Arizona resident dies from pneumonic plague, health officials say
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Arizona Resident Dies From Plague, Officials Say
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‘Measles really is an airplane ride away’: experts warn of outbreak amid summer travel
By Jessica Glenza
Measles Cases Hit Highest Total Since U.S. Eliminated the Disease
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‘Tremendous uncertainty’ for cancer research as US officials target mRNA vaccines
By Melody Schreiber
A common drug taken by 34million Americans has left me suffering from an embarrassing side effect
By Cassidy Morrison
West Nile virus found in mosquito samples from multiple Allegheny County neighborhoods
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Allegheny County warns of West Nile Virus after positive mosquito tests in 6 areas
By Caitlyn Scott
Mosquitoes in Allegheny County test positive for West Nile Virus
Allegheny County Health Department finds West Nile Virus in multiple Pittsburgh neighborhoods
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Erie County Reports Second Mosquito Sample Positive for West Nile Virus
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Nerve pain medication gabapentin possibly tied to dementia, study says
By Dennis Thompson
Popular back pain medication linked to brain health risks in some patients
Common painkiller for low-back issues tied to 29% higher dementia risk
By Michael Franco
Commonly prescribed pain drug can increase your risk of dementia by up to 40%
By Tracy Swartz
Does Gabapentin Raise Dementia Risk?
By Megan Brooks
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Vaccines: Why they're even more important than you think
By Carlyn Zwarenstein
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MIL Reveals Her True Ugly Colors At Grandbaby’s Gender Reveal
By Viktorija Osikaite
Popular supplement taken by millions of Americans leaves woman HOSPITALIZED for liver damage
N.J. woman hospitalized with liver damage from turmeric supplement after seeing NBC News report
By Marina Kopf & Emilie Ikeda
She Took a Turmeric Supplement for Inflammation. It Nearly Destroyed Her Liver
By Cara Lynn Shultz
Daily turmeric supplement lands US woman in hospital with liver damage: Why turmeric in your food is just enough
Liver damage: Popular supplement backfires on woman; 5 common supplements that can be fatal to your heart
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Heart Disease: What Causes It—How to Prevent It
By Neal Templin
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8 Effective Ways to Prevent Mosquito Bites, According to Entomologists
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Want to make yourself less appealing to mosquitoes? Our quiz has surprising ideas
By Andee Tagle
Mosquito spike in Central Iowa sparks potential demand for pest solutions
By Liz Schultz & Kayla James
South Carolina summers are primetime for mosquitos. Are you a magnet for the bloodsucking pests?
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Your Brain's Youthfulness (or Lack of It) Could Predict How Long You Live
By David Nield
Plasma proteomics links brain and immune system aging with healthspan and longevity
By Hamilton Se-hwee Oh, Tony Wyss-Coray & Yann Le Guen
What's your biological age? Researchers find new tool to measure
By Andy Zeng
Single Brain MRI Reveals Accelerated Aging, Dementia Risk
By Megan Brooks
A youthful brain and immune system may be key to a long life
By Carissa Wong
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7 Things Stroke Doctors Say You Should Never, Ever Do
By Jillian Wilson
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Walk your way to lower blood pressure, stronger legs and fitter heart
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Why isolated American community is suffering huge number of babies with horrifying birth defects
By Sadie Whitelocks
Doctors Are Warning That Ozempic’s Severe Side Effects May Outweigh Its Benefits
By Noor Al-Sibai
As Ozempic use grows, lesser-known risks emerge
By Fred Schwaller
Potentially fatal side effect of weight-loss drugs sparks new investigation
By Diana Bruk
Ozempic Is Changing More Than Waistlines as Scientists Wise Up to Concerning Side Effects
By Tibi Puiu
Optic Neuropathy and Other Hidden Ocular Risks of GLP-1 RA Weight Loss Drugs
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'Epigenetic memory' may help explain why PCOS tends to run in families
By Alexandra Frost
Vaccine roll outs cut deaths and infections by 60% says study
By Dominic Hughes
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In a first, congenital deafness in teens and adults treated with new gene therapy
By Maoli Duan
10 People Thought Their Hearing Was Gone Forever—Until Doctors Tried Something Radical
By Darren Orf
A Shot of Sound: Gene Therapy Reverses Deafness in Just Weeks
AAV- OTOF Gene Therapy Trial Restores Hearing in Both Children and Adults
By Julianna LeMieux
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Measles detected in Provo wastewater, officials find
Utah confirms measles in Provo wastewater amid ongoing outbreak
By Tracy Bringhurst
Measles found in Provo wastewater sample, health officials confirm
By Lois M. Collins
Measles detected in Provo area wastewater, officials remind residents to take precautions
By Abigail Jones
Measles virus detected in Provo area waste water
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New Study Reveals This Common Sleep Issue Is The Top Predictor Of Heart Disease For Women Over 45
By Korin Miller
Next time you see a vulture picking over a carcass, say 'thank you!'
