Health

• DHS confirms first cases of measles in Wisconsin - Channel 3000

  1. DHS confirms first cases of measles in Wisconsin  Channel 3000
  2. Wisconsin officials confirm first measles cases of the year  CBS News
  3. DHS confirms 9 cases of measles in Oconto County, first cases of the year in Wisconsin  WBAY
  4. First cases of measles in Wisconsin confirmed  WSAW
  5. Nine measles cases identified in Oconto County  WLUK

• Measles exposure risk at N.J. medical center, health officials warn - NJ.com

  1. Measles exposure risk at N.J. medical center, health officials warn  NJ.com
  2. Passaic County measles case is 6th in state  Bergen Record
  3. Health officials: Passaic County resident diagnosed with measles  News 12
  4. Measles case confirmed in Passaic County, New Jersey, health officials say  CBS News
  5. Confirmed Measles Case at Chilton Medical Center – Sixth in New Jersey This Year  TAPinto

• Under RFK Jr, CDC skips study on vaccination rates, quietly posts data on drop - Ars Technica

  1. Under RFK Jr, CDC skips study on vaccination rates, quietly posts data on drop  Ars Technica
  2. Childhood Vaccination Rates Have Dropped Again, C.D.C. Data Shows  The New York Times
  3. Record share of US kindergartners missed required vaccinations last year, ahead of surge in measles cases  CNN
  4. Fewer kindergarteners are being vaccinated, CDC data show  The Hill
  5. Vaccine exemptions rise in 36 states  Axios

• Deadly 'flesh-eating' bacteria cases rise along Gulf Coast, doctors warn - ABC News

  1. Deadly 'flesh-eating' bacteria cases rise along Gulf Coast, doctors warn  ABC News
  2. Flesh-Eating Bacteria Leaves 8 Dead, 32 Sick Across Gulf Coast States  People.com
  3. 32 cases, 8 deaths from 'flesh-eating' infection recorded in Gulf Coast states. What to know.  NOLA.com
  4. Flesh-eating bacteria: Expert tips for avoiding an infection this summer  FOX 8 News
  5. A potentially deadly infection is on the rise in Louisiana. Here's what you need to know  WDSU

• Older Coloradans nearly back to pre-pandemic death rates, but middle-aged people dying younger than expected - The Denver Post

  1. Older Coloradans nearly back to pre-pandemic death rates, but middle-aged people dying younger than expected  The Denver Post
  2. Colorado sees a dramatic comeback in life expectancy, other health measures, after historic drop during the pandemic  Colorado Public Radio

• Colorado health officials confirm measles case in out-of-state resident - KUSA.com

  1. Colorado health officials confirm measles case in out-of-state resident  KUSA.com
  2. State health warns of measles exposure at Monarch Pass gift shop in southern Colorado  The Colorado Sun
  3. Colorado confirms another measles case. This time in Monarch Pass  Colorado Public Radio
  4. Colorado's measles outbreak is over, and the weekly US case count continues to diminish  KIRO 7 News Seattle
  5. Measles exposure in Saliday Friday confirmed  Denver Gazette

• Common sweetener could hold untapped potential to fight aggressive cancer, study finds - AOL.com

  Common sweetener could hold untapped potential to fight aggressive cancer, study finds  AOL.comView Full Coverage on Google News

• Trick your brain into staying motivated with one simple psychology hack - AOL.com

  Trick your brain into staying motivated with one simple psychology hack  AOL.com

• If you feel the weather in your bones, this might be why - The Washington Post

  If you feel the weather in your bones, this might be why  The Washington Post

• The world is getting hotter – this is what it is doing to our brains - BBC

  The world is getting hotter – this is what it is doing to our brains  BBCView Full Coverage on Google News

• An FDA panel spread misinformation about SSRI use in pregnancy, alarming doctors - NPR

  1. An FDA panel spread misinformation about SSRI use in pregnancy, alarming doctors  NPR
  2. How FDA panelists casting doubt on antidepressant use during pregnancy could lead to devastating outcomes for mothers  The Conversation
  3. FDA considers warning about antidepressants during pregnancy  NewsNation
  4. Opinion | The F.D.A.’s Panel on Antidepressants During Pregnancy Was Alarmingly Biased  The New York Times
  5. What is the risk of taking antidepressants during pregnancy?  WBUR

