Health

• Shingles Vaccine Can Decrease Risk of Dementia, Study Finds - The New York Times

  1. Shingles Vaccine Can Decrease Risk of Dementia, Study Finds  The New York Times
  2. A natural experiment on the effect of herpes zoster vaccination on dementia  Nature
  3. Shingles is awful, but here’s another reason to get vaccinated: It may fight dementia  AP News
  4. Shingles vaccine may protect against dementia, new research suggests  NBC News
  5. Study finds strongest evidence yet that shingles vaccine helps cut dementia risk  The Guardian

• Immune amnesia: Why even mild measles infections can lead to serious disease later - Los Angeles Times

  1. Immune amnesia: Why even mild measles infections can lead to serious disease later  Los Angeles Times
  2. Opinion | How not to stop a measles outbreak  The Washington Post
  3. As Texas measles outbreak grows, some Republican leaders remain silent on vaccination  Dallas News
  4. Kids infected with measles face long-term health consequences. Vaccines can prevent all of them.  Live Science
  5. Measles spreads to central Texas; 5 states have active outbreaks  KGNS

• Newark Liberty included in list of potential measles exposure locations by NJ Department of Health - News 12 - New Jersey

  1. Newark Liberty included in list of potential measles exposure locations by NJ Department of Health  News 12 - New Jersey
  2. NJ health officials warn of potential measles exposure at Newark Airport  NBC New York
  3. Person infected with measles traveled to Newark Airport, other N.J. sites  NJ.com
  4. Another state is on red alert after detecting a new measles case  Daily Mail
  5. Exposed? Hamilton Township Health Officer Gives Update on Recent Area Measels Cases  TAPinto

• Weekend warriors reap the same health benefits as daily exercisers - Earth.com

  1. Weekend warriors reap the same health benefits as daily exercisers  Earth.com
  2. Only Exercising on Weekends Still Offers Surprising Mental Health Benefits  ScienceAlert
  3. Walking more or faster? What reduces cancer risk highlights Oxford research  Times of India
  4. Research suggests being physically active, even just a couple of days a week, may be key to better health  Medical Xpress
  5. 'Weekend warrior': Can exercising twice a week boost health span?  Medical News Today

• Bird Flu’s Unprecedented Global Spread Sparks Alarm - Medscape

  1. Bird Flu’s Unprecedented Global Spread Sparks Alarm  Medscape
  2. Everything you need to know about bird flu  Knowable Magazine
  3. Bird flu finds its way into Western wildlife  High Country News
  4. 12 months and 70 cases since the first human bird flu infection: Are we any safer?  ABC News
  5. Don’t be complacent: lull in HPAI on egg farms won’t last  WATTPoultry.com

• Nutritionist reveals why intermittent fasting may be MORE effective for weight loss than cutting calories - Daily Mail

  1. Nutritionist reveals why intermittent fasting may be MORE effective for weight loss than cutting calories  Daily Mail
  2. Fasting every other day outperforms calorie cutting, clinical trial indicates  upi.com
  3. Weight loss: Intermittent fasting may be more efficient than dieting  Medical News Today
  4. This three-day-a-week diet leads to more weight loss than daily calorie counting: study  New York Post
  5. Intermittent fasting can be hit or miss, but research suggests 'sweet spot' can help some stick to their diet  ABC News

• How to make your seasonal allergies a little less miserable - The Washington Post

  1. How to make your seasonal allergies a little less miserable  The Washington Post
  2. Yes, your allergies are getting worse  Vox
  3. Lincoln doctor gives advice on handling springtime allergies  KOLN | Nebraska Local News, Weather, Sports | Lincoln, NE
  4. Allergic to pollen? Charleston medical expert explains how to survive the season  live5news.com
  5. Yes, allergy season is starting earlier in Michigan  Bridge Michigan

• Blood pressure patterns in early pregnancy tied to hypertension risk up to 14 years later - National Institutes of Health (NIH) (.gov)

