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Huge study finally reveals outcome for people who took Covid vaccine - LADbible

1. Huge study finally reveals outcome for people who took Covid vaccine  LADbible
2. mRNA COVID vaccines tied to drop in death rate for 4 years  CIDRAP
3. Enormous New Study Finds COVID-19 mRNA Shots Associated With 25 Percent Lower Risk Of Death From Any Cause  IFLScience
4. Study confirms Covid vaccines did not increase mortality rates in France  RFI
5. French study on mRNA COVID-19 vaccines finds a drop in severe COVID—and no increase in deaths  Reason Magazine

7-Day High-Protein Mediterranean Diet Meal Plan, Created by a Dietitian - EatingWell

Scientists Discover Strong Upside for Men Getting Castrated - Futurism

1. Scientists Discover Strong Upside for Men Getting Castrated  Futurism
2. Sterilization and contraception increase lifespan across vertebrates  Nature
3. Is the Secret to Long Life Freedom From Procreation?  Nautilus | Science Connected
4. Contraception and castration linked to longer lifespan  Medical Xpress
5. New research reveals the cost of reproduction  University of Alberta

P.U. IQ! Sniffing your own farts could boost brain power, fend off Alzheimer’s: new study - New York Post

1. P.U. IQ! Sniffing your own farts could boost brain power, fend off Alzheimer’s: new study  New York Post
2. Do Women’s Farts Really Smell Worse Than Men’s?  VICE
3. Science paid people to sniff trumps to find if men's or women's were smellier  OK! Magazine
4. Women's Flatulence Odor Linked to Brain Health Surprise  조선일보
5. Here's why women's farts are usually smellier than men's  Jacaranda FM

Flu season in the US is heating up, driven by new subclade K variant - CNN

1. Flu season in the US is heating up, driven by new subclade K variant  CNN
2. The ominous new ‘K’ flu variant is spreading as flu shot rates fall  UCHealth
3. People’s Pharmacy: This year’s flu vaccines may not protect against this dominant influenza virus  OregonLive.com
4. Doctors warn of potentially stronger flu season as new variant emerges  First Alert 4
5. New flu strain, H3N2 subclade K, spreads across the U.S. as cases rise  WZZM13.com

He made his brothers get their arteries checked. Each had advanced heart disease. - CBS News

Camden County school hit by outbreak of gastrointestinal illness - NJ.com

1. Camden County school hit by outbreak of gastrointestinal illness  NJ.com
2. School in Camden County, New Jersey, hit by gastrointestinal illness outbreak  NBC10 Philadelphia
3. Gastrointestinal illness outbreak sickens several students in Camden County, New Jersey school  CBS News
4. Gastrointestinal illness outbreak at Camden County school  Camden County, NJ

Everything is changing in dementia diagnosis and treatment - statnews.com

1. Everything is changing in dementia diagnosis and treatment  statnews.com
2. Alzheimer's drug hunt learns from cancer fight's multi-target playbook  Reuters
3. 5 Advances in Alzheimer’s Care and Treatment in 2025  Tehachapi News
4. Advancing Early Detection and Equitable Access in Alzheimer Disease Care  The American Journal of Managed Care® (AJMC®)
5. Framework can improve Alzheimer's treatment efficacy by tracking anti-Aβ therapy response  Medical Xpress

The Roots of Dementia Trace Back All The Way to Childhood, Experts Find - ScienceAlert

1. The Roots of Dementia Trace Back All The Way to Childhood, Experts Find  ScienceAlert
2. 4 Habits To Adopt Right Now To Lower Your Risk Of Early Dementia  MindBodyGreen
3. Ten habits increasing your risk of dementia – including not wearing your glasses  MSN
4. 7 Lifestyle Steps You Can Take to Stave Off Dementia if You Have MCI or Early Alzheimer's  Everyday Health
5. Experts Are Urging People Over 40 To Take These Two New Dementia Risks Seriously — Here’s Why  Yahoo News Canada

'Bigorexia' Is On The Rise. Here's What Parents Should Know. - HuffPost

The Minnesota mom who ignited RFK’s vaccine concerns and today’s MAHA movement - Star Tribune

How serious is the H3N2 ‘superflu’ variant? Symptoms and advice - telegraph.co.uk

