Health

• US measles cases are undercounted, experts say, but real numbers are proving hard to pin down - CNN

  1. US measles cases are undercounted, experts say, but real numbers are proving hard to pin down  CNN
  2. Large number of measles cases being missed, CDC says  CBS News
  3. US exceeds 700 measles cases as officials struggle to contain outbreaks  USA Today
  4. What are the symptoms of measles? And other answers to common questions.  Detroit Free Press
  5. U.S. measles cases surpass 700 with outbreaks in six states. Here’s what to know  Los Angeles Times

• US CDC advisers discuss narrowing use of COVID-19 booster shots - Reuters

  1. US CDC advisers discuss narrowing use of COVID-19 booster shots  Reuters
  2. After delays, first vaccine advisory meeting under RFK Jr. is underway  NPR
  3. Key vaccine committee meets for the first time under Robert F. Kennedy Jr.  AP News
  4. After delay, first CDC vaccine panel under RFK Jr. meets to hash out recommendations  Fierce Pharma
  5. CDC weighing end to universal COVID vaccine recommendations  CBS News

• Measles cases linked to Texas outbreak reach 561, with 20 new infections confirmed - ABC News

  1. Measles cases linked to Texas outbreak reach 561, with 20 new infections confirmed  ABC News
  2. Measles exploded in Texas after stagnant vaccine funding. New cuts threaten the same across the US  AP News
  3. Texas measles outbreak grows; Michigan, Pennsylvania report new outbreaks  CIDRAP
  4. Terrifying look inside US town being overwhelmed by world's most infectious disease  Daily Mail
  5. 20 more measles cases reported in outbreak across West Texas  newschannel10.com

• 1-year-old with measles may have exposed others at 7 locations: Ingham officials - The Detroit News

  1. 1-year-old with measles may have exposed others at 7 locations: Ingham officials  The Detroit News
  2. Ingham County confirms first measles case in more than 30 years  WKAR Public Media
  3. Michigan baby infected with measles received MMR vaccine day before trip, officials say  Detroit Free Press
  4. Parents, health experts react after measles found in Ingham Co. toddler, first case in 30 years  https://www.wilx.com
  5. ICHD: 1-year-old Ingham County girl vaccinated before contracting measles  Lansing State Journal

• Technology use may be associated with a lower risk for dementia, study finds - Yahoo

  Technology use may be associated with a lower risk for dementia, study finds  YahooView Full Coverage on Google News

• As depression becomes more common in the US, treatment rates vary, CDC reports show - CNN

  1. As depression becomes more common in the US, treatment rates vary, CDC reports show  CNN
  2. Mental Health Care in America  WABE
  3. Mental health concerns lingering long after COVID-19 shutdowns  Butler Eagle

• The truth about CT scans: The common health check could drive 103,000 cancer cases, research warns - Fortune

  1. The truth about CT scans: The common health check could drive 103,000 cancer cases, research warns  Fortune
  2. CT Scans Projected to Result in 100,000 New Cancers in The US  ScienceAlert
  3. 5% of US cancers may be caused by medical imaging radiation  DW
  4. Radiation from CT Scans Performed in Just 1 Year Could Lead to Over 100,000 Future Cancer Diagnoses, Study Finds  People.com
  5. Popular CT Scans Could Account for 5% of All Cancer Cases A Year  UC San Francisco

• More H5N1 detections in US dairy cows and poultry; WHO unveils H5 surveillance guide - CIDRAP

  More H5N1 detections in US dairy cows and poultry; WHO unveils H5 surveillance guide  CIDRAPView Full Coverage on Google News

• El Paso confirms 5 new measles cases, total rises to 13 - KFOX

  1. El Paso confirms 5 new measles cases, total rises to 13  KFOX
  2. El Paso confirms 3 new cases of measles  KTSM 9 News
  3. El Paso daycares ramp up precautions amid measles outbreak concerns  KFOX
  4. 5 new measles cases reported in El Paso, bringing total to 13  KVIA
  5. Ysleta ISD enforces health policy, excludes students without MMR vaccine documentation  KDBC

• Children exposed to brain-harming chemicals while sleeping: Scientists urge mattress manufacturers to act - Medical Xpress

