Health

• Daily peanut exposure can desensitise allergic adults, study suggests - The Guardian

  1. Daily peanut exposure can desensitise allergic adults, study suggests  The Guardian
  2. 'My peanut allergy nearly killed me - now I eat them every day for breakfast'  BBC
  3. Daily doses of peanuts could desensitise adults with the allergy  New Scientist
  4. Man Who Nearly Died from Peanut Allergy Now Eats Them for Breakfast. Here's How He Did It  People.com
  5. New study finds that trial could help people with peanut allergy eat them every day  WKRC

• US may have millions more measles cases over next 25 years if childhood vaccination rates continue to decline, study says - CNN

  1. US may have millions more measles cases over next 25 years if childhood vaccination rates continue to decline, study says  CNN
  2. Measles could become endemic again in the United States  News-Medical
  3. Millions of U.S. measles cases forecast over 25 years if shots decline  The Washington Post
  4. 'On the precipice of disaster': Measles may be endemic in 25 years if vaccine uptake stays low, model predicts  CIDRAP
  5. US at ‘precipice of disaster’ with measles as vaccinations drop, study finds  Financial Times

• Whooping cough cases are rising again in the US - AP News

  1. Whooping cough cases are rising again in the US  AP News
  2. Whooping cough cases surge as vaccine rates fall  The Washington Post
  3. Whooping cough cases have doubled in a year, CDC data shows  ABC News
  4. 'Fighting to breathe': Whooping cough surges as vaccination rates drop  NBC News
  5. Whooping Cough on Track for Worst US Outbreak in 70 Years  Bloomberg.com

• Aid cuts disrupt childhood vaccine programmes as diseases rise - Reuters

  1. Aid cuts disrupt childhood vaccine programmes as diseases rise  Reuters
  2. Increases in vaccine-preventable disease outbreaks threaten years of progress, warn WHO, UNICEF, Gavi  World Health Organization (WHO)
  3. Largely eradicated diseases at risk of returning due to budget cuts  UN News
  4. UN warns of rise in vaccine-preventable diseases  DW
  5. Vaccines Save Lives  unicef usa

• Poll finds false measles claims gaining attention amid US outbreaks - CIDRAP

  1. Poll finds false measles claims gaining attention amid US outbreaks  CIDRAP
  2. KFF Tracking Poll on Health Information and Trust: The Public’s Views on Measles Outbreaks and Misinformation  KFF
  3. Measles Misinformation Is on the Rise — And Americans Are Hearing It, Survey Finds  KFF Health News
  4. Americans unsure what to believe about the measles vaccine, poll shows  The Washington Post
  5. Like measles, misinformation is spreading, poll finds  NPR

• Toxin may be factor in rise of colonrectal cancer in younger people, study finds - NPR

  1. Toxin may be factor in rise of colonrectal cancer in younger people, study finds  NPR
  2. This 1 Thing May Be Fueling Rise in Colon Cancer Among Young People  People.com
  3. Childhood Exposure to Bacterial Toxin May Be Triggering Colorectal Cancer Epidemic Among the Young  UC San Diego Today
  4. Rise in colon cancer among young people may be tied to gut toxin known to cause DNA damage  NBC News
  5. Childhood toxin exposure ‘may be factor in bowel cancer rise in under-50s’  The Guardian

• Why your allergies may be flaring up this week - WKBN.com

  1. Why your allergies may be flaring up this week  WKBN.com
  2. Blame pollen: Allergy season becomes a longer slog in Maryland  The Baltimore Banner
  3. What's making my nose run and eyes water? Allergy season starts in Michigan  Lansing State Journal
  4. Pollen, allergies are causing headaches for Marylanders  CBS News
  5. Pollen takeover: Doctor gives tips to stay heathy during Spring season  WDBJ

• State’s first case of measles confirmed in southern Illinois - Belleville News-Democrat

  1. State’s first case of measles confirmed in southern Illinois  Belleville News-Democrat
  2. Illinois health officials report state’s first measles case of 2025  WGN-TV
  3. Health officials release 7 locations for ‘potential exposures' to measles case in Illinois  NBC Chicago
  4. Unvaccinated adult in downstate Marion was Illinois’ first measles case of the year  Chicago Tribune
  5. Ill. Dept. of Public Health reports first measles case of 2025 in southern Illinois  KFVS12

