Schumer Urges RFK Jr. to Declare Public Health Emergency Over Measles
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Opinion | Why it matters if the U.S. loses its measles elimination status
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By Leana Wen
US measles cases hit highest number in 33 years: CDC
By Youri Benadjaoud & Mary Kekatos
Measles cases surge to highest levels in over 30 years, CDC data shows
By Amna Nawaz, Jackson Hudgins & Jenna Bloom
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UNAIDS report warns that HIV progress is at risk as U.S. funding cuts take hold
By Kate Bartlett
South Africans fear spike in HIV infections as US aid cuts bite
By Mayeni Jones
Executive summary — 2025 Global AIDS Update — AIDS, Crisis and the Power to Transform
HIV program a potential hurdle in recissions process
By Alejandra O'connell-domenech, Nathaniel Weixel & Joseph Choi
UN says millions will die by 2029 is HIV funding programs aren’t replaced
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'Epigenetic memory' may help explain why PCOS tends to run in families
By Alexandra Frost
CDC finds nearly 1 in 3 US youth have prediabetes, but experts question scant data
By JoNel Aleccia
Almost 1 in 3 adolescents have prediabetes: CDC
By Alejandra O'connell-domenech
1 in 3 teens have prediabetes, new CDC data shows
By Youri Benadjaoud
New CDC information shows 1 in 3 teens has prediabetes. Here's what to know
By Partha Nandi
Pre-diabetes numbers rising in Louisiana, doctors on how to stay healthy
By Georgia Peck
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Woman takes 10x dose of turmeric, gets hospitalized for liver damage
By Beth Mole
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
Liver damage: Popular supplement backfires on woman; 5 common supplements that can be fatal to your heart
Daily turmeric supplement lands US woman in hospital with liver damage: Why turmeric in your food is just enough
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8-year-old wheelchair-user walks again after receiving experimental drug for rare and fatal genetic condi
Coenzyme Q headgroup intermediates can ameliorate a mitochondrial encephalopathy
By Michael E Pacold & Begona Gamallo
'We're grateful we took that chance': 8-year-old with rare, fatal disease shows dramatic improvement on experimental treatment
By Nicoletta Lanese
Child walks again after receiving experimental treatment for rare genetic condition
8-year-old wheelchair user can walk again — thanks to an experimental drug made just for him
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Common Pain Medication Linked to Cognitive Decline Risk
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West Nile virus detected in Oregon mosquitoes
By Maddie Khaw
OHA: Mosquitoes test positive for West Nile virus in Malheur Co.
Test site confirms mosquitoes with West Nile virus in Malheur County
Mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus detected in Oregon
By Amy-Xiaoshi DePaola
First West Nile Virus reported in mosquitoes in Malheur County for 2025
By Garrett Christensen
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Is walking 10,000 steps a legit fitness goal or a marketing myth?
By Aspen Anderson
I tried the walking method ‘better than 10,000 steps per day’ – this is why I’m a fan
By Harry Bullmore
Where to Walk 10,000 Steps in Houston—And Why It’s Worth the Sweat
By Mellanie Perez
Counting Steps Doesn’t Add Up to Enough Exercise
10,000 steps per day? How many do I really need to be healthier and happier?
By David Baker
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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
People with ‘young brains’ outlive ‘old-brained’ peers, Stanford Medicine scientists find
By Bruce Goldman
What's your biological age? Researchers find new tool to measure
By Andrew Zeng
Single Brain MRI Reveals Accelerated Aging, Dementia Risk
By Megan Brooks
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Four New Autism Subtypes Link Genes to Children's Traits
By Allison Parshall
Decomposition of phenotypic heterogeneity in autism reveals underlying genetic programs
By Natalie Sauerwald, Jennifer Foss-Feig & Ilan Dinstein
Major autism study uncovers biologically distinct subtypes, paving the way for precision diagnosis and care
By Molly Sharlach
There Are at Least Four Types of Autism, Researchers Find
By Allison Parshall
Researchers identify four distinct types of autism
By Tina Reed
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Thousands at risk of chronic disease as faulty tests fuel silent epidemic sweeping the US
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Vaccine roll outs cut deaths and infections by 60% says study
By Dominic Hughes
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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
By Jennifer Kleinhenz, Kosuke Kato & Yoon-joo Shin
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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15 Medications and Supplements That Can Be Dangerous in Hot Weather
By Carrie Madormo
Don’t let the heatwave affect your medicines: Three important tips from the MHRA
Texas summers are hot — and hotter if you’re on antidepressants
MHRA warns Brits to remove item from car to avoid 'heat damage'
By Miranda Pell
Don’t let summer sizzle your health: Heat dangers, drug interactions and safety tips
By Monica Robins
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Bombshell Alzheimer's breakthrough that's set to be a huge gamechanger in curing the disease
By Ishita Srivastava
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Modified Herpes Virus Found to Shrink Deadly Skin Cancers in Clinical Trial
By Carly Cassella
Cancer-fighting herpes virus shown to be an effective treatment for some advanced melanoma
Doctors have figured out a way to use herpes to fight untreatable advanced cancer
By Tracy Swartz
RP1 Plus Nivolumab Shows Durable Response in Advanced Melanoma
Herpes virus could soon be approved to treat severe skin cancer
By Michael Le Page
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What Are the Health Benefits of Sunshine?
