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2 Key Nutrients That May Promote Colon Cancer Cell Death, According to a New Study - EatingWell

5 Best Anti-Inflammatory Carbs You Should Be Eating, According to a Dietitian - EatingWell

2 researchers charged with smuggling mpox into the US - Politico

1. 2 researchers charged with smuggling mpox into the US  Politico
2. Senior NIH scientist, research fellow charged with bringing deactivated mpox virus into U.S.  statnews.com
3. FBI: NIH scientists accused of smuggling monkeypox into US through Detroit Metro Airport  ClickOnDetroit | WDIV Local 4
4. Two researchers charged with allegedly trying to smuggle mpox through Detroit Metro Airport  CBS News
5. 2 Researchers Accused of Trying to Smuggle Mpox Virus Through U.S. Airport  People.com

Five people have left hantavirus quarantine facility in Nebraska - The Washington Post

1. Five people have left hantavirus quarantine facility in Nebraska  The Washington Post
2. Hantavirus update: five cruise passengers leave Omaha quarantine unit  WOWT
3. Bend doctor returns home to finish quarantine after hantavirus outbreak on cruise ship  OregonLive.com
4. Surveillance Ordered for Hantavirus Ship Passengers Who Go Home  The New York Times
5. 5 People Leave Hantavirus Quarantine in Omaha  The New York Times

Weight-loss drugs may prevent thousands of knee replacements, study suggests - The Guardian

1. Weight-loss drugs may prevent thousands of knee replacements, study suggests  The Guardian
2. GLP-1 agonists linked to significantly lower long-term risk of knee replacement  Medical Xpress
3. GLP-1 Drugs Cut Need for Knee Replacement  MedPage Today
4. Weight loss drugs could prevent knee replacement surgery, study finds  The Independent
5. Wegovy for arthritis? Weight loss drug may also reduce joint inflammation, says study  MSN

Hands-free masturbation technique that’s becoming more popular sparks urgent warning from expert - UNILAD

1. Hands-free masturbation technique that’s becoming more popular sparks urgent warning from expert  UNILAD
2. This shocking hands-free masturbation method comes with a 'buzzy' side effect  Metro.co.uk
3. ‘Electrosex’ Is Going Mainstream and Men Are Losing Their Minds Over It  VICE
4. Men are trying 'electrosex' trend when they masturbate and swear by it  tyla.com

It’s a fight for two lives: a mother is trying to survive for her unborn daughter - East Idaho News

Scientists raise alarm about effects of commonly prescribed sleeping pill - AOL.com

Woman Says Doctor Told Her to Cancel a Scan. Then She Was Diagnosed with Stage 4 Cancer - Yahoo Lifestyle Singapore

Dr. Oz Says Airports Will Have Ebola ‘Testing Tools’ Before World Cup (Live Updates) - Forbes

1. Dr. Oz Says Airports Will Have Ebola ‘Testing Tools’ Before World Cup (Live Updates)  Forbes
2. As Ebola Spreads, Scientists Race to Find Vaccines and Treatments  The New York Times
3. Three Ebola vaccine candidates fast-tracked as African outbreak continues  CIDRAP
4. CEPI fast-tracks three Bundibugyo ebolavirus vaccine candidates  CEPI
5. Three Ebola vaccines in development amid growing outbreak fears  BBC

2026 Ebola outbreak: Maps track spread and global impact of virus - USA Today

1. 2026 Ebola outbreak: Maps track spread and global impact of virus  USA Today
2. Only the Right Tests Can Stop This Ebola Outbreak. Congo Has Hardly Any.  The New York Times
3. WHO declares Ebola a public health emergency - Employer advisory  Mercer | Welcome to brighter
4. Armstrong Williams: Ebola, Africa and the dignity of the forgotten | STAFF COMMENTARY  Baltimore Sun
5. ❝The Ebola outbreak is outpacing the response – because we are fighting the wrong battle  Geneva Solutions

Number of suspected Ebola cases falls by hundreds as testing ramps up - Ars Technica

1. Number of suspected Ebola cases falls by hundreds as testing ramps up  Ars Technica
2. Ebola recoveries bring signs of hope in DRC as suspected cases emerge outside Africa  CNN
3. Inside the Ebola Outbreak  The New York Times
4. WHO scales back number of suspected Ebola cases in Congo, but front-line medics say major challenges remain  CBS News
5. Ebola outbreak spreading in Africa is 'likely far worse' than official figures suggest: IRC  ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos

Even One Drink a Day Could Raise Your Cancer Risk, Study Warns - Gizmodo

1. Even One Drink a Day Could Raise Your Cancer Risk, Study Warns  Gizmodo
2. Health effects associated with alcohol consumption: a Burden of Proof study  Nature
3. Alcohol linked to higher risk across multiple cancers, even below one drink daily  Medical Xpress
4. Who is really driving the public health debate?  The Drinks Business
5. Alcohol is the root of 62 diseases and a partial cause of dozens more  Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

4 Standing Exercises That Shrink Belly Overhang Faster Than Gym Workouts After 55 - Eat This Not That

3 health benefits of marriage — and an important catch - The Washington Post

1. 3 health benefits of marriage — and an important catch  The Washington Post
2. Why single people face up to an 85% higher cancer rate and what it means for public health  Futura, le média qui explore le monde

Google wants to set 64 million mosquitoes loose in California and Florida - The Times

1. Google wants to set 64 million mosquitoes loose in California and Florida  The Times
2. Debugging: Google requests permission to release 32m mosquitoes in California and Florida  The Guardian
3. Google applies for permit to release 32 million mosquitoes in Calif.  SFGATE
4. Google wants to release millions of mosquitoes in Florida to fight mosquitoes  WINK News
5. Why Google wants to release 32 million weird mosquitoes in Florida  The Palm Beach Post

This scientist learned he has a devastating brain disease. He set out to cure it. - The Washington Post

1. This scientist learned he has a devastating brain disease. He set out to cure it.  The Washington Post
2. Allen Institute sets sights on treatments for five brain diseases  The Transmitter
3. Updated: Allen Institute launches $400M effort to turn brain atlas lessons into medicines  Endpoints News
4. EverythingALS and Vision 2030 Invest in Allen Institute Initiative to Accelerate ALS Research  Business Wire
5. The Brain Health Accelerator Seeks to Revolutionize Neuroscience Research  the-scientist.com

Weight-loss jabs cut cancer risk and boost survival - The Telegraph

1. Weight-loss jabs cut cancer risk and boost survival  The Telegraph
2. Weight-loss drugs can cut breast cancer risk by up to 30%, studies suggest  The Guardian
3. Weight-loss drugs linked to lower breast cancer rates. What to know  USA Today
4. Women on Ozempic-like drugs are 30% less likely to develop breast cancer: study  New York Post
5. Popular Weight Loss Drug Could Have Other Medical Uses  KABB

Get to know your TRICARE health plan with the TRICARE Plans Overview Fact Sheet - TRICARE Newsroom (.mil)

5 Chair Exercises That Restore Walking Strength Faster Than Gym Workouts After 60 - Eat This Not That

1. 5 Chair Exercises That Restore Walking Strength Faster Than Gym Workouts After 60  Eat This Not That
2. 4 Chair Exercises That Restore Hip Mobility Faster Than Yoga After 60  Eat This Not That
3. Do these 6 chair-based exercises to improve mobility and stability after 60  Tom's Guide
4. 7 Morning Exercises Men Over 60 Should Do to Restore Leg Muscle  Eat This Not That

Goodbye CPAP? New Pill Shows Major Promise for Sleep Apnea - SciTechDaily

1. Goodbye CPAP? New Pill Shows Major Promise for Sleep Apnea  SciTechDaily
2. Nightly Sleep Apnea Pill Fast-Tracked For Approval After Latest Trial Success  ScienceAlert
3. AD109: A Potential Oral Agent for OSA  Docwire News
4. ‘Holy grail’ sleep apnea pill can cut episodes by more than 50%  New York Post
5. Pill for Obstructive Sleep Apnea Shows Potential  Medscape

Ranking high blood pressure drug combinations from most to least tolerated - Medical Xpress

Biohybrid microrobots repair spinal cord by combining stem cells with magnetoelectric nanoparticles - Phys.org

1. Biohybrid microrobots repair spinal cord by combining stem cells with magnetoelectric nanoparticles  Phys.org
2. Magnetoelectric microrobots for spinal cord injury regeneration  Nature
3. Living ‘microrobots’ offer hope of mending spinal cord injuries  The Times

A wearable non-invasive sonogenetic pacemaker - Nature

1. A wearable non-invasive sonogenetic pacemaker  Nature
2. Ultrasound-based pacemaker noninvasively steadies the heart  MIT News
3. New-look pacemaker uses ultrasound to stimulate the heart—no implant required  Cardiovascular Business
4. MIT Engineers Develop Noninvasive Pacemaker Using Ultrasound Waves  geneonline.com
5. MIT develops wearable ultrasound pacemaker sticker as noninvasive alternative to implants  Mid-day