  Blood pressure patterns in early pregnancy tied to hypertension risk up to 14 years later  National Institutes of Health (NIH) (.gov)View Full Coverage on Google News

• Former Arcata Resident Featured in BBC News Story Exploring Medically Assisted Death in California - Lost Coast Outpost

  Former Arcata Resident Featured in BBC News Story Exploring Medically Assisted Death in California  Lost Coast Outpost

• Dementia: Low cholesterol, statin treatment may lower risk - Medical News Today

  1. Dementia: Low cholesterol, statin treatment may lower risk  Medical News Today
  2. Lower LDL of ‘Critical Importance’ in Reducing Dementia Risk  Medscape
  3. The Cholesterol Sweet Spot That Shields Your Brain From Dementia  SciTechDaily
  4. Lowering bad cholesterol may cut risk of dementia by 26%, study suggests  The Guardian
  5. Low 'bad' cholesterol might protect against dementia, Alzheimer's disease  upi.com

• An AI-enhanced treatment has reduced Parkinson’s symptoms for some people - The Washington Post

  1. An AI-enhanced treatment has reduced Parkinson’s symptoms for some people  The Washington Post
  2. Breakthrough Ultrasound Therapy Cures Man Who Had Tremors in His Hand for Over 30 Years  My Modern Met
  3. Major breakthrough in Parkinson’s disease treatment  The Star
  4. Bucknell University professor's research aims to revolutionize Parkinson's therapy  WNEP
  5. Bioengineer: UT Health San Antonio Neurologists Pioneer Adaptive Deep Brain Stimulation for Tailored Patient Care  UT Health San Antonio

• World's smallest light-activated pacemaker can be inserted with a syringe, then dissolves after it's no longer needed - Medical Xpress

  1. World's smallest light-activated pacemaker can be inserted with a syringe, then dissolves after it's no longer needed  Medical Xpress
  2. Millimetre-scale bioresorbable optoelectronic systems for electrotherapy  Nature
  3. World’s smallest pacemaker is activated by light  Northwestern Now News
  4. Breakthrough: World's Smallest Pacemaker Is The Size of a Rice Grain  ScienceAlert
  5. Northwestern University scientists develop world's smallest pacemaker, geared toward babies  CBS News

• Third WA measles infection recorded; infant came through Sea-Tac - The Seattle Times

  1. Third WA measles infection recorded; infant came through Sea-Tac  The Seattle Times
  2. Another positive measles case identified in Snohomish County  Everett Herald
  3. New measles case identified in Snohomish County infant  Public Health Insider
  4. Child with measles confirmed in Snohomish County, clinics and SEA airport exposed  KOMO
  5. Third measles case confirmed in WA, health officials warn of possible exposure  FOX 13 Seattle

• As Measles Makes Inroads in Texas, Vaccine Clinics Close - Newser

  1. As Measles Makes Inroads in Texas, Vaccine Clinics Close  Newser
  2. Measles vaccination clinics hit by funding cuts  NewsNation
  3. 63 Tarrant County employees furloughed after federal grants suspended  Fort Worth Star-Telegram
  4. Federal health cuts lead to 50 immunization events canceled in Dallas County  Dallas News
  5. Dallas County cancels 50 community vaccination events as DOGE cuts CDC, FDA jobs  NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

• Texas children poisoned after RFK Jr touts vitamin A as measles treatment - The Telegraph

  1. Texas children poisoned after RFK Jr touts vitamin A as measles treatment  The Telegraph
  2. West Texas children treated for vitamin A toxicity as medical disinformation spreads alongside measles outbreak  Texas Standard
  3. Remedy Supported by Kennedy Leaves Some Measles Patients More Ill  The New York Times
  4. During a Past Measles Outbreak, RFK Jr. Dismissed Concern as “Hysteria”  Mother Jones
  5. Measles outbreak: Medical experts warn against giving children Vitamin A as substitute for MMR vaccine  6abc Philadelphia

• Adult with measles traveled through Detroit Metro Airport: What to know - ClickOnDetroit