By Melinda Wenner Moyer
Why you shouldn’t be afraid of the sun this summer: The health benefits of sunshine
By Julia Musto
From Heart To Skin, Sun’s Got Your Back: Soak Up Smart Doses
By Jesse Oberoi
WOMEN’S HEALTH: Take a step out in the sun — for a few minutes
Simply Stated: The health implications of soaking up the summer sun
By Yumiko Florando
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A Simple Daily Habit Could Help Lower Your Blood Pressure
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By Javed Butler & Tullis-Tulane Alumni Chair in Diabetes Vivian Fonseca
Feeding better blood pressure
By Lisa Russell
Cutting just one thing out of your diet could reduce high blood pressure
By Ella Kipling
The #1 Thing to Avoid If You Have High Blood Pressure, According to Dietitians
By Barbie Cervoni
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5 serious diseases Vitamin D deficiency can cause
7 Nutritious Foods to Improve Vitamin D for Strong Bones and Immunity.
Vitamin D deficiency is not uncommon in MA. What are its causes?
By Hannah Yasharoff
Vitamin D: 5 simple foods that are high in the sunshine vitamin
Take this free 'medicine' daily, say experts as Vitamin D crisis looms in Kerala
By Aparna Nair
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Life expectancy in California still hasn’t rebounded since the pandemic
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More older adults are dying from falls. Here’s how to reduce the risk.
By Jessica Hall
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The Best Exercise for Your Personality Type, According to a New Study
By Carrie Michele Myers
Hate exercising? Factoring in your personality type could help.
By Andrew Jeong
Matching your workouts to your personality could make exercise more enjoyable and give better results
By Issy Ronald
Extroverts and exercise: how personality affects our approach to the gym
Workout not working out? It may have to do with your personality
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Kissing Bugs Are Creeping Into Florida Homes—and They're Carrying a Dangerous Parasite
By Ed Cara
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Dangerous Side Effects and Risks of 8 Popular Supplements
By Sarah Bence
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Scientists Succeed in Reversing Parkinson’s Symptoms in Mice
By Fernanda Gonzalez
Stanford scientists 'totally surprised' by potential Parkinson's treatment discovery
Scientists reverse Parkinson’s symptoms in mice — Could humans be next?
Inhibiting enzyme could halt cell death in Parkinson’s disease, study finds
By Kimberlee D'ardenne
Recent advances in targeting LRRK2 for Parkinson’s disease treatment
By Pantea Majma Sanaye, Zhila Izadi & Roshanak Amirian
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Doctors Discover the Optimal Time to Take Your Blood Pressure Medicine
By Dana Schulz
Nighttime Dosing May Provide Better Blood Pressure Control
When Should You Take Blood Pressure Medicine?
By Cristina Muniz Mutchler
Bedtime Dosing of Antihypertensives May Improve Nighttime BP Control in Hypertension: OMAN Trial
By Kamal Kohli & Medha Baranwal
Study Finds Antihypertensive Medication Timing Does Not Affect Cardiovascular Outcomes in Frail Older Adults
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Ozempic use is causing worrying bedroom side effect as doctor explains what is going on
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Postmenopausal? Here’s One Easy Snack That May Support Your Heart
By Ava Caroline Durgin
This common nutrient could be the secret weapon against dementia-and you can add it to your diet for just 24p
Association between dietary copper intake and cognitive function in American older adults: NHANES 2011–2014
Can dietary copper help protect against dementia and memory loss?