1. How serious is the H3N2 ‘superflu’ variant? Symptoms and advice  telegraph.co.uk
2. Flu in five charts - how this year's winter outbreak is different  BBC
3. Less than half of NHS staff get flu jab despite virus ‘tidal wave’  The Times
4. Should people wear a mask in public if they feel unwell with flu?  The Guardian
5. What is super flu? And other questions answered  The Conversation

The Worst Ways RFK Jr. Has Harmed Public Health This Year - Gizmodo

1. The Worst Ways RFK Jr. Has Harmed Public Health This Year  Gizmodo
2. RFK Jr is a danger to public health – but local Maha laws could be a bigger threat | Katrina vanden Heuvel  The Guardian
3. From COVID to Hepatitis to Measles, RFK Jr. Is Gutting Vaccine Science: An Ex-CDC Expert Speaks Out  Democracy Now!
4. America’s unfortunate backward step on vaccines  Financial Times
5. Letter: A vote for incompetence  Anchorage Daily News

Notorious 'winter vomiting bug' rising in California. A new norovirus strain could make it worse - Los Angeles Times

1. Notorious 'winter vomiting bug' rising in California. A new norovirus strain could make it worse  Los Angeles Times
2. Highly contagious, hard-to-kill stomach virus spreading in Midwest, Illinois  NBC 5 Chicago
3. Nasty Norovirus Is Spreading, and It Can't Be Killed by Hand Sanitizer: 'You're Miserable for 48 Hours'  People.com
4. 'Winter vomiting disease' hits northern Virginia: How to protect your family  WJLA
5. How to protect yourself from the holiday guest nobody wants: Norovirus  WWBT

How to get a flu vaccine before Christmas - telegraph.co.uk

1. How to get a flu vaccine before Christmas  telegraph.co.uk
2. Flu jabs urged as south of England surge 'is behind rest of UK'  BBC
3. Flu vaccine: Everything you need to know about jab, from side effects to paying for it  The Independent
4. Pharmacies report drop in flu jab stocks as surging cases causes spike in demand  The i Paper
5. Flu vaccine shortages hit pharmacies as cases surge  ITN Productions

Does the 12-3-30 Walking Workout Really Beat Running? Experts Explain. - Outside Magazine

A Measles Outbreak Brings With It Echoes of the Pandemic - The New York Times

7 commonly consumed regular foods that are harmful for the kidneys and what to eat instead - Times of India

1. 7 commonly consumed regular foods that are harmful for the kidneys and what to eat instead  Times of India
2. 6 Fruits to Eat More Of for Better Kidney Health, Recommended by Health Experts  EatingWell
3. 6 Winter Fruits That Help Reduce Uric Acid Naturally  Odisha TV
4. Snacking on fruits? Doctor warns about five fruits which can be poison for your kidneys  The Economic Times
5. Six fruits doctors want you to eat more often for stronger kidneys and better long-term health  livemint.com

Risk-Based Screening Works as Well as Yearly Checks After 40 in Finding Breast Cancers - The New York Times

1. Risk-Based Screening Works as Well as Yearly Checks After 40 in Finding Breast Cancers  The New York Times
2. A New Study Challenges the Way We Screen for Breast Cancer  Time Magazine
3. New study questions what we know about who should get mammograms and when  The Washington Post
4. American College of Radiology Statement on WISDOM Breast Cancer Screening Trial Results | Newswise  Newswise
5. ‘Give this a try’: Digital toolkit aims to improve risk-informed breast cancer screening  Healio

At meeting on Florida's plan to end school vaccine mandates, skeptics and doctors stand off - NBC News

1. At meeting on Florida's plan to end school vaccine mandates, skeptics and doctors stand off  NBC News
2. In Florida’s Panhandle, a Hearing on School Vaccine Mandates Gets Heated  The New York Times
3. Florida Health Department takes step toward eliminating 4 child vaccine mandates  Miami Herald
4. Doctors: Florida plan to repeal vaccine rules a 'direct threat' to health  Tallahassee Democrat
5. Critics clash over proposed end to vaccine requirements for PreK-12 students in Florida  WEAR-tv

A Hidden Brain State Before Sleep May Be The Key to Human Genius - ScienceAlert

​Colorectal surgeon shares 5 things she avoids to lower colon cancer risk - Times of India