• Common allergy medication’s risks outweigh its usefulness, experts say - WQOW

  Common allergy medication’s risks outweigh its usefulness, experts say  WQOWView Full Coverage on Google News

• Menopause retreat helps new generation of women find relief and cope with stigmas: "We're suffering silently and that's not OK" - CBS News

  1. Menopause retreat helps new generation of women find relief and cope with stigmas: "We're suffering silently and that's not OK"  CBS News
  2. How Perimenopause Became the New Midlife Catchall for Aging Women  ELLE
  3. Where Are We On The Science Of Menopause? | Science Friday  WNYC Studios | Podcasts
  4. Menopause: empowering women through the midlife transition  WTVR.com
  5. Menopause Early or Later? That’s More Normal Than You Think  Woman's World

• Got the sniffles? Here’s what to know about summer colds, COVID-19 and more - AP News

  Got the sniffles? Here’s what to know about summer colds, COVID-19 and more  AP NewsView Full Coverage on Google News

• Medical Mysteries: Woman who develops colorblindness, diabetes gets rare diagnosis - The Washington Post

  Medical Mysteries: Woman who develops colorblindness, diabetes gets rare diagnosis  The Washington Post

• What are all these microplastics doing to our brains? - Medical Xpress

  What are all these microplastics doing to our brains?  Medical XpressView Full Coverage on Google News

• Dirty habit followed by 18million Americans TRIPLES the risk of getting cancer - Daily Mail

  1. Dirty habit followed by 18million Americans TRIPLES the risk of getting cancer  Daily Mail
  2. Cannabis users face a significantly higher oral cancer risk, similar to cigarette smokers  Earth.com
  3. Cannabis Use Disorder Triples Risk of Oral Cancer  UC San Diego Today
  4. Heavy Weed Use Brings High Risk for Oral Cancers  U.S. News & World Report
  5. Cannabis Use Disorder Linked to Oral Cancer  Conexiant

• 5 Supplements You Should Take to Relieve Constipation, According to a Gastroenterologist - EatingWell

  5 Supplements You Should Take to Relieve Constipation, According to a Gastroenterologist  EatingWell

• Why Exercise Is a Miracle Drug - Hacker News

  1. Why Exercise Is a Miracle Drug  Hacker News
  2. Comparative Effects of Exercise Type and Dose on Depression in Children and Adolescents: A Network Meta-Analysis  Frontiers
  3. Why Is Working Out Good For Your Mental Health?  Science Friday
  4. fMRI confirms yet again that exercise really does improve mood  AuntMinnie
  5. Neither books nor games: the daily habit that supports kids' mental health, according to a study -  OkDiario

• Caffeine pouches: The controversial energy alternative that teens are snapping up - The Independent

  Caffeine pouches: The controversial energy alternative that teens are snapping up  The IndependentView Full Coverage on Google News

• Warning over common sweetener that could make cancer treatment less effective - Daily Mail

  1. Warning over common sweetener that could make cancer treatment less effective  Daily Mail
  2. Why cancer patients may have to avoid popular sugar substitute  The Independent
  3. Common artificial sweetener may interfere with cancer treatments  New Scientist
  4. Sucralose artificial sweetener could make cancer treatment less effective  Medical Xpress
  5. Health Rounds: Artificial sweetener consumption linked to less effective cancer treatment  Reuters

• Covid and flu can awaken ‘sleeping’ cancer cells, scientists find - The Independent

  1. Covid and flu can awaken ‘sleeping’ cancer cells, scientists find  The Independent
  2. Respiratory viral infections awaken metastatic breast cancer cells in lungs  Nature
  3. CU Cancer Center-led Research Shows That COVID-19 Infection Can Awaken Dormant Cancer Cells, Leading to Metastatic Disease  CU Anschutz newsroom
  4. Respiratory Viruses Wake Up Dormant Cancer Cells  the-scientist.com
  5. Flu, COVID can reawaken dormant breast cancer cells: Study  The Hill

• Hollywood star blows the lid on sadistic doctor's abuse in his 'sleep room'... as his secret link to CIA emerges - Daily Mail

  Hollywood star blows the lid on sadistic doctor's abuse in his 'sleep room'... as his secret link to CIA emerges  Daily Mail

• 15 Minutes of This Exercise May Lower Mortality Risk by 19%, New Study Says - EatingWell

