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• Texas measles outbreak grows, while New York and California report new cases - The Washington Post

  1. Texas measles outbreak grows, while New York and California report new cases  The Washington Post
  2. During the last major measles outbreaks in the US, it took extraordinary measures to stop the spread  CNN
  3. How to Stay Safe as Measles Cases Emerge in NYC  THE CITY
  4. New measles case downstate and possible exposure under investigation  CNYcentral.com
  5. Child in Suffolk contracts measles, New York health officials say  Newsday

• I'm a doctor studying devastating effects of long Covid. Now it's ruining my life too - Daily Mail

  1. I'm a doctor studying devastating effects of long Covid. Now it's ruining my life too  Daily Mail
  2. Covid’s Long-Term Effects on the Lungs, Gut, Brain and More  The New York Times
  3. 5 years since the pandemic started, long COVID patients are still hoping for a cure  NPR
  4. 5 years later, long Covid is still a medical mystery: What scientists have learned  NBC News
  5. Millions still battling long COVID as doctors work to study its causes  WKYC.com

• Study Reveals Sexual Transmission of Bacterial Vaginosis - Medscape

  1. Study Reveals Sexual Transmission of Bacterial Vaginosis  Medscape
  2. A Third of Women Get This Infection. The Fix: Treat Their Male Partners.  The New York Times
  3. Common vaginal condition is really an STD, study finds  CNN
  4. Common Infection May in Fact Be World's Most Prevalent STI  ScienceAlert
  5. Vaginal Infection Affecting 1 in 3 Women Is Really an STI, Study Finds  Healthline

• This Is How Measles Kills - WIRED

  1. This Is How Measles Kills  WIRED
  2. Measles in the U.S.: Latest Maps and Cases  The New York Times
  3. CDC expects measles outbreak in west Texas to ‘expand rapidly’  The Guardian US
  4. Long-term dangers of measles include 'immune amnesia,' brain swelling  NBC News
  5. Texas measles cases grow to 223, mostly among children and teens  ABC News

• Researchers are learning the Trump administration axed their work to improve vaccination - The Associated Press

  Researchers are learning the Trump administration axed their work to improve vaccination  The Associated PressView Full Coverage on Google News

• Bacterial slime on microplastics helps breed antibiotic-resistant superbugs, study says - AOL

  Bacterial slime on microplastics helps breed antibiotic-resistant superbugs, study says  AOLView Full Coverage on Google News

• Measles at LAX: L.A. County resident had highly contagious disease when arriving at airport - Los Angeles Times

  1. Measles at LAX: L.A. County resident had highly contagious disease when arriving at airport  Los Angeles Times
  2. With first measles case in an LA resident and an outbreak in Texas, what SoCal needs to know  LAist
  3. Measles case confirmed in Fresno County, officials say  ABC30 News
  4. As measles outbreak grows in Texas and other states, do you need a vaccine booster? How vulnerable is LA County? Expert weighs in  ABC7 Los Angeles
  5. LA County confirms first measles case in resident  CBS Los Angeles

• Avian flu detected in Belgian cats as outbreaks continue on US poultry, dairy farms - University of Minnesota Twin Cities

  1. Avian flu detected in Belgian cats as outbreaks continue on US poultry, dairy farms  University of Minnesota Twin Cities
  2. Two Kansas cats have contracted bird flu. What vets say about keeping your pets safe  Kansas City Star
  3. Two domestic cats infected with H5N1 virus in Michigan  Detroit News
  4. Pet owners warned to avoid feeding cats raw meat diets after bird flu cases in Michigan  WWMT-TV
  5. Cats with bird flu reported in Manhattan  KSNT News

• Kennedy Links Measles Outbreak to Poor Diet and Health, Citing Fringe Theories - The New York Times

  1. Kennedy Links Measles Outbreak to Poor Diet and Health, Citing Fringe Theories  The New York Times
  2. In West Texas' measles outbreak, families forgo conventional medicine along with vaccines  NBC News
  3. Bad diets and cancer cure: All of the wild theories RFK Jr. has been spreading about the measles outbreak  The Independent
  4. Robert Kennedy Jr. fails predictably as measles outbreak spreads  MSNBC
  5. RFK Jr. touts vitamin A and cod liver oil for measles. Here’s what the science says.  The Boston Globe