• When the Brain Lacks Fuel, Exercise Still Protects Memory - Neuroscience News

  1. When the Brain Lacks Fuel, Exercise Still Protects Memory  Neuroscience News
  2. Exercise boosts brain health — even when energy is low  Show Me Mizzou
  3. New Research Reveals the Secret to Beating Brain Fog in Retirement  SciTechDaily
  4. Exercising Your Body and Mind Could Help Stop Dementia Before it Starts  Discover Magazine
  5. Neuroprotective mechanisms of exercise and the importance of fitness for healthy brain ageing  The Lancet

• Scientists Found Bird Flu in Dairy Cows – Here’s Why That’s Terrifying - SciTechDaily

  1. Scientists Found Bird Flu in Dairy Cows – Here’s Why That’s Terrifying  SciTechDaily
  2. Emergence and interstate spread of highly pathogenic avian influenza A(H5N1) in dairy cattle in the United States  Science | AAAS
  3. As bird flu hits cattle herds in U.S., scientists say these H5N1 factors worry them most  CBS News
  4. We Asked an Expert: Will Bird Flu Be the Next Pandemic?  VICE
  5. Bird flu poses growing risk to people as pathogen spreads, scientists warn | 60 Minutes  CBS News

• It Was Once Eliminated From the U.S. Now, We Could Be on the Verge of an Epidemic. - Slate

  1. It Was Once Eliminated From the U.S. Now, We Could Be on the Verge of an Epidemic.  Slate
  2. Measles Surge in Southwest Is Now the Largest Single Outbreak Since 2000  The New York Times
  3. Texas measles outbreak surpasses 600 cases with most among children, teens  ABC News
  4. Track the spread of measles in Texas  The Texas Tribune
  5. What causes breakthrough measles infections even if someone is vaccinated?  NBC News

• Worried about microplastics? Scientists found a simple way of removing them from drinking water - Times of India

  Worried about microplastics? Scientists found a simple way of removing them from drinking water  Times of IndiaView Full Coverage on Google News

• Eating Chicken and Other White Meat Can Shorten Your Lifespan, New Study Says - Real Simple

  1. Eating Chicken and Other White Meat Can Shorten Your Lifespan, New Study Says  Real Simple
  2. Eating this surprisingly small amount of chicken a week can increase your risk of dying by 27%: study  New York Post
  3. New study questions poultry's health halo amid rising cancer risks  News-Medical
  4. Regular chicken consumption linked to higher risk of early death from gastrointestinal cancers  Medical Xpress
  5. Eating chicken every day for protein intake? New study suggests SHOCKING consequences  Times of India

• 17 Modifiable Lifestyle Factors That Protect Your Brain From Aging and Dementia - SciTechDaily

  1. 17 Modifiable Lifestyle Factors That Protect Your Brain From Aging and Dementia  SciTechDaily
  2. 17 Ways to Cut Your Risk of Stroke, Dementia and Depression All at Once  The New York Times
  3. Want to Protect Your Brain Health? Study Identifies 17 Risk Factors You Can Actually Control  health.com
  4. 6 factors you can control that lower risk of brain disease like stroke, dementia and depression  New York Post
  5. Zorba Paster: Healthy choices can help ward off dementia  WPR

• Michigan confirms 9th measles case, warns of possible exposure site - MLive.com

  1. Michigan confirms 9th measles case, warns of possible exposure site  MLive.com
  2. Second case of measles confirmed in Ingham County baby  https://www.wilx.com
  3. Michigan doctors urge for vaccinations as infections surge across the US  FOX 2 Detroit
  4. Second case of measles confirmed in Ingham Co. child  WLNS 6 News
  5. Michigan isn’t sharing vaccine status for its measles cases — here’s why  MLive.com

• They Caught the Flu, and Never Came Home - The New York Times

  They Caught the Flu, and Never Came Home  The New York Times

• Microscopic Plastics Found in Arteries Linked to Stroke Symptoms - Neuroscience News

  1. Microscopic Plastics Found in Arteries Linked to Stroke Symptoms  Neuroscience News
  2. Plaque buildup in the necks of stroke survivors may be loaded with microplastics  www.heart.org
  3. Stroke patients have high levels of microplastics in the plaque clogging their arteries, researchers find  Business Insider
  4. 'Very shocking' microplastics discovery in stroke victims  New York Post
  5. Microscopic plastic levels far higher in those who suffer strokes, study finds  upi.com

