Health

NBC News·3 days ago

Wisconsin reports its first measles death in decades, the third in the U.S. this week

• AP News

  Child dies of measles in Wisconsin’s first such death since 1990

• CNN

  Wisconsin infant is US’ third measles-related death this week

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• Ars Technica

  Wisconsin reports measles death of a baby, first death in over 35 years

• Channel 3000

  10 measles cases confirmed in Sauk County, health officials say

ProPublica·13 hours ago

An 11-Day-Old Baby Couldn’t Stop Bleeding. For Hours, the ER Didn’t Provide a Critical Vitamin Shot.

• The New York Times

  Infant Bleeding Surged as Parents Rejected Vitamin K Shots, Studies Find

• ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos

  More parents are declining vitamin K shots for newborns, putting more babies at risk of bleeding: Study

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• Medical Xpress

  Vitamin K deficiency on the rise as more parents decline recommended shots for their newborns

• NBC News

  U.S. infant bleeding episodes jump as vitamin K refusals rise, two studies find

USA Today·Yesterday

The flu strain driving this season's unusually early spread

• The New York Times

  Flu Arrives Early in New York, With Cases Rising Rapidly in Children

• The Mercury News

  Flu cases spike early in Bay Area; doctors urge vaccination

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• Lohud

  Flu cases surge in New York as health officials urge vaccinations

• MMexico News Daily

  An early flu outbreak is hitting the US West Coast. Here’s what it means for Mexico

CNN·6 days ago

Washington reports first US bird flu death of 2026; health officials say risk to the public is low

• The New York Times

  Bird Flu Death in Washington State Renews Concern Over the Virus

• PBS

  Washington state resident dies from bird flu following exposure to infected cattle

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• The Seattle Times

  Bird flu death in Yakima County renews concern over the virus

• NBC News

  Bird flu didn’t turn into a pandemic, but it never went away, either

Newser·Yesterday

When Your Sad Turns Into SAD, These Tips Can Help

• Newsday

  Coping with SAD, the seasonal disorder that can bring on months of depression

• Hhttps://www.nxsmediawire.com/

  Shorter daylight hours can trigger depression. Here’s how to fight it

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• KKTOO

  What can Juneauites do to prevent seasonal affective disorder as winter arrives?

• TThe Weather Channel

  The recent time change may trigger seasonal depression

The Washington Post·5 hours ago

Why the simple flu shot could be a surprise weapon against cancer

The Guardian·11 hours ago

Stimulant overdoses on the rise as opioid deaths decline, but treatment is complex

The Washington Post·4 hours ago

Why you end up coughing for weeks after a cold — and what to do about it

The Washington Post·2 days ago

The unique heart disease risk factors women face in each stage of life

• Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

  New guidance for women’s heart health aims to connect the dots of cardiovascular risk throughout life

• WWIFR

  Medical groups create framework to identify women’s cardiovascular risk

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• qz.com

  Life's Essential 8: 8 heart habits the American Heart Association backs

• Yahoo

  Looking out for the early signs of heart disease in women

LiveNOW from FOX·Yesterday

Popular drinks linked to heart attacks, cardiac arrest in young adults, study finds

• www.heart.org

  Energy drinks, stimulant products linked to cardiac arrest, heart attack in young adults

• Medical News Today

  FDA reports raise concerns about energy drinks and heart problems in young adults

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• FOX 13 Tampa Bay

  Energy drinks linked to heart attacks in young adults in new AHA study findings

• WGN-TV

  Energy drinks, stimulant products linked to cardiac arrest in young adults, AHA finds

The Mirror·16 hours ago

New dementia study reveals unexpected medication link to better brain health

• The Washington Post

  New estrogen research may change how scientists think about women’s aging brains

• News-Medical

  Longer reproductive lifespan and hormonal history may influence brain vascular health

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• ScienceAlert

  Longer Estrogen Exposure Linked to Less Blood Vessel Damage in Women's Brains Later in Life

• U.S. News & World Report

  A Surprising Link Found Between Birth Control Pills, Hormone Therapy And Brain Health

TODAY.com·6 days ago

At 58, I Had Early Signs of Alzheimer’s in My Brain. These Interventions Got Rid of Them

• NBC News

  Are we approaching a new era of Alzheimer’s prevention?

