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• Measles misinformation taking hold amid outbreak: poll - Axios

  1. Measles misinformation taking hold amid outbreak: poll  Axios
  2. KFF Tracking Poll on Health Information and Trust: The Public’s Views on Measles Outbreaks and Misinformation  KFF
  3. Like measles, misinformation is spreading, poll finds  NPR
  4. Americans unsure what to believe about the measles vaccine, poll shows  The Washington Post
  5. Poll finds false measles claims gaining attention amid US outbreaks  CIDRAP

• Trump cuts threaten free vaccine program for kids amid measles outbreak - Reuters

  1. Trump cuts threaten free vaccine program for kids amid measles outbreak  Reuters
  2. Measles Surge in Southwest Is Now the Largest Single Outbreak Since 2000  The New York Times
  3. Track the spread of measles in Texas  The Texas Tribune
  4. The latest on measles outbreak cases in the U.S.  The Washington Post
  5. How many measles cases could Texas see before the outbreak is over?  Houston Chronicle

• 17 Modifiable Lifestyle Factors That Protect Your Brain From Aging and Dementia - SciTechDaily

  1. 17 Modifiable Lifestyle Factors That Protect Your Brain From Aging and Dementia  SciTechDaily
  2. 17 Ways to Cut Your Risk of Stroke, Dementia and Depression All at Once  The New York Times
  3. 6 factors you can control that lower risk of brain disease like stroke, dementia and depression  New York Post
  4. Want to Protect Your Brain Health? Study Identifies 17 Risk Factors You Can Actually Control  health.com

• 2nd case of "highly contagious" and sometimes fatal disease confirmed in Denver - Denver Gazette

  1. 2nd case of "highly contagious" and sometimes fatal disease confirmed in Denver  Denver Gazette
  2. Second measles case confirmed in Denver  KDVR
  3. Denver confirms second measles case in quarantined person  The Denver Post
  4. Denver’s second measles of the year found in adult relative of unvaccinated infant  Denver7
  5. Second measles case identified in Denver  9News

• Study: Childhood exposure to this bacteria could be driving rates of colorectal cancer in millennials and Gen Xers - Fortune

  1. Study: Childhood exposure to this bacteria could be driving rates of colorectal cancer in millennials and Gen Xers  Fortune
  2. Rise in colon cancer among young people may be tied to gut toxin known to cause DNA damage  NBC News
  3. Childhood toxin exposure ‘may be factor in bowel cancer rise in under-50s’  The Guardian
  4. Childhood Exposure to Bacterial Toxin May Be Triggering Colorectal Cancer Epidemic Among the Young  UC San Diego Today
  5. Researchers may have finally found the reason for the alarming spike in colon cancer among young people — and it could be linked to childhood  New York Post

• Whooping cough cases surge as vaccine rates fall - The Washington Post

  1. Whooping cough cases surge as vaccine rates fall  The Washington Post
  2. Emplify Health wants people to be aware of pertussis  WEAU
  3. 'Fighting to breathe': Whooping cough surges as vaccination rates drop  NBC News
  4. Whooping Cough on Track for Worst US Outbreak in 70 Years  Bloomberg.com
  5. Michigan health experts urge residents to protect themselves against whooping cough  CBS News

• Microscopic Plastics Found in Arteries Linked to Stroke Symptoms - Neuroscience News

  Microscopic Plastics Found in Arteries Linked to Stroke Symptoms  Neuroscience NewsView Full Coverage on Google News

• Infant with measles went through Sea-Tac Airport, Children’s hospital - The Seattle Times

  1. Infant with measles went through Sea-Tac Airport, Children’s hospital  The Seattle Times
  2. Fifth measles case in WA confirmed, locations revealed  MyNorthwest.com
  3. Fifth case of measles in Washington state identified in a King County infant  King County (.gov)
  4. Infant measles case confirmed in King County; 5th in Washington this year  KOMO
  5. 5th WA measles case of 2025 confirmed in King County infant  FOX 13 Seattle

