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Ebola outbreak in Congo spreads to a 7th province - AP News

1. Ebola outbreak in Congo spreads to a 7th province  AP News
2. Africa's top health body warns Congo’s Ebola outbreak is rapidly spreading beyond epicenter  ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
3. Ebola infections top 7,000 in Congo as virus spreads to new province  Reuters
4. Ebola case detected in seventh DR Congo province  Al Jazeera
5. Unpaid Ebola Workers Let Families Touch the Dead  WSJ

Brain scans of 9/11 responders may have found a trait associated with resilience - The Washington Post

1. Brain scans of 9/11 responders may have found a trait associated with resilience  The Washington Post
2. How the Brain Anticipates Positive Experiences May Contribute to Resilience After Trauma, Study of World Trade Center Responders Finds  Mount Sinai
3. How the brain responds to positive emotions is key to resilience after trauma, WTC responder research shows  Medical Xpress

Bouncy castle launches horrifying MRSA outbreak, striking 48 kids in Ireland - Ars Technica

1. Bouncy castle launches horrifying MRSA outbreak, striking 48 kids in Ireland  Ars Technica
2. Bouncy castles linked to Ireland's biggest MRSA outbreak  RTE.ie
3. Bouncy castle play linked to largest outbreak of common superbug in Ireland  irishtimes.com
4. Warning after rare MRSA outbreak hit nearly 50 Irish children following bouncy castle play  Ireland Live
5. Large outbreak of rare and aggressive superbug linked to playing on bouncy castles  independent.ie

Doing 3 minutes of a key exercise beats 90 minutes of cardio: study - New York Post

1. Doing 3 minutes of a key exercise beats 90 minutes of cardio: study  New York Post
2. Column | Scientists compared 3- and 90-minute workouts. The result may surprise you.  The Washington Post
3. Short bursts of exercise may offer shortcut to better health  West Newsmagazine
4. Good news is delivered to those who are inherently difficult to exercise for long hours. Research sh..  매일경제
5. Just 3 minutes of sprints may beat longer moderate exercise sessions for your health  The Independent

How to reset your cortisol — by the stress expert with five children - The Times

1. How to reset your cortisol — by the stress expert with five children  The Times
2. Is 'cortisol face' actually a thing?  KCRA
3. Corti-Call It Out  Deccan Chronicle
4. Expert Explains Why a Round Face Doesn’t Prove Excess Cortisol  Yahoo Life UK

CDC issues alert about nationwide increase in rabies exposures - CNN

A sleep mistake you’re probably making could increase heart disease risk — but there’s an easy fix - New York Post

1. A sleep mistake you’re probably making could increase heart disease risk — but there’s an easy fix  New York Post
2. Too much light during nighttime sleep may damage the heart, new research finds  NBC News
3. Even low light during sleep may damage your heart  CNN
4. This sleep habit may be bad for your heart, new study finds  USA Today
5. Nighttime light exposure may alter heart structure and function  News-Medical

Hot coffee could cause oesophageal cancer - The Economist

1. Hot coffee could cause oesophageal cancer  The Economist
2. Drinking very hot beverages could triple cancer risk, large study finds  CNN
3. 'Very hot' coffee and tea linked to higher cancer risk in nearly 1 million adults  Fox News
4. Very hot drinks may damage the food pipe and increase cancer risk  bbc.com
5. Drinking very hot tea and coffee is linked to a greater risk of esophageal cancer  Medical Xpress

Americans Love Supplements, but Experts Doubt Their Benefits - The New York Times

1. Americans Love Supplements, but Experts Doubt Their Benefits  The New York Times
2. About 8 in 10 Americans take supplements, and many see them as important to their health  Pew Research Center
3. Pew survey: 8 in 10 U.S. adults take dietary supplements  qz.com
4. Interactive: Who takes supplements? New survey reveals America’s $210 billion habit  news5cleveland.com
5. America's supplement habit: 80 percent of adults are taking at least one  WMAR 2 News Baltimore

