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• ‘Huge step forward’: Scientists discover immune reaction behind pig kidney rejection in transplant patients
• 2 more human cases of West Nile virus confirmed in Mass.; risk elevated in 47 communities
• A parent’s guide to preventing measles infection and what to look for
• A restaurant owner wasn’t regaining function after a stroke. New technology changed everything.
• Allergy shots aren’t a cure, but they will help your immune system : Short Wave : NPR
• As cases of a rare, deadly infection rise, doctors worry fewer teens will get vaccinated
• Australia approves first chlamydia vaccine for koalas ravaged by the disease
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• Cannabis Use Disorder Triples Risk of Oral Cancer
• Cannabis Use Linked With Chromosomal Abnormalities in IVF Eggs : ScienceAlert
• Cardiologist Dr. Steven Kelley shares tips on maintaining a healthy heart
• CDC pauses diagnostic testing for rabies and monkeypox
• Changes to the US vaccine recommendations are sowing confusion and could harm kids
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• Climate Change Is Bringing Legionnaire’s Disease to a Town Near You
• Confusion over CDC panel’s hepatitis B guidance could disrupt care for babies
• Could COVID-19 mRNA vaccines also fight cancer? | Drugs News
• Doctor says 2 kiwis a day can help improve gut health and fight disease
• Doctors clash with Trump administration over vaccines
• Doctors recommend getting flu vaccine as new strain emerges
• Don’t be tricked into giving your kids these treats on Halloween: scientist
• Ebola outbreak in DR Congo rages, with 61% death rate and funding running dry
• Exercise in midlife linked with lower dementia risk
• Experts warn H3N2 flu variant could rival last year’s severe season
• Family of boy who died from brain-eating amoeba raise awareness: “We don’t want his death to be in vain”
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• Fearing Medicaid coverage loss, some parents rush to vaccinate their kids
• Flu cases on the rise amid holiday travel, gatherings, latest CDC data shows
• Flu kills NJ child as cases reach 15M nationwide
• GLP-1 drugs are making a dent in the high obesity rate in the U.S. : Shots
• GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic or Zepbound may not affect risk of 13 obesity-related cancers
• Groundbreaking discovery that’ll see autism diagnoses skyrocket… with one group of Americans hit the hardest
• Hawaii warns beachgoers to stay out of ocean after storms
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• Heart disease remains the top threat many women never see coming
• How did a disease from the 14th century reappear in Northern California?
• How diet affects body odor and which foods can improve your scent
• How to protect yourself against the ‘winter vomiting disease’
• How to take care of your health in 2026
• Hueytown Intermediate student dies after flu battle
• Human eggs ‘rejuvenated’ in an advance that could boost IVF success rates | Medical research
• Huntington’s disease breakthrough ‘is like winning the lottery 10 times over’
• ICE halts ‘all movement’ at Texas detention center due to measles
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• Invasive species of disease-carrying mosquito continues to spread in Northern California
• Kidney transplant recipient dies of rabies after donor scratched by skunk: CDC
• Less meat, more plants: top US heart body’s diet advice at odds with Maha | Trump administration
• Lupus may be caused by the common Epstein-Barr virus, study finds
• Lyme disease risk rises as deer ticks spread across US regions this season
• Measles case confirmed in East Bay, possible exposure at shopping mall, health officials warn
• Measles continues raging in South Carolina; 99 new cases since Tuesday
• Measles outbreak in SC sends 150 unvaccinated kids into 21-day quarantine
• Men need twice as much exercise as women to lower heart disease risk, study finds | Health
• Michael Pollan explores AI and consciousness in ‘A World Appears’ : NPR
• More kids with the flu are getting severely ill or dying as vaccine rates fall, CDC reports
• More of the world’s children are now obese than underweight, UNICEF warns
• Multiple people at state wrestling tournament diagnosed with measles as it spreads in Utah
• New 1-day surgery removes cancer and reconstructs the breast in the same operation
• New study offers hope through lifestyle changes
• New study says cocoa extract may help reduce age-related disease risk for older adults
• Nipah Virus Outbreak Has Asia on High Alert Amid Deaths in India : ScienceAlert
• NJ resident may have spread measles on NJ Transit, PATH trains
• North Carolina confirms 5th measles case as South Carolina’s outbreak surges
• Northern Arizona resident dies from plague
• Novartis Phase III trial for next-generation malaria treatment KLU156 (GanLum) meets primary endpoint, with potential to combat antimalarial resistance
• Ob/gyn group recommends Covid-19 vaccines during pregnancy, another major group to break from CDC
• Officials Told Ohio School to Trash 72 Dead Vultures Like Garbage. Turns Out They Had Bird Flu
• One long walk beats short strolls for a healthy heart, study says
• Oregon warns of possible measles exposure at two Linn County hospitals
• Over 250 people quarantined in South Carolina as measles outbreak rages
• Ozempic for Drinking: Approved Drugs for Alcohol Addiction Are Ignored
• Person With Measles Went To Woodland Hills Fast Food Restaurant: Authorities
• Poor sleep shortens life expectancy more than other factors, experts say
• Popular herbal supplement sent a healthy woman to the ER with liver damage; 5 common supplements that can be fatal to your heart and liver |
• Popular vitamin D supplement may have an unexpected effect, experts warn
• Potential measures exposure reported at Costco
• Reports of dead geese lead to park closure in Northampton Co. | Nazareth Area
• SAMHSA Releases Annual National Survey on Drug Use and Health
• Schumer demands RFK Jr. declare emergency over spiking measles cases
• Scientists Discover a Small Group of Brain Cells That Completely Reverse Anxiety and Depression in Mice
• Scientists discover remarkable health impact of a daily ‘fast walk’
• Scientists find chewing gum alters brain activity for better focus and attention
• Scientists map five distinct stages of human brain aging
• Some Arlington pharmacies begin offering Covid-19 shots without prescriptions
• Stay active, keep dangerous blood clots at bay
• Supplement may help protect against key Alzheimer’s biomarker
• Texas seeing an increase in kindergarteners who don’t meet state requirements for measles shots
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• The Risks of Trump’s Turn Against mRNA Vaccines – Grayson Logue
• To stay athletic as you age, here’s tips for fitness and heart health : NPR
• Tuberculosis kills 1.23 million people last year, WHO says | World Health Organization News
• Tuberculosis outbreak linked to prominent high school, affecting dozens
• U.S. death rate drops to lowest level since 2020 with COVID no longer a leading cause
• U.S. measles cases continue to climb, with outbreaks across the country : NPR
• Ultra-processed foods may help explain rising bowel cancer in under-50s, study suggests | Ultra-processed foods
• US health leaders hailed the benefits of hormone therapy for menopause. Doctors are pushing for balance
• VDH reports two more Northern Virginia measles cases | Headlines
• Vitamin B3 linked to lower skin cancer risk in new research findings
• West Nile virus in Wisconsin; 1st human case of 2025 identified
• What is fibremaxxing? The high-fibre eating trend explained
• What to know about hormone therapy during menopause
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• With COVID-19 vaccines for fall, ‘everything is kind of up in the air’
• Women’s pain last longer than men’s. A study offers an explanation.
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