• Party lifestyle takes its toll on health ‘from age 36’ - The Times

  1. Party lifestyle takes its toll on health ‘from age 36’  The Times
  2. Scientists reveal exact age smoking, drinking and lack of exercise start to wreck your body  New York Post
  3. Scientists pinpoint exact age when smoking, booze and little exercise triggers serious health problems - you c  Daily Mail
  4. Drinking and smoking in early adulthood affects health by age 36  The Telegraph
  5. Age at which harms from drinking and smoking kick in uncovered by scientists  The Mirror

• Lingering Bacterial Debris May Drive Post-Treatment Lyme Symptoms - Neuroscience News

  1. Lingering Bacterial Debris May Drive Post-Treatment Lyme Symptoms  Neuroscience News
  2. Lyme disease treated with antibiotic that doesn't harm gut microbiome  New Scientist
  3. The peptidoglycan of Borrelia burgdorferi can persist in discrete tissues and cause systemic responses consistent with chronic illness  Science | AAAS
  4. Studies zoom in on clues to why Lyme disease persists and which antibiotic to prescribe  statnews.com
  5. Antibiotic Candidate for Lyme Disease Boosts Hope for Custom Approach  MedPage Today

• Infant with measles went through Sea-Tac Airport, Children’s hospital - The Seattle Times

  1. Infant with measles went through Sea-Tac Airport, Children’s hospital  The Seattle Times
  2. Measles outbreaks surge: What you need to know  MyNorthwest.com
  3. Fifth case of measles in Washington state identified in a King County infant  King County (.gov)
  4. Washington health department urges measles vaccines amid nationwide outbreaks  KOIN.com
  5. Healthier Together: Local health officials plead with parents to get MMR vaccine  KIRO 7 News Seattle

• 'Tragic and alarming': Mice droppings found at Calif. hotel after employee dies from hantavirus - SFGATE

  'Tragic and alarming': Mice droppings found at Calif. hotel after employee dies from hantavirus  SFGATE

• Metabolic syndrome is a big risk factor for early dementia, and what you do makes a difference, study suggests - CNN

  Metabolic syndrome is a big risk factor for early dementia, and what you do makes a difference, study suggests  CNNView Full Coverage on Google News

• Can Brain Scans Tell Which Antidepressant Will Work for You? - Neuroscience News

  1. Can Brain Scans Tell Which Antidepressant Will Work for You?  Neuroscience News
  2. Brain connectivity patterns help predict antidepressant response in depression patients  Medical Xpress

• 2nd case of "highly contagious" and sometimes fatal disease confirmed in Denver - Denver Gazette

  1. 2nd case of "highly contagious" and sometimes fatal disease confirmed in Denver  Denver Gazette
  2. Fourth measles case confirmed in Colorado in 2025, an adult in Denver  Colorado Public Radio
  3. Denver confirms second measles case in quarantined person  The Denver Post
  4. Denver’s second measles of the year found in adult relative of unvaccinated infant  Denver7
  5. Second measles case confirmed in Denver  KDVR

• Why You Keep Waking Up at 3 a.m.—And What Your Body’s Trying to Tell You - Yahoo

  Why You Keep Waking Up at 3 a.m.—And What Your Body’s Trying to Tell You  Yahoo

• Infectious Updates 4-24-2025 - Daily Kos

  1. Infectious Updates 4-24-2025  Daily Kos
  2. 2025 measles update, new antibiotic for gonorrhea, bird flu death in Mexico, and CT scans and cancer  American Medical Association

• Top doctor reveals how just a few spoonfuls of popular 'health' food per week could cause CANCER - Daily Mail

  Top doctor reveals how just a few spoonfuls of popular 'health' food per week could cause CANCER  Daily Mail

• Common medications linked to subtle shifts in cognitive performance, study finds - PsyPost

  Common medications linked to subtle shifts in cognitive performance, study finds  PsyPost

• "Young People Today Would Find This Deeply Problematic": 19 Things Kids Used To Do That You'd Never Do Now - BuzzFeed

  1. "Young People Today Would Find This Deeply Problematic": 19 Things Kids Used To Do That You'd Never Do Now  BuzzFeed
  2. 6 things only 60s kids remember doing that would horrify modern parents  DMNews
  3. 14 Things Parents Did In The ’70s And ’80s That Would Get You Canceled Today  Yahoo

• One berry cuts blood pressure 'as well as pills' and slashes heart attack risk - Surrey Live

  1. One berry cuts blood pressure 'as well as pills' and slashes heart attack risk  Surrey Live
  2. I Ate Blueberries Every Day for 2 Weeks and Here’s What Happened  Prevention
  3. 'Good idea' for reducing risk of dementia is eating one fruit regularly  Surrey Live
  4. 11 reasons you should add berries to your diet  CNBC TV18
  5. This Is What Happens to Your Body When You Eat Blueberries Every Day  AOL.com