1. ​Colorectal surgeon shares 5 things she avoids to lower colon cancer risk  Times of India
2. 10 foods that can quietly protect you from colon cancer, as per a gastroenterologist  Times of India
3. Top nutrition scientist urges public to make 3 key changes to lower colon cancer risk  Manchester Evening News
4. 8 foods that fight colon cancer risk, according to science  The Economic Times
5. I'm a colorectal surgeon... here is how to reduce the risk of early onset cancer  Daily Mail

Colon cancer: Doctor explains how early polyps grow quietly and how screening saves lives - Times of India

1. Colon cancer: Doctor explains how early polyps grow quietly and how screening saves lives  Times of India
2. More young adults are getting bowel cancer. Is Switzerland screening too late?  SWI swissinfo.ch
3. Cancer surgeon says ‘blood in stool isn’t always piles’, warns of these 6 signs of colorectal cancer | Health  Hindustan Times
4. 'My world was turned upside down after bowel cancer diagnosis aged 36'  STV News
5. Kidwai study flags high burden of colorectal cancer among Indians below 45  The Hindu

Why are sperm donors having hundreds of children? - BBC

1. Why are sperm donors having hundreds of children?  BBC
2. Sperm from donor with cancer-causing gene was used to conceive almost 200 children  BBC
3. At least 197 children were fathered by sperm donor with cancer-causing gene. Some have already died  CNN
4. One sperm donor fathered 200 children and passed on a deadly mutation – and it could easily happen again  The Conversation
5. Sperm donor with hidden cancer gene fathers nearly 200 kids, families blindsided  Fox News

Review of Medical Cannabis Use Finds Little Evidence of Benefit - The New York Times

1. Review of Medical Cannabis Use Finds Little Evidence of Benefit  The New York Times
2. Bombshell cannabis study reveals hidden risks of medical pot that may actually outweigh any benefits  New York Post
3. Scientists reveal the real benefits and hidden risks of medical cannabis  ScienceDaily
4. Review Sparks Calls for ‘High-Quality’ and ‘Balanced’ Research on Medical Cannabis  Cannabis Health News
5. Top 5 Medical Cannabis Myths and What Science Says  Breaking AC

Boomers are Starting to Have Mobility Issues - Devices to Mobilize Them are Antiquated and Painful - Daily Kos

We're All Sitting Too Much: New Study Suggests Drinking This Could Offset the Health Impact - The Kitchn

1. We're All Sitting Too Much: New Study Suggests Drinking This Could Offset the Health Impact  The Kitchn
2. Researchers Discover a Delicious Way to Reduce the Health Risks of Sitting  SciTechDaily
3. Six foods that can boost heart health or reduce inflammation  The Independent
4. Scientists reveal a powerful heart boost hidden in everyday foods  ScienceDaily
5. How polyphenol-rich foods can help support your health and wellness goals  Los Angeles Daily News

Winter virus season so far is not too bad, but doctors worry about suffering to come - AP News

1. Winter virus season so far is not too bad, but doctors worry about suffering to come  AP News
2. Nearly 3 million people have caught the flu. Here’s where the virus is hitting hardest  thehill.com
3. Can Public Health Keep Up in the Respiratory Illness Season?  Medscape
4. Almost 3 million have already been affected by this year’s flu. Here are the states hit the hardest  The Independent
5. Get the Facts: See the latest flu activity levels by state  WDSU

First flu-related death of the season reported in eastern Idaho - East Idaho News

Man Suffers Grim Fate After Drinking Eight Energy Drinks Per Day - Futurism

1. Man Suffers Grim Fate After Drinking Eight Energy Drinks Per Day  Futurism
2. Man’s extreme energy drink habit leads to concerning medical discovery, doctors say  Fox News
3. A healthy man suffers a stroke and permanent damage after consuming numerous energy drinks  KSL.com
4. A Daily Habit of 8 Energy Drinks May Have Triggered a UK Man's Stroke  ScienceAlert
5. Doctors Had No Idea Why 'Fit and Well' Man Had a Stroke — Until He Told Them What He Was Drinking Every Day  People.com

Is Medford’s suspected norovirus outbreak a sign of things to come? Here’s what the experts say. - Boston.com

1. Is Medford’s suspected norovirus outbreak a sign of things to come? Here’s what the experts say.  Boston.com
2. Norovirus outbreak closes Medford school for second day. Here’s how to prevent the spread.  The Boston Globe
3. Mass. school closes temporarily after more than 130 students call out on the same day  MassLive.com
4. Medford school remains out of session due to suspected norovirus outbreak  WHDH
5. Mass. school closed for deep cleaning after norovirus outbreak sickens over 100 students, staff  Boston 25 News