• Cancer prevention report finds US smoking rates continue to fall but HPV vaccination rates stall - CNN

  1. Cancer prevention report finds US smoking rates continue to fall but HPV vaccination rates stall  CNN
  2. Annual Report to the Nation: Cancer deaths continue to decline  National Institutes of Health (NIH) (.gov)
  3. Death Rate From Cancer Has Steadily Fallen in The US, Report Shows  ScienceAlert
  4. Cancer report reveals surprising new data on deaths, diagnoses  Fox News
  5. ACS: Breast cancer screening rates have recovered post-COVID  AuntMinnie

• Colorectal Cancer Rising in Young People: 6 Symptoms You Shouldn’t Ignore - Healthline

  1. Colorectal Cancer Rising in Young People: 6 Symptoms You Shouldn’t Ignore  Healthline
  2. Leading doctor reveals the five key signs of colon cancer amid 'alarming rise' in Gen Z and Millennials being  Daily Mail
  3. The Nuances of Noninvasive Screening for Colorectal Cancer, with Fola May, MD, PhD  HCP Live
  4. Experts warn ultra-processed foods leading to increase in bowel cancer  Yahoo News UK
  5. Piedmont doctor shares importance of testing for colon cancer, new technique to treat colon cancer  41NBC News

• Metabolic syndrome is a big risk factor for early dementia, and what you do makes a difference, study suggests - Yahoo

  Metabolic syndrome is a big risk factor for early dementia, and what you do makes a difference, study suggests  Yahoo

• Scientists discover just 19 bites of popular 'health' food per week could kill you - Daily Mail

  Scientists discover just 19 bites of popular 'health' food per week could kill you  Daily Mail

• A Collin County middle-schooler contracted measles, officials confirm - WFAA

  1. A Collin County middle-schooler contracted measles, officials confirm  WFAA
  2. Collin County confirms one middle school student has measles  FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth
  3. Collin County student tests positive for measles, first child case reported in D-FW  Dallas News
  4. Dallas Area Reports First Measles Case, in Middle School Child  Bloomberg.com
  5. Collin County warns of possible exposure to measles after confirmed case  NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

• 5 Supplements to Avoid If You Have High Blood Pressure, According to Experts - EatingWell

  5 Supplements to Avoid If You Have High Blood Pressure, According to Experts  EatingWellView Full Coverage on Google News

• Scientists develop remarkable method to battle emerging threat to world's oceans: 'Stick to just about any surface' - Yahoo

  Scientists develop remarkable method to battle emerging threat to world's oceans: 'Stick to just about any surface'  YahooView Full Coverage on Google News

• Opinion | RFK Jr. just doesn’t get it - The Washington Post

  1. Opinion | RFK Jr. just doesn’t get it  The Washington Post
  2. FACT FOCUS: Examining RFK Jr.'s claims about measles, autism and diet as head of HHS  AP News
  3. Opinion | Kennedy’s Vaccine Hypocrisy Is Unsustainable  The New York Times
  4. Anti-Vaxxers Are Grifting Off the Measles Outbreak—and Claim a Bioweapon Caused It  WIRED
  5. Measles Gone Wild  The New York Review of Books

• Studies zoom in on clues to why Lyme disease persists and which antibiotic to prescribe - statnews.com

  1. Studies zoom in on clues to why Lyme disease persists and which antibiotic to prescribe  statnews.com
  2. The peptidoglycan of Borrelia burgdorferi can persist in discrete tissues and cause systemic responses consistent with chronic illness  Science | AAAS
  3. Lyme disease treated with antibiotic that doesn't harm gut microbiome  New Scientist
  4. Science Translational Medicine Study Funded by the Bay Area Lyme Foundation Identifies FDA-approved Piperacillin as More Effective, Targeted Treatment for Lyme Disease  Yahoo Finance
  5. Antibiotic Candidate for Lyme Disease Boosts Hope for Custom Approach  MedPage Today