  1. Adult with measles traveled through Detroit Metro Airport: What to know  ClickOnDetroit
  2. Michigan’s 2nd measles case of 2025 confirmed in Kent County  ClickOnDetroit
  3. Detroit Metro Airport among measles exposure locations after 2nd Michigan case confirmed  FOX 2 Detroit
  4. Doctor: It was ‘a matter of time’ before Kent County saw measles  WOODTV.com
  5. Michigan's second measles case confirmed in Kent County; possible exposures at DTW  The Detroit News

• Can a Chatbot Be Your Therapist? A Study Found 'Amazing Potential' With the Right Guardrails - Yahoo

  Can a Chatbot Be Your Therapist? A Study Found 'Amazing Potential' With the Right Guardrails  YahooView Full Coverage on Google News

• Surprising study: Married people had higher dementia risk - Axios

  1. Surprising study: Married people had higher dementia risk  Axios
  2. Flying Solo May Protect Your Brain, New Research Finds  Forbes
  3. How your relationship status could predict your risk of deadly dementia revealed...  The Sun
  4. Surprising Findings From New Research About Dementia and Marriage  MedPage Today
  5. Being Single Might Be Better for Your Brain, Study Says  parade.com

• 10 Simple Ways to Improve Brain Health, from Neurologists - The New York Times

  1. 10 Simple Ways to Improve Brain Health, from Neurologists  The New York Times
  2. How to keep your memory sharp as you age  The Washington Post
  3. Does Wordle help? South Florida experts reveal ways keep your brain sharp  Sun Sentinel
  4. Expert tips on how to keep memory razor sharp  Times of India
  5. A Columbia University brain expert shares three key habits you can follow to stay sharp throughout your li  The Economic Times

• Doctors Urged To Rethink Diabetes Medications: 40% of Patients Risk Their Health - SciTechDaily

  1. Doctors Urged To Rethink Diabetes Medications: 40% of Patients Risk Their Health  SciTechDaily
  2. UVA Health shares new treatment options for patients diagnosed with type 2 diabetes  WRIC ABC 8News
  3. Lifestyle changes to help lower risk of Type 2 diabetes  News4JAX
  4. These lifestyle changes are key to diabetes prevention  UKNow
  5. Understanding Diabetes: A Growing Global Health Challenge  Deccan Chronicle

• Latest Alzheimer’s lab tests focus on memory loss, not brain plaques : Shots - Health News - NPR

  1. Latest Alzheimer’s lab tests focus on memory loss, not brain plaques : Shots - Health News  NPR
  2. Plasma MTBR-tau243 biomarker identifies tau tangle pathology in Alzheimer’s disease  Nature
  3. New blood test diagnoses Alzheimer’s disease and measures how far it's progressed  Fox News
  4. Breakthrough blood test acts like measuring stick for Alzheimer's  New Atlas
  5. Blood test can predict dementia risk up to 10 years in advance, study shows  Medical Xpress

• 9 side effects of not eating enough protein - Healthshots

  1. 9 side effects of not eating enough protein  Healthshots
  2. Maintaining a High-Protein Diet Is Easier Than You Think  Vogue
  3. The truth about protein - and whether you should be eating more  The Independent
  4. Is protein enough for weight loss? Fat loss coach says what to do instead for faster results  Hindustan Times
  5. Just the beginning for protein: Life beyond muscle  NutraIngredients-USA.com

• Do adults need a measles booster? An epidemiologist explains who is immune - PBS

  1. Do adults need a measles booster? An epidemiologist explains who is immune  PBS
  2. Doctors say some Sask. adults need measles booster shots  CBC
  3. As measles cases rise across the US, who may need another vaccine 'booster'?  ABC7 Los Angeles
  4. Should Babies in Measles Outbreak Areas Get an Extra MMR Shot?  MedPage Today
  5. Do I need a measles booster? What to know  Cincinnati Enquirer