How Ebola kills — and what it takes to stop it - NPR

The Worst Breakfast Food for Your Cholesterol (Hint: It’s Not Eggs) - EatingWell

Researchers may have discovered the key to understanding human consciousness - The Brighter Side of News

1. Researchers may have discovered the key to understanding human consciousness  The Brighter Side of News
2. Thalamic oscillations distinguish natural states of consciousness in humans  Nature
3. What separates dreaming from deep sleep? Brain rhythm offers new clue to consciousness  Medical Xpress
4. They Found a Biological Signature of Consciousness. Now What?  MiscelAna
5. Deep Brain Rhythms Mark States of Consciousness  Scientific Frontline

Mom Thought She Just Had Slipped Disc, Scan Reveals Horrifying Reality - Yahoo

Men who looksmaxx are also brutally fertility-mogging themselves - vox.com

Westmoreland County overdose deaths drop to lowest level in more than a decade - TribLIVE.com

My Boyfriend Left Me for Dead in His Apartment. I’m Not Sure I Can Ever Look at Him the Same Way. - Slate Magazine

‘I was getting ready to say goodbye’: cancer patient’s hope after smart drug success | Cancer research - The Guardian

1. ‘I was getting ready to say goodbye’: cancer patient’s hope after smart drug success | Cancer research  The Guardian
2. Smart drug that strips cancer cells of ‘invisibility cloak’ can shrink tumours by 30%, trial shows  The Guardian
3. New cancer shot dissolves whole tumors in patients  The Jerusalem Post
4. Immunotherapy injection shrinks tumours in patients with recurrent and/or metastatic head and neck cancer  The Institute of Cancer Research (ICR)
5. ‘Wonder pill’ shrinks tumours in tests on six cancer types  The Times

Hospitals See Diseases Resurge as Vaccinations Decline - The New York Times

1. Hospitals See Diseases Resurge as Vaccinations Decline  The New York Times
2. US nears 2,000 measles cases as scientists note brain inflammation, pneumonia in hospital cases  CIDRAP
3. Doctors Reveal Deadly Cost as Trump Fuels Vaccine Distrust  The Daily Beast
4. Amid Rise in Whooping Cough Cases, State-Level Vaccination Coverage Remains Below Targets  Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
5. RFK Jr., Meet Consequences: ‘Hospitals See Diseases Resurge as Vaccinations Decline’  Protect Our Care

Michigan found a way to reduce school vaccine waivers. Until it backfired - NPR

Conservatives and Liberals Have Diverging Health Outcomes. Why? - The Dispatch

1. Conservatives and Liberals Have Diverging Health Outcomes. Why?  The Dispatch
2. Republican mistrust in healthcare widens US health gap, study finds  The Guardian
3. Republicans’ Distrust of Science Is Affecting Their Health  The Daily Beast
4. Is Political Identity Becoming a Social Determinant of Health?  American Council on Science and Health
5. The political polarization of health outcomes in the U.S.  Good Authority

The Ketamine Revolution - The Dispatch

1. The Ketamine Revolution  The Dispatch
2. Single infusion of controversial drug changed severe depression symptoms within hours, study finds  Fox News
3. Key Issues in Ketamine: Benjamin Brody, MD, Highlights Patient Considerations at ASCP Annual Meeting  Psychiatric Times
4. Matthew Perry’s death: What is ketamine and how can it be used for depression?  Irish Independent
5. Treating Addiction with an Addictive Drug: The Ketamine Paradox Revisited  Frontiers

One fat helped pancreatic cancer grow while another cut disease in half - ScienceDaily

Interest in ‘toxic’ measles treatment surges after Joe Rogan podcasts - Nine.com.au

The (heartbreaking) truth about what happens to seniors when family stops visiting - AOL.com

The Surprising Ingredient You Should Be Adding to Your Coffee But Probably Aren’t - AOL.com

Hormone therapy use for menopause declines despite proven benefits, study finds - Medical Xpress

Basil and fennel compound may build up dangerous DNA damage in vulnerable people - Medical Xpress

Mild winter means more ticks. Here's how to avoid them - KSL.com

1. Mild winter means more ticks. Here's how to avoid them  KSL.com
2. Tick activity increasing across Indiana as experts warn of disease risks  WANE 15
3. Emergency room visits for tick bites on the rise across area  WSBT
4. Tick bite ER visits hit highest seasonal level in years as doctors warn of disease surge  Fox News
5. Homeowners in These States Need To Be Extra-Concerned About Ticks This Year  Realtor.com