• Second deer in Georgia confirmed to have Chronic Wasting Disease - AccessWDUN

  1. Second deer in Georgia confirmed to have Chronic Wasting Disease  AccessWDUN
  2. Wildlife officials confirm 2nd case of fatal disease in Georgia deer  FOX 5 Atlanta
  3. Second case of ‘zombie deer disease’ confirmed in GA  Yahoo
  4. Uncurable disease found in Berrien County deer  WALB
  5. Georgia reports second CWD-infected deer in same area as the first  CIDRAP

• Can Brain Scans Tell Which Antidepressant Will Work for You? - Neuroscience News

  1. Can Brain Scans Tell Which Antidepressant Will Work for You?  Neuroscience News
  2. Brain connectivity patterns help predict antidepressant response in depression patients  Medical Xpress

• Bat found in Orange County tests positive for rabies - KTLA

  Bat found in Orange County tests positive for rabies  KTLA

• Your back aches. Injury? Bad mattress? Or are you just getting older? - Yahoo

  Your back aches. Injury? Bad mattress? Or are you just getting older?  Yahoo

• Paying attention to these 14 risk factors can reduce your risk of dementia, science says - Fortune

  1. Paying attention to these 14 risk factors can reduce your risk of dementia, science says  Fortune
  2. Blood pressure reduction and all-cause dementia in people with uncontrolled hypertension: an open-label, blinded-endpoint, cluster-randomized trial  Nature
  3. Blood pressure and dementia risk share surprising link, study suggests  Fox News
  4. This Simple Intervention Can Reduce Dementia Risk  Scientific American
  5. Getting treatment for high blood pressure may reduce chances of developing dementia  Medical Xpress

• Tapeworm in fox poop that will slowly destroy your organs is on the rise - Ars Technica

  Tapeworm in fox poop that will slowly destroy your organs is on the rise  Ars Technica

• I Ate Blueberries Every Day for 2 Weeks and Here’s What Happened - Prevention

  I Ate Blueberries Every Day for 2 Weeks and Here’s What Happened  PreventionView Full Coverage on Google News

• Psychedelic Sparks Long-Term Brain Plasticity - Neuroscience News

  1. Psychedelic Sparks Long-Term Brain Plasticity  Neuroscience News
  2. Single-dose psychedelic boosts brain flexibility for weeks, study finds  Medical Xpress
  3. A Single Dose of Psychedelics Boosts Learning Ability for Weeks  Technology Networks
  4. These Mice Tripped Once and Got Smarter for Weeks  SynBioBeta
  5. Psychedelic Compound’s Weeks-Long Effects Show Promise for Mental Health, Neurologic Treatments  Inside Precision Medicine

• New research helps explain unexplained strokes in younger adults - The Seattle Times

  1. New research helps explain unexplained strokes in younger adults  The Seattle Times
  2. Migraine: A Key Factor in Unexplained Stroke in Young Adults  Medscape
  3. Common ailment suffered by millions makes you 70% more likely to suffer deadly stroke, scientists discover  Daily Mail
  4. Madsen Appreciates New Research on Nontraditional Risk Factors in Unexplained Strokes  University of Vermont
  5. PFO, Risk Factors Both Exert Influence in Younger Cryptogenic Stroke Patients  TCTMD.com

• 'I'm a neurologist — here's why dementia is rising and how to reduce your risk’ - AOL.com

  'I'm a neurologist — here's why dementia is rising and how to reduce your risk’  AOL.comView Full Coverage on Google News

• Health experts: Axing CDC research on maternal health a ‘huge’ step backward - AJC.com

  1. Health experts: Axing CDC research on maternal health a ‘huge’ step backward  AJC.com
  2. Fertility and maternal health programs slashed, alarming experts  The Washington Post
  3. As Trump administration champions IVF, it cuts key CDC staff  Axios
  4. Clinicians Worry About Loss of a Critical CDC Contraceptive Guideline  MedPage Today
  5. Booker Fires off a Letter to Kennedy Regarding Service Shutdown  Insider NJ