• How vitamin D may improve your gut health - Fortune

  1. How vitamin D may improve your gut health  Fortune
  2. Vitamin D builds your bones and keeps your gut sealed, among many other essential functions − but many children are deficient  The Conversation
  3. Vitamin D: The deficit dilemma  BU News Service
  4. The vitamin D deficiency 1 in 4 Americans have (I was shocked when my test results came back)  Le Journal Catalan
  5. Medical Compass: Does increased daylight mean you can pitch your vitamin D supplements?  TBR News Media

• What RFK Jr. and the MAHA movement gets wrong about meat - Vox

  What RFK Jr. and the MAHA movement gets wrong about meat  Vox

• Two infants die of whooping cough in Louisiana as cases climb nationally - Yahoo

  Two infants die of whooping cough in Louisiana as cases climb nationally  YahooView Full Coverage on Google News

• COVID-19 may put patients at risk for other infections for at least 1 year - CIDRAP

  1. COVID-19 may put patients at risk for other infections for at least 1 year  CIDRAP
  2. Rates of infection with other pathogens after a positive COVID-19 test versus a negative test in US veterans (November, 2021, to December, 2023): a retrospective cohort study  The Lancet
  3. Long-Term Infection Risk Following Acute COVID-19 Infection  Physician's Weekly
  4. COVID-19 re-infection doubles risk of long COVID in kids, young adults, data reveal  CIDRAP

• Pregnant Women Face Lower Odds of Long COVID - Neuroscience News

  Pregnant Women Face Lower Odds of Long COVID  Neuroscience NewsView Full Coverage on Google News

• Your zip code could determine if you develop a deadly heart condition… what's the risk where you live? - Daily Mail

  Your zip code could determine if you develop a deadly heart condition… what's the risk where you live?  Daily MailView Full Coverage on Google News

• Meet Siku, the itchy polar bear: How allergies are affecting animals - BBC

  Meet Siku, the itchy polar bear: How allergies are affecting animals  BBC

• Exposure to phthalates during pregnancy can affect a newborn’s brain development, study finds - CNN

  Exposure to phthalates during pregnancy can affect a newborn’s brain development, study finds  CNNView Full Coverage on Google News

• Alzheimer's: Not enough time in 2 deep sleep stages may increase risk - Medical News Today

  1. Alzheimer's: Not enough time in 2 deep sleep stages may increase risk  Medical News Today
  2. A Common Sleeping Pill Could Reduce Buildup of Alzheimer's Proteins, Study Finds  ScienceAlert
  3. Study links increasing sleepiness, higher dementia risk among older women  The Washington Post
  4. Less Deep Sleep Linked to Brain Shrinkage, Alzheimer’s Risk  Neuroscience News
  5. Alzheimer’s risk rises when amount of deep sleep falls, study suggests  CNN

• Why autism isn’t diagnosed in girls and women - CNN

  1. Why autism isn’t diagnosed in girls and women  CNN
  2. The missing women of autism are differently different  Aeon
  3. Why girls are underdiagnosed with autism — as Grimes, 37, reveals she just found out she’s on the spectrum  New York Post
  4. A revolutionary new understanding of autism in girls  New Scientist
  5. Doctor shares 'unnoticed' signs you could have undiagnosed autism  The Mirror

• Washington misuses COVID funds, then plays victim - MyNorthwest.com

  1. Washington misuses COVID funds, then plays victim  MyNorthwest.com
  2. Snohomish County Health Department faces up to $3.4 million in cuts  Everett Herald
  3. These WA health programs and jobs just got cut by the feds  The Seattle Times
  4. COVID funding ends, impacting several Washtenaw County Health Department social programs  WEMU
  5. Washington Department of Health forced to park Care-a-Van  The Daily Chronicle

• USDA confirms more H5N1 avian flu in cats, other mammals - CIDRAP

  1. USDA confirms more H5N1 avian flu in cats, other mammals  CIDRAP
  2. Bird flu infections have been mounting in cats  NBC News
  3. Why raw pet food isn't worth the risk  National Geographic
  4. CLCPH: Cat food recalled due to bird flu concern  WyomingNews.com
  5. What to know about the risk of bird flu and cats  Newsday

