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• Measles math: What to know about 1,001 measles cases across the country : Shots - Health News - NPR

  1. Measles math: What to know about 1,001 measles cases across the country : Shots - Health News  NPR
  2. The U.S. has 1,001 measles cases and 11 states with outbreaks: Where the virus is spreading  NBC News
  3. Texas’ measles outbreak is nation’s largest since 2000  The Texas Tribune
  4. US surpasses 1,000 measles cases for 1st time in 5 years: CDC  ABC News
  5. Measles hits 1,000 cases — for the second time in 30 years  Politico

• FDA approves first cervical cancer screening device that can be used at home, company says - CNN

  1. FDA approves first cervical cancer screening device that can be used at home, company says  CNN
  2. F.D.A. Approves First At-Home Alternative to the Pap Smear  The New York Times
  3. FDA approves at-home HPV test to screen for cervical cancer  NBC News
  4. Startup Teal Health wins FDA approval for at-home test for cervical cancer screening  CNBC
  5. FDA approves first at-home cervical cancer screening test, a pap smear alternative, company says  CBS News

• Cancer-causing chemicals are in many beauty products women use, a study finds - NPR

  1. Cancer-causing chemicals are in many beauty products women use, a study finds  NPR
  2. ‘Known Carcinogen’ Found in Popular Beauty Products for Women  People.com
  3. How everyday beauty products could pose a toxic health threat  The Washington Post
  4. Formaldehyde releasers found in common personal care products used especially by Black and Latina women  Medical Xpress
  5. Alarming number of women’s shampoos, lotions and body soap found to have this cancer-causing chemical  New York Post

• Interim Evaluation of Respiratory Syncytial ... - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | CDC (.gov)

  1. Interim Evaluation of Respiratory Syncytial...  Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | CDC (.gov)
  2. RSV sent fewer babies to the hospital last winter, after new treatment and vaccine arrived  statnews.com
  3. US infant mortality dropped in 2024. Experts partly credit RSV shots  AP News
  4. Hospital admissions of respiratory infections in infants plunge with nirsevimab RSV antibody  CIDRAP
  5. CDC finds lower RSV hospitalization rates for infants receiving prevention products  American Hospital Association

• Cancer before age 50 is increasing. A new study looks at which types - AP News

  1. Cancer before age 50 is increasing. A new study looks at which types  AP News
  2. Why is cancer on the rise in younger people?  The Economist
  3. Incidence rates of some cancer types have risen in people under age 50  National Institutes of Health (NIH) (.gov)
  4. Colon cancer was just the beginning: Doctors alarmed as 14 OTHER cancers rise sharply in young people  dailymail.co.uk
  5. These 4 types of cancer have spiked for people under 50 — who’s more at risk  New York Post

• At least 216 children died in first high-severity US flu season in seven years, CDC says - The Guardian

  1. At least 216 children died in first high-severity US flu season in seven years, CDC says  The Guardian
  2. Flu killed 216 children nationwide this season, the highest toll in years  The Washington Post
  3. Flu Killed 25 Children in New York This Season, the Most in Many Years  The New York Times
  4. New York sees record flu season, highest pediatric deaths  WSYR
  5. New York sees highest flu-related pediatric deaths ever recorded in a season  Times Union

• State health officials are working to mitigate the spread of measles - Prairie Public

  1. State health officials are working to mitigate the spread of measles  Prairie Public
  2. MAP: 11th state confirms measles outbreak as virus spreads  The Hill
  3. North Dakota reports first measles case since 2011  CIDRAP
  4. Measles outbreak spreads to 11th state: The latest  FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth
  5. Some schools cancel band trip to Williston because of measles; parade to go on  North Dakota Monitor

• Residential Proximity to Golf Courses Linked to Parkinson’s Disease - Medscape

  1. Residential Proximity to Golf Courses Linked to Parkinson’s Disease  Medscape
  2. Risk of Neurologic Disorder Rises for People Who Live Near Golf Courses  MedPage Today
  3. Prominent role of PM10 in the link between air pollution and incident Parkinson’s Disease  Nature
  4. The Risk of Environmental Toxins on Parkinson’s Disease  health.clevelandclinic.org
  5. Living near a golf course ‘doubles risk of Parkinson’s’  The Telegraph