• Mpox Found In Wastewater In North Carolina - JoCo Report

  1. Mpox Found In Wastewater In North Carolina  JoCo Report
  2. Health department on mpox virus found in sewage system and the detection program that might be cut  WITN
  3. Monkeypox NC | Mpox strain found in wastewater samples in Greenville, North Carolina  ABC11
  4. Mpox found in North Carolina wastewater testing samples: What that means  WBTV
  5. 'Be on alert': Mpox detected in sewage samples in North Carolina, health officials say  WYFF

• The Air Around Your Sleeping Child Is 'Worrisome' - Newser

  1. The Air Around Your Sleeping Child Is 'Worrisome'  Newser
  2. New research finds alarming levels of toxic chemicals in children’s mattresses  The Guardian
  3. Are Sleeping Children Exposed to Plasticizers, Flame Retardants, and UV-Filters from Their Mattresses?  ACS Publications
  4. Brain-harming chemicals released from mattresses while children sleep, study says  CNN
  5. Toxins in kids’ mattresses and bedding raise health concerns, study shows  News-Medical

• Can Walking Really Help You Live Longer? This Study Suggests Yes—By More Than A Decade - Women's Health

  1. Can Walking Really Help You Live Longer? This Study Suggests Yes—By More Than A Decade  Women's Health
  2. Walking Just 11 Minutes Each Day Could Add Years To Your Life, Says Study. Here's Why It Works.  Women's Health
  3. Ill effects of overwalking: Why it may not be enough to stay fully fit  Times of India
  4. Here's What Happens to Your Body if You Walk 10,000 Steps a Day for a Month  Yahoo
  5. What Is A Good Daily Step Count? 7 Answers  Rediff

• 'My peanut allergy nearly killed me - now I eat them every day' - BBC

  1. 'My peanut allergy nearly killed me - now I eat them every day'  BBC
  2. Daily doses of peanuts could desensitise adults with the allergy  New Scientist
  3. Peanut Challenge May Reveal No Need for OIT After All  Medscape
  4. Man hospitalised by peanut allergy now eats nuts daily following ‘life-changing’ trial  The Independent
  5. Can peanuts treat peanut allergy in adults?  Times of India

• Whooping cough detected in student at Leesville Road High School, WCPSS says - WRAL.com

  Whooping cough detected in student at Leesville Road High School, WCPSS says  WRAL.com

• This Vitamin Lowers Your Risk of a Common Cancer, Study Finds - Prevention

  1. This Vitamin Lowers Your Risk of a Common Cancer, Study Finds  Prevention
  2. Colorectal cancer risk reduced by this common vitamin, study suggests  Fox News
  3. Vitamin D may play a big role in lowering colorectal cancer risk, study finds  Fortune
  4. Colon Cancer Is on the Rise: This Vitamin Deficiency May Be Why  Vogue
  5. Key vitamin supplement slashes the risk of colon cancer, study finds  Daily Mail

• New agreement geared toward universal avian flu vaccine - CIDRAP

  New agreement geared toward universal avian flu vaccine  CIDRAP

• Cannabis users who required hospital stays linked to higher risk of dementia, study finds - MassLive

  1. Cannabis users who required hospital stays linked to higher risk of dementia, study finds  MassLive
  2. Marijuana hospital visits linked to dementia diagnosis within 5 years, study finds  CNN
  3. You must weed out that habit for your own mental health’s sake  Times of India
  4. Older People Seeking Care for Cannabis Use at Greater Risk for Dementia, Study Finds  The New York Times
  5. Study links cannabis use to increased dementia risk  WKEF

• Babies Learn Words Without Visuals - Neuroscience News

  Babies Learn Words Without Visuals  Neuroscience News

• NIH study reveals how inflammation makes touch painful - National Institutes of Health (NIH) (.gov)