DBS Remodels White Matter Paths to Reverse Depression - Neuroscience News

1. DBS Remodels White Matter Paths to Reverse Depression  Neuroscience News
2. Deep brain stimulation induces white matter remodeling and functional changes to brain-wide networks  Nature
3. Deep Brain Stimulation Remodels Brain Wiring and Alters Functional Changes to Brain-Wide Networks, Landmark Depression Study Reveals | Newswise  Newswise

Landmark cancer trial shows success against ‘undruggable’ cancer — raising hopes for future treatments - Nature

1. Landmark cancer trial shows success against ‘undruggable’ cancer — raising hopes for future treatments  Nature
2. ‘Landmark’ pancreatic cancer drug keeps patients alive for twice as long  The Washington Post
3. A turning point for pancreatic cancer patients  statnews.com
4. Breakthrough drug nearly doubles survival with advanced pancreatic cancer – an oncologist explains how daraxonrasib overcame an ‘undruggable’ disease  The Conversation
5. This Pancreatic Cancer Drug Is So Good, It Got a Standing Ovation  Bloomberg.com

Two possible Ebola cases in Brazil ruled out as patients test negative - BBC

Here’s What Happens When You Drink Green Tea Every Day, According to Registered Dietitians - Real Simple

Outdated Boomer Hygiene Advice Millennials Absolutely Can't Stand - Health Digest

‘Gold Standard’ for Mental Health Diagnosis May Leave Patients Miscategorized, Study Finds - Gizmodo

1. ‘Gold Standard’ for Mental Health Diagnosis May Leave Patients Miscategorized, Study Finds  Gizmodo
2. Widely used ‘gold standard’ for identifying mental health conditions not as reliable as previously believed, new study finds  Faculty of Health Sciences - McMaster University

Scientists May Have Found a Completely New Way To Treat Depression - SciTechDaily

1. Scientists May Have Found a Completely New Way To Treat Depression  SciTechDaily
2. New depression treatment targets the immune system instead of the brain  ScienceDaily
3. Clinical trial suggests an anti-inflammatory drug could relieve difficult-to-treat depression  PsyPost
4. Inflammation, not just brain chemistry, holds key to depression relief, says study  Moneycontrol.com
5. An unexpected way to treat depression has been discovered  Baku.ws

Dietitian-Approved Snacks for Blood Pressure, Creatine for Mental Clarity—and 3 More Tips - Verywell Health

Thirty years at El Mirón cave uncover 40,000 years of Iberian prehistory - Phys.org

Women's Dementia Risk May Be Shaped by These Key Factors, Study Finds - ScienceAlert

1. Women's Dementia Risk May Be Shaped by These Key Factors, Study Finds  ScienceAlert
2. Memory decline after menopause linked to loss of estrogen production in brain tissue  Northwestern Now News
3. 3 Things Women Should Do to Lower Their Dementia Risk, According to Science  EatingWell
4. Estrogen Loss May Drive Female Alzheimer’s  Neuroscience News
5. The conversation women aren't having with their doctors about menopause and memory loss isn't just overdue — it may be one of the most important health decisions of their fifties  Space Daily

Column | These lifestyle changes may help you live longer after a cancer diagnosis - The Washington Post

1. Column | These lifestyle changes may help you live longer after a cancer diagnosis  The Washington Post
2. Healthy lifestyles reduce cardiovascular risks for childhood cancer survivors  News-Medical
3. Healthy lifestyle lowers risk of dying after cancer diagnosis  Healthcare Management Magazine
4. Potential for risk reduction of chronic health conditions through lifestyle in childhood cancer survivors  Nature
5. Healthy lifestyle shown to lower risk of death after cancer diagnosis  Medical Xpress

Role of Physical Activity in Obesity Treatment and Cardiometabolic Health - professional.heart.org

Long COVID may affect 1 in 6 infected patients - CIDRAP

1. Long COVID may affect 1 in 6 infected patients  CIDRAP
2. The scope of long COVID is bigger than we think, Mass. researchers say  WBUR
3. One in six Americans who had COVID-19 developed long COVID, Mass General Brigham study says  The Boston Globe
4. Economic Burden of Long COVID to Top Billions Over 3 Years  Clinical Advisor
5. The Painful Truth About Long Covid  WIRED

Major surgery may accelerate memory loss in 1 in 7 older adults - Medical Xpress

It’s Migraine and Headeache Awareness Month, And We're Debunking 4 Of The Internet’s Favorite Household “Cures” - bustle.com