• Prepare for a bird flu pandemic now, virologists urge - Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance

  1. Prepare for a bird flu pandemic now, virologists urge  Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance
  2. Spike in avian flu cases in cats triggers worry about human spillover  CIDRAP
  3. Bird flu is continuing to spread in animals across the US. Here's what you need to know  ABC News
  4. Is the Bird Flu Outbreak in a Lull? Who Knows  Bloomberg.com
  5. Bird flu in cats points to risk of another pandemic  Phys.org

• Millions of Microplastics Are Lurking in Your Kitchen. Here's How to Get Rid of Them - CNET

  1. Millions of Microplastics Are Lurking in Your Kitchen. Here's How to Get Rid of Them  CNET
  2. I’m Wirecutter’s Sustainability Editor. Here’s My Advice For Reducing Your Exposure to Microplastics.  The New York Times
  3. ​US doctor shares 4 natural ways to remove microplastics from body  Times of India
  4. What are microplastics doing to your brain? We’re starting to find out  New Scientist
  5. 2 ways to drastically reduce your microplastics exposure  Fortune

• When doctors don’t believe their patients’ pain – experts explain the all-too-common experience of medical gaslighting - The Conversation

  1. When doctors don’t believe their patients’ pain – experts explain the all-too-common experience of medical gaslighting  The Conversation
  2. Doctors often gaslight women with pelvic disorders and pain, study finds  NBC News
  3. Medical Gaslighting Common in Vulvovaginal Care  Medscape
  4. Women With Vulvodynia (Vaginal Pain) Often Experience Medical Gaslighting  Everyday Health

• Shingles vaccine reduces risk of heart disease by 23%, study of one million people finds - CNN

  1. Shingles vaccine reduces risk of heart disease by 23%, study of one million people finds  CNN
  2. Shingles vaccine has unexpected effect on heart health  Fox News
  3. Shingles vaccine recipients see lower cardiac event risk over time  CIDRAP
  4. Shingles vaccine may lower heart disease risk by up to 8 years  Medical News Today
  5. Live Zoster Vaccine May Reduce Risk of Cardiovascular Events by 23%, Study Finds  Pharmacy Times

• AI can tell how old your body really is and how quickly you're aging using just a selfie - Live Science

  1. AI can tell how old your body really is and how quickly you're aging using just a selfie  Live Science
  2. Scientists Are Developing a Tool to Measure Biological Age With a Photo  The New York Times
  3. Selfies can be used to predict cancer patients’ survival rate  The Telegraph
  4. Can your facial features reveal your odds of surviving cancer?  The Boston Globe
  5. AI System Can Predict Cancer Survival Prognosis Better Than Doctors, Researchers Say  PYMNTS.com

• Antiretroviral Postexposure Prophylaxis After Sexual ... - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | CDC (.gov)

  1. Antiretroviral Postexposure Prophylaxis After Sexual...  Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | CDC (.gov)
  2. CDC Updates Guidelines for Use of Nonoccupational PEP  AJMC
  3. CDC Updates Post-Exposure Prophylaxis Guidelines  POZ - Health, Life and HIV
  4. New CDC nPEP Guidelines should become 'part of general medical practice,' says expert  MSN

• Andrea Cercek - Time Magazine

  1. Andrea Cercek  Time Magazine
  2. Immunotherapy helps certain cancer patients avoid surgery: ‘We hope this is the future’  CNN
  3. Novel cancer immunotherapy offers new hope for late-stage cancer patients  Medical Xpress
  4. Dostarlimab Yields High cCR Rates and Organ Preservation in Early-Stage dMMR Tumors  OncLive
  5. Cancer: a new revolutionary treatment eliminates tumors without going through the surgery box  newsmaven.io

• World-famous US neighborhood that's now dementia capital of America... and the surprising plan to rectify it - dailymail.co.uk

  World-famous US neighborhood that's now dementia capital of America... and the surprising plan to rectify it  dailymail.co.uk

• Pediatric measles case confirmed in Cuyahoga County, may have exposed others at Hillcrest Hospital - Cleveland.com