  NIH study reveals how inflammation makes touch painful  National Institutes of Health (NIH) (.gov)

• Adorable girl aged just three struck down by 'childhood Alzheimer's' - Daily Mail

  Adorable girl aged just three struck down by 'childhood Alzheimer's'  Daily MailView Full Coverage on Google News

• I was diagnosed with cancer after strange things happened to my hands - Daily Mail

  1. I was diagnosed with cancer after strange things happened to my hands  Daily Mail
  2. Arthritis or Cancer? How ChatGPT helped diagnose a woman with stiff fingers  Times of India
  3. Woman claims ChatGPT ‘saved her life’ after helping uncover hidden cancer missed by doctors  Yahoo News UK
  4. When doctors dismissed my stiff fingers as arthritis ChatGPT saved me – I’m lucky to be alive  The Sun
  5. Mum, 40, 'lucky to be alive' after Chat GPT diagnoses hidden cancer from concerning symptom she noticed in morning  The Irish Sun

• This Daily Habit May Cut Your Cancer Risk by 26% - SciTechDaily

  1. This Daily Habit May Cut Your Cancer Risk by 26%  SciTechDaily
  2. ‘Weekend warriors’ reap similar health benefits to regular exercisers, study says  KXAN Austin
  3. Ask the expert: The cancer-fighting effects of exercise  City of Hope
  4. Cancer: Scientists uncover optimal daily step count to slash your risk of disease by up to 26%  GB News
  5. This daily habit could cut cancer risk by a quarter, study finds  The Independent

• Parasitic worm raises risk of cervical cancer, study finds - Live Science

  Parasitic worm raises risk of cervical cancer, study finds  Live Science

• NIH researchers supercharge ordinary clinical device to get a better look at the back of the eye - National Institutes of Health (NIH) (.gov)

  NIH researchers supercharge ordinary clinical device to get a better look at the back of the eye  National Institutes of Health (NIH) (.gov)

• Discovery of a Sixth-Century Sword May Unlock Secrets of the Dark Ages - The Daily Galaxy

  Discovery of a Sixth-Century Sword May Unlock Secrets of the Dark Ages  The Daily Galaxy

• Clearing Zombie Cells Eases Back Pain - Neuroscience News

  1. Clearing Zombie Cells Eases Back Pain  Neuroscience News
  2. Chronic back pain? New drugs show promising effects  Tech Explorist
  3. senescent cells — Latest Stories  Pain News Network
  4. Senolytics Decrease Low Back Pain in Mice  Lifespan.io

• Low-power electric pulses may help immune system fight cancer - Interesting Engineering

  Low-power electric pulses may help immune system fight cancer  Interesting Engineering

• Earlier Bedtimes Linked to Better Brain Function in Adolescents - Neuroscience News

  1. Earlier Bedtimes Linked to Better Brain Function in Adolescents  Neuroscience News
  2. Teenagers who go to bed early and sleep longer have sharper brains, study finds  The Guardian
  3. This new study reveals how going to bed early could help teens think sharper and learn faster  Gulf News
  4. How much sleep do teenagers actually need? An expert explains  Yahoo Life UK
  5. Earlier bedtimes and sleeping longer linked to improved brain function among teens, study shows  Tom's Guide

• Virus that causes polio-like illness found in Bay Area as influenza cases spike - SFGATE

  Virus that causes polio-like illness found in Bay Area as influenza cases spike  SFGATE

• CDC advisory group considers narrowing COVID vaccine recommendations - The Mercury News

  1. CDC advisory group considers narrowing COVID vaccine recommendations  The Mercury News
  2. Opinion | Who should get the covid booster? The advice might soon change.  The Washington Post
  3. US CDC advisers discuss narrowing use of COVID-19 booster shots  Reuters
  4. Opinion | Risk-Based Vaccination Strategies Can Build Back Public Trust  MedPage Today
  5. CDC Considers Updating Covid-19 Vaccine Recommendations | Newswise  Newswise

