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Column | At 80, he’s a top dementia expert. Here’s how he keeps his brain healthy. - The Washington Post

1. Column | At 80, he’s a top dementia expert. Here’s how he keeps his brain healthy.  The Washington Post
2. 7 surprising habits Cambridge experts swear by to slow cognitive decline  BBC Science Focus Magazine
3. 6 Habits Neurologists Swear By to Keep Their Brains Sharp  Glamour
4. Brain Coach explains how to keep your brain strong & healthy | Great Day SA  kens5.com
5. Take steps to protect your brain health  Leader Publications

A 'canary in the coal mine': Measles resurgence exposes weaknesses in U.S. public health, experts say - CNBC

1. A 'canary in the coal mine': Measles resurgence exposes weaknesses in U.S. public health, experts say  CNBC
2. Pennsylvania raises alarm on congenital measles  CIDRAP
3. U.S. measles cases more than double what they were last year as outbreak spreads  NPR
4. Measles surge exposes Republicans’ vulnerability on vaccines  Financial Times
5. Pennsylvania measles cases rise to 1,360, state health department says  Reuters

Millions Use Antidepressants. We Still Don’t Understand How They Work. - The New York Times

Skin as the First Clue: A Case Report of Immunoglobin A (IgA) Vasculitis - Cureus

Scientists discover a surprising clue to why some brains resist Alzheimer’s - Science Daily

1. Scientists discover a surprising clue to why some brains resist Alzheimer’s  Science Daily
2. How to Lower the Likelihood of Alzheimer’s if You Have a Genetic Risk  The New York Times
3. Scientists uncover a surprising defense against Alzheimer’s risk  New York Post
4. Have you hit the genetic lottery? Investigating the role of ApoE in Alzheimer’s disease  The Tufts Daily
5. Even In Your 90s, This Gene May Have A Say In Brain Health  Yahoo Health

Scientists Just Connected 2 Types of Ultra-Processed Foods to Lower Colon Cancer Risk - EatingWell

1. Scientists Just Connected 2 Types of Ultra-Processed Foods to Lower Colon Cancer Risk  EatingWell
2. Massive study of 460,000 people challenges ultra-processed food cancer fears  Science Daily
3. Ultra-processed food not linked to elevated risk of colorectal cancer, study finds  NewsNation
4. Replacing just 10% of ultra‑processed foods with whole foods linked to drop in bowel cancer rate  InSight+
5. Cutting This One Food Could Drastically Reduce Your Colon Cancer Risk  Yahoo Health

Ebola outbreak 2026 news: Chicago hospitals say they are ready amid Ebola cases in Kenya, Congo, Nigeria, Uganda, France - ABC7 Chicago

Inside the narcissistic brain: fMRI research sheds light on the narcissist's struggle with empathy - Phys.org

A Massive Study Reveals How Your DNA Is Linked to Your Personality, Health and Even Where You Live - ZME Science

1. A Massive Study Reveals How Your DNA Is Linked to Your Personality, Health and Even Where You Live  ZME Science
2. Massive study identifies genetic variants associated with five major personality traits  News-Medical
3. Is Personality Genetic? What a Study of 1 Million People Reveals.  23andMe
4. Study identifies 1,260 variants linked to personality traits — News-Medical  UA.NEWS
5. Genetic Blueprint of Personality Revealed  Neuroscience News

Why Do Humans Get So Many Cavities? An Evolutionary Biologist Explains - Forbes

New test could flag which men need aggressive prostate cancer treatment and which don't - Fox News

1. New test could flag which men need aggressive prostate cancer treatment and which don't  Fox News
2. Diagnostic test could help doctors refine prostate cancer treatment  Medical Xpress
3. How Investors May Respond To Veracyte (VCYT) Expanded Test Coverage  Simply Wall Street
4. Veracyte’s Decipher May Guide Therapy Intensification But More Study Needed on Predictive Capability  GenomeWeb
5. A global movement, a local community: Bundaberg to Reclaim the Night  Bundaberg Today