• Immune Resilience Identified as Key to Healthy Aging and Longevity - Neuroscience News

  1. Immune Resilience Identified as Key to Healthy Aging and Longevity  Neuroscience News
  2. Immune resilience identified as key factor in promoting healthy aging  Medical Xpress
  3. Aging reimagined: UT Health San Antonio study shifts focus from inevitable decline to optimizing resilience  UT Health San Antonio
  4. Immune Resilience Grants 15-Year Survival Advantage in Aging  ScienceBlog.com
  5. Aging reimagined: Study finds immune resilience counters key drivers of disease, mortality  UT Health San Antonio

• Your back aches. Injury? Bad mattress? Or are you just getting older? - Yahoo

  Your back aches. Injury? Bad mattress? Or are you just getting older?  Yahoo

• 'I'm a neurologist — here's why dementia is rising and how to reduce your risk’ - AOL.com

  'I'm a neurologist — here's why dementia is rising and how to reduce your risk’  AOL.comView Full Coverage on Google News

• Scientists create first reprogrammed brain cells that could cure Alzheimer's - Daily Mail

  1. Scientists create first reprogrammed brain cells that could cure Alzheimer's  Daily Mail
  2. Engineered microglia show promise for treating Alzheimer’s and other brain diseases UC Irvine team develop cell-based platform for brain-wide delivery of therapeutic proteins - UCI MIND  UCI MIND
  3. Engineered microglia offer precision delivery for brain therapies  Longevity.Technology
  4. Can immune cell ‘couriers’ deliver Alzheimer’s therapy?  futurity.org

• Tapeworm in fox poop that will slowly destroy your organs is on the rise - Ars Technica

  Tapeworm in fox poop that will slowly destroy your organs is on the rise  Ars Technica

• I quit Ozempic and embraced feeling healthy over striving for thinness - NPR

  I quit Ozempic and embraced feeling healthy over striving for thinness  NPR

• Wearable device tracks individual cells in the bloodstream in real time - MIT News

  Wearable device tracks individual cells in the bloodstream in real time  MIT News

• Utah couple shares journey navigating a terminal dementia diagnosis - KSL TV 5

  Utah couple shares journey navigating a terminal dementia diagnosis  KSL TV 5

• Oxytocin Powers Altruistic Responses via Parallel Brain Circuits - Neuroscience News

  Oxytocin Powers Altruistic Responses via Parallel Brain Circuits  Neuroscience News

• Blood Test Tracks Brain Tumor Growth with Patient-Specific DNA Markers - Neuroscience News

  Blood Test Tracks Brain Tumor Growth with Patient-Specific DNA Markers  Neuroscience News

• Bat found in Orange County tests positive for rabies - KTLA

  1. Bat found in Orange County tests positive for rabies  KTLA
  2. Rabid bat found in Orange County, health officials say  Los Angeles Times
  3. Bat found in OC tests positive for rabies  FOX 11 Los Angeles
  4. Rabies Reported In Rancho Santa Margarita  Patch
  5. Public Warned After Rabid Bat Found at Rancho Santa Margarita Lake  Hoodline

• Babies Learn Words Without Visuals - Neuroscience News

  1. Babies Learn Words Without Visuals  Neuroscience News
  2. By 15 months, infants begin to learn new words for objects — even if they’ve never seen them  Northwestern Now News
  3. Study suggests toddlers can learn words without visual cues  The Conway Daily Sun

• A Collin County middle-schooler contracted measles, officials confirm - WFAA

  1. A Collin County middle-schooler contracted measles, officials confirm  WFAA
  2. Collin County confirms one middle school student has measles  FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth
  3. Collin County student tests positive for measles, first child case reported in D-FW  Dallas News
  4. Collin County middle school student tests positive for measles, officials say  NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
  5. First known DFW-area child measles case reported in Collin County middle school student  CBS News

• Clearing Zombie Cells Eases Back Pain - Neuroscience News

  Clearing Zombie Cells Eases Back Pain  Neuroscience NewsView Full Coverage on Google News

• Brains Scans Reveal What Really Happens When Your Mind Goes Blank - Gizmodo

  1. Brains Scans Reveal What Really Happens When Your Mind Goes Blank  Gizmodo
  2. Your mind really can go blank. Here's what happens in your brain  National Post
  3. Why Do Our Minds Sometimes Go Blank?  Neuroscience News
  4. What Happens When Your Mind Goes Blank? It Could Be Your Brain In “Local Sleep”  IFLScience
  5. Mind Blanking Differs From Mind Wandering  Technology Networks