• Bioengineer.org

  Blood tau test rivals autopsy findings in predicting Alzheimer’s symptoms

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• WWILX

  Mid-Michigan hospital first in U.S. to offer FDA-cleared Alzheimer’s blood test

• PPOLITIS - To the point

  Alzheimer's Before Symptoms: How Early Is Too Early?

Newser·5 hours ago

Most Dangerous Types of Footwear

USA Today·2 days ago

A once almost-forgotten disease is spiking in the US. See latest numbers

• CCIDRAP

  ‘Quite unusual’: Adults make up two-thirds of measles cases in Pennsylvania, presenting unique challenges

• ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos

  Pennsylvania reports 6th measles-associated death amid outbreak: Health officials

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• BButler Eagle

  First two measles cases reported in Butler County

• RRespiratory Therapy

  Sixth Measles Death in Pennsylvania as Cases Near 1,500

The Guardian·8 hours ago

Tired all the time? What to know about B12 and if it actually boosts energy levels

Fox News·2 days ago

Even occasional marijuana use linked to higher stroke risk, study finds

• Yahoo Health

  New Research Suggests Marijuana Might Pose More of a Heart Risk Than Many People Think

• News-Medical

  New study links cannabis use to increased cardiovascular risk

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• www.heart.org

  Cannabis use linked to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease, especially strokes

• USA Today

  Occasional marijuana use linked to higher stroke risk, study finds

Cleveland.com·Yesterday

Many babies thought to have peanut allergies may not have them, study finds

• The Washington Post

  Many diagnosed with a peanut allergy don’t realize they may not have it anymore

• CBS News

  Peanut allergy study finds babies should be retested. Here's what parents should know.

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• PhillyVoice

  More babies may outgrow peanut allergy than previously thought, study finds

• People.com

  1 in 3 Babies Diagnosed with a Peanut Allergy Don’t Actually Have the Condition, Study Finds

Women's Health·9 hours ago

‘I’m 65 and my mum is 87 – here are the 6 key moves we prioritise to maintain strength in later life’

• Eat This Not That

  5 Chair Exercises Women Over 75 Need to Stay Strong

• Eat This Not That

  5 Daily Exercises That Regain Muscle Mass Better Than Gym Workouts After 65

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• Eat This Not That

  5 Daily Exercises Women Over 70 Need to Keep Their Knees Strong

KOMO·Yesterday

Western Washington farmers brace for impacts after bird flu detected in Pierce County

EatingWell·10 hours ago

Pancreatic Cancer Risk May Be Reduced by Eating This Food, According to Dietitians

The Economist·4 days ago

The latest Ebola outbreak could be the worst ever

• World Health Organization (WHO)

  Ebola disease caused by Bundibugyo virus, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya and Nigeria

• Al Jazeera

  Ebola outbreak kills more than 5,300 people in DR Congo

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• DDevex

  Africa Ready: Rebuilding sovereignty in Africa’s new health era

• QQazinform

  DR Congo Ebola cases rise to 10,668, death toll nears 5,200

ScienceAlert·12 hours ago

Scientists Identified a Biological Signature of Tinnitus, And It's in Your Blood

• UA.NEWS

  Tinnitus linked to blood prestin levels — ScienceAlert

• AAround Prague

  Blood Test Study Links Ear Protein Prestin to Tinnitus, With 50% Higher Levels

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• JJournalArta

  Blood Test May Reveal Tinnitus, UConn Study Finds Higher Prestin Levels

Medical Xpress·Yesterday

New treatment may cure common hormonal cause of high blood pressure

• The Guardian

  New drug could be cure for common cause of high blood pressure

• KKalkine Media

  Pharma stocks: Why baxdrostat matters for AstraZeneca (LSE:AZN)

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• UA.NEWS

  Baxdrostat’s effect persisted for up to two years after treatment — The Guardian

• TThe i Paper

  New drug that could permanently cure high blood pressure coming to UK by 2027

Sacramento Bee·Yesterday

Owner speaks on E. coli outbreak that shut down popular California farm: ‘I’m destroyed’