1. It’s Migraine and Headeache Awareness Month, And We're Debunking 4 Of The Internet’s Favorite Household “Cures”  bustle.com
2. Get Answers to Top Questions About Migraine Prevention  Everyday Health
3. Migraine relief tips that actually help you live  MSN

The 1 Undiscussed Illness That Spikes During The Summer, According To Doctors - BuzzFeed

Thousands of Brain Scans Reveal A Worrying Consequence of Night Shifts - ScienceAlert

1. Thousands of Brain Scans Reveal A Worrying Consequence of Night Shifts  ScienceAlert
2. Neuroscientists Just Discovered a Link Between Irregular Work Hours and Brain Tissue Loss  inc.com
3. A study suggests that shift work, such as night shifts, is associated with a decrease in brain volume.  GIGAZINE
4. Psychology student examines link between overnight shift work and cognitive decline  Kennesaw State University
5. Night shift work weakens brain activity  Modern.az

4 Fruits to Help Reduce Breast Cancer Risk, According to Experts - EatingWell

Mom of 3's Extreme Fatigue and Night Sweats Were Dismissed as Perimenopause. Then She Learned She Had Stage 4 Cancer - Yahoo

1. Mom of 3's Extreme Fatigue and Night Sweats Were Dismissed as Perimenopause. Then She Learned She Had Stage 4 Cancer  Yahoo
2. Mom Told She Had Stage 4 Cancer After Symptoms Were Dismissed as Perimenopause  People.com
3. Woman Dismissed as Perimenopausal Diagnosed With Stage IV Lung Cancer  Yahoo
4. Mum’s ‘menopause’ hot flushes were actually stage four lung cancer  Discover SWNS
5. 'I thought my hot flushes were menopause - then I was diagnosed with stage four lung cancer'  The Mirror

Study Suggests Sweetener May Contribute to Liver Disease - Food Safety Magazine

Travelers To Brazil, Italy Spark Fears Of Ebola Spread (Live Updates) - Forbes

1. Travelers To Brazil, Italy Spark Fears Of Ebola Spread (Live Updates)  Forbes
2. Inside the Ebola Epicenter, the Virus Rages With Little to Stop It  The New York Times
3. Africa CDC Says Over 1,100 Suspected Ebola Cases In DR Congo And Uganda  Barron's
4. Over 40 dead in Ebola outbreak in DR Congo and Uganda  NBC News
5. WHO chief reports 5 Ebola recoveries as new treatment center opens in Congo  PBS

A baby died in this neurosurgeon’s arms. What happened next changed everything we know about inflammation - CNN

4 Signs You’re Taking Too Many Vitamins, According to Doctors - EatingWell

PCOS has a new name. Doctors hope it changes more than terminology - San Francisco Chronicle

1. PCOS has a new name. Doctors hope it changes more than terminology  San Francisco Chronicle
2. What’s in a name? When it comes to women’s health, sometimes a lot  The Seattle Times
3. Women hope renaming PCOS health condition could help millions of women worldwide  BBC
4. How renaming PCOS to PMOS could improve care for millions of women  PBS
5. Colorado doctor helps change name of common condition from PCOS to PMOS in hopes of helping women find treatment  KUSA.com

Obesity doesn’t equate to ill health: why the ‘disease’ label doesn’t always fit - Nature

1. Obesity doesn’t equate to ill health: why the ‘disease’ label doesn’t always fit  Nature
2. Obesity May Be More Prevalent Than Previously Thought  The New York Times
3. Obesity With a Normal BMI? Study Suggests It's Common  MedPage Today
4. Body mass index found to drastically underestimate obesity levels in the United States  Keck Medicine of USC
5. Are We Measuring Metabolic Health All Wrong?  MedCity News

The Return of Blaming and Shaming in Public Health - The New York Times

How To Prevent Mosquitoes From Taking Over Your Yard This Summer - Southern Living

1. How To Prevent Mosquitoes From Taking Over Your Yard This Summer  Southern Living
2. Protect your family as mosquito season hits New York  Lohud
3. Home Sweet Home Chicago (05/23/26): David Hochberg is joined by Janelle Iaccino of Rose Pest Solutions, Gil Wagner of Doornbos Heating and Air Conditioning, and Eric Klein of CarePatrol  WGN Radio 720
4. Mosquito Season Has Arrived – Keep Yourself Safe with Rose Pest Solutions  MyStateline
5. Mosquito Season: What You Can Do  Miami's Community News