  1. Children exposed to brain-harming chemicals while sleeping: Scientists urge mattress manufacturers to act  Medical Xpress
  2. Brain-harming chemicals released from mattresses while children sleep, study says  CNN
  3. Chemicals found in mattresses linked to cancer, brain damage: What is the alternative  Times of India
  4. Young Children’s Exposure to Chemicals of Concern in Their Sleeping Environment: An In-Home Study  ACS Publications
  5. Mattresses May Be Harming Children’s Brains, New Study Finds  People.com

• Is Covid Rewriting the Rules of Aging? Brain Decline Alarms Doctors - WSJ - WSJ

  1. Is Covid Rewriting the Rules of Aging? Brain Decline Alarms Doctors - WSJ  WSJ
  2. Experts warn virus that almost all of us have caught may dramatically raise risk of young dementia  Daily Mail

• Shameful reason so many young people are being diagnosed with late-stage colon cancer - Daily Mail

  1. Shameful reason so many young people are being diagnosed with late-stage colon cancer  Daily Mail
  2. Omaha woman shares experience with colorectal cancer as doctors warn of spike among young adults  WOWT
  3. Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital and Rutgers Health Study Shows that Colorectal and Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma Incidence Rates are Rising Most Among Young Adults  RWJBarnabas Health
  4. Colon cancer is ‘becoming younger.’ Here’s how Stockton is raising awareness  Stocktonia
  5. Dr. Li Li: Colorectal cancer is on the rise, but not enough are getting screened  The Daily Progress

• Translating what Kennedy’s anti-vaccine allies hear in his response to the measles outbreak - AP News

  1. Translating what Kennedy’s anti-vaccine allies hear in his response to the measles outbreak  AP News
  2. Health Secretary RFK Jr. falsely claims that measles vaccine protection ‘wanes very quickly’  NBC News
  3. RFK Jr.’s long, complicated history with the measles vaccines  CNN
  4. Key takeaways from RFK Jr.'s interview on measles vaccine, food dyes, weight loss drugs and more  CBS News
  5. RFK Jr. claims 'leaky' measles vaccine wanes over time. Scientists say he's wrong.  USA Today

• Rabid Raccoon Caught After Attacking Dog, Person In Collingswood - Patch

  1. Rabid Raccoon Caught After Attacking Dog, Person In Collingswood  Patch
  2. Raccoon gets into fight with NJ neighbor's dog, tests positive for rabies  NBC10 Philadelphia
  3. Aggressive raccoon caught after infecting person and dog in N.J. with rabies  SILive.com
  4. Wild raccoon with rabies found in Lebanon Township  New Jersey Hills
  5. Man and dog in Collingswood separately attacked by rabid raccoon  New Jersey 101.5

• Vaccine expert worries child measles deaths are being 'normalized' - NPR

  Vaccine expert worries child measles deaths are being 'normalized'  NPRView Full Coverage on Google News

• Bananas Over Salt? New Research Rewrites Blood Pressure Advice - SciTechDaily

  1. Bananas Over Salt? New Research Rewrites Blood Pressure Advice  SciTechDaily
  2. Doctors are urging BP patients to have 1 banana daily: 5 reasons to have this superfruit  Times of India
  3. Eating more of this 105-calorie snack can lower your blood pressure  New York Post
  4. Want lower blood pressure? Pass the bananas, not the salt  News-Medical
  5. The fruit that’s better at lowering blood pressure than cutting salt  The Independent

• After years of warnings, brown rice still contains this toxic metal. Why it’s there—and how harmful it is - Fortune

  1. After years of warnings, brown rice still contains this toxic metal. Why it’s there—and how harmful it is  Fortune
  2. Brown rice far worse than white rice when it comes to toxins, study finds  Fox News
  3. Think brown rice is healthier than white rice? Study finds high levels of carcinogen in brown rice in the  Times of India
  4. Brown rice has 40% more of this toxic chemical than white rice  New York Post
  5. Warning! Eating Brown Rice Can Increase Your Risk of Cancer; Here's How  Times Now

• How to boost protein in your diet, without losing other nutrients. 5 tips from an expert - CNN