  1. Pediatric measles case confirmed in Cuyahoga County, may have exposed others at Hillcrest Hospital  Cleveland.com
  2. Cuyahoga County Board of Health issues alert for local measles case  News 5 Cleveland WEWS
  3. Local hospital visitors may have been exposed to measles  FOX 8 News
  4. Health officials confirm pediatric measles case in Cuyahoga County: What you need to know  WKYC
  5. Cuyahoga Co. confirms 1st measles case  Cleveland 19 News

• Health officials confirm 4 more measles cases in upstate New York - Spectrum News

  1. Health officials confirm 4 more measles cases in upstate New York  Spectrum News
  2. 3 measles cases confirmed in Orange County  Times Union
  3. 3 new measles cases confirmed in New York state as infections rise nationwide  Gothamist
  4. Three new measles cases in New York linked to international travel  WRGB
  5. First Measles Case Confirmed In Orange County Infant  Patch

• Two 'common' early symptoms of dementia that are not memory loss - Surrey Live

  Two 'common' early symptoms of dementia that are not memory loss  Surrey LiveView Full Coverage on Google News

• Hiltzik: RFK Jr.'s plans for vaccine testing are highly unethical and a danger to your health. Here's why - Yahoo

  1. Hiltzik: RFK Jr.'s plans for vaccine testing are highly unethical and a danger to your health. Here's why  Yahoo
  2. RFK Jr. to require placebo-controlled studies for new vaccines : Shots - Health News  NPR
  3. Kennedy Issues Demands for Vaccine Approvals That Could Affect Fall Covid Boosters  The New York Times
  4. RFK Jr.’s new vaccine testing rule agitates industry, experts  The Hill
  5. RFK Jr. will order placebo testing for new vaccines, alarming health experts  The Washington Post

• Tomas Cihlar and Wesley Sundquist - Time Magazine

  1. Tomas Cihlar and Wesley Sundquist  Time Magazine
  2. The Road to Lenacapavir, a Breakthrough HIV Treatment  American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
  3. Why A Single Drug Could Change Everything For HIV And AIDS  Forbes
  4. With twice-yearly PrEP jab, is an HIV vaccine still vital?  Medical Brief

• When doctors describe your brain scan as a “starry sky,” it’s not good - Ars Technica

  When doctors describe your brain scan as a “starry sky,” it’s not good  Ars Technica

• Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Circulates False Claims About MMR Vaccine - The Dispatch

  1. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Circulates False Claims About MMR Vaccine  The Dispatch
  2. Why RFK Jr.'s "Do Your Own Research" Advice Is Bad For You | Opinion  Newsweek
  3. RFK Jr. Takes Aim at Covid Shots for Kids, Worrying Vaccine Experts  Bloomberg.com
  4. How RFK Jr. Is Already Undermining Vaccines Under Trump  Vanity Fair
  5. RFK Jr. Misleads About Safety of COVID-19 Vaccine in Children  FactCheck.org

• Pregnancy Health Shapes a Child’s Blood Pressure for Life - Neuroscience News

  1. Pregnancy Health Shapes a Child’s Blood Pressure for Life  Neuroscience News
  2. Risk factors for childhood high blood pressure  statnews.com
  3. Maternal Health Risks Linked to Elevated Blood Pressure in Children  Technology Networks
  4. Maternal Health Tied to Child Blood Pressure: NIH Study  Mirage News
  5. How high blood pressure as a child could lead to health problems down the road  WHNT.com

• Here’s a smart way to fight ticks, according to a tick expert - The Washington Post

  1. Here’s a smart way to fight ticks, according to a tick expert  The Washington Post
  2. CHI Health infectious disease expert discusses tick and mosquito bites and signs to pay attention to this summer  KETV
  3. How to avoid ticks and mosquitoes  futurity.org
  4. Don’t let the bugs bite: Avoiding tick and mosquito-borne diseases  KSNB
  5. Taney County Health Department shares how to avoid and treat ticks  KSPR

• HIV Drugs Linked to Lower Alzheimer’s Risk - Neuroscience News

  HIV Drugs Linked to Lower Alzheimer’s Risk  Neuroscience NewsView Full Coverage on Google News

• Doctors send urgent warning that popular choice of food is now linked to Parkinson's disease - UNILAD