2-year-old suffers catastrophic brain injury after exposure to 7-OH - Hawaii News Now

Your Blood Pressure Could Be Higher Than You Think. These 7 Fruits May Help Bring It Down, Say Experts - AOL.com

1. Your Blood Pressure Could Be Higher Than You Think. These 7 Fruits May Help Bring It Down, Say Experts  AOL.com
2. 5 Ways Pomegranate Juice Can Support Your Heart Health  Verywell Health
3. Familiar fruit that helps stabilize blood pressure and protect cardiovascular health  Laodong.vn
4. Pomegranate compound improves heart function by up to 80% in study  Medical Dialogues

How a scientist who studies dementia protects himself from bad air - The Washington Post

1. How a scientist who studies dementia protects himself from bad air  The Washington Post
2. A remarkable new picture is emerging of how the air around us could harm the brain  The Washington Post
3. Scientists say something in the air could be quietly damaging your brain  Fast Company
4. Neuroscientists are digging into a worrying link between polluted air and children’s brain wiring  PsyPost
5. Pollution may play role in harming aging brains — and more health headlines  Yahoo Health

More women are dying from heart disease. New guidelines for doctors aim to change that. - NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

1. More women are dying from heart disease. New guidelines for doctors aim to change that.  NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
2. Leading health groups redefine heart health for girls and women  www.heart.org
3. A New Way to Think About Women’s Heart Health  Time Magazine
4. The 4 stages of women’s heart health: New framework for doctors and patients  STAT
5. What to know about the five phases of women’s and girls’ heart health  NBC News

The Most Powerful Obesity Drug Yet Has a Hidden Benefit—and It Happens While You Sleep - Gizmodo

1. The Most Powerful Obesity Drug Yet Has a Hidden Benefit—and It Happens While You Sleep  Gizmodo
2. Triple-action weekly weight-loss drug reduces sleep apnea in two late-stage trials  Medical Xpress
3. Investigational Med Tied to Major Reduction in OSA Severity  Medscape
4. Another Incretin Drug Proves Mettle in Sleep Apnea  MedPage Today
5. Triple Hormone Receptor for Obesity | Metabolic Care Today  DocWireNews

Column | New clues point to why IBS is twice as common in women as men - The Washington Post

Analysis: Let's End a Myth About Kids and Candy - Newser

Want to Protect Your Brain From Cognitive Decline? A Harvard Study Points to This Daily Step Count - Inc.com

1. Want to Protect Your Brain From Cognitive Decline? A Harvard Study Points to This Daily Step Count  Inc.com
2. Scientists Link 3,000 Daily Steps to Slower Alzheimer’s-Related Cognitive Decline  Yahoo
3. More daily steps over a long period linked to better attention and decision-making  Medical Xpress
4. Adults who walk an average of less than 5,000 steps per day are almost twice as likely to be diagnos..  매일경제
5. Walking Just 3,000 Steps a Day May Slow Alzheimer’s-Related Decline — and You Don’t Have to Reach 10,000  SheKnows

Florida freestanding ER bills stun patients after routine visits - Tampa Bay 28

Vascular disease: Why 6 to 8 cups of tea daily may reduce your risk - Medical News Today

1. Vascular disease: Why 6 to 8 cups of tea daily may reduce your risk  Medical News Today
2. How you drink your tea could determine whether you gain or lose heart health benefits  CNN
3. Study links regular tea drinking to 11% lower vascular disease risk  NewsNation
4. How hot you drink your tea may affect heart health  USA Today
5. Are You Drinking Tea at the Right Temperature? New Health Research Says It Matters More Than You Think  Real Simple

Testosterone May Have an Unexpected Benefit For Women's Bones After Menopause - ScienceAlert

