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Kennedy’s vaccine advisers sow doubts as scientists protest US pivot on shots - Tampa Bay Times
A Common Assumption About Aging May Be Wrong, Study Suggests - The New York Times
1. A Common Assumption About Aging May Be Wrong, Study Suggests The New York Times
2. Nonuniversality of inflammaging across human populations Nature
3. New study challenges understanding of how age, chronic diseases and inflammation are linked STAT
4. Aging-related inflammation is not universal across human populations, new study finds Medical Xpress
5. "Inflammaging" aging phenomenon is more common in these populations UC Santa Barbara
Cancer Patients Are Opening Up About The One Early Symptom They Wish Wasn't Ignored - BuzzFeed

Cancer Patients Are Opening Up About The One Early Symptom They Wish Wasn't Ignored BuzzFeed
Doctor warns five common supplements can cause deadly heart attacks and liver failure - Daily Mail

Doctor warns five common supplements can cause deadly heart attacks and liver failure Daily Mail
Ten things to know about veganism in childhood - BBC

Ten things to know about veganism in childhood BBC
Digestive issues are on the rise in the US. Here are 5 of the most common conditions. - AOL.com

Digestive issues are on the rise in the US. Here are 5 of the most common conditions. AOL.comView Full Coverage on Google News
Drug slashes migraine days by half in early trial — and it may work with completely 'new mechanism' - Live Science
People Are Reporting A Frightening COVID Symptom Right Now — Here's What To Know - Yahoo
1. People Are Reporting A Frightening COVID Symptom Right Now — Here's What To Know Yahoo
2. Is COVID still going around? Yes, and people are reporting ‘razor-blade throat’ as a symptom The Desert Sun
3. 'Razor blade throat' among new COVID variant symptoms: Has it reached Massachusetts The Patriot Ledger
4. Health Beat: New Covid variant WFMZ.com
5. Why COVID 'Razor Blade' Sore Throat Hurts So Bad WebMD
BMI is B-A-D, a new study suggests. Here's a better way to measure weight - KSL News
A Texas boy needed protection from measles. The vaccine cost $1,400. - The Washington Post
1. A Texas boy needed protection from measles. The vaccine cost $1,400. The Washington Post
2. Healthcare Preview for the Week of: June 30, 2025 [Podcast] The National Law Review
This Simple Dietary Switch Could Be a Game-Changer for Women With Diabetes, Endocrinologists Say - AOL.com
1. This Simple Dietary Switch Could Be a Game-Changer for Women With Diabetes, Endocrinologists Say AOL.com
2. Diet Soda and Diabetes Don’t Mix, Study Suggests Everyday Health
3. Water more beneficial for managing type 2 diabetes than diet drinks diabetes.co.uk
4. ADA: Weight Loss, Type 2 Diabetes Remission Up With Replacing Diet Drinks With Water Physician's Weekly
5. Vancouver-Based D2Type Health Study Suggests Swapping Diet Soda for Hoodline
Deaths from heart attacks are way down. Here's what's killing us instead - KSL News
Click, speak, move: These brain implants are poised to help people with disabilities - NPR
1. Click, speak, move: These brain implants are poised to help people with disabilities NPR
2. Brain implant for epilepsy tested in 20-minute surgery Fox News
3. A neural brain implant provides near instantaneous speech Ars Technica
4. Paralyzed man speaks and sings with AI brain-computer interface Kurt the CyberGuy
5. VA Research Wrap Up: New research on brain-computer interfaces, suicide and hypertension VA News (.gov)
Surprising New Study Links Daytime Napping to Hidden Health Risks - AOL.com

Surprising New Study Links Daytime Napping to Hidden Health Risks AOL.comView Full Coverage on Google News
The No. 1 Food for Brain Health May Already Be in Your Pantry, Dietitian Says - TODAY.com
1. The No. 1 Food for Brain Health May Already Be in Your Pantry, Dietitian Says TODAY.com
2. Scientists Just Connected These Foods with an 80% Lower Risk of Cognitive Decline EatingWell
3. Vitamin D and brain health: 5 foods with high Vitamin D levels which can boost memory power Times of India
4. The Omega-3-Rich Food That Can Also Help Fight Inflammation Good Housekeeping
5. What foods are high in omega-3? Missouri State University
Scientists find possible cure for diseases that impacts 10 million Americans in groundbreaking study - Daily Mail
1. Scientists find possible cure for diseases that impacts 10 million Americans in groundbreaking study Daily Mail
2. Engineered protein can turn off tissue-damaging immune cells in autoimmune diseases Medical Xpress
3. eBook | Advances in autoimmune disease therapeutics BioTechniques
4. Scientists Design Protein That Silences Rogue Immune Cells ScienceBlog.com
Alzheimer's Might Not Actually Be a Brain Disease, Says Expert - ScienceAlert

