
  2. Spousal correlations for nine psychiatric disorders are consistent across cultures and persistent over generations  Nature
  3. Love’s hidden twin: why spouses often share psychiatric conditions  Fast Company
  4. Birds of a feather: Couples are more likely to share psychiatric disorders  Scimex

• 8 Things Smart People Stop Doing Once They Realize They’re Making Themselves Less Intelligent - YourTango

  8 Things Smart People Stop Doing Once They Realize They’re Making Themselves Less Intelligent  YourTango

• New blood test identifies early-stage Alzheimer's with 90% accuracy - Earth.com

  1. New blood test identifies early-stage Alzheimer's with 90% accuracy  Earth.com
  2. How Labcorp's FDA-Cleared Blood Test for Alzheimer’s Has Changed Its Investment Story (LH)  simplywall.st
  3. C2N Diagnostics Expands the PrecivityAD2™ Alzheimer’s Disease Blood Test Intended Use to Patients 50 Years and Older  Business Wire

• Rabid animal on the loose forces quarantine in American town - Daily Mail

  1. Rabid animal on the loose forces quarantine in American town  Daily Mail
  2. Rabid skunk found in N.J. town forces dogs to be quarantined  NJ.com
  3. Rabid skunk confirmed in Gibbsboro  Camden County, NJ
  4. Rabid Raccoon Potentially Exposed Family, Dogs To Disease In Camden Co.  Patch
  5. Rabid raccoon confirmed in Barrington  Camden County, NJ

• Invasive mosquitoes found in south Ashland - Ashland News

  1. Invasive mosquitoes found in south Ashland  Ashland News
  2. Jackson County Vector Control District finds Aedes aegypti mosquitoes second year in a row  KDRV
  3. Invasive mosquitoes found in Oregon for second year in a row, OHA warns  KOIN.com
  4. Jackson County discovers Aedes aegypti mosquitoes for second year in a row  Rogue Valley Times

• 2 students diagnosed with tuberculosis at Klein Cain High School - KHOU

  2 students diagnosed with tuberculosis at Klein Cain High School  KHOUView Full Coverage on Google News

• Cutting Back on One Amino Acid Increased Lifespan of Mice by Up to 33% - ScienceAlert

  Cutting Back on One Amino Acid Increased Lifespan of Mice by Up to 33%  ScienceAlert

• People’s Pharmacy: This blood pressure medicine is helping some women re-grow their hair - OregonLive.com

  People’s Pharmacy: This blood pressure medicine is helping some women re-grow their hair  OregonLive.com

• Dietitians Reveal the Number-1 Food Every Woman Over 40 Should Be Eating - AOL.com

  1. Dietitians Reveal the Number-1 Food Every Woman Over 40 Should Be Eating  AOL.com
  2. I’m a nutritionist – these are the five foods I eat regularly to avoid middle-aged spread  The Telegraph
  3. Women Over 40 Should Cut Out These 4 Common Foods If They Want A Flatter Stomach Because They Can ‘Lead To Inflammation’: Refined Carbs, More  SHEfinds

• Too Much of This Vitamin May Raise Cancer Risk, New Study Says - AOL.com

  Too Much of This Vitamin May Raise Cancer Risk, New Study Says  AOL.com

• Clinical trial shows constipation drug can treat patients with chronic kidney disease - Medical Xpress

  1. Clinical trial shows constipation drug can treat patients with chronic kidney disease  Medical Xpress
  2. Constipation Drug Shows Potential in Improving Kidney Function for CKD Patients  geneonline.com
  3. Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function  BIOENGINEER.ORG

• Doctors Reveal 11 Silent Signs of High Blood Sugar You Should Never Ignore - AOL.com

  1. Doctors Reveal 11 Silent Signs of High Blood Sugar You Should Never Ignore  AOL.com
  2. Diabetes warning! Excessive thirst could be the silent symptom you are missing  The Times of India
  3. The symptom of high blood sugar you should never ignore  Gazeta Express
  4. 11 signs your blood sugar is too high: Spot the warning symptoms early  MSN
  5. The Silent Symptom of High Blood Sugar You Should Never Ignore, According to Endocrinologists  parade.com