Can You Eat Too Much Greek Yogurt? - Verywell Health

1 death, 5 cases as New York City health officials report another Legionnaires' disease cluster - ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos

1. 1 death, 5 cases as New York City health officials report another Legionnaires' disease cluster  ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
2. Legionnaires’ Outbreak in the Bronx Kills One and Infects 4 Others  The New York Times
3. Legionnaires’ disease outbreak kills one and infects others in the South Bronx  The Guardian
4. 5 Bronx buildings had no recent record of monthly testing before Legionnaires’ outbreak  Gothamist
5. Five infected, one dead in new Bronx Legionnaires’ disease outbreak  New York Daily News

Popular GLP-1 drugs may trigger a rare, life-threatening brain disorder: study - New York Post

1. Popular GLP-1 drugs may trigger a rare, life-threatening brain disorder: study  New York Post
2. Weight regain after diet pill use linked to rise in suicidal thoughts: Study  The Hill
3. Weight regain after obesity drugs tied to higher odds of suicidal thoughts in observational study  Fox News
4. Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro could “fuel the fire” of mental illness, warns psychiatrist  Bizcommunity
5. Wellness Wednesday: weight loss drugs, nicotine studies, and alcohol use  FOX 17 West Michigan News

An early sign of dementia may be hiding in your voice, new research suggests - The Washington Post

1. An early sign of dementia may be hiding in your voice, new research suggests  The Washington Post
2. A change in your voice could be an early sign of cognitive decline, new study finds  ABC10
3. Voice Changes Might Be A Warning Sign Of Impending Brain Decline, Study Finds  U.S. News & World Report
4. 800K+ Adults Revealed A Cognitive Risk Few People Talk About  MindBodyGreen
5. 'Strong' early dementia sign others may notice first, study finds — not memory loss  mirror.co.uk

Alcohol-linked cancer deaths have doubled in recent decades. What to know about risk. - The Washington Post

1. Alcohol-linked cancer deaths have doubled in recent decades. What to know about risk.  The Washington Post
2. Alcohol tied to surprising cancer death pattern in adults under 55, researchers find  Fox News
3. Even Light Drinking Can Raise Cancer Risk After 50  AARP
4. Gilberto Lopes: Even Small Changes in Alcohol Use Can Be Part of a Strategy to Reduce Cancer Risk  Oncodaily

As diseases loom, CDC's response to measles deaths stirs fears about agency's reliability - NPR

1. As diseases loom, CDC's response to measles deaths stirs fears about agency's reliability  NPR
2. Opinion | What Pennsylvania’s measles response laid bare  The Washington Post
3. Coroner shares details on 2 infant deaths amid Pennsylvania measles outbreak  USA Today
4. 52 new measles cases in Pennsylvania, 4 among vaccinated individuals  abc27.com
5. 4 fully vaccinated people in Pa. are sick with measles, including 1 in Lancaster County  lancasteronline.com

Deep-sleep loss linked to Alzheimer's-related protein buildup in new study - Medical Xpress

1. Deep-sleep loss linked to Alzheimer's-related protein buildup in new study  Medical Xpress
2. Human tau pathology is associated with lonely, nontraveling slow waves linked to memory impairment  Nature
3. Catching ZZZs  WashU
4. Deep sleep: the surprising shield your memory needs against Alzheimer’s disease  Futura, le média qui explore le monde
5. Why Orexin in Alzheimer Disease Demands Targeted Sleep Therapy  EMJ

Living with tinnitus can be distressing. So what can you do about it? - The Guardian

A clever psychological test reveals the subtle detail that makes us want to work harder - PsyPost