  1. 15 Minutes of This Exercise May Lower Mortality Risk by 19%, New Study Says  EatingWell
  2. Just 15 Minutes of Fast Walking a Day Could Save Your Life, New Study Finds  SciTechDaily
  3. How to Maximize the Health Benefits of Walking  Time Magazine
  4. Walk faster, age slower: The 14-step boost that builds strength  ScienceDaily
  5. Regular walks at a brisk pace may help boost longevity  Medical News Today

• This Unusual Sign Of Lung Cancer Shows Up In Your Fingers - HuffPost UK

  This Unusual Sign Of Lung Cancer Shows Up In Your Fingers  HuffPost UKView Full Coverage on Google News

• Father-of-two with inoperable brain tumour warns others about the strange symptom he ignored - Daily Mail

  1. Father-of-two with inoperable brain tumour warns others about the strange symptom he ignored  Daily Mail
  2. Dad, 40, Kept Smelling Bleach. Then He Received a Devastating Health Diagnosis  People.com
  3. Celebrating our Supporter Ambassador Sam Suriakumar on his 40th birthd  Brain Tumour Research
  4. Father of two diagnosed with brain tumour after collapsing on London Tube  The Independent
  5. Father-of-two 'smelled like bleach' before 'dark shadow' was found on his brain  The Mirror

• The First Widespread Cure for HIV Could Be in Children - WIRED

  The First Widespread Cure for HIV Could Be in Children  WIRED

• This Everyday Fruit Is A Hydration Hero—And May Even Protect Against Cancer. - Women's Health

  This Everyday Fruit Is A Hydration Hero—And May Even Protect Against Cancer.  Women's HealthView Full Coverage on Google News

• How Your Diet Influences Your Colorectal Cancer Risk - The New York Times

  1. How Your Diet Influences Your Colorectal Cancer Risk  The New York Times
  2. The Impact of Diet on Gut Health and Cancer Development  Technology Networks
  3. (PDF) Dissecting the Genetic Correlations and Causal Effects of Gut Microbiota on Pan‐Cancer Phenotype: Driven by Common Dietary Preferences  researchgate.net

• A mom felt like she was "walking on a hot bed of Legos constantly." It took months to learn why. - CBS News

  A mom felt like she was "walking on a hot bed of Legos constantly." It took months to learn why.  CBS NewsView Full Coverage on Google News

• I did 10 minutes of mobility training every day for a month—here’s why it’s changed my whole approach to strength training for longevity - Fit&Well

  1. I did 10 minutes of mobility training every day for a month—here’s why it’s changed my whole approach to strength training for longevity  Fit&Well
  2. Increase your chances of living longer with 14 gym-free ways to sneak more movement in your day  CNN
  3. Work Out At Work  Newsbug.info
  4. Simple, Effective Ways to Make Fitness Part of Everyday Life  WGN-TV
  5. 15 easy ways to sit less and move more – even if you have a desk job  Yahoo Home

• Warnings issued after two people contract brain-eating parasite found in pet dogs - Daily Mail

  Warnings issued after two people contract brain-eating parasite found in pet dogs  Daily Mail

• Why Gut Health Is More Important Than You Realize - Barron's

  1. Why Gut Health Is More Important Than You Realize  Barron's
  2. How the Gut Microbiome Affects Overall Well-Being  Palm Springs Life
  3. An overview of basic pathophysiological interactions between gut bacteria and their host  Frontiers
  4. Tips on how to accomplish a gut reset this summer  WJAR
  5. 25 Great Ways to Boost Your Gut Health | Members Only  AARP

• Minnesota seniors are more likely to die in falls than in almost any other state - Star Tribune

  Minnesota seniors are more likely to die in falls than in almost any other state  Star Tribune

• I'm a dietitian on the Mediterranean diet. Here are 10 things I get at Costco when I'm trying to eat more fiber. - Business Insider

  1. I'm a dietitian on the Mediterranean diet. Here are 10 things I get at Costco when I'm trying to eat more fiber.  Business Insider
  2. Dietitian explains fibermaxxing trend: What it is and how to properly incorporate fiber in your diet  ABC News
  3. The 'Fibermaxxing' Wellness Trend May Pose Health Risks. Here's Why.  ScienceAlert
  4. Is the latest trendy diet actually healthy? Dietitians talk 'fibermaxxing'  USA Today
  5. The Real Macro Women Aren’t Getting Enough Of—And It’s Not Protein  Women's Health