• Ozempic’s New Frontier: The War on Aging - The Wall Street Journal

  Ozempic’s New Frontier: The War on Aging  The Wall Street JournalView Full Coverage on Google News

• VDH warns of potential measles outbreak in Northern Virginia - ALXnow

  1. VDH warns of potential measles outbreak in Northern Virginia  ALXnow
  2. Maryland confirms measles case, and travelers at Dulles may have been exposed  NBC Washington
  3. Health department launches measles investigation after Dulles International Airport exposure  CBS 6 News Richmond WTVR
  4. Officials: Person with measles in Maryland recently traveled overseas  WBAL TV Baltimore
  5. Maryland, Virginia measles potential exposure sites  FOX 5 DC

• Chronic wasting disease found in farmed deer in mid-Michigan - MLive.com

  1. Chronic wasting disease found in farmed deer in mid-Michigan  MLive.com
  2. Chronic wasting disease confirmed in farmed deer in Osceola County  UpNorthLive.com
  3. Chronic wasting disease found in an Osceola County deer  WOODTV.com
  4. Osceola County, Michigan, reports first CWD case in farmed deer  University of Minnesota Twin Cities
  5. MDARD - Chronic Wasting Disease Confirmed in a Farmed White-Tailed Deer from Osceola County  State of Michigan (.gov)

• Pneumonia Affects Millions Each Year—Here’s How to Stay Safe - CNN International

  Pneumonia Affects Millions Each Year—Here’s How to Stay Safe  CNN InternationalView Full Coverage on Google News

• How Much do You Need to Worry About Hantavirus? - countynewscenter.com

  1. How Much do You Need to Worry About Hantavirus?  countynewscenter.com
  2. Getting Answers: hantavirus symptoms, causes  Western Massachusetts News
  3. What is hantavirus; good Samaritan killed in Arizona crash | Nightly Roundup  FOX 10 News Phoenix
  4. NC health | Hantavirus symptoms, treatment, risk factors in North Carolina  ABC11 Raleigh-Durham
  5. Montana officials warn of hantavirus concerns during spring cleaning  NonStop Local Billings

• Firefighter Brain Tumors Linked to Flame Retardant - Newsmax

  Firefighter Brain Tumors Linked to Flame Retardant  NewsmaxView Full Coverage on Google News

• What is bird flu, and should you be worried about it? - The Guardian

  1. What is bird flu, and should you be worried about it?  The Guardian
  2. Bird flu is in the North Country. Here's what we know about the disease  North Country Public Radio
  3. Why Trump’s Plan to Combat Bird Flu Won’t Bring Egg Prices Down Immediately  Barron's
  4. Answering your bird flu questions: Safety, egg prices, pandemic risk, vaccines and more  NBC News
  5. Hundreds of birds in NYC infected by bird flu after poultry markets allowed to reopen  New York Post

• West Texas measles outbreak spreads into Oklahoma - NBC News

  1. West Texas measles outbreak spreads into Oklahoma  NBC News
  2. 2 Oklahoma measles cases reported by state dept. of health  news9.com KWTV
  3. MAP: Which Oklahoma counties have highest, lowest measles vaccination rates?  KOCO Oklahoma City
  4. Oklahoma Health Department reports two probable measles cases in Oklahoma  KOKH FOX25
  5. Oklahoma reports first measles cases linked to growing Texas outbreak  University of Minnesota Twin Cities

• Retirees in Pennsylvania and Delaware gravitate toward social support programs - WHYY

  Retirees in Pennsylvania and Delaware gravitate toward social support programs  WHYY

• Five years of Covid exacted a terrible toll. Another epidemic has claimed even more lives - STAT

  Five years of Covid exacted a terrible toll. Another epidemic has claimed even more lives  STAT

• Gilead plans to skip from Phase 1 to Phase 3 with once-yearly HIV prevention drug - Endpoints News