Alzheimer's Might Not Actually Be a Brain Disease, Says Expert ScienceAlert
I'm a neuroscientist. I scanned my own brain 26 times to see how it changed during pregnancy. - Yahoo

I'm a neuroscientist. I scanned my own brain 26 times to see how it changed during pregnancy. Yahoo
Radiation Therapy Linked to Lower Alzheimer's Risk, Study Finds - ScienceAlert
1. Radiation Therapy Linked to Lower Alzheimer's Risk, Study Finds ScienceAlert
2. Elvina Almuradova: Could BC Treatments Impact Alzheimer’s Risk? Oncodaily
3. Breast Cancer: New Study Finds Survivors May Face Lower Risk of Alzheimer Dementia The ASCO Post
4. Surviving breast cancer tied to lower Alzheimer's risk: Radiation therapy may offer short-term protection Medical Xpress
BBC's Discovery: How does the heat affect our health? - KGOU
1. BBC's Discovery: How does the heat affect our health? KGOU
2. Poor sleep, menopause flare-ups: health in warmer world The Armidale Express
3. Climate change is boosting the risk of sleep apnea NPR
4. In brief: Global warming and sleep apnea link, ADHA opposes Arizona bill, US drops alcohol limitation guidelines Dentistry IQ
5. Climate change and sleep: New study links hot nights to sleep apnea risk FOX6 News Milwaukee
Doctors And Nurses Are Revealing The "Small" Health Signs You Should Never Ignore, And It's Shocking - BuzzFeed

Doctors And Nurses Are Revealing The "Small" Health Signs You Should Never Ignore, And It's Shocking BuzzFeed
Michigan announces second measles outbreak as US goes past 1,200 cases - MLive.com
New docs get schooled in old diseases as vax rates fall - Axios

New docs get schooled in old diseases as vax rates fall Axios
We Asked Dietitians Their Favorite High- Protein Snacks—Here's The Top 9 - health.com
Ancient 'pharaoh's curse' fungus shows promise in killing cancer cells - Yahoo
Taking too many prescription drugs can be very risky for older people - The Washington Post
1. Taking too many prescription drugs can be very risky for older people The Washington Post
2. Medication review programs safely reduce drug burden for older patients, major analysis concludes McKnight's Long-Term Care News
3. Older patients are overprescribed — cutting back is safe, but results may fall short Medical Economics
How Much Sunshine Do You Need for Optimal Vitamin D Levels? - health.com
1. How Much Sunshine Do You Need for Optimal Vitamin D Levels? health.com
2. Woman's Doctor: How much vitamin D do women need over time WBAL-TV
3. Why you might want to take vitamin D supplements UCHealth
4. Tired, achy, or moody? These could be sneaky signs of a Vitamin D deficiency The Economic Times
5. Here is who is most at risk for Vitamin D deficiency, according to a new report WCNC
Intermittent fasting vs portion control: What works best for sustainable weight loss - Times of India
Mimicking Exercise in the Brain Could Slow Cognitive Decline - Neuroscience News

Mimicking Exercise in the Brain Could Slow Cognitive Decline Neuroscience NewsView Full Coverage on Google News
The end of tuberculosis that wasn’t - Our World in Data