  1. Doctors send urgent warning that popular choice of food is now linked to Parkinson's disease  UNILAD
  2. Ultraprocessed Foods Linked to Early Symptoms of Parkinson’s  The New York Times
  3. Parkinson’s disease prevention may ‘begin at the dinner table’  CNN
  4. Ultra-processed foods tied to Parkinson's disease risk  upi.com
  5. Native plant sale is May 17 in East Tawas  Iosco County News Herald

• ‘Get rid of the pseudoscience’: top doctor’s plan to improve America’s health - The Guardian

  1. ‘Get rid of the pseudoscience’: top doctor’s plan to improve America’s health  The Guardian
  2. A Longevity Expert’s 5 Tips for Aging Well  The New York Times
  3. 7 Most Important Habits For Healthy Aging, From A Longevity Expert  TODAY.com
  4. A Doctor’s Science-Backed Formula for Aging Better  WSJ
  5. 7 simple science-backed rules for living longer  National Geographic

• Scientists Discover Genetic Mutation Linked to Needing Less Sleep - ScienceAlert

  Scientists Discover Genetic Mutation Linked to Needing Less Sleep  ScienceAlertView Full Coverage on Google News

• Using Music to Detect Concussion in Kids - Neuroscience News

  Using Music to Detect Concussion in Kids  Neuroscience News

• Timeline details measles exposure in TX Hill Country and Austin - MySA

  1. Timeline details measles exposure in TX Hill Country and Austin  MySA
  2. Hill Country town warns of possible measles exposure from tourist  San Antonio Express-News
  3. Person infectious with measles visited several locations in Fredericksburg  KVUE
  4. Austin Public Health warns of another possible measles exposure  KUT
  5. Another person infected with measles visited Austin's Terry Black’s Barbecue in late April  Austin American-Statesman

• At Home Saliva Test Detects Hidden Stress, Depression Risks - Neuroscience News

  1. At Home Saliva Test Detects Hidden Stress, Depression Risks  Neuroscience News
  2. Lab-on-a-chip devices offer home tests for stress and cardiac issues  Medical Xpress
  3. Revolutionary 'Lab-on-a-Chip' Tech from UC Engineers: The Future of Home Stress Monitoring is Here  Hoodline
  4. UC lab-on-a-chip devices take public health into home  University of Cincinnati

• Vitamin supplements may slow down the progression of glaucoma - Medical Xpress

  1. Vitamin supplements may slow down the progression of glaucoma  Medical Xpress
  2. Vitamin Therapy May Protect Optic Nerve in Glaucoma Patients  Inside Precision Medicine
  3. Vitamin B Supplements Could Aid Glaucoma, Slowing Disease Progression  Pharmacy Times
  4. Research: Vitamin supplements slow down progression of glaucoma  insightnews.com.au

• Girls' diets strongly influence when they begin puberty - Earth.com

  Girls' diets strongly influence when they begin puberty  Earth.comView Full Coverage on Google News

• Annual blood test could detect cancer in its earliest stages - The Independent

  Annual blood test could detect cancer in its earliest stages  The IndependentView Full Coverage on Google News

• Why the Diet Industry Doesn't Want You to Know About Weightlifting - Harper's BAZAAR

  Why the Diet Industry Doesn't Want You to Know About Weightlifting  Harper's BAZAARView Full Coverage on Google News

• St. Louis' measles vaccination rates among nation's lowest as virus spreads - KSDK

  1. St. Louis' measles vaccination rates among nation's lowest as virus spreads  KSDK
  2. Third measles case confirmed in Missouri as more info emerges about St. Louis case  STLtoday.com
  3. Possible measles exposure at St. Louis Aquarium, DHSS says  KMOV.com
  4. Health officials on high alert as measles closes in on St. Louis  STLPR
  5. St. Louis Covid task force turns attention to measles  Audacy

• Doctor issues warning over popular supplement that could trigger organ damage - dailymail.co.uk

  Doctor issues warning over popular supplement that could trigger organ damage  dailymail.co.uk

• This Beloved Spice Could Be Undermining Your Prescription Meds - Money Talks News