  1. Gilead plans to skip from Phase 1 to Phase 3 with once-yearly HIV prevention drug  Endpoints News
  2. A once-yearly PrEP? Gilead's lenacapavir shows promise as company plots phase 3  FiercePharma
  3. Gilead data suggest once-yearly shot of PrEP drug blocks HIV infection  STAT
  4. First Clinical Data for Gilead’s Investigational Once-Yearly Lenacapavir for HIV Prevention Presented at CROI 2025 and Published in The Lancet  Yahoo Finance
  5. ‘Annual shot to prevent HIV proven safe’  Hindustan Times

• Trump is running from his biggest health care success - Vox.com

  1. Trump is running from his biggest health care success  Vox.com
  2. Five Years After COVID’s Onset, the Republican Party Wages War Against Vaccines  Truthout
  3. Vaccines at Warp Speed | David Oshinsky  The New York Review of Books

• Waking up between 2 and 3 am can be because of a spike in THIS hormone - WION

  1. Waking up between 2 and 3 am can be because of a spike in THIS hormone  WION
  2. Wake up in the night? Expert urges those who do to see a doctor - it could be serious  Daily Mail
  3. Anyone who wakes up between 2-3am urged to see a doctor for important reason  Surrey Live
  4. Doctor warns waking up between 2-3am could signal serious health issue  Express
  5. Anybody waking up between these times overnight urged to see doctor immediately  Galway Beo

• Are ultraprocessed foods the dietary demons they’re made out to be? - The Seattle Times

  1. Are ultraprocessed foods the dietary demons they’re made out to be?  The Seattle Times
  2. Are Ultraprocessed Foods Addictive?  The New York Times
  3. The mismatch between biological needs and the modern food industry  Nature.com
  4. Will warning labels on ultra-processed foods make America healthy again?  Vox.com
  5. Removing this food from diet can help reduce almost 4 kilos, say scientists  The Times of India

• RFK says most vaccine advisers have conflicts of interest. A report shows they don't - NPR

  1. RFK says most vaccine advisers have conflicts of interest. A report shows they don't  NPR
  2. CDC posts 'conflicts of interest' database on vaccine advisory group  NBC News
  3. CDC launches ‘conflicts of interest’ page about vaccine advisory panel  NewsNation Now
  4. CDC Puts Scientists At Risk in Vaccine 'Transparency' Push (1)  Bloomberg Law
  5. ‘Inaccurate’: Unearthed report destroys RFK Jr. claims as fears grow for vaccine committee  NewsBreak

• Scientists issue dire warning: Microplastic accumulation in human brains escalating - PsyPost

  1. Scientists issue dire warning: Microplastic accumulation in human brains escalating  PsyPost
  2. How to eat and drink fewer microplastics  The Washington Post
  3. There’s a Sandwich Bag of Plastic in Your Brain  Medscape
  4. Are microplastics bad for your health? More rigorous science is needed  Nature.com
  5. UNM Researchers Find Alarmingly High Levels of Microplastics in Human Brains – and Concentrations are Growing Over Time  HSC Newsbeat

• Bird flu detected in backyard flock in central Nebraska - KLKN

  1. Bird flu detected in backyard flock in central Nebraska  KLKN
  2. Bird flu detected in backyard flock in Dallas County  KCCI Des Moines
  3. New case of highly pathogenic avian influenza detected among backyard flock in Nebraska  KETV Omaha
  4. Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza Detected in Dawson County  North Platte Post
  5. Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza detected again in central Nebraska poultry  KSNB

• Doctors didn't warn women of 'risky sex' drug urges - BBC.com

  1. Doctors didn't warn women of 'risky sex' drug urges  BBC.com
  2. Doctors didn’t warn ‘deviant sexual behaviour’ was side effect of restless legs syndrome drug  The Independent
  3. Parkinson’s drug caused ‘deviant’ sexual behaviour  The Telegraph
  4. Cruising for sex, gambling debts: Medicines for movement disorders led to uncontrollable urges, allege UK women  Deccan Herald
  5. Women display ‘deviant sexual behaviour cruising streets semi-naked for sex’ – after taking common drug...  The Sun

• “Where’s My Lorazepam?!” All About the Most In-Demand Drug at ‘The White Lotus’ - Cosmopolitan

  “Where’s My Lorazepam?!” All About the Most In-Demand Drug at ‘The White Lotus’  CosmopolitanView Full Coverage on Google News