• 4 Bodyweight Exercises That Make You Stronger Than Most 30-Year-Olds After 50 - Eat This Not That

  1. 4 Bodyweight Exercises That Make You Stronger Than Most 30-Year-Olds After 50  Eat This Not That
  2. The Exercise That Promotes Longevity  Vogue
  3. A personal trainer says this is the best workout for building strength if you're over 60 and have limited mobility  Fit&Well
  4. Why lean muscle is the real fountain of youth  dailytimes.com
  5. Big muscles save lives: Science shows strength is the key to longevity  VegOut

• Lithium deficiency may be the hidden spark behind Alzheimer’s - ScienceDaily

  Lithium deficiency may be the hidden spark behind Alzheimer’s  ScienceDailyView Full Coverage on Google News

• The real problem with kids’ diets today - vox.com

  The real problem with kids’ diets today  vox.com

• Experts Say This Dairy Product May Help You Lose Visceral Fat - EatingWell

  Experts Say This Dairy Product May Help You Lose Visceral Fat  EatingWell

• I tried the walking method ‘better than 10,000 steps per day’ – this is why I’m a fan - The Independent

  1. I tried the walking method ‘better than 10,000 steps per day’ – this is why I’m a fan  The Independent
  2. How to choose a walking style that aligns with your fitness goals  National Geographic
  3. Move over 10k step count—Japanese walking might be the workout you need  Gulf News
  4. Japanese walking: Experts say wellness trend can boost strength, fitness, and heart health  MSN
  5. 20 years of research support Japanese walking for better aerobic capacity and a slower age-related decline -  OkDiario

• I caught a deadly infection from sleeping with my dog that's left me disfigured - Daily Mail

  I caught a deadly infection from sleeping with my dog that's left me disfigured  Daily Mail

• Scientists move toward developing vaccine against pathogenic Staphylococcus aureus - Medical Xpress

  Scientists move toward developing vaccine against pathogenic Staphylococcus aureus  Medical Xpress

• 2 people exposed to rabid bat in northwest suburb - NBC 5 Chicago

  2 people exposed to rabid bat in northwest suburb  NBC 5 ChicagoView Full Coverage on Google News

• Longevity gains slowing with life expectancy of 100 unlikely, study finds - Phys.org

  1. Longevity gains slowing with life expectancy of 100 unlikely, study finds  Phys.org
  2. Study finds generations born after 1939 unlikely to reach 100 years of age  The Independent
  3. The Family Circus  AOL.com
  4. Life Expectancy Rose from 62 to 80 Between 1900 and 1938 but Growth Has Slowed Since  geneonline.com
  5. Life Expectancy Gains Stall in Wealthy Nations, Study Warns  WebProNews

• 7 Breakfast Foods With More Protein Than Eggs - Real Simple

  1. 7 Breakfast Foods With More Protein Than Eggs  Real Simple
  2. 9 Easy High-Fiber, Anti-Inflammatory Breakfast Recipes  EatingWell
  3. 7 power breakfasts for a strong start  India Today NE
  4. 8 high-protein breakfasts you can make while you’re still half asleep  British GQ
  5. 7 simple anti-inflammatory breakfasts to support hormonal health  India.Com

• Medical Cannabis Fails the Long-Term Test: 58% of Patients Quit Within a Year - SciTechDaily

  Medical Cannabis Fails the Long-Term Test: 58% of Patients Quit Within a Year  SciTechDailyView Full Coverage on Google News

• 'Most comprehensive' review of autism treatments reveals some 'alternative' treatments may be dangerous - Daily Mail