  1. This Beloved Spice Could Be Undermining Your Prescription Meds  Money Talks News
  2. Cinnamon could interact with some prescription medications, according to a new study  CNN
  3. Cinnamon might affect some prescription meds’ effectiveness, study finds  The Washington Post
  4. Turmeric to cinnamon: Common herbs and spices you shouldn't mix with your medicine  Times of India
  5. New study says that cinnamon can cause adverse interactions with prescription drugs  WKRC

• Genetic Study Retraces Covid’s Origins in Bats - The New York Times

  1. Genetic Study Retraces Covid’s Origins in Bats  The New York Times
  2. Bat Virus Evolution Suggests Wildlife Trade Sparked COVID-19 Virus Emergence in Humans  UC San Diego Today
  3. SARS-CoV-2 Likely Spread Through Wildlife Trade, Not Bat Migration  Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News
  4. New study suggests early COVID-19 strain spread from bats by wildlife trade  fox5sandiego.com
  5. Evidence of Origins of the COVID-19 Outbreak Disputes the Lab Leak Theory  Discover Magazine

• This Common Breakfast Food Could Be Damaging Your Gut - SciTechDaily

  1. This Common Breakfast Food Could Be Damaging Your Gut  SciTechDaily
  2. Diet outperforms microbial transplant to drive microbiome recovery in mice  Nature
  3. Why your gut can’t heal on a Western diet  Earth.com
  4. Western Diet Blocks Gut Microbiome Recovery After Antibiotics  Neuroscience News
  5. ‘We can change diet to generate a healthier microbiome and a healthy individual’  Stanford Report

• Doctors Say This Cheap Drug May Be a "Game Changer" for Preventing Colon Cancer - bestlifeonline.com

  1. Doctors Say This Cheap Drug May Be a "Game Changer" for Preventing Colon Cancer  bestlifeonline.com
  2. This 20-cent drug lowers colon cancer risk — and may even help treat it: study  New York Post
  3. A 20-cent 'wonder drug' is being studied as a colon-cancer-fighting supplement, and it looks promising  Yahoo
  4. This 20-Cent Diabetes Drug Could Help Fight Colon Cancer, Scientists Say  Men's Journal
  5. Big development in medical science: This cheap and the most popular diabetes drug used worldwide could hel  The Economic Times

• Caffeine in Your Blood Could Affect Body Fat And Diabetes Risk, Study Shows - ScienceAlert

  Caffeine in Your Blood Could Affect Body Fat And Diabetes Risk, Study Shows  ScienceAlert

• Gas stoves nearly double children’s cancer risk, Stanford study finds - San Francisco Chronicle

  1. Gas stoves nearly double children’s cancer risk, Stanford study finds  San Francisco Chronicle
  2. Common appliance raises kids’ cancer risk nearly twice as much as adults’ — and it’s in 2 out of 5 US homes  New York Post
  3. Warning issued for common appliance - found in two out of five homes - that increases cancer risk for children  The Independent
  4. Children's Cancer Risk From Gas Stoves Nearly Double That of Adults  ScienceAlert
  5. How can I replace my gas stove?  The Public's Radio

• Using marijuana while caring for a baby can pose a deadly risk, Oregon officials warn - OregonLive.com

  1. Using marijuana while caring for a baby can pose a deadly risk, Oregon officials warn  OregonLive.com
  2. Marijuana is extremely dangerous to the fetus in the womb, study finds  CNN
  3. Despite Legalization, Cannabis Poses Risks in Pregnancy  Labroots
  4. How Dangerous Is Smoking Weed While Pregnant?  VICE
  5. Health Department: Marijuana use dangerous during pregnancies  The Herald Palladium

• The young chemist who transformed an ancient plant into an effective therapy - Earth.com

  The young chemist who transformed an ancient plant into an effective therapy  Earth.com

• From pandemic preparedness to precious frozen spit, NIH contract terminations cut deep - statnews.com

  From pandemic preparedness to precious frozen spit, NIH contract terminations cut deep  statnews.com

• Map of Sugar Receptor Could Curb Our Cravings - Neuroscience News

  Map of Sugar Receptor Could Curb Our Cravings  Neuroscience NewsView Full Coverage on Google News