• How breast cancer cells become dormant and remain undetected for years, and why they later wake up and metastasize - Medical Xpress

  1. How breast cancer cells become dormant and remain undetected for years, and why they later wake up and metastasize  Medical Xpress
  2. Re-epithelialization of cancer cells increases autophagy and DNA damage: Implications for breast cancer dormancy and relapse  Science | AAAS
  3. Dormancy-Driving Transcription Factors in Breast Cancer: A Key to Understanding Tumor Relapse  Inside Precision Medicine

• NH 21-year-old dies amid the worst flu season since 2009 - vnews.com

  NH 21-year-old dies amid the worst flu season since 2009  vnews.com

• Measles case confirmed in Atascosa County; others potentially exposed, county says - KSAT

  1. Measles case confirmed in Atascosa County; others potentially exposed, county says  KSAT
  2. Atascosa County reports first measles case, potential exposure at synagogue  WOAI
  3. Measles case confirmed in Atascosa County adult, officials say  kens5.com
  4. Measles found in Abilene area as health officials investigate  Abilene Reporter-News
  5. Atascosa County, south of San Antonio, confirms its first case of measles  Texas Public Radio

• Psychedelics May Reset Brain-Immune Link Driving Fear and Anxiety - Neuroscience News

  1. Psychedelics May Reset Brain-Immune Link Driving Fear and Anxiety  Neuroscience News
  2. Psychedelic control of neuroimmune interactions governing fear  Nature
  3. MDMA and Psilocybin May Reversibly Impact Fear and Stress Responses  Technology Networks
  4. Psychedelics May Reverse Effects of Neuroimmune Interactions That Drive Fear Responses  Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News
  5. Psychedelics reduce fear by targeting immune cells that modulate brain cells  Nature

• Millions of Americans live in areas without air quality monitoring - Earth.com

  1. Millions of Americans live in areas without air quality monitoring  Earth.com
  2. How safe is the air to breathe? 50 million people in the US don't know  Phys.org
  3. Over half of U.S. counties have no system in place for monitoring air quality  statnews.com
  4. Over 50 million Americans lack access to federal air quality data, study reveals  The New Lede
  5. Is Your Air Actually Safe? 50 Million Americans Live in ‘Monitoring Deserts’  Study Finds

• It only takes two minutes a day to build up the flexibility required to touch your toes, says a top mobility coach - Fit&Well

  It only takes two minutes a day to build up the flexibility required to touch your toes, says a top mobility coach  Fit&Well

• Gold Injections in The Eye May Be The Future of Vision Preservation - ScienceAlert

  1. Gold Injections in The Eye May Be The Future of Vision Preservation  ScienceAlert
  2. Breakthrough Drug Restores Vision: Researchers Successfully Reverse Retinal Damage  SciTechDaily
  3. Gold Nanoparticles Restore Vision in Macular Degeneration  Neuroscience News
  4. Drug Regenerates Retina and Restores Vision in Blind Mice  ZME Science
  5. Brown University nanoparticles help restore lost vision  Optics.org

• Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drugs Provides More Cost Savings for Dermatology Prescription - Drug Topics

  Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drugs Provides More Cost Savings for Dermatology Prescription  Drug Topics

• The Brain Remembers Cold: How Memories Drive Metabolism - Neuroscience News

  1. The Brain Remembers Cold: How Memories Drive Metabolism  Neuroscience News
  2. Cold memories control whole-body thermoregulatory responses  Nature
  3. Think Cold, Burn Fat: How Your Brain’s Memories Help You Lose Weight  SciTechDaily
  4. Remembering the cold: Scientists discover how memories control metabolism  Medical Xpress
  5. Scientists at Trinity College Dublin discover the brain’s way of making ‘cold’ memories  The Irish Independent

• No needles needed: Wearable glucose monitors could reveal early diabetes warning signs missed by blood tests - Medical Xpress