  1. How to boost protein in your diet, without losing other nutrients. 5 tips from an expert  CNN
  2. 'Eating more protein isn't enough': Fat loss coach spills the tea about weight loss diet  Hindustan Times
  3. A sports nutritionist shared 5 tips for eating enough protein to build muscle  Business Insider
  4. Do You Need To Eat More Protein? 5 Signs You're Not Getting Enough  Women's Health
  5. The more protein, the better? Breaking down 6 of the biggest claims  San Diego Union-Tribune

• Microplastics may cause premature aging at a cellular level - Earth.com

  1. Microplastics may cause premature aging at a cellular level  Earth.com
  2. Scientists sound alarm after making disturbing discovery while studying human brains: 'This stuff is increasing in our world exponentially'  Yahoo
  3. What Are Microplastics Doing to Our Bodies? This Lab Is Racing to Find Out.  The New York Times
  4. Microplastics Are Everywhere—Here’s How to Limit Them in Your Food  EatingWell
  5. Scientists Beg People to Stop Drinking From Plastic Water Bottles — Turns Out, It Can Be Deadly  Green Matters

• Brisk walking linked to lower risk of heart rhythm problems, study finds - The Guardian

  1. Brisk walking linked to lower risk of heart rhythm problems, study finds  The Guardian
  2. Brisk walkers on the right path for better heart health  The Times
  3. Detail in the way you walk could put you at risk of sudden cardiac death  Daily Mail
  4. Ideal walking pace for a smaller waist, weight loss and reduced risk of killer heart condition revealed  The Sun
  5. Secret to living longer could be hidden inside very easy brisk walking exercises  The Mirror

• Combination of two cheap drugs could save lives after heart attack, study finds - The Guardian

  1. Combination of two cheap drugs could save lives after heart attack, study finds  The Guardian
  2. New Gold Standard for Cholesterol Treatment Could Prevent 330,000 Deaths a Year  SciTechDaily
  3. Simple medication can save the lives of cardiac patients  EurekAlert!
  4. Another Push for Upfront Ezetimibe-Statin Combo Soon After MI  MedPage Today
  5. Combination of drugs could prevent thousands of heart attacks  Imperial College London

• 2 researchers win Breakthrough Prize for MS discoveries - Multiple Sclerosis News Today

  2 researchers win Breakthrough Prize for MS discoveries  Multiple Sclerosis News Today

• Could Food Allergies Be Reversed? These Immune Cells May Hold the Key - SciTechDaily

  1. Could Food Allergies Be Reversed? These Immune Cells May Hold the Key  SciTechDaily
  2. Newly Discovered Immune Cell Type Regulates Food Allergies  Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News
  3. New research ignites hope for an allergy-free future  theweek.in
  4. New Immune Cell Discovery May Ease Food Allergy Symptoms  Discover Magazine

• The latest scientific breakthrough in how probiotics impact mental health - Fortune

  1. The latest scientific breakthrough in how probiotics impact mental health  Fortune
  2. Probiotics May Improve Mood Via Gut–Brain Axis  Technology Networks
  3. Probiotic supplements may reduce negative emotions in healthy adults  PsyPost
  4. Taking Probiotics Could Boost Your Mood, Study Finds  Healthline
  5. Probiotics reduce negative mood over time: the value of daily self-reports in detecting effects  Nature

• A Scientist Is Paid to Study Maple Syrup. He’s Also Paid to Promote It. - The New York Times

  A Scientist Is Paid to Study Maple Syrup. He’s Also Paid to Promote It.  The New York Times

• I ate, drank, and didn't gym for a year in Europe... and still got fitter. What happened to my body shocked me - Daily Mail

  I ate, drank, and didn't gym for a year in Europe... and still got fitter. What happened to my body shocked me  Daily Mail

• Health officials investigate measles case at a Five Guys in D.C. - The Washington Post

  1. Health officials investigate measles case at a Five Guys in D.C.  The Washington Post
  2. Health officials investigating person with measles who ate at DC restaurant  WTOP
  3. Person with confirmed case of measles visited this DC Five Guys while contagious  WUSA9
  4. DC Health investigating measles exposures at Five Guys in Northwest  NBC4 Washington
  5. 7News seeks answers on delayed CDC measles map updates amid new DC case  WJLA