Extra Extra: Doctors say hot toddies are not medicine - Gothamist

1. Extra Extra: Doctors say hot toddies are not medicine  Gothamist
2. Is it a good idea to have a hot toddy when you’re sick?  The Guardian
3. The festive boozy beverage that can soothe cold and flu symptoms  The Independent
4. Why hot toddies may do more harm than good when you’re sick  Dagens.com
5. Can a hot toddy actually help with a cold?  AOL.com

Normal fasting sugar, high HbA1c: Why your long-term diabetes report looks worse than your daily readings - Times of India

“This Is Disgusting”: 5-Month-Old Passes Away After Parents’ “Pseudoscience” Goes Tragically Wrong - Bored Panda

What Happens to Your Bone Health When You Take Vitamin D and Calcium Together? - Verywell Health

1. What Happens to Your Bone Health When You Take Vitamin D and Calcium Together?  Verywell Health
2. The everyday vitamin proven to keep us healthier as we get older  The Independent
3. Do older adults need to take vitamin D and calcium supplements?  Medical Xpress
4. What Happens to Bone Health When Taking Vitamin D and Calcium Together?  وكالة صدى نيوز
5. Muscle Strength Loss Increases 70% If You're Deficient In This Vitamin  MindBodyGreen

Patients temporarily housed in a parking garage in Fossvogur - Iceland Monitor

Tanning beds mutate skin cells far beyond the reach of ordinary sunlight, study shows - Medical Xpress

1. Tanning beds mutate skin cells far beyond the reach of ordinary sunlight, study shows  Medical Xpress
2. Tanning bed users have nearly twice as much damage to skin cells, Northwestern study finds  Chicago Tribune
3. Tanning Beds Are Giving Us Skin Cancer Where the Sun Doesn’t Shine  Gizmodo
4. How Risky Are Tanning Beds? New Study Finds They Triple Melanoma Odds  Everyday Health
5. Indoor Tanning Makes Youthful Skin Much Older on a Genetic Level  UC San Francisco

CDC warns travelers of uncurable mosquito-borne virus - Boing Boing

1. CDC warns travelers of uncurable mosquito-borne virus  Boing Boing
2. CDC warns about traveling to these 4 countries due to outbreak of untreatable disease  Yahoo
3. Chikungunya in Sri Lanka - Level 2 - Practice Enhanced Precautions - Travel Health Notices | Travelers' Health  Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | CDC (.gov)
4. CDC warns travelers about outbreak of untreatable mosquito disease in 4 countries  FOX 11 Los Angeles
5. U.S. Issues Level 2 Alert for Mosquito-Borne Virus in Several Countries—What to Know  Travel + Leisure

N.J. hospital warning hundreds of patients about a deadly bacteria found in its water - NJ.com

1. N.J. hospital warning hundreds of patients about a deadly bacteria found in its water  NJ.com
2. State tests find Legionnaires’ bacteria in St. Joseph’s hospital water  Bergen Record
3. Deadly Bacteria Found In NJ Hospitals Water System: Report  Patch
4. Patient Dies After Dangerous Bacteria Found In St. Joseph's Hospital Water  dailyvoice.com

Plant-Based Diets Can Work for Kids, but New Study Outlines Concerning Risks - Gizmodo

1. Plant-Based Diets Can Work for Kids, but New Study Outlines Concerning Risks  Gizmodo
2. Plant-based diets in children: Largest study of its kind highlights benefits—and risks  Medical Xpress
3. Experts say this is what happens when you raise your kids on a plant-based diet  The Independent
4. Vegan children are shorter and skinnier  telegraph.co.uk
5. Vegetarian and vegan diets can be healthy for kids, study finds. But there’s a catch  Euronews.com

Frustrating weight-loss jab 'catch' that not enough people talk about - Daily Mail

Promising results emerge from blood tests that screen for 50 cancers at once - WTOP

1. Promising results emerge from blood tests that screen for 50 cancers at once  WTOP
2. How blood tests can inform cancer treatment decisions, with Craig Eagle  pharmaphorum
3. Cancer-detecting blood tests are on the Rise. Do they work?  Oman Observer
4. Galleri: The cancer test everyone is talking about  Times of India