• Colon Cancer Risk Drops With This 1 Simple Snack, Groundbreaking New Study Finds - bestlifeonline.com

  1. Colon Cancer Risk Drops With This 1 Simple Snack, Groundbreaking New Study Finds  bestlifeonline.com
  2. Benefits of Walnut Consumption: Curbing Inflammation, Colorectal Cancer Risk  The ASCO Post
  3. Walnut Consumption Curbs Inflammation and Colon Cancer Risk  UConn Today
  4. 4 Fruits to Help Reduce Colon Cancer Risk, According to a Gastroenterologist  EatingWell
  5. The popular snack found to slash bowel cancer risk as scientists highlight ‘long-term health benefit’  The Sun

• This Simple Gym Test Is A Major Predictor For How Long You Live—Here's How To Do It - AOL.com

  This Simple Gym Test Is A Major Predictor For How Long You Live—Here's How To Do It  AOL.comView Full Coverage on Google News

• Mom's Rectal Cancer Signs Dismissed For 5 Years Before Diagnosis - TODAY.com

  Mom's Rectal Cancer Signs Dismissed For 5 Years Before Diagnosis  TODAY.com

• Measles attack rate nearly 90%, warns Missouri doctor - KSDK

  1. Measles attack rate nearly 90%, warns Missouri doctor  KSDK
  2. Missouri health department announces first measles case of 2025  Missouri Independent
  3. Measles case reported in Branson area; health officials believe exposure was limited  KOMU 8
  4. First measles case confirmed in Missouri this year, DHSS says  KMBC
  5. Measles case reported in southern Missouri patient  KSMU Radio

• Experimental Alzheimer’s Vaccine Shows Promise - Neuroscience News

  1. Experimental Alzheimer’s Vaccine Shows Promise  Neuroscience News
  2. UNM Researchers Plan Clinical Trials to Test Vaccine Against Alzheimer’s-Promoting Tau Protein  The University of New Mexico

• The Kind of Protein You Eat Could Help You Live Longer, New Study Suggests - EatingWell

  1. The Kind of Protein You Eat Could Help You Live Longer, New Study Suggests  EatingWell
  2. Replacing Meat With Plants Could Add Years to Your Life, According to New Study  SciTechDaily
  3. Plant-Based Proteins Diet Linked to Longer Life  Neuroscience News
  4. Plant-Based Protein Linked to Longer Lifespan  Technology Networks
  5. The key nutrient in your diet that's the key to living longer - and the 14 best foods to add to your shop today  The Sun

• Earlier Bedtimes Linked to Better Brain Function in Adolescents - Neuroscience News

  Earlier Bedtimes Linked to Better Brain Function in Adolescents  Neuroscience NewsView Full Coverage on Google News

• Food Additives Could Combine to Threaten Health, Study Says - WSJ

  1. Food Additives Could Combine to Threaten Health, Study Says  WSJ
  2. Some Food Additives May Increase Risk of Type 2 Diabetes When Combined: Study  AboutLawsuits.com
  3. How Everyday Food Additives May Be Fuelling T2D  Medscape
  4. Diabetes risk linked to these ultraprocessed food combinations  Fox News
  5. Certain Combinations of Food Additives May Increase Risk for Type 2 Diabetes  Physician's Weekly

• The Best Dairy Product to Help You Poop, According to Dietitians - EatingWell

  The Best Dairy Product to Help You Poop, According to Dietitians  EatingWell

• Psychedelic Sparks Long-Term Brain Plasticity - Neuroscience News

  1. Psychedelic Sparks Long-Term Brain Plasticity  Neuroscience News
  2. Single-dose psychedelic boosts brain flexibility for weeks, study finds  Medical Xpress
  3. Microdosing Psychedelics as Treatment Could Increase Flexible Thinking  Discover Magazine
  4. These Mice Tripped Once and Got Smarter for Weeks  SynBioBeta
  5. Can 1 psychedelic dose boost flexible learning?  futurity.org

• Woman with endometriosis 'keeled over in agony' before diagnosis - BBC

  1. Woman with endometriosis 'keeled over in agony' before diagnosis  BBC
  2. Local woman shares journey to endometriosis diagnosis in hopes of helping others  WPRI.com
  3. ‘Medical misogyny’: UK waiting list for endometriosis diagnosis hits nine years  Financial Times
  4. Long battle with silent illnesses that stole my womb  Daily Nation
  5. A Battle With Endometriosis  GiveSendGo