• Western diet causes inflammation while traditional African foods protect, new study finds - Medical Xpress

  1. Western diet causes inflammation while traditional African foods protect, new study finds  Medical Xpress
  2. Immune and metabolic effects of African heritage diets versus Western diets in men: a randomized controlled trial  Nature
  3. Forget Mediterranean cuisine — here’s the new health diet  The Times
  4. Green vegetables, fermented foods and whole grains: What Americans can learn from the Tanzanian heritage diet  Yahoo
  5. Scientists discover regional eating plan that slashes cancer risk  MSN

• Photo feature: Last light at South Pole brings 6 months of darkness - National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (.gov)

  Photo feature: Last light at South Pole brings 6 months of darkness  National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (.gov)

• NYS Health Dept: LI woman charged with 17 felonies, accused of forging children's vaccination records - News 12 - Long Island

  NYS Health Dept: LI woman charged with 17 felonies, accused of forging children's vaccination records  News 12 - Long Island

• High Alert For Wisconsin As Deadly Fungus Spreads Across US - Duluth Country Radio

  1. High Alert For Wisconsin As Deadly Fungus Spreads Across US  Duluth Country Radio
  2. Yes, CDC calls the fungus an ‘urgent’ threat. Here’s what a CT epidemiologist wants you to know.  Hartford Courant
  3. Dangerous Fungal Infection Sees a Dramatic Increase in US Hospitals  ScienceAlert
  4. RFK Jr. must reform CDC to fight killer hospital fungus  New York Post
  5. This deadly, drug-resistant fungus is spreading. What you need to know.  NJ.com

• Measles updates, lorazepam risks and antibiotics breakthrough - Fox News

  Measles updates, lorazepam risks and antibiotics breakthrough  Fox NewsView Full Coverage on Google News

• You Actually Do Make Memories as a Baby - WSJ

  1. You Actually Do Make Memories as a Baby  WSJ
  2. Your Earliest Memories Might Still Exist – Science Just Found the Clues  SciTechDaily
  3. Remembering the moments of our lives — and living | Ron Colone  Santa Maria Times
  4. Why can’t we remember our early years? Do babies make memories at all?  Al Jazeera
  5. Is It Possible You Actually Remember Being Born?  Bloomberg.com

• 50 Things That Exist In Real Life And Are Straight-Up Nightmare Fuel - Bored Panda

  50 Things That Exist In Real Life And Are Straight-Up Nightmare Fuel  Bored Panda

• 6 Vitamins and Minerals for Older Adults, According to the Experts - CNET

  6 Vitamins and Minerals for Older Adults, According to the Experts  CNET

• 100-year-old doctor shares 7 principles of good health and longevity - Times of India

  1. 100-year-old doctor shares 7 principles of good health and longevity  Times of India
  2. To Live Longer, Do These Things  GQ
  3. Exclusive | I’m a longevity doctor — these peptides, supplements and treatments make me 5 years younger  New York Post
  4. Trainer says these are the three best exercises for full-body strength and longevity  The Independent
  5. Exercise for Older Adults: Discover the Benefits  NWI.Life

• Neuroscientific model of near-death experiences finds consistent physiological pattern - Medical Xpress

  1. Neuroscientific model of near-death experiences finds consistent physiological pattern  Medical Xpress
  2. Are Near-Death Experiences the Brain's Attempt to Survive Lethal Threats?  Scientific American
  3. A neuroscientific model of near-death experiences  Nature
  4. Not Just Hallucinations: Study Reveals Biological Basis Of Near-Death Experiences  IFLScience
  5. The Brain on Near-Death Experiences: What Science Is Learning About the Last Moments of Consciousness  MSN

• This Underrated Drink Could Help Slow the Progression of Alzheimer’s, New Study Says - EatingWell