• San Luis Obispo Tribune

  ‘I’m destroyed.’ Owner speaks on E. coli outbreak that shut down SLO County farm

• KSBY News

  Brookshire Farms to reopen following E. Coli outbreak investigation

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• SFGATE

  San Luis Obispo County investigates up to 13 E. coli infections at pumpkin patch

• MMarler Blog

  Weekend Wrap-Up: San Luis Obispo County Closed the Brookshire Farms E. coli File Five Hours After the Farm Reopened With Free Pumpkins, at Fifteen Sick, Three Children With Kidney Failure and No Source. FDA Closed Six Outbreak Files in One Afterno

Medical News Today·Yesterday

Experimental pancreatic cancer vaccine shows promise in clinical trial

FOX 13 Tampa Bay·Yesterday

2 ‘forever chemicals’ associated with higher risk of breast cancer: Study

• MMedPage Today

  'Forever Chemicals' Linked to Aggressive Breast Cancers

• National Institutes of Health (NIH) | (.gov)

  Two ‘forever chemicals’ associated with higher risk of aggressive breast cancer in NIH analysis

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• UA.NEWS

  NIH links PFOA and PFOS to ER-negative breast cancer

• Yahoo Health

  NIH Links Two ‘Forever Chemicals’ To Higher Rates Of Aggressive Breast Cancer

The Washington Post·Yesterday

Hair loss, confusion and constant fatigue signaled a life-threatening condition

Fox News·6 days ago

Type 2 diabetes patients 21 times more likely to achieve remission with intensive lifestyle changes

• CNN

  Can diet and exercise reverse type 2 diabetes? What a new study found

• SciTechDaily

  Could Type 2 Diabetes Be Reversed? 14-Year Study Reveals Remarkable Results

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• Medscape

  Using Lifestyle Medicine to Pursue Remission in T2D

• Prevention

  This Combo Made Diabetes Remission 21 Times More Likely—but There's a Reason It Isn’t for Everyone

News-Medical·2 days ago

Obesity drugs may help protect memory and cognitive abilities

• UConn Today

  UConn Health Minute: Improving GLP-1

• DDongA Science

  [Science Through Covers] GLP-1 Drugs Expand From Weight Loss to Whole-Body Effects

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• HHealth and Me

  Can Ozempic, Mounjaro Drugs Protect The Brain? What A New Review Found

• EurekAlert!

  Chinese Medical Journal article reveals how weight-loss hormones GLP-1 and GIP may slow Alzheimer's by reshaping diet, sleep, exercise, and addiction

HuffPost·11 hours ago

Nordic Walking Can Improve Your Heart Function. Here's How It Works.

Yahoo·3 days ago

Breakthrough: FDA Approves First Drug Offering a 'Functional Cure' For Chronic Hepatitis B

SciTechDaily·Yesterday

A Healthier Form of Salt Could Prevent Nearly 3 Million Deaths Every Year, Scientists Say

• Healthline

  Healthier Salt Substitute May Prevent Millions of Deaths From Heart Disease

• Nature

  Global health outcomes from replacing dietary sodium chloride with potassium-enriched salt

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• Science Daily

  Experts say high blood pressure guidelines are missing half the equation

• New York Post

  The healthier salt that could reduce risk of heart disease death

Phys.org·2 days ago

AI points researchers toward new disease targets hidden in mitochondria

Nature·3 days ago

Opportunistically Detecting Signs of Hypertension on a Consumer Smartwatch

• Medical Xpress

  AI-powered smartwatch detects high blood pressure with sensitivity similar to office screening

• GGoogle Research

  Detecting signs of hypertension using wearable sensors

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• TThe Cardiology Advisor

  Continuous Wearable BP Monitoring May Help Predict Hypertensive Crisis in Ambulatory High-Risk Patients

• Jjetstream.blog

  Google Announces New AI Technology “AI-PPG-ACC-HTN” to Detect Signs of Hypertension on Smartwatches

ScienceAlert·23 hours ago

Humans Are Still Evolving Right Before Our Eyes. Here Are 5 Signs on Our Bodies

• PPrescott Daily Courier

  Living in the Question: Can we evolve?