1. Testosterone May Have an Unexpected Benefit For Women's Bones After Menopause  ScienceAlert
2. Testosterone alongside estrogen could better protect postmenopausal women's bones  www.mojkraj.hr
3. Combined hormones linked to higher lumbar bone density in small observational study  Bioengineer.org
4. Combined estrogen and testosterone therapy increases lumbar spine bone mineral density  Medical Xpress

‘It’s a mess right now’: RFK’s sweeping changes place new vaccines in limbo - The Guardian

1. ‘It’s a mess right now’: RFK’s sweeping changes place new vaccines in limbo  The Guardian
2. OPINION: Should you vaccinate your child?  Alaska Watchman
3. Jamilia Sherls, on where health systems should turn for vaccine guidance | HSES 2026  Managed Healthcare Executive
4. Medical assistants talk to families about vaccines in about half of visits, study finds  CIDRAP
5. No new vaccine recommendations issued in the US after ACIP changes were blocked — The Guardian  UA.NEWS

A Simple Diet Change Could Transform Kidney Disease Treatment, 10-Year Study Finds - SciTechDaily

1. A Simple Diet Change Could Transform Kidney Disease Treatment, 10-Year Study Finds  SciTechDaily
2. Fruits and vegetables may be a better option to improve kidney disease outcomes  News-Medical
3. Does CKD Require Restricting Potassium-Rich Foods? With Navdeep Tangri, MD  HCPLive
4. U.S. study links fruit and vegetable intake to fewer hospitalizations in kidney patients  FreshPlaza
5. Can Delivering Fruits and Vegetables Address CKD Acidosis? With Navdeep Tangri, MD  HCPLive

The healthiest types of Halloween candy, according to experts - USA Today

1. The healthiest types of Halloween candy, according to experts  USA Today
2. Is There a Healthier Way to Eat Halloween Candy?  The New York Times
3. Does Halloween candy really give kids a sugar rush?  Futurity
4. HEALTH AND FITNESS: Getting tricked by treats  Post and Courier
5. Health in a Handbasket: Halloween inspired snacks  WUHF

Bird flu is raging on a mink farm. It could spark a human pandemic, experts say, but officials won’t act. - CNN

1. Bird flu is raging on a mink farm. It could spark a human pandemic, experts say, but officials won’t act.  CNN
2. Bird flu outbreak at Utah mink farm sparks concerns about government response  The Guardian
3. Preliminary report on H5N1 highly pathogenic avian influenza in Utah mink, August 2026  Virological
4. Bird flu has spread on a Utah mink farm for two months with no cull: what we know  Nacionale
5. Report: A Utah mink farm is rife with bird flu  Axios

Industry executives knew for decades that microplastics were infiltrating the human body - Los Angeles Times

1. Industry executives knew for decades that microplastics were infiltrating the human body  Los Angeles Times
2. Scientists were unsure of how microplastics harmed the body — until now  The Washington Post
3. Microplastics: A hidden health threat?  Harvard Health
4. Living in the Plastic Age: Are We at Risk?  News Mobile
5. Scientists Show What Happens When Microplastics Meet Blood  Newser

AI detects “invisible” signs of pancreatic cancer years before diagnosis - Science Daily

1. AI detects “invisible” signs of pancreatic cancer years before diagnosis  Science Daily
2. Body composition changes on CT scans may help identify pancreatic cancer risk  Mayo Clinic News Network
3. Routine CT Scans Captured Steeper Fat Loss in the Three Years Before Pancreatic Cancer Diagnosis Among 1,825 Patients  Medical Daily
4. Years earlier, a powerful artificial intelligence (AI) system was developed that could detect the in..  매일경제
5. AI system detects pancreatic cancer signs more than a year before diagnosis  سانا

Beer, wine or spirits: A large study finds different mortality patterns for each - News-Medical