• The healing power of sunlight - WBUR

  1. The healing power of sunlight  WBUR
  2. Erin O'Hara: What are the health benefits of sunshine?  Newstalk ZB
  3. 967: Sunlight Benefits: More Sunlight Will Solve (Almost) All Your Problems (Solo Episode)  Wellness Mama

• Eat to beat bowel cancer - gut doctor reveals SIX hearty snacks to prevent the disease as cases soar in under 50s - Daily Mail

  1. Eat to beat bowel cancer - gut doctor reveals SIX hearty snacks to prevent the disease as cases soar in under 50s  Daily Mail
  2. A Little-Known Diet Mistake Putting Millions At Risk of Bowel Cancer  Times Now
  3. The little-known diet mistake putting millions at risk of bowel cancer - 5 foods to add to your shopping list now  The Sun
  4. I'm a bowel cancer expert, these are the key foods everyone needs to eat more of to protect them from the disease - as cases surge in under 50s  Daily Mail
  5. Eat to beat bowel cancer - gut doctor reveals SIX hearty snacks to prevent the disease  NewsBreak: Local News & Alerts

• I’m an Epidemiologist. Here’s My Take on That Scary Study About Processed Meat. - slate.com

  1. I’m an Epidemiologist. Here’s My Take on That Scary Study About Processed Meat.  slate.com
  2. Lung cancer warning for foods which make up ‘half the average diet’ after new study  The Independent
  3. High amounts of ultra-processed foods may increase lung cancer risk by 41%  Medical News Today
  4. Processed meat and cancer: What you need to know  MD Anderson Cancer Center
  5. Ultra-processed foods like bread, soda, and noodles may raise lung cancer risk: Study  Times of India

• 6 Salad Dressings Experts Warn You Should Never Buy - Eat This Not That

  6 Salad Dressings Experts Warn You Should Never Buy  Eat This Not That

• SpaceX just launched disease-causing bacteria to the International Space Station - Space

  1. SpaceX just launched disease-causing bacteria to the International Space Station  Space
  2. NASA's latest mission to the ISS features a bacterial experiment  Engadget
  3. Israeli experiment on bacteria heads to International Space Station  The Times of Israel
  4. Israeli hospital to join NASA, SpaceX mission to study microgravity’s effects on diseases  The Jerusalem Post
  5. What We Know About Microbes in Space: Invisible Passengers of the Final Frontier  Vocal

• A Common Drug Prescribed For Chronic Back Pain May Lead To Higher Risk Of Dementia - Health Digest

  A Common Drug Prescribed For Chronic Back Pain May Lead To Higher Risk Of Dementia  Health Digest

• Scientists Debunk Popular Myth: Eating Sugar Doesn’t Make You Crave It More - SciTechDaily

  Scientists Debunk Popular Myth: Eating Sugar Doesn’t Make You Crave It More  SciTechDaily

• Chris Meloni's Family Members Mistook Early Lyme Disease Signs for This Common Bug - yahoo.com

  Chris Meloni's Family Members Mistook Early Lyme Disease Signs for This Common Bug  yahoo.com

• Simple body scan can detect if you'll suffer medical emergency that kills 1.2 million Americans - Daily Mail

  1. Simple body scan can detect if you'll suffer medical emergency that kills 1.2 million Americans  Daily Mail
  2. This Test Tells You More About Your Heart Attack Risk  KFF Health News
  3. Heart attack risk? This heart scan can tell you more than a cholesterol test; but you probably haven't he  Times of India
  4. This simple test can detect heart disease risk early  India Today
  5. Heart Health: Taking a Look at a New Preventative Test for Cardiovascular Disease  bet.com

• Dogs and their people: Companions in cancer research - The Washington Post

  1. Dogs and their people: Companions in cancer research  The Washington Post
  2. EXCLUSIVE: Vaccine studied at Yale could delay, cure cancer in dogs  WTNH.com
  3. Man’s best friend is an ally in helping humans heal  WLRN
  4. New insights could influence canine cancer outcomes  MRCVSonline
  5. How dogs are helping cure cancer  think.kera.org