By Jonathan Lambert
Should you take creatine?
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Does Creatine Boost Weight Loss? It Burns Fat 7x Faster in Women Over 50
By Allison Nemetz & Lisa Maxbauer Price
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By Gabrielle Kassel
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Study shows psilocybin from 'magic mushrooms' delays aging and significantly extends lifespan
By Eric Ralls
Psilocybin treatment extends cellular lifespan and improves survival of aged mice | npj Aging
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Can psychedelic mushrooms turn back the clock? Study suggests psilocybin preserves telomere length
By Graciela Gutierrez
Forget Botox! Scientists say tripping on mushrooms might keep you young
By Taylor Hatmaker
Psychedelics May Slow Aging at the Cellular Level
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If You Still Vape, You Might Wanna Read This
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Are Breast Cancer Survivors Vulnerable to Dementia?
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N.J. county issues alert for peak tick season as cases rise statewide
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The Best Exercise for Your Personality Type, According to a New Study
By Carrie Michele Myers
Matching your workouts to your personality could make exercise more enjoyable and give better results
By Issy Ronald
Hate exercising? Factoring in your personality type could help.
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Extroverts and exercise: how personality affects our approach to the gym
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Bombshell Alzheimer's breakthrough that's set to be gamechanger
By Ishita Srivastava
More misfolded proteins than previously known may contribute to Alzheimer's and dementia
Scientists just found 200+ hidden proteins that may drive Alzheimer’s
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Many More Misfolded Proteins May Contribute to Alzheimer’s and Dementia than Previously Identified
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A personal trainer says these are the three exercises you should be doing regularly if you walk a lot
By Lou Mudge
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Here's Exactly How To Walk For Weight Loss, According To Trainers
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Low sexual activity, body shape, and mood may combine in ways that shorten lives, new study suggests
By Eric Dolan
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Doctors Say These 11 Common Bedtime Habits Could Be Triggering Nightmares
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Can Your Nightmares Kill You? Here’s What Sleep Scientists Say.
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Why nightmares could increase your risk of dementia in later life
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What Your Nightmares May Be Trying to Tell You About Your Health
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Suffer from frequent nightmares? Study suggests they can triple your risk of death
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Massive 16-Year Study Links Wellbeing to Stronger Memory in Aging
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Liberals and conservatives live differently — but people think the divide is even bigger than it is
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Do your knees cave in when you squat? Try these three exercise physiologist-approved moves
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Graphene-based artificial tongue achieves near-human-like sense of taste
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What a heart attack really feels like - it's much different from what you see on TV
By Sanjana Gajbhiye
Hidden signs of a heart attack you may feel days before it hits
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Cardiologist shares early signs of heart attack most people ignore until it’s too late: ‘You may feel dizzy…’
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20% of heart attacks show no symptoms—Dr Shriram Nene shares signs to watch out for
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Rethinking Weight Loss: Could This Natural Compound Be More Important Than Cutting Calories?
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Postmenopausal? Here’s One Easy Snack That May Support Your Heart
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Dangerous Side Effects and Risks of 8 Popular Supplements
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Study suggests semen quality could signal broader health concerns for men
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Ozempic use is causing worrying bedroom side effect as doctor explains what is going on
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Ice Bath Trend Raises Health Concerns. Here Are 6 Tips For Staying Safe.
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Deadly electrolyte imbalances could surge as the planet warms
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This kind of coffee could dramatically increase your risk of going blind, study finds
By Daniel Miller
Your risk of developing an incurable blinding condition goes up 700% if you prefer this kind of coffee
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Beware, coffee lovers! New study reveals this common brew may cause incurable blindness
Drinking this type of coffee increases the chance of blindness - study
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This Type of Coffee Could Make Vision Problems 7 Times More Likely, Says New Research
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I thought a bump on my forehead was just a pimple... then I got a shocking diagnosis
By Cassidy Morrison
Woman, 33, Has Small Pimple for Two Years, Then Comes Shock Diagnosis
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I Thought It Was Just A Zit. The Actual Diagnosis Took Me By Surprise.
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Mom, 33, reveals 'small' sign that turned out to be 'gruesome' cancer
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Man in Australia dies of rare, rabies-like disease
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The heart attack symptom no one talks about: Even a cardiologist didn’t see it coming, here's the sign he
I'm a cardiologist who suffered a heart attack - don't make the same mistake I did
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'I'm a cardiologist who had a heart attack - don't make same mistake I did'
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Cardiologist has heart attack but doesn't realise until he notices one unusual symptom
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Cardiologist who had heart attack warns people to not 'make same mistake' over little-known warning sign
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