The end of tuberculosis that wasn’t Our World in Data
Some Disposable E-Cigarettes Are More Toxic Than Traditional Cigarettes, Study Finds - Gizmodo
1. Some Disposable E-Cigarettes Are More Toxic Than Traditional Cigarettes, Study Finds Gizmodo
2. Disposable E-Cigarettes More Toxic Than Traditional Cigarettes UC Davis
3. Disposable vapes may be more toxic than cigarettes, study finds San Francisco Chronicle
4. Disposable vapes are more toxic than cigarettes, contain lead: Study NewsNation
5. Counsel Patients on Vaping’s Irreversible Lung Risks Medscape
Doctor shares 5 simple habits that may help reduce risk of heart attacks | Health - Hindustan Times - Hindustan Times
1. Doctor shares 5 simple habits that may help reduce risk of heart attacks | Health - Hindustan Times Hindustan Times
2. 5 tiny habits that can significantly improve heart health, backed by science Times of India
3. The best guide to heart health is proactive heart health WSBT
4. Tips to help fight heart issues and diseases news8000.com
5. National Doctor’s Day 2025: Top heart surgeon reveals 7 daily habits that can save your heart financialexpress.com
This Survey Asked Neuroscientists If Memories Can Be Extracted From the Dead. Here’s What They Said - Gizmodo
Stem cells from extracted wisdom teeth are like "medical gold," able to treat multiple diseases - Earth.com

Stem cells from extracted wisdom teeth are like "medical gold," able to treat multiple diseases Earth.com
Heat alert for more than eight million Brits taking one common medication - Daily Express
1. Heat alert for more than eight million Brits taking one common medication Daily Express
2. Five prescription drugs that can make it harder to cope with the heat The Conversation
3. Anyone on these 5 common prescriptions told 'take action now' to avoid heatwave problem Daily Express
4. Certain medications won’t mix well with TN heat wave WSMV
5. How to Avoid Heat Related Illnesses NBC Palm Springs
US doctor reveals the BEST exercise to reverse fatty liver - Times of India
3 surprising ways to reverse insulin resistance and obesity — No. 3 is the craziest! - KSL News

3 surprising ways to reverse insulin resistance and obesity — No. 3 is the craziest! KSL News
Man suffers 'infection' that affects us all - it was actually killer cancer that cost him his NOSE - Daily Mail

Man suffers 'infection' that affects us all - it was actually killer cancer that cost him his NOSE Daily MailView Full Coverage on Google News
Beyond fertility and menopause: See why the ovary is central to women’s health and longevity - USA Today

Beyond fertility and menopause: See why the ovary is central to women’s health and longevity USA Today
4 Things to Avoid After 5 P.M. to Reduce Stroke Risk, According to Experts - EatingWell
1. 4 Things to Avoid After 5 P.M. to Reduce Stroke Risk, According to Experts EatingWell
2. Neurologist shares six simple changes you can make to 'slash risk of stroke' Surrey Live
3. Cutting stroke risk - 22 Aug 2024 - Chat Magazine Readly | All magazines - one magazine app subscription
4. Reduce stroke risk and lower blood pressure by eating 5 common foods every week Yahoo
5. 'I'm a cardiologist and following 9 steps could help reduce your stroke risk' Bristol Live
Alzheimer's disease: Common herbs used in the kitchen could help slow down the progression of the disease - Times of India
Heart disease: Omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids linked to inflammatory - MedicalNewsToday
1. Heart disease: Omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids linked to inflammatory MedicalNewsToday
2. Concern as researchers link 'healthy' snacks to raised risk of a sudden heart attack Daily Mail
3. ‘Good’ fats and inflammation: more complex than first thought University of Bristol
4. Omega-3s may not always fight inflammation in the body, study Tech Explorist
5. Oils, Fats, and Inflammation: Is What You Are Eating Helping or Hurting? NTD News
Is forgetting things ‘normal’ aging or something worse? Here’s first step to finding out - San Francisco Chronicle

Is forgetting things ‘normal’ aging or something worse? Here’s first step to finding out San Francisco Chronicle
5 best foods for your kidneys - e.vnexpress.net
1. 5 best foods for your kidneys e.vnexpress.net
2. Gastroenterologist says 'you don’t need a liver detox'; shares 14 vegetables that naturally boost liver function Hindustan Times
3. These 10 fruits in daily diet will help detox your liver, kidneys Moneycontrol
4. Best Foods To Keep Your Kidneys Healthy Naturally Times Now
5. The 10 Best and Worst Foods for Your Kidneys, According to Dietitians EatingWell
Little-known signs of world's most infectious disease EVERYONE must know - as pandemic health chief issues chilling warning - Daily Mail
6 gut-friendly foods to improve digestion naturally - The Economic Times