• How Can I Reduce My Risk of Cancer? - The New York Times

  1. How Can I Reduce My Risk of Cancer?  The New York Times
  2. Why Lifestyle Choices Could Determine Whether Or Not You Get Cancer  Forbes
  3. Adopting a healthy lifestyle to lower cancer risk  AdventHealth
  4. 2 actions can help reduce risk of getting cancer  WV News
  5. Is cancer more preventable than you think?  The Chicago Crusader

• LSD-Inspired Drug Reverses Psychosis Brain Damage Without Hallucinations - Neuroscience News

  1. LSD-Inspired Drug Reverses Psychosis Brain Damage Without Hallucinations  Neuroscience News
  2. Researchers Develop an LSD Analogue with Potential for Treating Schizophrenia  UC Davis
  3. US scientists engineer safer LSD to treat schizophrenia and boost brain function  Yahoo
  4. LSD Analog That May Have Potential for Treating Schizophrenia Developed  Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News
  5. UC Davis testing finds therapeutic success with rearranged LSD molecule  The Business Journals

• Here’s a science-backed way to get healthier if you don’t like exercise - The Washington Post

  1. Here’s a science-backed way to get healthier if you don’t like exercise  The Washington Post
  2. This is the least you need to do to reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease  The Sydney Morning Herald
  3. These health tweaks could help you live longer — without a ton of exercise  The Independent
  4. For the Heart, Small Exertions Are Better Than None  Newser

• ‘Not just measles’: Whooping cough cases are soaring as vaccine rates decline - CNN

  1. ‘Not just measles’: Whooping cough cases are soaring as vaccine rates decline  CNN
  2. “Not Just Measles”: Whooping Cough Cases Are Soaring as Vaccine Rates Decline  ProPublica
  3. Whooping cough cases skyrocket, with 2025 expected to surpass previous years  WXYZ Channel 7
  4. Whooping cough cases skyrocket across US as measles concerns surge  The Independent
  5. What to Know About Whooping Cough  Time Magazine

• Hood River County health officials say 2 deaths linked to rare brain disease - KGW

  1. Hood River County health officials say 2 deaths linked to rare brain disease  KGW
  2. Two dead, another infected, as rare brain disease reported in one Oregon county  The Independent
  3. 2 in Oregon die of rare brain disease  OregonLive.com
  4. 3 cases of rare brain disease reported in Hood River County; 2 reported dead  KOIN.com
  5. Two people dead as HR County Health Department investigates Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease; No link yet found in cases  Columbia Community Connection

• Harris County HIV and STI cases surge faster than rest of Texas - KHOU

  Harris County HIV and STI cases surge faster than rest of Texas  KHOU

• 6 "Bad" Foods That Help Lower Cholesterol, According to a Dietitian - EatingWell

  1. 6 "Bad" Foods That Help Lower Cholesterol, According to a Dietitian  EatingWell
  2. Five high-cholesterol foods you should eat (and what to avoid)  The Telegraph
  3. Heart experts say one fruit at 11am lowers cholesterol, weight and blood pressure  Surrey Live
  4. Cardiologists praise cholesterol-lowering exercise that's 'better than' running  Daily Express
  5. Four easy lifestyle changes can reduce risk of high cholesterol  Devon Live

• ADHD: Woman's private diagnosis led to 'life changing' medication - BBC

  ADHD: Woman's private diagnosis led to 'life changing' medication  BBC

• Father Of Girl With Measles Who Died Stands By Decision Not To Vaccinate Her - HuffPost

  1. Father Of Girl With Measles Who Died Stands By Decision Not To Vaccinate Her  HuffPost
  2. Texas Dad Doesn't Regret Not Vaccinating Daughter After She Dies of Measles  Newsweek
  3. Father of unvaccinated girl who died of measles makes infuriating claim  NJ.com
  4. Dr. Pierre Kory: It ‘wasn’t measles’ that killed two Texas children – ‘not by a long shot’  CatholicVote org
  5. Father of Second Texas Child To Die of Measles Says He Has ‘No Regrets’ About Not Vaccinating His Daughter, Blames Left-Wing Media  The New York Sun