1. Beer, wine or spirits: A large study finds different mortality patterns for each  News-Medical
2. Just two drinks a day may be far riskier than you think  Science Daily
3. Moderate drinking harmless? A major new study found that having just two alcoholic drinks a day is linked to a 1 in 25 lifetime risk of dying from alcohol-related causes, challenging a long-held belief  The Times of India
4. Moderate Alcohol Consumption Linked to Low Lifetime Health Risks  India News Network
5. Moderate alcohol consumption linked to higher cancer mortality — News-Medical  UA.NEWS

Koalas are cute, furry, iconic – and dying of chlamydia. But how well does the approved vaccine work? - The Guardian

Women live longer, but spend more years ill: Why menopause at 50 matters - Ynetnews

1. Women live longer, but spend more years ill: Why menopause at 50 matters  Ynetnews
2. Menopause is having its overdue moment  The Washington Post
3. Our Chicago: Talking About Perimenopause and Menopause  ABC7 Chicago
4. The Complete Menopause Guide for Ladies in “That Time” of Life  Paula Froelich: Uncensored
5. Missed & Dismissed: From perimenopause to menopause, the transition medicine keeps missing  Contemporary OB/GYN

Humans Are The Only Animals That Get Acne — An Evolutionary Biologist Explains Why - Forbes

A surprising supplement may give babies an IQ boost and social skills: study - New York Post

1. A surprising supplement may give babies an IQ boost and social skills: study  New York Post
2. Taking this nutrient during pregnancy may boost kids’ IQ, study finds  KTLA
3. Prenatal Supplement Linked to Improved Child Cognition and Social Behavior, Study Says  University of Colorado Anschutz
4. One common nutrient during pregnancy may boost a child’s IQ  Earth.com

What lymphatic drainage tools can and can’t do for your health - The Washington Post

'Circadian' depression may be the reason why you can't sleep - New York Post

1. 'Circadian' depression may be the reason why you can't sleep  New York Post
2. Your Sleep Habits May Point to a Specific Type of Depression, a New Study Finds  The New York Times
3. Sleep and depression may be more intertwined than we thought  Scientific American
4. Researchers Identify New 'Circadian' Subtype of Depression Affecting 1 in 4 Patients  ScienceAlert
5. Australian researchers identify new subtype of depression linked to body clock disruptions  The Guardian

Can psychedelics soothe an overactive immune system? New meta-analysis investigates - Medical Xpress

He resigned from CDC leadership. Now he’s fighting RFK Jr. from the outside. - The Washington Post

3 mental health habits that may help with your blood pressure - The Washington Post

Doctors Confess: These 7 Sexual Health Myths Are Putting Women at Risk - Woman's World

Iowa’s cancer problem is scrambling the midterms - Yahoo

What people aged 50 and older need to know about flu shots - NPR

'Leaky gut' isn’t a medical diagnosis. Here’s what it really means - USA Today

I'm a Dietitian, and This Is What I Tell People Who Drink Diet Soda Every Day - AOL.com

A veterinarian advises against a practice increasingly popular among dog owners - TheCoolist

1. A veterinarian advises against a practice increasingly popular among dog owners  TheCoolist
2. Got chicken and white rice at home? You have a pet-diet staple, but vets warn it hides a real risk  cristinaiglesias.com
3. Is fresh dog food safe?  The Bristol Herald Courier

Pittsburgh cancer doctors explain why less treatment can sometimes mean better outcomes - TribLIVE.com

1. Pittsburgh cancer doctors explain why less treatment can sometimes mean better outcomes  TribLIVE.com
2. New 3D technology, two convenient locations and financial assistance make breast screening more accessible  Ravalli Republic
3. KCU professor: Early detection, advances in treatment improve breast cancer survival  Newstalk KZRG
4. Getting breast cancer care tailored to the patient  6abc Philadelphia
5. Less Can Be More in Breast Cancer Treatment, Precision Oncology Editors Argue  Bioengineer.org

Scientists Discover That Ovaries May Be Doing Something Unexpected Decades After Menopause - SciTechDaily