Measles spread to another Ohio county as cases grow - Akron Beacon Journal

1. Measles spread to another Ohio county as cases grow  Akron Beacon Journal
2. Measles spreads in pockets where herd immunity has fallen, doctor says  Cleveland.com
3. Clark Co. offers Measles vaccine clinic in Springfield  WHIO TV
4. Wayne County measles outbreak prompts fair week warning  Wooster Daily Record
5. Measles outbreak grows in Northeast Ohio  Ideastream

Yes, You Can Get a Flu Shot Too Early—Here’s the Best Time to Get Yours - Prevention

1. Yes, You Can Get a Flu Shot Too Early—Here’s the Best Time to Get Yours  Prevention
2. Feinsinger column: Influenza can cause lost work, school days and even death — it’s flu shot time  Post Independent
3. Doctors and pharmacists urge flu shots  WLBT
4. Declining Flu Vaccination Rates Could Increase Severity of 2026 Influenza Season  respiratory-therapy.com
5. For Your Health: Get flu vaccine to protect yourself and the community  The Wilson Times

From ‘Ozempic breath’ to hair loss: sorting the science from the hype about weight loss jabs - The Guardian

1. From ‘Ozempic breath’ to hair loss: sorting the science from the hype about weight loss jabs  The Guardian
2. Don’t take GLP-1s? Be prepared to explain yourself.  Boston.com
3. Is GLP-1 Social Media Content Really Harming Teens?  Medscape
4. The Ozempic effect: Reproductive surprise, menopause complication, and more  news24.com
5. The Ozempidemic — is social media telling the full story?  The Cavalier Daily

Scientists Think Flipping a Single Switch in Your Body Could Slow Down Aging - Yahoo News Canada

Virus outbreak spurs 'horrendous' deer die-off in Michigan - Detroit Free Press

1. Virus outbreak spurs 'horrendous' deer die-off in Michigan  Detroit Free Press
2. DNR reports first four EHD cases in deer this year including Branch County  WTVB
3. Unusually high number of deer deaths in SE Wisconsin  fox6now.com
4. Missouri Department of Conservation tracking hemorrhagic disease outbreak in deer  KY3
5. This state needs your help in identifying cases of a deadly deer disease caused by gnats  foxweather.com

Many Prostate Cancers Don’t Need Treatment Right Away. Doctor Reveals What to Do Instead - today.com

1. Many Prostate Cancers Don’t Need Treatment Right Away. Doctor Reveals What to Do Instead  today.com
2. New prostate cancer screening advances improve early detection  News-Medical
3. HOMETOWN HEALTH: Prostate cancer cases are climbing; do you know your risk?  WDBJ7
4. Breaking down barriers to prostate cancer screening  Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
5. Prostate Cancer and Black Men: Why Awareness and Early Detection Matter  Los Angeles Sentinel

Gone Too Hard? Regular Erectile Dysfunction Drug Use Raises Risk of Vision Loss, Study Finds - sciencealert.com

1. Gone Too Hard? Regular Erectile Dysfunction Drug Use Raises Risk of Vision Loss, Study Finds  sciencealert.com
2. Glaucoma risk higher with Cialis drug, study finds  TruckNet UK
3. ED drug may raise glaucoma risk  NZ Optics
4. Men Prescribed Daily Cialis for Prostate Symptoms Showed Higher Glaucoma Risk Across Five Years of Records  Medical Daily
5. Cialis linked to higher glaucoma risk in large study  Science Daily

How warnings can help persuade kids to curb their social media use - CNN

1. How warnings can help persuade kids to curb their social media use  CNN
2. Social Media Warnings Could Discourage Use Among Teens, Young Adults  Optometry Advisor
3. Teens Said Mental Health Warnings Would Cut Their Social Media Use More Than Take a Break Prompts  Medical Daily
4. Health warnings could reduce young people's social media use: Study | The study was led by Stanford Medicine | Inshorts  Inshorts

Scientists boycott American Diabetes Association as fallout of June conference fracas escalates - Fierce Biotech