6 gut-friendly foods to improve digestion naturally The Economic TimesView Full Coverage on Google News
West Hanney man's brain tumour grew 'for more than a decade' - BBC

West Hanney man's brain tumour grew 'for more than a decade' BBC
Queen’s shutters clinic specializing in long COVID patients - Honolulu Star-Advertiser

Queen’s shutters clinic specializing in long COVID patients Honolulu Star-Advertiser
One Way of Drinking Coffee Could Help You Live Longer, Study Finds - ScienceAlert
1. One Way of Drinking Coffee Could Help You Live Longer, Study Finds ScienceAlert
2. Coffee Can Lower Your Risk of Death—But Only If You Drink It This Way health.com
3. Expert says 'drink this every day before 12pm if you want to live longer' The Mirror
4. Study reveals caffeine enhances DNA repair and stress response in cells, potentially slowing aging The Jerusalem Post
5. Harvard‑backed study reveals each cup of coffee boosts healthy aging odds by 5%; How many cups should you Times of India
Scientists prove this common vitamin acts at the cellular level to reverse signs of facial skin aging - Earth.com
1. Scientists prove this common vitamin acts at the cellular level to reverse signs of facial skin aging Earth.com
2. Thicker, Younger Skin? Vitamin C Reactivates Key Growth Genes SciTechDaily
3. Study helps explain common vitamin’s extraordinary power to reverse skin ageing The Independent
4. Vitamin C flips your skin’s “youth genes,” reversing age-related thinning ScienceDaily
5. Anti-Aging Effects of Vitamin C on Skin “Youth Genes” WorldHealth.net
Colonoscopy vs. stool tests: Doctors found out which is better at detecting cancer - Earth.com
1. Colonoscopy vs. stool tests: Doctors found out which is better at detecting cancer Earth.com
2. Sponsored Content: How colonoscopies save lives Hudson Star Observer
7-Day No-Sugar High-Protein Anti-Inflammatory Meal Plan, Created by a Dietitian - AOL.com
High Uric Acid: How does it lead to sudden heart attack and metabolic syndrome, and ways to manage it - Times of India

High Uric Acid: How does it lead to sudden heart attack and metabolic syndrome, and ways to manage it Times of India
7 Exercises to Relieve ‘Tech Neck’ - The New York Times
1. 7 Exercises to Relieve ‘Tech Neck’ The New York Times
2. Have a desk job? CMC Vellore doctor warns of major health risk due to poor posture, neck strain. Shares 5 The Economic Times
3. Can adult tummy time undo the dreaded ‘tech neck’ that comes from hunching over a screen? The Guardian
4. Is ‘adult tummy time’ the secret to fighting tech neck? How it can ease neck and back pain New York Post
5. Adults adopt 'tummy time' to combat tech neck The Jerusalem Post
Their labs destroyed by a missile, Weizmann scientists publish innovative blood cancer study - The Times of Israel
1. Their labs destroyed by a missile, Weizmann scientists publish innovative blood cancer study The Times of Israel
2. A reference model of circulating hematopoietic stem cells across the lifespan with applications to diagnostics Nature
3. Israeli scientists unveil leukemia breakthrough just before missile demolishes research building Ynetnews
4. Circulating Hematopoietic Stem Cells Show Diagnostic Potential Inside Precision Medicine
5. Blood Test Could Replace Bone Marrow Biopsy for Leukemia Detection: Study Finds Medical Dialogues
Magnesium Has Definite Uses, But Isn't The Cure-All Social Media Says - HuffPost
1. Magnesium Has Definite Uses, But Isn't The Cure-All Social Media Says HuffPost
2. The Magnesium-Rich Vegetable That's Filled With Antioxidants Good Housekeeping
3. Magnesium: 7 reasons this might be the only supplement you actually need Times of India
4. Tense or Irritable? You May Be Deficient in This Nutrient Vogue
5. 4 Tips to Try if Magnesium Supplements Make You Tired Verywell Health
'Sky-High' Levels of Alzheimer's Protein Found in Newborns - ScienceAlert
1. 'Sky-High' Levels of Alzheimer's Protein Found in Newborns ScienceAlert
2. Alzheimer’s protein found in newborns helps, not hurts New Atlas
3. Scientists Shocked to Find Alzheimer's Biomarker in… inkl
4. Newborns Share Elevated p-tau217 Biomarker Seen in Alzheimer’s Disease Technology Networks
5. Newborns and Alzheimer's patients have elevated blood levels of phosphorylated tau News-Medical
Something Really Strange Happens When I Orgasm. Make It Stop. - Slate Magazine