• Yawning may be more dangerous than you think, experts say - KSL News

  Yawning may be more dangerous than you think, experts say  KSL NewsView Full Coverage on Google News

• This underrated nutrient could be key for healthy brain ageing - BBC Science Focus Magazine

  1. This underrated nutrient could be key for healthy brain ageing  BBC Science Focus Magazine
  2. What Happens to Your Brain Without Vitamin K? New Study Reveals Surprising Effects  SciTechDaily
  3. New research deepens understanding of how vitamin K affects brain health  Medical Xpress
  4. Lack of key vitamin could be the cause of your memory blips - the 11 foods to add to your diet today  The Sun
  5. Lower Vitamin K Levels Associated with Impaired Learning and Memory in Mice  Pharmacy Times

• Oahu child with measles recovers; 92 people identified for possible exposure - Honolulu Star-Advertiser

  1. Oahu child with measles recovers; 92 people identified for possible exposure  Honolulu Star-Advertiser
  2. Health officials identify 10 vulnerable individuals who came in contact with measles  KHON2
  3. Hawaii governor: An urgent call to action to protect America’s children from measles  CNN
  4. The Conversation: What tariffs could mean for Hawaiʻi; Measles vaccine  Hawaii Public Radio
  5. DOH: No new measles cases reported following confirmed case on Oahu  Spectrum News

• Fact check: Does a new study say the flu vaccine is dangerous? - Al Jazeera

  1. Fact check: Does a new study say the flu vaccine is dangerous?  Al Jazeera
  2. This year's flu shot linked to higher flu risk in adults: Cleveland Clinic study  WBMA
  3. Flu vaccine linked to higher infections, says early research  Fox News
  4. Opinion | Flawed Flu Vaccine Study Sparks Misinformation Storm  MedPage Today
  5. Does the Flu Shot Raise Infection Risk? Here’s What a New Study Actually Found  health.com

• How Healthy Is Asparagus? - The New York Times

  1. How Healthy Is Asparagus?  The New York Times
  2. 6 health benefits of asparagus  VnExpress International
  3. Asparagus Has More Benefits Than A Multivitamin  Vogue Philippines
  4. Promote Asparagus Year-Round  Produce Business
  5. 2025 Masters of Merchandising: Peruvian Asparagus Importers Association  Produce Business

• ‘Air Hunger’ Is A Symptom Of Anxiety We Don’t Talk About Nearly Enough - HuffPost

  ‘Air Hunger’ Is A Symptom Of Anxiety We Don’t Talk About Nearly Enough  HuffPost

• Quick home health tests: Check your reaction times - BBC

  Quick home health tests: Check your reaction times  BBC

• Older people may not need to watch blood sugar so closely - San Diego Union-Tribune

  1. Older people may not need to watch blood sugar so closely  San Diego Union-Tribune
  2. Older people with type 1 diabetes mellitus: a call for a new management approach  Nature
  3. Why some doctors want older diabetics to loosen blood sugar control  Arizona PBS

• Erie County declares measles outbreak as U.S. case tally rises - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

  1. Erie County declares measles outbreak as U.S. case tally rises  Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
  2. Erie County declares measles outbreak with two new cases. What it means  Erie Times-News
  3. Health officials in Western Pennsylvania county declare measles outbreak  WPXI
  4. 2 New Measles Cases Reported in Erie County; Vaccine Clinic Scheduled  Erie News Now
  5. Two new cases of measles reported in Erie County  yourerie.com

• Habit millions pick up to relax linked to 72% higher risk of DEMENTIA - Daily Mail

  1. Habit millions pick up to relax linked to 72% higher risk of DEMENTIA  Daily Mail
  2. Older People Seeking Care for Cannabis Use at Greater Risk for Dementia, Study Finds  The New York Times
  3. People over 65 are being hospitalized 2700% more for this common pastime — which also increases dementia risk  New York Post
  4. Emergency Care for Cannabis Use Tied to Higher Dementia Risk  MedPage Today
  5. Elevated Dopamine in Cannabis Users May Explain Psychosis Risk  Neuroscience News

• ‘Flesh-Eating’ Infections of the Vulva Are on the Rise, Doctors Warn - gizmodo.com