1. Scientists boycott American Diabetes Association as fallout of June conference fracas escalates  Fierce Biotech
2. Boycott launched against American Diabetes Association includes journal  STAT
3. In the US, Diabetes Care editors join boycott of the American Diabetes Association  ua.news
4. ADA Says Its Investigation of Meeting Controversy Isn't Done Yet  MedPage Today
5. What the ADA Scientific Sessions Incident Means for Scientific Exchange  DocWireNews

How AI makes biological research more dangerous - Axios

1. How AI makes biological research more dangerous  Axios
2. The AI Pandemic Isn’t On Its Way  The Atlantic
3. Researchers chart new course for AI-powered discoveries  Mizzou Engineering
4. Elizabeth Sherwood-Randall: AI and the New Age of Bioweapons  Foreign Affairs
5. Newly created viruses are a warning. We still have a window to stop AI-enabled bioweapons  mronline.org

How to Warm Up to Cold Plunges - The New York Times

Common Health Factor in Women May Raise Dementia Risk, Study Finds - newsweek.com

1. Common Health Factor in Women May Raise Dementia Risk, Study Finds  newsweek.com
2. Puberty, pregnancy, and menopause show shared and distinct structural changes across the lifespan  Nature
3. Brain shrinkage tied to aging 'pauses' as a woman nears menopause, study finds  Live Science
4. Women who hit menopause early see faster brain aging and earlier Alzheimer's diagnosis  Medical Xpress
5. Common health factor in women may raise dementia risk  Yahoo

Scientists Create New Antibody For Virus That Infects 95% of People - Yahoo

1. Scientists Create New Antibody For Virus That Infects 95% of People  Yahoo
2. Antibody Protects Mice From Virus That Infects 95% of People  sciencealert.com
3. Researchers Develop Antibodies Against Epstein-Barr Virus  Qatar news agency
4. Researchers developing antibodies to prevent one of the most widespread viruses  The Peninsula Qatar

Scientists find signs of extreme aging and youth in the same 117-year-old - Science Daily

1. Scientists find signs of extreme aging and youth in the same 117-year-old  Science Daily
2. She Lived To 117. Researchers Have Now Found What Made Her Cells Age Differently  Futura, le média qui explore le monde
3. 117-year-old Spanish woman’s lifestyle revealed: Apollo doctor shares secrets behind her extraordinary longevity  Hindustan Times

Illinois issues flu, COVID-19, RSV vaccine guidance, amid confusion over federal recommendations - Chicago Tribune

1. Illinois issues flu, COVID-19, RSV vaccine guidance, amid confusion over federal recommendations  Chicago Tribune
2. Opinion | Fall vaccines are now available. Here are your questions, answered.  The Washington Post
3. What Major Medical Groups Recommend for COVID, Flu, and RSV Shots This Year  Health.com
4. New COVID, flu strains circulating. What new vaccines protect against  Lansing State Journal

Officials sounding the alarm about ticks in NE Ohio ahead of the fall season - FOX 8 News

1. Officials sounding the alarm about ticks in NE Ohio ahead of the fall season  FOX 8 News
2. Can a tick bite create a meat allergy and increase heart disease risk?  www.heart.org
3. Doctors, health officials: Alpha-gal syndrome cases climbing in Missouri as Lone Star ticks spread  KSDK
4. Could a deadly tick-borne allergy be stopped? Scientists uncover potential new treatment  foxweather.com
5. The horror story of ticks in Ohio: The Wake Up for Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2026  Cleveland.com

Nearly 100 dengue fever cases reported in Hillsborough County; 111 across Florida - wfla.com

1. Nearly 100 dengue fever cases reported in Hillsborough County; 111 across Florida  wfla.com
2. Dengue cases near 100 in Hillsborough County  Axios
3. Dengue virus cases nearly double in Hillsborough County  Bay News 9
4. Florida dengue cases jump again, with most cases found in 1 county  Sarasota Herald-Tribune
5. A Tampa woman was diagnosed with dengue fever. Within a week, she was dead.  Tampa Bay Times