• Poor Sleep Linked to Brain’s Waste-Removal Breakdown - Neuroscience News

  1. Poor Sleep Linked to Brain’s Waste-Removal Breakdown  Neuroscience News
  2. Sleep Awareness Week highlights the impact of sleep deprivation on memory  WRGB
  3. Scientists Warn: Just 1 Day of Sleep Deprivation Can Disrupt Your Immune System  SciTechDaily
  4. From Heart to Hormones: The Far-Reaching Effects of Sleep  Medscape
  5. Not getting enough sleep? It could be affecting your memory  WJXT News4JAX

• Is red wine a healthier choice than white wine? Epidemiologists uncork the cancer risks - Medical Xpress

  1. Is red wine a healthier choice than white wine? Epidemiologists uncork the cancer risks  Medical Xpress
  2. Is red wine actually healthier than white? New study casts doubt — with a couple of exceptions  New York Post
  3. Is red wine a healthier choice than white wine? Uncorking the cancer risks  Brown University
  4. How much alcohol is actually safe? Doctor reveals truth about red wine: 'Many people are surprised to hear this...'  Hindustan Times
  5. Is red wine better for you than white wine?  BeverageDaily.com

• This is what it looks like when parasitic worms directly invade your brain - Ars Technica

  This is what it looks like when parasitic worms directly invade your brain  Ars Technica

• Santa Clara County Public Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody, who led pandemic response, to retire after 26 years - The Mercury News

  1. Santa Clara County Public Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody, who led pandemic response, to retire after 26 years  The Mercury News
  2. Dr. Sara Cody, Bay Area health official who issued nation’s first stay-at-home order, to retire  KRON4
  3. Sara Cody, Santa Clara County's top doctor, to retire in April  NBC Bay Area
  4. County health officer Dr. Sara Cody announces retirement  The Daily Post
  5. County of Santa Clara Health Officer and national pioneer in COVID-19 response Dr. Sara Cody announces her retirement | Public Health | County of Santa Clara  Santa Clara County (.gov)

• 'Over-used' medical test given to millions every year may be causing explosion of tumors - Daily Mail

  'Over-used' medical test given to millions every year may be causing explosion of tumors  Daily MailView Full Coverage on Google News

• Living in a walkable place reduces dementia - Congress for the New Urbanism

  1. Living in a walkable place reduces dementia  Congress for the New Urbanism
  2. Living near major roads increases dementia risk  Earth.com
  3. Can air pollution cause Alzheimer’s and autism? Study finds toxins' hazardous effects  Hindustan Times
  4. Scientists find alarming "storm in your brain" caused by air pollution  PsyPost
  5. Study: Walkability Can Help Reduce Dementia Risk  Planetizen

• Little-known nose symptom could be first sign of Parkinson's disease - Surrey Live

  Little-known nose symptom could be first sign of Parkinson's disease  Surrey LiveView Full Coverage on Google News

• Aspirin may prevent cancer metastasis by boosting immune response - AOL

  1. Aspirin may prevent cancer metastasis by boosting immune response  AOL
  2. Common pain medication could reduce cancer spread, study finds  Fox News
  3. Aspirin prevents metastasis by limiting platelet TXA2 suppression of T cell immunity  Nature.com
  4. Scientists crack how aspirin might stop cancers from spreading  BBC.com
  5. Popular over-the-counter drug can slow the spread of breast, bowel and prostate cancers  New York Post

• Man Whose Daughter Died From Measles Stands by Failure to Vaccinate Her: "The Vaccination Has Stuff We Don’t Trust" - Futurism

  1. Man Whose Daughter Died From Measles Stands by Failure to Vaccinate Her: "The Vaccination Has Stuff We Don’t Trust"  Futurism
  2. His Daughter Was America’s First Measles Death in a Decade  The Atlantic
  3. Texas girl who died of measles 'just kept getting sicker,' father says  San Antonio Express-News
  4. Disturbing response of Texas father whose 6-year-old daughter became first US measles death in a decade  Daily Mail
  5. NIH director nominee asked to comment on recent measles death of unvaccinated child in Texas  9News.com KUSA

• Scientists Discover a Trait in Speech That Foreshadows Cognitive Decline - ScienceAlert