There’s a testosterone crisis, the FDA says — for cisgender men - The 19th News

1. There’s a testosterone crisis, the FDA says — for cisgender men  The 19th News
2. Testosterone levels have declined in men. Here's what the FDA wants to do about it  NPR
3. FDA panel calls to loosen restrictions on testosterone replacement therapy  NBC News
4. Silicon Valley’s Testosterone Party Could Get Bigger  The Information
5. Indiana University physician joins FDA panel on male hormone therapy  News-Medical

Your Brain Has a Learning Shortcut AI Can’t Copy - SciTechDaily

Ultra-processed foods fueling chronic diseases, mental illnesses globally: study - Christian Post

1. Ultra-processed foods fueling chronic diseases, mental illnesses globally: study  Christian Post
2. The Strongest Evidence Yet That Ultra-Processed Foods Raise Serious Health Risks Worldwide  Food & Wine
3. Food Tank, Tufts hold ultra-processed foods event on Capitol Hill  The Fence Post
4. These processed foods are secretly sabotaging your diet. Here's what to eat instead  British GQ
5. Ultra-processed foods linked to early-onset colorectal adenomas in women  Managed Healthcare Executive

'Dancing Wheelchair' Helps Paralyzed Teen Feel 'Cool' Being a Different Sort of Dancer (WATCH) - Good News Network

Gyneacologist shares how women can manage anaemia in winter: 'Eat foods like...' | Health - Hindustan Times

1. Gyneacologist shares how women can manage anaemia in winter: 'Eat foods like...' | Health  Hindustan Times
2. 5 Mistakes Pregnant Women Should Avoid This Winter, According to Experts  indiaherald.com
3. Pregnancy tips for winter: Top gynaecologist on how to stay warm, infection-free, healthy  Moneycontrol
4. Pregnancy in winter: Essential tips for expectant mothers  Times of India
5. How Sunlight, Supplements, And Diet Keep Anaemia Away During Winter Pregnancy  News18

Doctors Say COVID Symptoms Are Changing—Here’s What to Watch for With the New Variant - Prevention

A healthier sugar substitute: Engineered bacteria yield a sweet solution - Phys.org

What to know about drug-resistant fungus on the rise in Michigan - MLive.com

1. What to know about drug-resistant fungus on the rise in Michigan  MLive.com
2. Fungus Spreading In Michigan That’s Resistant To Drugs  WGRD 97.9
3. Drug-resistant fungus spreading in Michigan hospitals  MLive.com

Why Autism May Be a Treatable Metabolic Signaling Disorder - Technology Networks

1. Why Autism May Be a Treatable Metabolic Signaling Disorder  Technology Networks
2. In search for autism’s causes, look at genes, not vaccines, researchers say  Los Angeles Times
3. Kennedy's 'autism epidemic' mistakes invisibility for nonexistence | Your Turn  USA Today
4. 'Three-hit model' involving genes and environment describes possible causes of autism  Medical Xpress
5. Autism's 3-Hit Model Targets Mitochondria  Conexiant

Misophonia Has Genetic Links to Anxiety And Depression, Study Reveals - ScienceAlert

Scientists Find the Protein That Lets Alcohol Wreck Your Liver - SciTechDaily

Die-off of hundreds of birds something Manitoba hasn't experienced 'at this scale': biologist - CBC

1. Die-off of hundreds of birds something Manitoba hasn't experienced 'at this scale': biologist  CBC
2. CBC: Die-off of hundreds of birds something Manitoba hasn’t experienced ‘at this scale’: biologist  UM Today News
3. Hundreds of Canada goose deaths in Manitoba leave wildlife experts perplexed  Toronto Star
4. Regina man disturbed by troubling wildlife mortality event on Wascana Lake  CTV News
5. More than 50 dead Canada geese found on frozen river in Lockport, Man.  Yahoo News Canada

Scientists Find That This Common Vaccine For People 50+ May Actually Prevent And Slow Dementia - Women's Health

1. Scientists Find That This Common Vaccine For People 50+ May Actually Prevent And Slow Dementia  Women's Health
2. Link between shingles vaccine and slowed dementia is ‘promising,’ says expert  Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
3. What does the evidence tell us about the shingles vaccine and dementia?  CBC
4. 'This Would Be a Hugely Important Finding': What We Heard This Week  MedPage Today
5. Fighting Dementia Could Be as Easy as the Shingles Vaccine  Bloomberg.com