• 84% of Hyderabad IT Employees Have Liver Risk: Nadda - Deccan Chronicle

  1. 84% of Hyderabad IT Employees Have Liver Risk: Nadda  Deccan Chronicle
  2. States asked to undertake regular screening to tackle rising fatty liver disease: Nadda  Nagaland Tribune
  3. Shocking warning for IT employees..!? Health Problems..!?  indiaherald.com
  4. Assessment of Liver Enzymes and the Risk of Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) Among Information Technology (IT) Professionals  Cureus
  5. Silent Health Crisis Hits Hyderabad's Tech Sector: 84 per cent Show Signs of Fatty Liver Disease, Says Nadda  BW Healthcare

• The Health Benefits of Prunes—a Powerful Superfood That Deserves a Second Chance - AOL.com

  The Health Benefits of Prunes—a Powerful Superfood That Deserves a Second Chance  AOL.com

• I Hated My Breasts And Was Afraid To Show Them To Dates. Here's What Happened When I Did. - Yahoo Lifestyle Canada

  I Hated My Breasts And Was Afraid To Show Them To Dates. Here's What Happened When I Did.  Yahoo Lifestyle Canada

• Leptin, Not Just Insulin, May Hold the Key to Diabetes Treatment - Neuroscience News

  1. Leptin, Not Just Insulin, May Hold the Key to Diabetes Treatment  Neuroscience News
  2. New Research Explores the Brain as a Potential Target for Type 1 Diabetes Treatments  BIOENGINEER.ORG

• Collagen Decline Affects More Than Just Your Skin - Vogue

  1. Collagen Decline Affects More Than Just Your Skin  Vogue
  2. Should you take collagen?  The Economist
  3. How To Increase Collagen And Boost Elasticity In The Skin  British Vogue
  4. Do Collagen Supplements Work? Science-Backed Benefits for Skin, Joints, and Muscles  News-Medical
  5. This Is The Easiest Way To Naturally Plump Your Skin & Restore Collagen  MindBodyGreen

• Ten deaths from West Nile virus reported in Italy - Euronews.com

  1. Ten deaths from West Nile virus reported in Italy  Euronews.com
  2. 2 Dead Following 32 Cases of West Nile Virus  People.com
  3. Third Campania West Nile death takes total up to seven  ANSA
  4. West Nile: What it is, how it's transmitted, and how to protect yourself from the virus  Agenzia Nova
  5. Swiss authorities keep close eye on West Nile fever in Italy  SWI swissinfo.ch

• My In-Laws Asked Us for an Impossible Favor. My Husband Has Made It Even Worse. - slate.com

  My In-Laws Asked Us for an Impossible Favor. My Husband Has Made It Even Worse.  slate.com

• Can just one workout reduce cancer risk? Research says it may—by as much as 30% - Times of India

  1. Can just one workout reduce cancer risk? Research says it may—by as much as 30%  Times of India
  2. Study Finds One Workout Can Cut Cancer Cell Growth by 30%  SciTechDaily
  3. It’s Time to Make Lifestyle Interventions Standard in Oncology  MedCity News
  4. Pashtoon Kasi: The Value of a Structured Exercise Program for Patients Undergoing Chemotherapy  Oncodaily
  5. VisualAbstract: 3-Year Structured Exercise after Adjuvant Chemotherapy Improved Survival for Colon Cancer  2 Minute Medicine

• Trying to Lower Your Cholesterol? Experts Agree This Is the #1 Thing to Limit - EatingWell

  1. Trying to Lower Your Cholesterol? Experts Agree This Is the #1 Thing to Limit  EatingWell
  2. 16 Heart-Healthy Breakfasts to Make Forever  EatingWell
  3. 5 heart-healthy breakfast choices for people with cardiovascular disease  VnExpress International
  4. You Just Found Out You Have High Cholesterol—Here Are 4 Things a Cardiologist Recommends Doing  AOL.com
  5. Boost Your Heart Health: Top 5 Cholesterol-Fighting Foods for Breakfast  OnlyMyHealth

• The dangerous ingredients tied to cancer and dementia lurking in America's favorite canned cocktails - Daily Mail

  The dangerous ingredients tied to cancer and dementia lurking in America's favorite canned cocktails  Daily Mail