  This Underrated Drink Could Help Slow the Progression of Alzheimer’s, New Study Says  EatingWell

• Weight Training May Slow Cognitive Decline and Protect Aging Brains - Neuroscience News

  1. Weight Training May Slow Cognitive Decline and Protect Aging Brains  Neuroscience News
  2. Less muscle, higher dementia risk?  News4JAX
  3. Why weight training is very important as one grows older: Breakthrough study reveals  Times of India
  4. Make weight training a priority as you age to improve brain health, suggests study  Moneycontrol
  5. Doing This Workout Twice a Week Could Slow Memory Loss for Older Adults  Study Finds

• Dr. Roach: Baby boomer born in 1949 most likely immune to old diseases - The Detroit News

  Dr. Roach: Baby boomer born in 1949 most likely immune to old diseases  The Detroit News

• Seven signs you’re deficient in B12 and how to fix it - The Telegraph

  1. Seven signs you’re deficient in B12 and how to fix it  The Telegraph
  2. 10 silent threats of Vitamin B12 deficiency  Times of India
  3. Causes of Vitamin B12 deficiency, symptoms to watch out for, and how to increase levels naturally  Moneycontrol
  4. Study: Vitamin B12 Levels Within "Normal" Range Linked to Cognitive Decline in Older Adults  Pharmacy Times
  5. B12 deficiency warning: Doctor describes ‘the first thing’ patients with low levels notice - ‘comes on pretty quickly’  GB News

• Doctor reveals what could happen if you ate chia seeds every day for 2 weeks: Radiant skin to weight management - Hindustan Times

  1. Doctor reveals what could happen if you ate chia seeds every day for 2 weeks: Radiant skin to weight management  Hindustan Times
  2. Are You Eating Chia Seeds the Right Way?  Good Housekeeping
  3. What Happens When You Start Eating Chia Seeds Regularly? Nutritionist Explains  NDTV Food
  4. The tiniest superfood that makes the most 'powerful' impact on your health  hellomagazine.com
  5. Stop Eating Chia Seeds! Eat This Instead! | Dr. Steven Gundry (8Ipnmei9ls)  uma.es

• Looking under the hood at the brain’s language system - MIT News

  Looking under the hood at the brain’s language system  MIT News

• Egg and soybean consumption linked to aggressive type of cancer - The Brighter Side of News

  1. Egg and soybean consumption linked to aggressive type of cancer  The Brighter Side of News
  2. Omega-6 Fatty Acid Promotes the Growth of an Aggressive Type of Breast Cancer  WCM Newsroom
  3. Researcher uncovers how dietary fat may fuel cancer growth: Q&A  Medical Xpress
  4. Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Growth Enhanced by Omega-6 Fatty Acid  Inside Precision Medicine
  5. Fatty acids promote immune suppression and therapy resistance in triple negative breast cancer  Baylor College of Medicine | BCM

• Surge in Virginia syphilis cases alarms physicians - Daily Press

  Surge in Virginia syphilis cases alarms physicians  Daily Press

• Sending Boob Videos Is My Act Of Community Care - HuffPost

  Sending Boob Videos Is My Act Of Community Care  HuffPost

• From B12 to Magnesium, vitamin supplements one should never take: American doctor suggests alternatives - Times of India

  1. From B12 to Magnesium, vitamin supplements one should never take: American doctor suggests alternatives  Times of India
  2. Column | What the science says about multivitamins, magnesium and 7 other supplements  The Washington Post
  3. Dangerous Side Effects: How Safe Are Vitamin Supplements?  Anabel.al
  4. #43: Beyond the hype – A logical approach to evaluating supplements for health and longevity  Times of India
  5. The supplement truth your wellness guru won't tell you  IOL

• Plane crashes, pandemics, toxic spatulas. How do we live with so much risk? - Vox

  Plane crashes, pandemics, toxic spatulas. How do we live with so much risk?  Vox

• Pain-ravaged woman shows why she can no longer smile after $3,000 trip to dentist - Daily Mail