Scientists May Have Discovered Why Men's Prostates Enlarge With Age - ScienceAlert

1. Scientists May Have Discovered Why Men's Prostates Enlarge With Age  ScienceAlert
2. Scientists Might Finally Know Why Older Guys Pee Multiple Times a Night  VICE
3. Newly Found Prostate Cell Type May Explain Why the Gland Grows With Age  Around Prague
4. Johns Hopkins Scientists Identify Cells Linked to Prostate Enlargement  Demokratis.co.id
5. Why does the prostate enlarge with age? Scientists discover unusual cells hiding in one key region  The Economic Times

When Memory Concerns Begin: A Call To Action For Brain Health - Forbes

1. When Memory Concerns Begin: A Call To Action For Brain Health  Forbes
2. Before Treating Dementia, We Have to See It  Milken Institute
3. Neurologists Reveal The Overlooked Signs Of Alzheimer's They Wish Everyone Knew  Yahoo Health
4. Understanding FTD: Scott Oxarart’s Story Raises Awareness in Nevada  AFTD - The Association for Frontotemporal Degeneration
5. Early recognition key to spotting dementia  The Shillong Times

Cracking a smile regularly may be good not just for your mood but for your health - AP News

Cardiologists Warn: Skipping Breakfast Increases Men's Heart Disease Risk - AOL.com

1. Cardiologists Warn: Skipping Breakfast Increases Men's Heart Disease Risk  AOL.com
2. American doctors point out 5 morning habits that should be adjusted to protect the heart.  Vietnam.vn
3. Heart Disease Develops Silently for Years. Cardiologist Recommends 4 Preventative Health Tests for Men Over 50  Men's Journal
4. The One Morning Habit Cardiologists Wish More Men Would Break  Parade Magazine

Resarchers Asked Middle-Aged Women Why They Stopped Having Sex – It Wasn't Menopause - Yahoo

Potential TB cluster linked to SF strip club under investigation - SFGATE

1. Potential TB cluster linked to SF strip club under investigation  SFGATE
2. 2 active tuberculosis cases traced to San Francisco strip club  KTVU
3. 2 Cases of Tuberculosis Traced to Famed San Francisco Strip Club  People.com
4. 2 active tuberculosis cases linked to San Francisco strip club  San Francisco Chronicle
5. Tuberculosis cases reportedly traced back to California strip club  KTLA

New Florida counties report dengue cases as statewide total passes 400 - The Hill

1. New Florida counties report dengue cases as statewide total passes 400  The Hill
2. CDC Issues Emergency Response for Florida Dengue Outbreak  MedPage Today
3. Dengue fever case confirmed in Manatee County as cases rise across Florida  ABC7 WWSB
4. Dengue cases in Florida continued to climb after emergency declared  The Washington Post
5. 3 To Know: Vibrio vulnificus, dengue cases climbing in Florida; more  Bradenton Herald

Children who eat more ultraprocessed foods show stronger brain responses to appetizing foods - Medical Xpress

1. Children who eat more ultraprocessed foods show stronger brain responses to appetizing foods  Medical Xpress
2. Junk food linked to ‘silent stroke’ by middle age  The Seattle Times
3. This Study Links Ultraprocessed Food To Cognitive Decline — One Food Stands Out  Yahoo Health
4. Ultraprocessed Food Intake Linked to Adiposity, Vascular Brain Injury  Neurology Advisor
5. Junk food rewires children’s brains, study finds. Govt urged to ban ultra-processed food ads  India Today

The U.S.-Funded Plan To Kill Infants In Africa By Withholding Vaccines Has Been Thwarted - Defector