Scientists make concerning discovery about lung cancer and microplastics - Yahoo

In situ structure of the human ciliary transition zone links linker defects to primary ciliary dyskinesia - science.org

1. In situ structure of the human ciliary transition zone links linker defects to primary ciliary dyskinesia  science.org
2. Two newly implicated genes reveal why some patients' cilia cannot clear mucus in the lungs  Medical Xpress
3. Genetic Discovery for Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia  respiratory-therapy.com
4. Discovery Fills a Gap in Understanding, Diagnosing Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia  Harvard Medical School
5. New discovery improves understanding and diagnosis of primary ciliary dyskinesia  Bioengineer.org

Lean adipocyte oxylipin signaling restrains breast cancer through ferroptosis - science.org

1. Lean adipocyte oxylipin signaling restrains breast cancer through ferroptosis  science.org
2. World Obesity Day 2025: Obesity Can Increase Risk Of Breast Cancer; Here's What To Do  NDTV
3. Obesity May Remove a Natural Defense Against Breast Cancer  University of Utah Health

Chronic type II interferon promotes tumor growth through mitochondrial RNA–induced type I interferon and prostaglandin synthesis - science.org

1. Chronic type II interferon promotes tumor growth through mitochondrial RNA–induced type I interferon and prostaglandin synthesis  science.org
2. Authors Gerald Shadel and Melissa Johnson (IMAGE)  EurekAlert!
3. Chronic Interferon Exposure Linked to Immunosuppression in Cancer  Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News
4. Mitochondrial RNA escape may explain how chronic immune signaling helps tumors grow  Medical Xpress
5. How the immune system can sometimes aid tumor growth  Bioengineer.org

Extensive and differential platinum chemotherapy mutagenesis in livers of children - science.org

1. Extensive and differential platinum chemotherapy mutagenesis in livers of children  science.org
2. Platinum-based chemotherapy in childhood causes mutations that age the liver  STAT
3. Chemotherapy Also Damages Healthy Cells In Children | Newswise  Newswise
4. Study explores cost of childhood chemotherapy  healthcare-in-europe.com
5. Liver-Specific Mutational Signature Identified in Chemotherapy-Treated Pediatric Cancer Cases  GenomeWeb

Second measles case of 2026 confirmed in Travis County - KXAN Austin

Infectious diseases will seed new ground as the planet warms — here's where they'll spread - Live Science

1. Infectious diseases will seed new ground as the planet warms — here's where they'll spread  Live Science
2. When the Climate Shifts, So Do the Pathogens (And So Should We)  Federation of American Scientists
3. A multidisciplinary group of researchers from the University of Exeter and the UK Health Security Agency encourage consideration of potential interactions between urban green spaces, vector-borne diseases, and climate change  EurekAlert!
4. Climate change and disease risk: How the EU is responding  Open Access Government
5. Researchers Urge Study on Green Spaces, Disease, Climate  Mirage News

Why scientists are starting to worry popular supplements could harm the aging brain - The Washington Post

Maryland offers its own vaccine guidance for the first time since split from feds - The Baltimore Banner

1. Maryland offers its own vaccine guidance for the first time since split from feds  The Baltimore Banner
2. Maryland health officials issue new vaccine guidance  WBAL-TV
3. COVID-19 Rates Growing In 48 States: What To Know About Vaccines In MD  Patch
4. Posts Tagged ‘the 2026-2027 respiratory virus season’  WGMD – The Talk of Delmarva
5. State health officials issue vaccine schedule amid ongoing shifts in federal vaccine guidance  News From The States

A New COVID Vaccine Is Here (Without Much Fanfare). When Should You Get It? - KQED