Something Really Strange Happens When I Orgasm. Make It Stop. Slate Magazine
7 Anti-Inflammatory Fats You Should Be Eating, According to a Dietitian - EatingWell
1. 7 Anti-Inflammatory Fats You Should Be Eating, According to a Dietitian EatingWell
2. 7 Anti-Inflammatory Foods for an Energy Boost, Recommended by Dietitians AOL.com
3. Chronic inflammation: Part II, avoid premature aging Knox TN Today
4. The big problem with the ‘anti-inflammatory’ diet The i Paper
5. 7 anti-inflammatory foods to add to your diet bodyandsoul.com.au
New viruses identified in bats in China - Live Science
1. New viruses identified in bats in China Live Science
2. New Bat Viruses Discovered in China 'Raising Urgent Concerns' Newsweek
3. Virus Discovery Among Bats in China Fruit Orchards Draw Exposure Concerns ScienceAlert
4. EXPERT REACTION: New bat viruses in China, have scientists raising 'urgent concerns' Scimex
5. Why bats are a global concern for pandemics: A look at their role in past and emerging viruses Times of India
A woman was told she had Alzheimer’s 13 years ago. Now she’s walking the width of the U.S. after reversing her illness - Yahoo

A woman was told she had Alzheimer’s 13 years ago. Now she’s walking the width of the U.S. after reversing her illness Yahoo
23 Doctors Who Said Something Crass, Cruel, Or CRINGEY To Their Patients - BuzzFeed

23 Doctors Who Said Something Crass, Cruel, Or CRINGEY To Their Patients BuzzFeed
Rare tick-borne virus kills 1, hospitalizes 2 in Wisconsin - MLive.com
1. Rare tick-borne virus kills 1, hospitalizes 2 in Wisconsin MLive.com
2. Person dies from tick-borne virus in Bayfield County Duluth News Tribune
3. DHS recommends people test for Powassan virus after death in Wisconsin WSAW
4. One dead from tickborne Powassan virus; state health officials urge early testing WBAY
5. 1 Death, 3 Hospitalizations Now Confirmed In Wisconsin From Virus Transmitted By Ticks Duluth Country Radio
What happens to your brain when you watch videos online at faster speeds than normal - The Conversation

What happens to your brain when you watch videos online at faster speeds than normal The Conversation
What Happens to Your Joints When You Take Collagen - EatingWell

What Happens to Your Joints When You Take Collagen EatingWell
The Best Fruit for Your Gut Health, According to a Gastroenterologist - EatingWell

The Best Fruit for Your Gut Health, According to a Gastroenterologist EatingWell
To Live Longer, Do These Things - GQ
1. To Live Longer, Do These Things GQ
2. This Is How Long You Should Walk Daily to Extend Your Lifespan TODAY.com
3. I’m a PT focussing on longevity – here are my 5 changes that have the biggest impact The Independent
4. Cardiologist explains why ‘strength training is your retirement plan’: Whether you're 20 or 60, lifting weights builds… Hindustan Times
5. Wanting To Build Strength? Don't Skip These 2 Science-Backed Practices MindBodyGreen
Brain Criticality May Hold Key to Learning, Memory, and Alzheimer’s - Neuroscience News

Brain Criticality May Hold Key to Learning, Memory, and Alzheimer’s Neuroscience News
Gut doctor warns of 'ticking timebomb' cancer risk that millions are walking around with...and the simple remedy that can prevent it - Daily Mail
Fitness Influencer Left Paralyzed from Tick Bite: 'My Body Completely Gave Up on Me' - AOL.com

Fitness Influencer Left Paralyzed from Tick Bite: 'My Body Completely Gave Up on Me' AOL.comView Full Coverage on Google News