1. The U.S.-Funded Plan To Kill Infants In Africa By Withholding Vaccines Has Been Thwarted  Defector
2. Hep B Vax Doses Seized; RFK Jr.'s Brazil Photos; MAHA Advisor's COI Waiver  MedPage Today
3. RFK Jr’s ‘deities of vaccine research’ raided by police in Guinea-Bissau  The Guardian
4. US-backed vaccine trial on babies canceled after international outcry  Ars Technica
5. A Controversial Hepatitis B Vaccine Study Championed by RFK Jr. Is Axed After Widespread Backlash  Rolling Stone

Forget ‘ferritin face’ — experts explain the truth about iron deficiency - CNN

Weekly US Influenza Surveillance Report: Key Updates for Week 41, ending October 17, 2026 | FluView - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | CDC (.gov)

1. Weekly US Influenza Surveillance Report: Key Updates for Week 41, ending October 17, 2026 | FluView  Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | CDC (.gov)
2. Flu hospitalization rate at highest level for this time of year since 2010 season, but still relatively low  ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
3. Flu cases double at Karachi hospitals in over a week amid seasonal shift  Dawn
4. Flu Hospital Admissions Rise in Regions Covering Texas, Florida, New England and the Northwest While Activity Stays Low  Medical Daily

California startup says it has injected AI-designed virus into humans for first time - The Independent

1. California startup says it has injected AI-designed virus into humans for first time  The Independent
2. AI-designed virus infects person for the first time  Mashable
3. Human receives AI-designed virus for the first time  The Register
4. Enlisting AI in the fight against drug-resistant bacteria  Universities of Wisconsin
5. AI-Designed Phages Combat Bacteria: Microbial Minutes  ASM.org

Women On GLP-1s Are Revealing The Side Effects And Experiences No One Told Them About - BuzzFeed

1. Women On GLP-1s Are Revealing The Side Effects And Experiences No One Told Them About  BuzzFeed
2. GLP-1 Side Effects vs. Benefits: Real Patient Experiences  Healthline
3. Which Generation Is Most Likely to Use a GLP-1 for Type 2 Diabetes?  Yahoo Health
4. This Question Stops People From Trying a GLP-1  Yahoo Health
5. Survey Reveals the Main Reasons People Quit GLP-1 Drugs for Type 2 Diabetes  Yahoo Health

Marijuana legalization linked to troubling health trend in landmark new study - New York Post

1. Marijuana legalization linked to troubling health trend in landmark new study  New York Post
2. Marijuana legalization tied to rise in heart hospitalizations, study finds  USA Today
3. Study links recreational cannabis legalization to rising heart attack admissions  News-Medical
4. These States Legalized Weed. More Heart Attacks Followed  Gizmodo
5. Marijuana legalization linked to rise in heart-related hospitalizations, study finds  NewsNation

Ebola Outbreak in Africa Reaches Widest Expansion Ever - The New York Times

1. Ebola Outbreak in Africa Reaches Widest Expansion Ever  The New York Times
2. Congo’s Ebola outbreak tops 10,000 cases as authorities race to slow the spread in African countries  AP News
3. Congo Ebola Cases Top 10,000 as Violence Hits Health Workers  Bloomberg.com
4. Congo's Ebola cases surpass 10,000 as fears grow of wider African spread  Reuters
5. Ebola disease caused by Bundibugyo virus, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya and Nigeria  World Health Organization (WHO)

First human case of Shamonda virus detected in France, officials say - BBC

1. First human case of Shamonda virus detected in France, officials say  BBC
2. What is Shamonda, the livestock virus found for the first time in a person in France?  CNN
3. Shamonda Virus Infected and Killed a Person for the First Time. Here's What to Know About the Pathogen Usually Found in Livestock  Smithsonian Magazine
4. First Human Shamonda Virus Infection—What Happens When Animal Diseases Spread To People?  Forbes
5. France reports 1st known human case of Shamonda virus  ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos

A mutated virus is driving the US into an early flu season, especially on the West Coast - CNN