• JJournalArta

  Humans Still Evolving Right: Genes Reflect Diet and Altitude

CBS News·Yesterday

No one knew why a dad couldn't eat. Then a surgeon took a second look.

The Washington Post·Yesterday

Column | How to keep your brain sharp after retirement

Fox News·Yesterday

Certain sleep habits could offer clues to hidden type of depression, scientists say

• SciTechDaily

  Scientists Discover a New Type of Depression That Common Antidepressants May Miss

• Nautilus | Science Connected

  How Your Body Clock Affects Your Mental Health and Ways to Keep It in Sync

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• Medscape

  Is Your Patient’s Depression Really a Body-Clock Problem?

• AAustralian Women's Health

  Researchers identify a new type of depression linked to body-clock disruption – 6 patterns to spot

The New York Times·2 days ago

As Hormone Use Increases, Some Doctors Warn Slight Cancer Risk Is Being Overlooked

• The Seattle Times

  As menopause hormones gain favor, experts say ‘keep cancer in the conversation’

• The Washington Post

  Opinion | A landmark study was flawed. Now my mother is losing her memory.

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• MMedPage Today

  Hormone Therapy and Cancer Risk; Oncology Pay Cut; Mammograms Post-Double Mastectomy

• MMedCity News

  Breast Cancer Survivorship Is a Menopause Problem Nobody Owns

The New York Times·3 days ago

Can Creatine Supplements Make Your Brain Stronger?

• qz.com

  Creatine benefits, risks, and uses: 10 things to know before taking it

• EatingWell

  What Happens to Your Heart When You Take Creatine

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• BBlavity News

  Does Creatine Work Without Exercise? Researchers Explore Its Muscle-Building Benefits

• Yahoo

  The Surprising Benefits of Creatine for Muscle, Brain & Longevity

Syracuse.com·Yesterday

Deadly Chronic Wasting Disease found in Upstate NY wild deer, first since 2005

• LLivingston County News

  Chronic Wasting Disease confirmed in Livingston County deer

• Tthe wellsville sun

  Chronic Wasting Disease confirmed in Livingston County Town of Sparta

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• WHEC.com

  DEC: Positive case of Chronic Wasting Disease found in wild deer in Livingston County

• RRochesterFirst

  Livingston County deer tests positive for deadly disease not seen in NY since 2005

EatingWell·9 hours ago

Physical Therapists Wish More People Did This Exercise to Alleviate Back Pain

• Yahoo

  Too Much Trainer Time Hurting Your Back? Try This Game-Changing Stretch.

• Yahoo

  This 60-second stretch practically fixed my mid-back pain in two weeks

The Salt Lake Tribune·10 hours ago

Cancer breakthrough at BYU: Researchers point to a promising treatment

Science Daily·Yesterday

Drinking 2–3 cups of coffee a day linked to dramatically lower dementia risk

• UA.NEWS

  US study links 2–3 cups of coffee to lower dementia risk — ScienceDaily

• TTodayPress.tv

  Don’t drink coffee after this time – Scientists issue a WARNING about brain health

Nature·4 days ago

Toothbrush zaps bacteria with electricity that’s made when bristles move

• Live Science

  This self-powered toothbrush makes electricity to kill cavity-causing bacteria

• SScience | AAAS

  Self-charged toothbrush facilitates tooth healthcare maintenance

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• NNew Scientist

  Toothbrush that emits electricity may more effectively prevent gum disease

• NNew Atlas

  Your teeth could soon be protected by a futuristic force field

BBC·2 days ago

Sunderland project using AI to help eye tests detect diabetes

• BBC

  Exeter University-led £20m project to prevent and detect dementia

• Bioengineer.org

  UKRI Backs Five Research Hubs Developing Health Technologies With £52 Million

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• DDurham University

  Science Minister launches £12.2m health technology hub

• News-Medical

  Five UK research hubs to develop technologies for healthier lives

ScienceAlert·21 hours ago

Scientists Identified 10 Healthy Diets Linked to Slower Biological Aging

• Yahoo Health

  This Everyday Habit May May Slow “Metabolic Aging,” Study Suggests

• UA.NEWS

  Scientists link 10 dietary patterns to slower biological aging — ScienceAlert

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• AAround Prague

  Ten Healthy Diets Tied to Slower Biological Aging in 6,470 Adults

• Yahoo Health

  Could Your Grocery List Dictate How Fast You Age?