• New Relief for Panic Disorders - Neuroscience News

  1. New Relief for Panic Disorders  Neuroscience News
  2. B4DT Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Has Sustained Treatment Effects in Patients With Panic Disorders  Pharmacy Times
  3. Rapid 4-Day Panic Disorder Treatment Shows Impressive Long-Term Results  ScienceBlog.com
  4. Intensive 4-day therapy for panic disorder linked to lasting symptom relief  Medical Xpress

• A handful of a popular snack each day can increase chance of cancer and heart attack, major study finds - dailymail.co.uk

  1. A handful of a popular snack each day can increase chance of cancer and heart attack, major study finds  dailymail.co.uk
  2. Building the case against ultra-processed foods  Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
  3. McMaster University study links ultra-processed food to range of health risks  CBC
  4. Scientists Say Eating This Type of Food Increases Your Risk of Early Death  Good Housekeeping
  5. Eating ultra-processed foods may harm your health, research indicates  Medical Xpress

• Singer suffers devastating 'side-effect' that can't be reversed after taking Ozempic for one year - LADbible

  Singer suffers devastating 'side-effect' that can't be reversed after taking Ozempic for one year  LADbible

• Ohio teen faces years of chronic symptoms due to tick bite - 10tv.com

  1. Ohio teen faces years of chronic symptoms due to tick bite  10tv.com
  2. ‘Heartbreaking;’ Ohio man faces years of chronic symptoms due to tick bite as teen  WHIO-TV
  3. Fort Wayne mother spreads Lyme Disease Awareness in honor of her son  21Alive

• B-cell levels can predict PIRA risk in relapsing MS patients on Ocrevus - Multiple Sclerosis News Today

  B-cell levels can predict PIRA risk in relapsing MS patients on Ocrevus  Multiple Sclerosis News Today

• 5 Best Cheeses to Eat If You Have High Cholesterol, According to Dietitians - EatingWell

  5 Best Cheeses to Eat If You Have High Cholesterol, According to Dietitians  EatingWell

• Psychedelics May 'Reset' Brain Cells in Mood And Immune Disorders - ScienceAlert

  1. Psychedelics May 'Reset' Brain Cells in Mood And Immune Disorders  ScienceAlert
  2. Psychedelics may boost mental health by dampening inflammation  New Scientist
  3. Psychedelics Rewire Brain-Immune Circuits  Neuroscience News
  4. Psychedelics Boost Brain Flexibility for Weeks, New Study Shows  SciTechDaily
  5. Psychedelics Can Conquer the Way Your Brain Responds to Fear. A Revolutionary Study Just Proved It.  Popular Mechanics

• Have We Been Thinking About A.D.H.D. All Wrong? - think.kera.org

  Have We Been Thinking About A.D.H.D. All Wrong?  think.kera.orgView Full Coverage on Google News

• Legal Cannabis Linked to Less Problematic Use, Better Mental Health - Neuroscience News

  Legal Cannabis Linked to Less Problematic Use, Better Mental Health  Neuroscience NewsView Full Coverage on Google News

• Scientists pinpoint the personality traits that may help men last longer in bed - dailymail.co.uk

  Scientists pinpoint the personality traits that may help men last longer in bed  dailymail.co.uk

• What is Perimenopause? Doctors Explain - NBC News

  1. What is Perimenopause? Doctors Explain  NBC News
  2. How does perimenopause affect the skin? Experts weigh in  TODAY.com
  3. Menopause care is moving out of the shadows. Brands want in  Vogue Business
  4. Are you there God? It’s me, perimenopausal Menaka  The Hindu
  5. All the ways perimenopause changes your brain, according to neuroscientists  Stylist

• Did 8 Italian physicists make the perfect cacio e pepe? I tested their experiment to find out - CNN

  1. Did 8 Italian physicists make the perfect cacio e pepe? I tested their experiment to find out  CNN
  2. Scientists just designed the perfect cacio e pepe recipe  Fast Company
  3. Want lump-free cheesy pasta? Physicists offer a ‘foolproof recipe’  South China Morning Post
  4. Scientists Reveal Foolproof Secret to Making a Perfect Cacio e Pepe  SciTechDaily
  5. Italian Scientists Have Discovered The Secret To Perfect Pasta Sauces  HuffPost UK