  ‘Flesh-Eating’ Infections of the Vulva Are on the Rise, Doctors Warn  gizmodo.com

• 'We just don't know exactly what it is' | Central Georgia vets seeing rise of mystery illness in dogs - 13WMAZ

  'We just don't know exactly what it is' | Central Georgia vets seeing rise of mystery illness in dogs  13WMAZ

• Fat in common cooking oils is linked to aggressive breast cancer - but here’s why you shouldn’t panic - The Conversation

  1. Fat in common cooking oils is linked to aggressive breast cancer - but here’s why you shouldn’t panic  The Conversation
  2. Fat in Common Cooking Oils Linked to Aggressive Breast Cancer  SciTechDaily

• Dark Personality Traits in Politicians Fuel Political Polarization - Neuroscience News

  Dark Personality Traits in Politicians Fuel Political Polarization  Neuroscience News

• This Therapist Helped Clients Feel Better. It Was A.I. - The New York Times

  1. This Therapist Helped Clients Feel Better. It Was A.I.  The New York Times
  2. Freud at your fingertips: Many people are using ChatGPT as their therapist. Is there a business opportunit  The Economic Times
  3. Can a chatbot be your therapist? Experts say proceed with caution  NOW Toronto
  4. Mental Health Apps: Game-Changer or Gimmick?  News-Medical
  5. AI Help: New app aims to assist people coping with mental health challenges  KJRH

• Antibiotic-resistant gonorrhea may meet its match with new pill - Medical Xpress

  1. Antibiotic-resistant gonorrhea may meet its match with new pill  Medical Xpress
  2. New antibiotic could be an effective treatment for drug-resistant gonorrhea  NBC News
  3. Potential new antibiotic for treating gonorrhoea  BBC
  4. New antibiotic is effective against gonorrhea, could be first new treatment since 1990s, study says  CNN
  5. New gonorrhoea treatment hailed as breakthrough in fight against drug resistance  The Guardian

• USC scientists find a gut-brain link that may affect behavior in children with autism - USC Today

  1. USC scientists find a gut-brain link that may affect behavior in children with autism  USC Today
  2. Relationships between brain activity, tryptophan-related gut metabolites, and autism symptomatology  Nature
  3. Autism and the gut-brain connection  statnews.com
  4. Inflammation may play a surprising role in autistic behavior.  Psychology Today
  5. Autism Symptoms Associated with Gut Microbial Tryptophan Metabolites  Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News

• Drinking This Fruit Juice May Cut Gut Inflammation by 40% - SciTechDaily

  Drinking This Fruit Juice May Cut Gut Inflammation by 40%  SciTechDaily

• Repurposing a blood pressure drug may prevent vision loss in inherited blinding diseases - National Institutes of Health (NIH) (.gov)

  Repurposing a blood pressure drug may prevent vision loss in inherited blinding diseases  National Institutes of Health (NIH) (.gov)

• A New Blood Group That’s Been Hidden for Over 50 Years! - The Daily Galaxy

  1. A New Blood Group That’s Been Hidden for Over 50 Years!  The Daily Galaxy
  2. Researchers Identify New Blood Group After 50 Year Mystery  ScienceAlert
  3. MAL: New Rare Blood Group Discovered After 20 Years of Research  lokmattimes.com
  4. Scientists have discovered a new blood type after 50 years of research  Оперативні новини України та Світу
  5. New blood group on the horizon? Researchers break the spell after 50-year mystery  Times of India

• The Natural Sugar That Boosts Weight Loss + Improves Insulin Sensitivity - firstforwomen.com

  The Natural Sugar That Boosts Weight Loss + Improves Insulin Sensitivity  firstforwomen.com

• Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation shows promise in Alzheimer's treatment - Medical Xpress

  Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation shows promise in Alzheimer's treatment  Medical Xpress

• Study cites 17 factors linked to stroke, dementia, late-life depression - The Washington Post

  Study cites 17 factors linked to stroke, dementia, late-life depression  The Washington Post

• Megyn Kelly blasts medical community over her Covid vaccine-linked condition: 'They lied to us' - Times of India