• “So, This is What Heroin Addicts Feel Like?” - RealClearDefense

  “So, This is What Heroin Addicts Feel Like?”  RealClearDefense

• 7 Drinks to Help You Lose Body Fat Percentage in a Month - Eat This Not That

  7 Drinks to Help You Lose Body Fat Percentage in a Month  Eat This Not That

• "Jurassic World" Star Luna Blaise in Bikini Is "Sad" - Celebwell

  "Jurassic World" Star Luna Blaise in Bikini Is "Sad"  Celebwell

• Serotonin receptor signaling insights may pave way for next-gen mental health drugs - Medical Xpress

  1. Serotonin receptor signaling insights may pave way for next-gen mental health drugs  Medical Xpress
  2. Research reveals molecular mechanism of antidepressant's slow effects in brain - CHOSUNBIZ  Chosunbiz
  3. New insights about brain receptor may pave way for next-gen mental health drugs  EurekAlert!
  4. Breakthrough Discovery in Brain Receptors Could Revolutionize Next-Generation Mental Health Treatments  BIOENGINEER.ORG

• Adding this one inexpensive supplement could have ‘magical’ impact on sleep, energy, mood and more - PennLive.com

  1. Adding this one inexpensive supplement could have ‘magical’ impact on sleep, energy, mood and more  PennLive.com
  2. This lesser-known form of magnesium is easier for your body to absorb—and is just as effective  health.com
  3. The Number-1 Sign You’re Not Getting Enough Magnesium  Prevention
  4. From sleep to heart health: The exact magnesium types your body really needs  Business Today
  5. Health benefits of magnesium in daily diet: Beats brain fog, boosts focus  Moneycontrol

• People with higher intelligence make more accurate predictions about their lifespan - PsyPost

  People with higher intelligence make more accurate predictions about their lifespan  PsyPost

• 4 Ways to Keep Your Joints Healthy - The New York Times

  4 Ways to Keep Your Joints Healthy  The New York Times

• Diabetes remission is possible — but there’s a catch, new study finds - San Francisco Chronicle

  1. Diabetes remission is possible — but there’s a catch, new study finds  San Francisco Chronicle
  2. Diabetic patient can return to normal blood sugar levels without medication: PGI Chandigarh  MorungExpress
  3. How much is enough? Seeking remission from type 2 diabetes  Optometry Times
  4. Rewriting Diabetes: PGI Chandigarh Study Shows Remission May Be Achievable for Many  :: India News Calling ::
  5. Putting type 2 diabetes into remission doesn’t happen often, but it is possible  Kaiser Permanente Division of Research

• 4 NC counties’ STD rates among highest in US, study says. See the full list - Charlotte Observer

  4 NC counties’ STD rates among highest in US, study says. See the full list  Charlotte Observer

• Woman Not Entirely Convinced The Cat She Adopted Isn't Part Alien - The Dodo

  Woman Not Entirely Convinced The Cat She Adopted Isn't Part Alien  The Dodo

• Kate knows extreme morning sickness is hell. Why’s help so hard to find? - The Times

  1. Kate knows extreme morning sickness is hell. Why’s help so hard to find?  The Times
  2. The harsh reality of ‘extreme morning sickness’  inkl
  3. Can't keep anything down? Let's talk about HG and severe morning sickness  MSN

• 5 Myths About Diabetes You Need to Stop Believing, According to Dietitians - EatingWell

  5 Myths About Diabetes You Need to Stop Believing, According to Dietitians  EatingWell

• The #1 Nut to Help Reduce Visceral Fat, According to Dietitians - EatingWell

  The #1 Nut to Help Reduce Visceral Fat, According to Dietitians  EatingWell

• Veteran Navy SEAL Shares Longevity Morning Routine: Salt Water, Coffee - Business Insider

  Veteran Navy SEAL Shares Longevity Morning Routine: Salt Water, Coffee  Business Insider

• Signs of MS Emerge 15 Years Before Diagnosis - Neuroscience News

  1. Signs of MS Emerge 15 Years Before Diagnosis  Neuroscience News
  2. Early Warning Signs For MS Discovered—Appear 15 Years Before Main Symptoms  Newsweek
  3. Fatigue, anxiety, pain? They might be MS in disguise  ScienceDaily
  4. Multiple sclerosis may begin far earlier than previously thought  MSN
  5. Multiple sclerosis may emerge a decade before neurological symptoms begin to appear  Nagaland Tribune