• How Memories Take Shape at the Synapse Level - Neuroscience News

  1. How Memories Take Shape at the Synapse Level  Neuroscience News
  2. Motor learning refines thalamic influence on motor cortex  Nature
  3. Groundbreaking study reveals how our brain learns  KalingaTV
  4. Tracking precisely how learning, memories are formed  Harvard Gazette
  5. HOW WE LEARN: UCSD neuroscientists discover where and how brain circuits are reshaped  10News.com

• Intermittent Fasting Linked To Higher Deadly Disease Risk—Here's What Experts Say - AOL.com

  1. Intermittent Fasting Linked To Higher Deadly Disease Risk—Here's What Experts Say  AOL.com
  2. Intermittent fasting: is it the calories or carbs that count?  The Conversation
  3. Does intermittent fasting help or harm kidney health?  The Hindu
  4. Combine simple exercise with this basic diet to gain muscle  Times of India
  5. Cutting Carbs May Have Same Benefits as Fasting, Study Finds  Verywell Health

• Heart’s Rhythm May Help Forecast Cognitive Longevity - Neuroscience News

  1. Heart’s Rhythm May Help Forecast Cognitive Longevity  Neuroscience News
  2. Researchers identify measure of pulse rate that can predict faster cognitive decline in older adults  Medical Xpress
  3. What’s Good for Your Heart is Good for Your Brain: New Study Links Cardiovascular Health to Brain Aging  HDBuzz
  4. Heart Rhythm Complexity Predicts Cognitive Decline in Older Adults  ScienceBlog.com
  5. Research uncovers common condition could speed up cognitive aging by 10 years  MSN

• Scientists Warn of a Killer Fungus Straight Out of the Last of Us Now Spreading Across the Globe — And Soon to Be Unstoppable - Indian Defence Review

  1. Scientists Warn of a Killer Fungus Straight Out of the Last of Us Now Spreading Across the Globe — And Soon to Be Unstoppable  Indian Defence Review
  2. The next superbug threat is already here. It’s going to be even harder to overcome  CNN
  3. Fatal Fungus Similar to 'The Last of Us' Disease Could Spread Worldwide  People.com
  4. Killer fungus forecast to spread to UK as climate changes  Sky News
  5. Killer fungi to spread as climate heats up  Financial Times

• 6 ‘Bad’ Foods You Should Be Eating for Better Gut Health, According to Dietitians - EatingWell

  6 ‘Bad’ Foods You Should Be Eating for Better Gut Health, According to Dietitians  EatingWell

• Cardiologist shares 5 simple daily habits to help lower your heart attack risk: ‘Stand outside barefoot' - Hindustan Times

  Cardiologist shares 5 simple daily habits to help lower your heart attack risk: ‘Stand outside barefoot'  Hindustan TimesView Full Coverage on Google News

• Former HaysMed oncologist opens new practice in western Kansas - Hays Post

  Former HaysMed oncologist opens new practice in western Kansas  Hays Post

• Can Probiotics Reduce Stress, Anxiety, and Fatigue? A New Study Says Yes – In Just Two Weeks - SciTechDaily

  Can Probiotics Reduce Stress, Anxiety, and Fatigue? A New Study Says Yes – In Just Two Weeks  SciTechDaily

• Alarm as severe reactions to Ozempic set to SOAR by 350 per cent, new data reveals - dailymail.co.uk

  1. Alarm as severe reactions to Ozempic set to SOAR by 350 per cent, new data reveals  dailymail.co.uk
  2. ‘Ozempic mouth’ shocking new side effect of weight-loss drug seen in some celebs: report  New York Post
  3. Weight-Loss Drugs Have Sent a Shocking Number of People to the Emergency Room, New Study Claims  People.com
  4. Doctor explains why some experienced severe side effects from semaglutide injections  WCVB
  5. Forget Ozempic face – should we be worried about Ozempic teeth?  The Independent

• Help! I’ve Made a Very Difficult Decision About My Baby. But People Aren’t Going to Like It. - Slate Magazine

  Help! I’ve Made a Very Difficult Decision About My Baby. But People Aren’t Going to Like It.  Slate Magazine