  1. No needles needed: Wearable glucose monitors could reveal early diabetes warning signs missed by blood tests  Medical Xpress
  2. Improved detection of decreased glucose handling capacities via continuous glucose monitoring-derived indices  Nature
  3. Study: CGMs Show Promise in Early Diagnostic of Type 2 Diabetes  Drug Topics
  4. Relationship between a new CGM-derived index and blood glucose control ability (IMAGE)  EurekAlert!
  5. CGM-Based Method Could Make Early Diabetes Detection Easier and Cheaper  Inside Precision Medicine

• How To Keep Your Teeth Healthy | Members Only - AARP

  How To Keep Your Teeth Healthy | Members Only  AARP

• Will These New Drugs Change Your Practice? - Medscape

  Will These New Drugs Change Your Practice?  Medscape

• An 'insane' calculus: A pharma company raised price for a rare disease drug 150% to cover Medicaid rebates - statnews.com

  An 'insane' calculus: A pharma company raised price for a rare disease drug 150% to cover Medicaid rebates  statnews.com

• People with high blood pressure can lower it by eating a popular treat - Surrey Live

  1. People with high blood pressure can lower it by eating a popular treat  Surrey Live
  2. 'Healthy' food could increase risk of high blood pressure  Gloucestershire Live
  3. Top 5 foods you should eat to lower blood pressure – and one may surprise you  Bristol Live
  4. High blood pressure risk can be reduced by cutting back on this food first  Yahoo News UK
  5. Doctor sounds alarm on 3 everyday foods that secretly 'increase' blood pressure as condition linked to dementia  GB News

• Short-term diet trials are designed to fail - statnews.com

  Short-term diet trials are designed to fail  statnews.com

• Scientists Just Discovered a Heart-Healthy Benefit of Pecans - EatingWell

  1. Scientists Just Discovered a Heart-Healthy Benefit of Pecans  EatingWell
  2. A New Study Reveals a Delicious Ingredient That Can Help Lower Cholesterol  Food & Wine
  3. Nutritionist says handful of 'smart' snack can cut cholesterol - despite high-fat content  Surrey Live
  4. The rise of pecans in the healthy food segment  FreshFruitPortal.com
  5. This Nut May Help Lower Cholesterol and Boost Heart Health, According to a New Study  Yahoo

• Your Brain Learns From Fear, Thanks to Dopamine - Neuroscience News

  1. Your Brain Learns From Fear, Thanks to Dopamine  Neuroscience News
  2. How dopamine helps us avoid bad outcomes  Medical Xpress
  3. Region Specific Shifts in Dopamine Signaling Plays Role in Learning to Avoid Danger  Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News
  4. Dopamine Signals Evolve During Learning to Avoid Harm  Technology Networks
  5. Scientists challenge dopamine detox trend, affirming dopamine's crucial learning role - CHOSUNBIZ  Chosunbiz

• This drink can fight aging, promote weight loss and boost energy, says doc: ‘It’s the magic bullet I was looking for’ - New York Post

  This drink can fight aging, promote weight loss and boost energy, says doc: ‘It’s the magic bullet I was looking for’  New York Post

• 2 more cases of measles reported in Indiana - WTHR

  1. 2 more cases of measles reported in Indiana  WTHR
  2. 2 more measles cases confirmed in Allen County and are connected to previous 6  WANE 15
  3. Allen County Health Department touts vaccines amid measles outbreak  WBOI
  4. Measles is breaking out across the country. Is Tippecanoe County prepared?  Journal & Courier
  5. Two more cases of measles reported in Indiana  WRTV

• Responsive Parenting Rewires Emotional Brains in Sensitive Babies - Neuroscience News

  Responsive Parenting Rewires Emotional Brains in Sensitive Babies  Neuroscience News

• Reducing Diabetes Risk by 85%: Scientists Discover Infant Gut Bugs That Supercharge Insulin Cells - SciTechDaily

  Reducing Diabetes Risk by 85%: Scientists Discover Infant Gut Bugs That Supercharge Insulin Cells  SciTechDaily