1. A mutated virus is driving the US into an early flu season, especially on the West Coast  CNN
2. Flu season off to early start in Tennessee and nationwide  Axios
3. NY flu cases far outpace last season; new mutation reported  WWNY
4. Flu Activity Is Ramping Up Early This Year. Is a Mutated H1N1 Strain to Blame?  TODAY.com
5. With flu season off to an unusually early start, here's what doctors are seeing  NBC 5 Chicago

Possible Measles Exposure At O'Hare Amid 'Rare Breakthrough Infection' In DuPage County Resident - Patch

1. Possible Measles Exposure At O'Hare Amid 'Rare Breakthrough Infection' In DuPage County Resident  Patch
2. DuPage County measles case prompts exposure alert at Chicago O'Hare International Airport  ABC7 Chicago
3. DuPage County reports measles case in vaccinated resident in ‘rare breakthrough infection'  NBC 5 Chicago
4. DuPage County confirms measles case for vaccinated resident who traveled through O'Hare Airport  Chicago Sun-Times
5. Vaccinated DuPage Resident Gets Measles After International Trip, Putting O'Hare Terminal 5 Travelers on Watch Into November  Medical Daily

Cold activates a BH2 metabolic network promoting longevity and proteostasis - Nature

1. Cold activates a BH2 metabolic network promoting longevity and proteostasis  Nature
2. Scientists Found Why the Cold Helps Worms Live Longer. Could It Work in Humans?  ZME Science
3. Giving short lifespans the cold shoulder: the metabolic pathway linking cold temperatures to longevity  BioTechniques
4. Cold-triggered muscle metabolism promotes longevity in worms  Bioengineer.org
5. Newly identified metabolic pathway helps explain how cold extends lifespan  Phys.org

Is Rabies Making a Comeback? - The New York Times

The Proponents of ‘Dark Nutrition’ Think Everything You Know About Food Is Wrong - The New York Times

1. The Proponents of ‘Dark Nutrition’ Think Everything You Know About Food Is Wrong  The New York Times
2. Raw Buffalo Brains? Enter the Realm of 'Dark Nutrition'  Newser
3. ‘Weird food’? Testicle- and brain-eating, supplement-gulping MAHA health food enthusiasts defend their ‘natural’ diets  Genetic Literacy Project
4. Pennsylvania Shopper Embraces Raw Animal Organs and Dairy  SuaraGarut.ID

How a photo of a person’s face could help predict whether they’ll survive cancer treatment - CNN

1. How a photo of a person’s face could help predict whether they’ll survive cancer treatment  CNN
2. Can AI really predict cancer survival better than a doctor? I have my doubts | Devi Sridhar  The Guardian
3. Your Selfie Could Become A Medical Metric: Mass General Brigham’s AI Face-Scanning Breakthrough  Forbes
4. Single photo predicts your chances of surviving cancer treatment  New Atlas

The Way You Sleep Can Reveal Your Risk of Heart Failure Up to 10 Years in Advance - ScienceAlert

1. The Way You Sleep Can Reveal Your Risk of Heart Failure Up to 10 Years in Advance  ScienceAlert
2. What your bedtime habit may reveal about your heart  health enews
3. The Sleep Pattern Linked To Heart Issues As We Age  HuffPost UK
4. Sleep recordings can help identify future health risks: Study  Deccan Herald
5. Sleep in total darkness to maintain heart health, researchers say  TelegraphHerald.com

4 Osteoporosis Symptoms a Doctor Monitors in Herself and the ‘Critical Window’ for Preventing Bone Loss - TODAY.com

1. 4 Osteoporosis Symptoms a Doctor Monitors in Herself and the ‘Critical Window’ for Preventing Bone Loss  TODAY.com
2. Bad to the Bone: World Osteoporosis Day 2026  Trinidad Guardian
3. Here’s What to Eat for Stronger Bones as You Age, According to Nutrition Experts  Martha Stewart
4. Addressing the growing fracture burden  Hindustan Times
5. The Good Bones of Menopause  Human Resources University of Michigan |