1. A New COVID Vaccine Is Here (Without Much Fanfare). When Should You Get It?  KQED
2. COVID-19, flu vaccines are available in the Bay Area. Here’s how to get them.  The Mercury News
3. New COVID and flu shots are now available the Bay Area. When should you get one?  San Francisco Chronicle
4. COVID-19: FDA Approves 4 Updated Vaccines Targeting XFG Variant  Healthline
5. COVID-19 Rates Growing In 48 States: What To Know About Vaccines In VA  Patch

Walking briskly may lower risk of death in some adults: Study - ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos

1. Walking briskly may lower risk of death in some adults: Study  ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
2. You may not need 10,000 steps to get health benefits from walking  CNN
3. 10,000 steps a day may not be the key to a longer life, study finds  USA Today
4. Is Your Step Count Too Low? Try Walking Faster  time.com
5. Walking an extra 1,000 steps a day may help your heart, study finds  The Washington Post

North Dakota reports 1st death of year attributed to West Nile virus - InForum

1. North Dakota reports 1st death of year attributed to West Nile virus  InForum
2. First West Nile-related death of 2026 reported  KFYR-TV
3. North Dakota reports first West Nile virus death in 2026  KX News
4. North Dakota sees first West Nile death in 2026  North Dakota Monitor
5. North Dakota reports first West Nile virus death of 2026  Valley News Live

'I've never seen anything like this' — A U.S. doctor treats Ebola's youngest victims - NPR

Scientists Create Cells That Fight Cancer Two Ways—at Fraction of the Cost - newsweek.com

1. Scientists Create Cells That Fight Cancer Two Ways—at Fraction of the Cost  newsweek.com
2. Scientists engineer ready-to-use cancer-fighting T cells for solid tumors  Medical Xpress
3. UCLA’s $5,000 T-Cell Therapy Could Upend Solid-Tumor Cancer Treatment  Yahoo
4. How to Teach T Cells to Track Cancer Like a Hound Dog  Technology Org
5. Lili-Yang-T-Cells.jpg (IMAGE)  EurekAlert!

Northwest researchers develop vaccines to prevent opioid overdose and support addiction recovery - opb.org

Popular weight-loss drug could change how doctors treat sleep apnea - Medical Xpress

1. Popular weight-loss drug could change how doctors treat sleep apnea  Medical Xpress
2. Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) Market Poised for Strong Growth  openPR.com
3. GLP-1 Drugs Mounjaro, Zepbound Show Promise For 1 Billion With Sleep Apnea  Health and Me
4. Can GLP-1 Weight-Loss Drugs Help With Sleep Apnea? Experts Explain  newsweek.com
5. Decline in Sleep Apnea Among Users of Weight-Loss Drugs...  jordannews.jo

A Cardiologist’s Best Way to Eat Eggs for ‘Amazing Protein’ and What He Never Eats With Them - today.com

How A.D.H.D. Changes as You Age - The New York Times

Scientists tracked girls exposed to Tylenol before birth. A pattern emerged - newsweek.com

1. Scientists tracked girls exposed to Tylenol before birth. A pattern emerged  newsweek.com
2. Paracetamol use in early pregnancy linked to smaller ovaries and testes  New Scientist
3. Tylenol use in pregnancy may be linked with uterus, ovary changes in daughters  Reuters
4. Tylenol during pregnancy could impact female reproductive development: Study  NewsNation
5. Paracetamol use during pregnancy is linked to changed reproductive development in daughters  focusonreproduction.eu

DNA treatment cuts bad cholesterol by nearly 50% without statins - Science Daily

1. DNA treatment cuts bad cholesterol by nearly 50% without statins  Science Daily
2. US, China trials suggest a single nanodrug shot might stop bad cholesterol forever  South China Morning Post
3. Scientists develop single jab to cut ‘bad’ cholesterol levels by half  The Independent
4. B.C. researchers participate in breakthrough “one-and-done” gene-editing trial for heart disease prevention  The Daily Scan
5. Can one IV drip lower bad cholesterol permanently?  The Times of India