• Common virus may improve skin cancer treatment outcomes - Medical Xpress

  1. Common virus may improve skin cancer treatment outcomes  Medical Xpress
  2. CMV serostatus is associated with improved survival and delayed toxicity onset following anti-PD-1 checkpoint blockade  Nature
  3. Found a virus that helps fight skin cancer  Baku.ws

• Can Walking Really Help You Live Longer? This Study Suggests Yes—By More Than A Decade - Women's Health

  1. Can Walking Really Help You Live Longer? This Study Suggests Yes—By More Than A Decade  Women's Health
  2. Study Reveals The Optimal Number of Daily Steps to Offset Sitting Down  ScienceAlert
  3. Ill effects of overwalking: Why it may not be enough to stay fully fit  Times of India
  4. Health Benefits of 5-4-5 Walking Formula for a Longer Life  The Indian Express
  5. Walking Just 11 Minutes Each Day Could Add Years To Your Life, Says Study. Here's Why It Works.  Women's Health

• A stroke can lead to severe damage and even death. But what causes a stroke? - AOL.com

  A stroke can lead to severe damage and even death. But what causes a stroke?  AOL.comView Full Coverage on Google News

• Adorable girl aged just three struck down by 'childhood Alzheimer's' - Daily Mail

  Adorable girl aged just three struck down by 'childhood Alzheimer's'  Daily MailView Full Coverage on Google News

• Lethal fungi are becoming drug-resistant—and spreading - The Economist

  Lethal fungi are becoming drug-resistant—and spreading  The EconomistView Full Coverage on Google News

• Unvaccinated person infected with measles highlights differing views on vaccines in Atascosa County - KSAT

  1. Unvaccinated person infected with measles highlights differing views on vaccines in Atascosa County  KSAT
  2. Measles case confirmed in Atascosa County; others potentially exposed, county says  KSAT
  3. Atascosa County reports first measles case, potential exposure at synagogue  WOAI
  4. Measles case confirmed in Atascosa County adult, officials say  kens5.com
  5. Measles found in Abilene area as health officials investigate  Abilene Reporter-News

• Team gets the most detailed image yet of a bacteria-killing virus - futurity.org

  1. Team gets the most detailed image yet of a bacteria-killing virus  futurity.org
  2. Images of structure of a tuberculosis-fighting phage Bxb1  Labmate-Online
  3. Imaging techniques show phages in unprecedented detail  Phys.org
  4. The very first structural images of a tuberculosis-fighting virus  EurekAlert!

• This drink can fight aging, promote weight loss and boost energy, says doc: ‘It’s the magic bullet I was looking for’ - New York Post

  This drink can fight aging, promote weight loss and boost energy, says doc: ‘It’s the magic bullet I was looking for’  New York Post

• Do Collagen Supplements Actually Improve Your Skin and Joint Health? - Verywell Health

  1. Do Collagen Supplements Actually Improve Your Skin and Joint Health?  Verywell Health
  2. Do Collagen Creams Actually Work? Experts Weigh In  Harper's BAZAAR
  3. 5 Effective Ways To Boost Your Collagen For Healthier And Plumper Skin  ELLE
  4. 7 Ingredients To Look For In A Collagen Supplement (For Guaranteed Results)  MindBodyGreen
  5. Doctor says watch out for this in your collagen supplement  Daily Express

• La Crosse virus disease: The rare mosquito-borne illness that causes deadly brain inflammation - Live Science

  La Crosse virus disease: The rare mosquito-borne illness that causes deadly brain inflammation  Live Science

• The Brain Remembers Cold: How Memories Drive Metabolism - Neuroscience News

  The Brain Remembers Cold: How Memories Drive Metabolism  Neuroscience NewsView Full Coverage on Google News

• The #1 Drink to Help You Lose Visceral Fat, Recommended by Dietitians - EatingWell

  The #1 Drink to Help You Lose Visceral Fat, Recommended by Dietitians  EatingWell

• NIH study reveals how inflammation makes touch painful - National Institutes of Health (NIH) (.gov)

  NIH study reveals how inflammation makes touch painful  National Institutes of Health (NIH) (.gov)

• I'm an expert vacuum tester, and no, you really don't need a mattress vacuum – here's what to use instead - Homes and Gardens

  I'm an expert vacuum tester, and no, you really don't need a mattress vacuum – here's what to use instead  Homes and Gardens