  1. Megyn Kelly blasts medical community over her Covid vaccine-linked condition: 'They lied to us'  Times of India
  2. Megyn Kelly claims To Be Suffering From an Autoimmune Condition After Taking the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine  Times Now
  3. Megyn Kelly claims COVID-19 vaccine caused autoimmune disorder | Tap to know more | Inshorts  Inshorts
  4. Megyn Kelly issues agonizing update in secret health battle as she slams vaccine side effect 'lies' and lack of warnings  Daily Mail

• ‘We Are Not Programmed to Die,’ Says Nobel Laureate Venki Ramakrishnan - WIRED

  ‘We Are Not Programmed to Die,’ Says Nobel Laureate Venki Ramakrishnan  WIRED

• A walking coach says this exercise trend can help you hit 10,000 steps a day—here's how - Fit&Well

  A walking coach says this exercise trend can help you hit 10,000 steps a day—here's how  Fit&WellView Full Coverage on Google News

• Dementia: What role might heavy drinking play? - Medical News Today

  1. Dementia: What role might heavy drinking play?  Medical News Today
  2. Alcohol linked to brain damage for heavy drinkers, study finds  Fox News
  3. As Little as 8 Alcoholic Drinks a Week Can Contribute to Dementia, Research Says  People.com
  4. Doctors Just Found Something Horrifying in the Brains of Heavy Alcohol Drinkers  Futurism
  5. Heavy drinking linked with lasting impact on the brain, study finds  CNN

• Breakthrough water filter eliminates forever chemicals using modified graphene oxide - TechSpot

  1. Breakthrough water filter eliminates forever chemicals using modified graphene oxide  TechSpot
  2. Molecular nanocages remove 80-90% of PFAS, or 'forever chemicals,' from water  National Science Foundation (.gov)
  3. Companies race to eliminate harmful industrial by-product linked to serious health risks: 'There is an urgent need'  The Cool Down
  4. New Nanocage Material Removes Up to 90% of Toxic PFAS from Water  AZoNano

• We’re on the verge of a universal allergy cure - Vox

  We’re on the verge of a universal allergy cure  Vox

• 4 Supplements You Should Take to Increase Your Sex Drive, According to Experts - EatingWell

  4 Supplements You Should Take to Increase Your Sex Drive, According to Experts  EatingWell

• Longevity and Exercise: Moderate Wins, More Isn’t Better - Medscape

  1. Longevity and Exercise: Moderate Wins, More Isn’t Better  Medscape
  2. New Study: One or Two Days of Exercise May Offer Similar Health Benefits As Daily Workouts  SciTechDaily
  3. Physical Inactivity Linked to Long-Term Health Crisis  The Brighter Side of News
  4. Even weekend workouts could help you live longer  UnionLeader.com
  5. Warriors Weekend: just train on the weekend to be healthy  evidencenetwork.ca

• Haunted by hopelessness: 12 Zambians share their stories as HIV drugs run out : Goats and Soda - NPR

  Haunted by hopelessness: 12 Zambians share their stories as HIV drugs run out : Goats and Soda  NPR

• The 4 foods that science says can help you live to 100 - Fortune

  1. The 4 foods that science says can help you live to 100  Fortune
  2. 'Whole food' diet comprises 90% of food of people who live to 100 as expert hails benefits  Irish Star
  3. Are 'Blue Zones' Really The Secret To Longevity? Here's What Experts Say  HuffPost UK
  4. Named a product that increases life expectancy  Baku.ws
  5. Diet consumed by people in “Blue Zones” who live longer than the rest of the world  Times of India

• 5 Signs Your Body Gives Off When You Lack Vitamin D - Vogue

  1. 5 Signs Your Body Gives Off When You Lack Vitamin D  Vogue
  2. 12 Foods To Help Your Body Absorb More Vitamin D  TODAY.com
  3. From Cultural Dispositions to Biological Dimensions: A Narrative Review on the Synergy between Oral Health and Vitamin D through the lens of Indian Habitus  Frontiers
  4. The 7 Best Foods That Are High In Vitamin D, According To The Experts  Vogue
  5. Report warns India faces deepening Vitamin D crisis, offers roadmap to address it  Down To Earth