  1. Pain-ravaged woman shows why she can no longer smile after $3,000 trip to dentist  Daily Mail
  2. ‘I don’t want to smile anymore’: Woman claims unlicensed Shaker Heights business owner damaged teeth  Cleveland 19 News
  3. ‘I don’t want to smile anymore’: Woman claims unlicensed dentist damaged her teeth  webcenterfairbanks.com
  4. Woman shows why she can no longer smile after $3,000 trip to dentist  MSN

• The #1 Vegetable for Heart Health, According to a Cardiologist - EatingWell

  The #1 Vegetable for Heart Health, According to a Cardiologist  EatingWell

• 11 Signs You're Experiencing A 'Depression Attack' - HuffPost

  11 Signs You're Experiencing A 'Depression Attack'  HuffPost

• Researchers Say Taking This Supplement Every Day Can Slow Down Aging - AOL.com

  Researchers Say Taking This Supplement Every Day Can Slow Down Aging  AOL.com

• Neuroscientist explains how to remove 'brain waste' which could help prevent dementia - UNILAD

  1. Neuroscientist explains how to remove 'brain waste' which could help prevent dementia  UNILAD
  2. Clearing Brain Waste Dramatically Improves Memory in Aging Mice  ScienceAlert
  3. Neuroscientist explains how to remove 'brain waste' and prevent dementia as you age  Daily Mail
  4. Clearing Brain Waste Could Prevent Dementia in the Future  VICE
  5. New "Brain Cleaning" Technique Improves Memory in Aging Mice  Futurism

• I'm a nurse and these are the 'essential five' lifestyle habits that can prevent a stroke - Daily Mail

  1. I'm a nurse and these are the 'essential five' lifestyle habits that can prevent a stroke  Daily Mail
  2. I'm a nurse and these are the five habits that can prevent a stroke  MSN

• Psychologists reveal how to FORCE narcissists to tell the truth - Daily Mail

  Psychologists reveal how to FORCE narcissists to tell the truth  Daily Mail

• Do skin probiotics actually work? - BBC

  Do skin probiotics actually work?  BBC

• Medicinal cannabis linked to long-term benefits in health-related quality of life - Medical Xpress

  1. Medicinal cannabis linked to long-term benefits in health-related quality of life  Medical Xpress
  2. Cannabis Oil Has Long-Term Benefits for Chronic Health Conditions  Pain News Network
  3. Medicinal cannabis helped patients feel better for a full year  Earth.com
  4. Australian Study: Medical Cannabis Benefits 12 Months On  Hemp Gazette
  5. Study shows long-term benefits of medicinal cannabis for chronic health conditions  MSN

• “We’re Parents Too”: Family Offended After Being Asked To Vaccinate Before Meeting Newborn - Bored Panda

  “We’re Parents Too”: Family Offended After Being Asked To Vaccinate Before Meeting Newborn  Bored Panda

• To Stop Malaria, Researchers Are Poisoning Mosquitoes With… Human Blood - Indian Defence Review

  1. To Stop Malaria, Researchers Are Poisoning Mosquitoes With… Human Blood  Indian Defence Review
  2. To fight malaria, scientists want to poison mosquitoes—with human blood  National Geographic
  3. What if human blood were toxic to mosquitoes? A drug can make it so  Nature
  4. Drug For Rare Disease Turns Human Blood Into Mosquito Poison  ScienceAlert
  5. Malaria breakthrough as scientists find drug makes human blood deadly to mosquitoes  The Independent

• Heavy Alcohol Use Causes Long-Term Brain Damage - Neuroscience News

  Heavy Alcohol Use Causes Long-Term Brain Damage  Neuroscience News

• Smart Guide to Vaccines for Adults Over 50 | Members Only - AARP

  Smart Guide to Vaccines for Adults Over 50 | Members Only  AARPView Full Coverage on Google News

• Why Sourdough Bread May Promote Gut Health - Prevention

  Why Sourdough Bread May Promote Gut Health  Prevention