Archaeology News Online Magazine·Yesterday

Centuries-old cemetery points to colder climate as a factor in childhood vitamin D deficiency in industrial England

• Popular Science

  Volcanic eruptions and less sunlight made Victorian Era kids sicker

• SScience News

  Little Ice Age cooling in Europe may have raised the risk of rickets

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• Euronews.com

  Can a centuries-old cemetery show how climate shocks fuelled disease?

• Yahoo

  Did climate change help fuel disease during the Industrial Revolution?

CNN·5 days ago

Child in New York dies after contracting measles, the state’s first such death in 30 years

• NBC News

  New York reports first measles death in more than 30 years

• The New York Times

  Child Dies From Measles in New York State’s First Fatal Case in 30 Years

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• NEWS10 ABC

  Hochul extends measles emergency via executive order

• News.com.au

  ‘Heartbroken’: Child dies in grim US outbreak

The Telegraph·3 days ago

Why do men still die before women?

HuffPost·3 days ago

This Common Daytime Habit May Be Linked To A Higher Dementia Risk, Study Finds

• Newser

  What Your Napping Says About Dementia Risk

• The Times

  7 signs you’re at risk of dementia — and they’re not about forgetting things

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• Inc.com

  Napping Most Days Linked to 48% Higher Dementia Risk, New Study Finds. But Experts Aren't Saying to Stop Yet

• ScienceAlert

  The Links Between Napping And Dementia May Go Further Than We Realized

New York Post·Yesterday

The daily sweet snack that could help with depression in older adults

• Fox News

  One popular fruit may support brain and heart health as you age, experts say

• Inc.com

  Want to Avoid Depression This Winter? Harvard Doctors Suggest This Fruit Can Help

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• MMetro Mode

  Blueberries every day – could it ease low mood in the elderly?

• ScienceAlert

  Eating Blueberries Every Day Could Reduce Depressive Symptoms in Older Adults

Fox News·Yesterday

Simple bedtime change may help some individuals lose weight, study finds

• NNew Atlas

  Weight loss is tied to earlier bedtime, not the hours spent asleep

• TThe Economic Times

  Could falling asleep earlier help with weight loss? Here’s what researchers found

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• Vvijesti.me

  Sleep is not a diet, but improving it can help control appetite and weight

• Newsweek

  A Sleep Habit May Have an Unexpected Link to Weight Loss

EatingWell·12 hours ago

The Worst Time to Eat Breakfast, According to Dietitians

Yahoo Health·2 days ago

Why Is Everyone Bragging About Their Ferritin Levels?

• Vogue

  What the “Ferritin Face” Trend Says About the Future of Beauty

• Healthline

  'Ferritin Face': Can Low Iron Really Change Your Appearance?

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• South China Morning Post

  Dark circles, dull skin? ‘Ferritin face’ and TCM’s take on the trending ailment

• MMindBodyGreen

  What Is Ferritin Face? We Asked An MD For The Truth About The Viral Term

WWMT·Yesterday

Two measles cases confirmed in St. Joseph County; exposure sites listed

• WWZZM13.com

  Measles confirmed in St. Joseph County by Branch-Hillsdale-St. Joseph Community Health Agency

• WWTVB

  Health Agency to offer measles and flu vaccines

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• Yahoo

  Measles reaches southwest Michigan as officials trace exposures to Three Rivers and Sturgis

• WWILX

  Two more measles cases confirmed in southern Michigan

Reuters·2 days ago

NEWSLETTER: New blood test matches gold standard for liver disease diagnosis

• Medical Xpress

  Single blood protein stands out among 30 tests for assessing fatty liver disease

• CClinical Lab Products

  AI-Based Blood Test Matches MRE in Identifying MASH Treatment Candidates

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• TradingView

  Health Rounds: New blood test matches gold standard for liver disease diagnosis

• TThe Clinical Trial Vanguard

  The LITMUS Data Just Made Liver Biopsy Optional in MASH Trials, Regulators Need to Catch Up