Alzheimer's Disease Threat Actually Emerges From Beyond The Brain, Study Finds - sciencealert.com

1. Alzheimer's Disease Threat Actually Emerges From Beyond The Brain, Study Finds  sciencealert.com
2. The hidden role of the bone marrow in Alzheimer’s disease  Nature
3. Alzheimer's research leads to new treatments, understanding of the disease  WSBT
4. Rethinking the Mechanisms of Alzheimer’s Disease  Nautilus | Science Connected
5. New clues suggest how destructive immune cells wreak havoc in the brain  WashU Medicine

'America's Nobel' prizes go to sleep and hemophilia researchers, and to Michael J. Fox for Parkinson's advocacy - Live Science

1. 'America's Nobel' prizes go to sleep and hemophilia researchers, and to Michael J. Fox for Parkinson's advocacy  Live Science
2. How Sleepy Dogs and Collapsing Mice Taught Scientists About Narcolepsy  The New York Times
3. Emmanuel Mignot receives Lasker Award for discovering cause of narcolepsy  Stanford Medicine
4. Masashi Yanagisawa, M.D., Ph.D., receives Lasker Award for discovery that transformed narcolepsy care  UT Southwestern
5. Japanese researchers win Lasker Awards  nhk.or.jp

‘Curved Air’ Review: A Mutation’s Painful Legacy - WSJ

1. ‘Curved Air’ Review: A Mutation’s Painful Legacy  WSJ
2. A Road Paved by Research: A Johns Hopkins Medicine Patient’s Experience with the Evolution of Sickle Cell Treatment  hopkinsmedicine.org
3. A Mutation’s Painful Legacy | The Wall Street Journal - newspaper  Magzter
4. Start the path of comprehension for Sickle Cell Anemia  The Daily News | Texas' Oldest Newspaper
5. New gene therapy extends life for sickle cell patients  WashU Medicine

It’s Best to Control LDL Cholesterol Before Starting HRT - Medscape

1. It’s Best to Control LDL Cholesterol Before Starting HRT  Medscape
2. Menopausal Hormone Therapy May Bolster Heart Health  MedPage Today
3. Hormone therapy use for hot flashes and night sweats in menopausal women linked to lower cardiovascular risk  Medical Xpress
4. Menopause hormone therapy may improve cardiovascular health outcomes, study suggests  FemTech World
5. Hormone Therapy for Hot Flashes May Protect Heart Health  Everyday Health

Magnetically actuated nanoantennas for wireless glioblastoma therapy - science.org

Neocortical long-range inhibition promotes cortical synchrony and sleep - Nature

1. Neocortical long-range inhibition promotes cortical synchrony and sleep  Nature
2. These Brain Cells May Explain Why We Eventually Have To Sleep  SciTechDaily
3. Researchers Discover Rare Cortical Neurons That Can Help Put the Brain to Sleep | Newswise  Newswise
4. Scientists identify brain cells that control how badly the body needs sleep  Earth.com

First on CNN: Routine blood testing may hold hidden clues to colorectal cancer before age 45 - CNN

1. First on CNN: Routine blood testing may hold hidden clues to colorectal cancer before age 45  CNN
2. Low AST and ALT Levels Are Associated with Higher Likelihood of Early-Onset Colorectal Cancer in Adults Under 45  Epic Research
3. Low Liver Enzyme Readings Were Linked to Colorectal Cancer Before 45, but Screening Guidance Has Not Changed  Medical Daily
4. Blood work may tell us a person’s likelihood of developing colorectal cancer  KSBY News
5. Low Liver Enzyme Levels May Signal Higher Colorectal Cancer Risk In Adults Under 45  Yahoo Health

Arizona issues standing orders for flu, COVID vaccines ahead of respiratory season - KGUN 9