By Tarun Sai Lomte
Scientists Just Connected This Nutrient to Better Cognitive Health
By Joy Manning
Can the copper in your diet impact memory and dementia risk?
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The Silent Symptom That Could Be a Sign of Heart Trouble
By Beth Ann Mayer
What does a heart attack feel like? Here's when to visit the ER.
By Hannah Yasharoff
Cardiologist shares early signs of heart attack most people ignore until it’s too late: ‘You may feel dizzy…’
By Akanksha Agnihotri
1 in 5 heart attacks show no symptoms: Doctor Shriram Nene shares 3 signs one should watch out for
Golden hour heart attack: Why the first 60 minutes after a heart attack can make all the difference
By Barkha Mathur
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Mathematical model reveals how humans store narrative memories using 'random trees'
By Ingrid Fadelli
Bat Tests Positive For Rabies In East Lyme, Health Officials Say
By Chris Rhatigan
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6 Ways to Help Lower Your Cholesterol Naturally, According to Experts
By Sarah Garone
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Ozempic Is Changing More Than Waistlines as Scientists Wise Up to Concerning Side Effects
By Tibi Puiu
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
Doctor reveals how to combat Mounjaro hair loss side effect
By Emma Rosemurgey
Ozempic and Other GLP-1 Side Effects May Outweigh the Benefits
By Monica Cull
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High-risk HIV groups facing record levels of criminalisation as countries bring in draconian laws
By Kat Lay
‘We finally have a name’: At long last, Manhattan family gets an answer to daughter's rare genetic condition
By Lilly Keller
Adults treated with psychostimulants for ADHD show increased brain surface complexity, study finds
By Vladimir Hedrih
Very simple lifestyle change before the age of 50 dramatically improves brain health and aging
Warding off Alzheimer's might mean making these 11 lifestyle changes, expert says
By Angelica Stabile
Encouraging new study reveals that one common activity can reduce dementia risk: 'A promising approach for maintaining brain health'
Exercise and Wordle are great ways to reduce dementia risk
By Deena Centofanti
3 Dementia-Preventing Habits You Probably Don't Know About
By Morgan Chamberlain
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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
By Lucy Notarantonio
I Thought It Was Just A Zit. The Actual Diagnosis Took Me By Surprise.
Mom, 33, reveals 'small' sign that turned out to be 'gruesome' cancer
By Diana Bruk
'I had a spot on my head for years until doctors made horrifying diagnosis'
By Alan Johnson
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Happy Thoughts Could Be The Secret To A Stronger Memory
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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
By John Ely
'I'm a cardiologist who had a heart attack - don't make same mistake I did'
By Katie Oborn
Cardiologist has heart attack but doesn't realise until he notices one unusual symptom
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By Katie Oborn
Cardiologist who had heart attack warns people to not 'make same mistake' over little-known warning sign
By Olivia Burke
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Major Study Links 4 Healthy Diets With Up to 28% Lower Dementia Risk
By David Nield
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Squats vs walking: The definitive winner for reducing blood sugar
A cardiac nurse says these five daily behaviours can reduce your risk of heart disease
By Harry Bullmore
9 walking exercises that can help strengthen the heart muscle
Cardiologist shares 1 daily habit to lower your heart disease risk by nearly 50%: 'Longevity doesn't require gym'
By Krishna Priya Pallavi & Pallavi Priya
Walk 10 or 30 minutes after meals? One timing cuts blood sugar spikes almost 3 times more, study finds
By Solen Le Net
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Dr. ChatGPT Will See You Now
By Ryan E. Flinn
ChatGPT as Doctor: When Consumers Rely on AI for Medical Advice
ChatGPT uncovers root cause of mysterious illness that baffled doctors for over 10 years
By Mahipal Singh Chouhan
Doctors fail to identify root cause of patient's symptoms for 10+ yrs, AI does it in minutes | 'Actually perplexed and excited' | Inshorts
ChatGPT To The Rescue– Again! AI Solves ‘10+ Years’ Medical Problem That Doctors Couldn't | Viral
By Poorva Karki
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Cardiologist shares new sugar alternative that 'doesn't spike insulin levels and reduces body fat'
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Steven Rose obituary
By Georgina Ferry