Newsweek·2 days ago

Scientists May Be Closer to Explaining a Long-Standing Autism Mystery

• Nature

  Transcriptomic convergence and the female protective effect in autism

• News-Medical

  Researchers identify specific gene linked to female protection from autism

Full coverage · 2 more

• UUniversity of Toronto

  Overlooked DNA regions shed light on the genetic puzzle of autism spectrum disorder

• Bioengineer.org

  Narrative Review Finds Shared Molecular Pathways in Syndromic Autism

CNN·4 days ago

Expecting a new grandchild? Here’s why you may need to see your doctor first

• Hhttps://www.celinegounder.com/

  Which vaccines do grandparents need before meeting a newborn?

• The Daily News | Texas' Oldest Newspaper

  Expectant mothers should take Tdap vaccine to protect newborn from whooping cough

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• ووردنا

  The Importance of Vaccinations for Grandparents Before a New Baby's Arrival

• KKMBC

  Expecting a new grandchild? Here’s why you may want to see your doctor before their birth

The Guardian·2 days ago

What causes back pain? The surprising triggers, from stress to sitting up straight – and what you can do about it

• EEssentia Health

  How to Relieve Back Pain at Home—and When to See a Doctor

• TThe i Paper

  I’m a GP – how to tell if your back pain is serious

Full coverage · 1 more

• PIX11

  Breaking down the causes of back pain after working out

The Washington Post·Yesterday

How nocturnal hypertension can have a sneaky impact on your heart

NBC 5 Chicago·4 days ago

FDA issues nationwide recall of blood pressure medication after pills fail quality test

• Health.com

  FDA Announces Nationwide Recall of Common Blood Pressure Medication

• Prevention

  FDA Announces 3,700-Bottle Recall of Popular Blood Pressure Medication

Full coverage · 2 more

• AARP

  Blood Pressure Medication Recalled Because Tablets May Not Dissolve Properly

• Fox Business

  Thousands of blood pressure medication bottles recalled nationwide after pills fail quality test

The Washington Post·5 days ago

5 early signs of cataracts that can start in your 40s or 50s

cbs8.com·2 days ago

New drug detected in San Diego County's illegal drug supply, prompting health warning

• CBC

  A powerful veterinary sedative is being added to street fentanyl — and ERs are struggling to cope

• Hoodline

  Veterinary Sedative Turns Up in San Diego's Drug Supply, County Warns of Overdose Risk

HuffPost·5 days ago

Neurologists Say This Is 1 Of The Best Ways To Protect Your Brain As You Age

• Good Housekeeping

  10 Everyday Habits Neurologists Want You to Stop—and What to Do Instead

• Inc.com

  Nearly Half of Dementia Cases May Be Preventable. These 4 Everyday Habits Protect Against Cognitive Decline

Full coverage · 2 more

• Yyoursun.com

  Risk factors for Alzheimer's disease

• Akron Beacon Journal

  Breaking down the misconceptions surrounding dementia

Ars Technica·2 days ago

Doctors pull knife from man’s eye that went through his brain—and he’s fine now

KTVQ·Yesterday

Two Montanans die from the flu in Yellowstone County

The Guardian·4 days ago

Swapping from dairy to plant-based milk, cheese and yoghurt ‘could lead to micronutrient deficiencies’

• SciTechDaily

  Popular Dairy Alternatives Could Be Leaving You Short of Essential Nutrients

• The Telegraph

  Dropping milk to go vegan is bad for you, study warns

Full coverage · 2 more

• FFood and Drink Technology

  Mind the iodine gap

• Yahoo

  Sorry vegans, it’s better to drink milk from a cow than an almond

The Telegraph·Yesterday

Weekend habits that are wrecking your heart health

• TODAY.com

  Exposure to This 1 Thing at Night May Damage Your Heart, Research Shows

• EatingWell

  The Best Time to Go to Bed to Reduce Blood Pressure

Full coverage · 2 more

• Yahoo

  Inconsistent Bedtimes Can Double Your Cardiac Risk, Per 10-Year Study

• TThe Cardiology Advisor

  Sleep Regularity Predicts Cardiometabolic Disease Risk