1. Arizona issues standing orders for flu, COVID vaccines ahead of respiratory season  KGUN 9
2. Latest flu shots available in Pima County, but new COVID vaccine not here yet  Tucson Sentinel
3. Arizona expands flu and COVID vaccine access for kids  KVOA
4. Hobbs defies federal limits on COVID vaccines with new executive order  Arizona Mirror
5. Arizona issues special order on flu vaccines  Arizona Daily Sun

Harvard study predicts most suicide attempts a week in advance - FAS Current

1. Harvard study predicts most suicide attempts a week in advance  FAS Current
2. Smartphone check-ins may help predict suicide risk days before an attempt, Boston study finds  The Boston Globe
3. Digital Suicide Prevention: Research on Wearables  Telehealth.org
4. Harvard study predicts suicide risk up to a week ahead  uz.kursiv.media
5. We succeeded in predicting with 75% accuracy who would attempt suicide within one week.  GIGAZINE

What to know about the new mRNA flu vaccine - Johns Hopkins University

1. What to know about the new mRNA flu vaccine  Johns Hopkins University
2. GSK’s mRNA Flu Vaccine Shows Promise, But Can It Deliver Late-Stage?  Yahoo Finance
3. Study shows mRNA vaccines trigger more diverse flu antibody responses  News-Medical
4. New mRNA flu vaccine approved as flu season begins  WJTV
5. WashU researchers help pave way for newly approved mRNA flu vaccine  KMOV

What Happens to Your Brain When You Use AI Every Day - Yahoo Health

1. What Happens to Your Brain When You Use AI Every Day  Yahoo Health
2. Can AI shape human potential by preventing some ideas from ever forming?  Psychology Today
3. AI brain fry: Why using AI all day can leave you mentally exhausted and how to deal with it? Experts explai...  Firstpost
4. Scientists Say LLMs Appear to Be Acting as a Cognitive Virus Among Humans  Futurism
5. Are LLMs Rotting Your Brain? Study Claims AI Acts Like A 'Cognitive Virus'  HotHardware

Popular chewing gum sweetener linked to higher heart attack risk, study finds - Medical News Today

1. Popular chewing gum sweetener linked to higher heart attack risk, study finds  Medical News Today
2. Xylitol Linked to Increased Long-Term Cardiovascular Risk  Medscape
3. Baton Rouge General’s Health Tip of the Week: Another sugar substitute raises heart concerns  businessreport.com
4. Common Sugar Substitute Linked to Higher Risk of Heart Attack and Stroke, Study Finds  Health.com
5. Dr. Mark Kestner: Alternative sweetener increases risk for heart attack, stroke  Main Street Media of Tennessee

WHO Issues New Guidelines on How to Reduce Dementia Cases by 45% - sciencealert.com

1. WHO Issues New Guidelines on How to Reduce Dementia Cases by 45%  sciencealert.com
2. Study: 45% Of Dementia Cases Can Be Prevented Or Delayed  iHeart
3. What decades of research has taught us about brain health and dementia risk  Alzheimer's Research UK
4. 61 Factors Linked to Dementia Were Studied—Some Aren’t Under Your Control  newsweek.com
5. Want to reduce your dementia risk? Lifestyle changes are only part of the picture  SBS

The #1 Food You Should Limit to Reduce Your Risk of High Blood Pressure, According to Dietitians - EatingWell

More than 200 people across North Carolina exposed to rabid baby goats from petting zoo - Queen City News

1. More than 200 people across North Carolina exposed to rabid baby goats from petting zoo  Queen City News
2. NC mom speaks out after birthday party guests exposed to rabies  WCNC
3. Rabies: How to avoid it and what to do if you're exposed  PolitiFact
4. 'We've all been exhausted': N.C. mom talks about possible rabies exposure from baby goats  spectrumlocalnews.com
5. Rabies exposure linked to traveling petting zoo grows as hundreds are identified statewide  WXLV