  1. 'Most comprehensive' review of autism treatments reveals some 'alternative' treatments may be dangerous  Daily Mail
  2. Complementary, alternative and integrative medicine for autism: an umbrella review and online platform  Nature
  3. No strong evidence for alternative autism treatments, study finds  Medical Xpress
  4. Autism: 'No Strong Evidence' That Alternative Interventions Work  Newsweek
  5. Mirror Lights: No strong evidence to show acupuncture, music therapy work for autism: Study  Bangalore Mirror

• Mammograms May Reveal Hidden Heart Risks—if You Ask This One Question - Woman's World

  Mammograms May Reveal Hidden Heart Risks—if You Ask This One Question  Woman's World

• Gut Immune Cells Found Migrating to Alzheimer’s Brain - Neuroscience News

  1. Gut Immune Cells Found Migrating to Alzheimer’s Brain  Neuroscience News
  2. Gut Immune System Reshaped by Alzheimer’s Disease in Mice  Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News
  3. Gut Immune Cells Travel to the Brain in Alzheimer’s Disease  the-scientist.com
  4. Immune Cells Leave the Gut and Invade the Brain in Alzheimer’s Mice  ScienceBlog.com

• 31 people transported from Burning Man by ground, air ambulance in first 6 days - Reno Gazette Journal

  31 people transported from Burning Man by ground, air ambulance in first 6 days  Reno Gazette Journal

• COVID-19 rising in Texas, according to poop water and probably your friends - Chron

  1. COVID-19 rising in Texas, according to poop water and probably your friends  Chron
  2. COVID-19 Surges Again Amid Data Gaps  sanangelolive.com

• Dr. Roach: Neurosurgeon refuses to put in a shunt for person with NPH - The Detroit News

  1. Dr. Roach: Neurosurgeon refuses to put in a shunt for person with NPH  The Detroit News
  2. Peter's Garage: 2025 Infiniti QX55  thederrick.com

• Man Develops ‘Pork Worms’ In His Brain After Common Bacon Habit - Bored Panda

  1. Man Develops ‘Pork Worms’ In His Brain After Common Bacon Habit  Bored Panda
  2. Diagnostic dilemma: A man's preference for 'soft' bacon may have given him brain worms  Live Science
  3. How to avoid getting 'pork worms' after man developed them in brain after years of this cooking habit  UNILAD
  4. Breakfast lover's unusual cooking habit led to him acquiring pork worms in brain  Daily Express US
  5. Breakfast lover develops pork worms in brain after years of unusual cooking habit  The Mirror US

• Start of School in Salem area brings rise in respiratory illnesses - southernillinoisnow.com

  Start of School in Salem area brings rise in respiratory illnesses  southernillinoisnow.com

• 'Feisty' Little Animal Caught In Net Reveals Sweetest Face After Rescue - The Dodo

  'Feisty' Little Animal Caught In Net Reveals Sweetest Face After Rescue  The Dodo

• Emergency care without the hospital: Private clinic chain expands in west metro - Star Tribune

  Emergency care without the hospital: Private clinic chain expands in west metro  Star Tribune

• Tuberculosis Outbreak Hits 21 People at Maine’s Biggest Migrant Shelter - The Maine Wire

  Tuberculosis Outbreak Hits 21 People at Maine’s Biggest Migrant Shelter  The Maine Wire

• This everyday kitchen tool could be leaching toxins into your food - Earth.com

  This everyday kitchen tool could be leaching toxins into your food  Earth.com

• The End of Opioids? New Drug Could Change the Way We Treat Severe Pain - SciTechDaily

  1. The End of Opioids? New Drug Could Change the Way We Treat Severe Pain  SciTechDaily
  2. Is this Japanese non-addictive painkiller the answer to the opioid crisis?  South China Morning Post
  3. Scherrer lab explores how the brain can stop pain  The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  4. A New, Non-Addictive Painkiller is on the Horizon  UNC Health
  5. Japanese team develops strong painkiller to replace fentanyl  朝日新聞

• 7 daily habits that explain why some 60-year-olds look 45 - VegOut

  7 daily habits that explain why some 60-year-olds look 45  VegOut