AIIMS-trained neurologist says stroke paralysis can be reversed, but there's a catch | Health - Hindustan Times

A Natural Molecule Shows Surprising Power Against Alzheimer’s - SciTechDaily

What went right this week: the good news that matters - Positive News

1. What went right this week: the good news that matters  Positive News
2. Pioneering new treatment reverses incurable blood cancer in some patients  BBC
3. ‘At 13, I thought my leukaemia was incurable. But a new treatment has made me cancer-free’  The Independent
4. Gene-edited CAR-T cells erase aggressive T-cell leukemia  ScienceDaily
5. Novel Gene Therapy Treats T Cell Leukemia  Labroots

'Don't die of embarrassment': Why men need to check their risk of prostate cancer – and not worry that cycling is a factor - Cycling Weekly

1. 'Don't die of embarrassment': Why men need to check their risk of prostate cancer – and not worry that cycling is a factor  Cycling Weekly
2. Weighing up the risks and benefits of prostate cancer screening | Letters  The Guardian
3. Not just blood in urine: 4 warning signs of prostate cancer you should not ignore  Times of India
4. Rise in late-stage prostate cancer raises concerns over testing  The Globe and Mail
5. Prostate Cancer Screening and Diagnosis  Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center

New Zealand GP explains 'why healthy people still have heart attacks': Normal BMI but excess visceral fat... | Health - Hindustan Times

1. New Zealand GP explains 'why healthy people still have heart attacks': Normal BMI but excess visceral fat... | Health  Hindustan Times
2. ‘Beer Belly’ Can Cause Cardiac Damage Differently From General Obesity  Medscape
3. 'Beer Belly' Linked to Higher Risk of Heart Damage, Especially in Men  Healthline
4. Belly fat signals heart risks - even in adults with a healthy weight  Earth.com
5. Study Links Beer Bellies to Harmful Heart Structure Changes, Especially in Men  Medical Dialogues

Suicide deaths challenge traditional views on mental health risk - Deseret News

1. Suicide deaths challenge traditional views on mental health risk  Deseret News
2. ‘The signs aren’t always there’: University of Utah professor researches alternative risk factors in unexpected suicides  ABC4 Utah
3. Many suicide deaths occur without high genetic risk for mental illness  PsyPost
4. Many who die by suicide aren’t depressed, genetic research suggests  The University of Utah

NAD+ supplement shows early promise for long COVID fatigue and brain fog - ScienceDaily

Officials issue warning amid concerning spread of dangerous disease in US region: 'There is a risk factor just going outdoors' - Yahoo

How I proved hair loss and dizziness aren't just symptoms of 'being a mum' - BBC

I asked 50 people who quit veganism exactly why they stopped and their answers completely changed how I think about vegans - VegOut

Measles resurgence in Utah highlights need for vaccination and caution - Deseret News

1. Measles resurgence in Utah highlights need for vaccination and caution  Deseret News
2. Utah hit with largest measles outbreak in over 30 years  KUTV
3. New Utah measles case discovered at Salt Lake County child care facility  The Salt Lake Tribune
4. Utah has a 115 confirmed cases of measles, with latest infection at Bingham High  KSL.com
5. Health officials provide situational update on measles outbreak in Utah  ABC4 Utah

Triple-negative breast cancer vaccine shows promise in early clinical trial - NBC News

1. Triple-negative breast cancer vaccine shows promise in early clinical trial  NBC News
2. Cleveland Clinic breast cancer vaccine shows promise  FOX 8 News
3. Anixa Biosciences Announces Positive Phase 1 Data for Investigational Breast Cancer Vaccine; Primary Endpoints Were Met and Immune Response Observed in 74% of Participants  Yahoo Finance
4. Cleveland Clinic researchers share promising results from experimental breast cancer vaccine trial  WKYC
5. Preventive TNBC Vaccine Triggers Immune Responses in Phase I Study  Inside Precision Medicine

Insufficient sleep associated with decreased life expectancy - OHSU News

1. Insufficient sleep associated with decreased life expectancy  OHSU News
2. One Critical Factor Predicts Longevity Better Than Diet or Exercise, Study Says  ScienceAlert
3. Insufficient sleep linked to major hidden health risk, study reveals  Fox News
4. Getting less than 7 hours of sleep a night is shortening your life, study finds — here are 5 tricks to snooze faster  New York Post
5. Sleep well to live longer, new OHSU study says  The Lund Report