  Scientists Discover a Trait in Speech That Foreshadows Cognitive Decline  ScienceAlert

• As GLP-1 compounding stares down a wall, telehealth companies pivot to hormones - STAT

  As GLP-1 compounding stares down a wall, telehealth companies pivot to hormones  STAT

• ‘Zombie deer disease’ spreads to another West Virginia county - WBOY.com

  ‘Zombie deer disease’ spreads to another West Virginia county  WBOY.com

• Multiple Sclerosis: NHS to offer take-at-home tablet - BBC.com

  1. Multiple Sclerosis: NHS to offer take-at-home tablet  BBC.com
  2. MS patients in England to benefit from major roll out of take-at-home pill  The Guardian
  3. Multiple sclerosis patients to benefit from pioneering 'take at home' tablet now approved for wider NHS rollout  Surrey Live
  4. Medicines regulator considers wider rollout of take-at-home tablet for MS  STV News
  5. Merck MS tablet set for wider use by NHS in England  pharmaphorum

• Specific age window may be critical in slowing down cognitive decline - Medical News Today

  1. Specific age window may be critical in slowing down cognitive decline  Medical News Today
  2. Study Reveals Critical Age When Your Thinking Begins to Decline  ScienceAlert
  3. Brain Ageing Comes In Waves At These 3 Ages, Science Says  HuffPost UK
  4. Learn How the Brain Ages at the Cellular Level  Technology Networks
  5. At what age does the brain start to age and how to prevent it, — research  ITC

• Eye changes may be early warning for Alzheimer’s - Futurity: Research News

  1. Eye changes may be early warning for Alzheimer’s  Futurity: Research News
  2. High street opticians could use AI to spot dementia risk with eye scan  The Guardian
  3. Optical signature of retinal Tau fibrillation  Nature.com
  4. Could Retinal Imaging in Midlife Help Predict ADRD Risk?  Medscape
  5. Proteins in eye's nerve cells linked to Alzheimer's disease  Medical Xpress

• The ninetysomethings who revolutionized how we think about strength training - The Guardian

  The ninetysomethings who revolutionized how we think about strength training  The Guardian

• A Rare Win for Vitamin D — This Time in MS - Medscape

  1. A Rare Win for Vitamin D — This Time in MS  Medscape
  2. High-Dose Vitamin D Reduces Disease Activity in Early Multiple Sclerosis  Medpage Today
  3. High-Dose Vitamin D Reduces Disease Activity in Early Multiple Sclerosis and CIS: JAMA  Medical Dialogues

• Low-Carb Diets May Fuel Colorectal Cancer, Concerning New Study Reveals - SciTechDaily

  1. Low-Carb Diets May Fuel Colorectal Cancer, Concerning New Study Reveals  SciTechDaily
  2. Dietary fibre counters the oncogenic potential of colibactin-producing Escherichia coli in colorectal cancer  Nature.com
  3. Colorectal cancer: Low-carb diets may increase development of polyps  Medical News Today
  4. A Glass of Milk, A Roasted Sweet Potato, an Apple a Day - Could These Everyday Foods Protect Against Colorectal Cancer? | Newswise  Newswise
  5. Foods to prevent colon cancer  WNEM

• Your sleep may predict memory loss years in advance - Earth.com

  1. Your sleep may predict memory loss years in advance  Earth.com
  2. AI Can Predict Dementia Years Before You Have Any Symptoms  VICE
  3. Can AI predict dementia in advance? New research identifies early signs of cognitive decline  The Indian Express
  4. New AI Tool Predicting Brain Decline In Advance May Revolutionise Dementia Treatment  NDTV
  5. Opticians Develop Ground-Breaking AI Tool To Predict Dementia Years Before  The Morning News

• Covid-19 Ranks Among Deadliest Disease Outbreaks in History - Statista

  Covid-19 Ranks Among Deadliest Disease Outbreaks in History  Statista

• Giving blood linked to lower risk of pre-cancer gene - BBC.com

  1. Giving blood linked to lower risk of pre-cancer gene  BBC.com
  2. Beneficial genetic changes observed in regular blood donors  Medical Xpress
  3. Giving blood frequently may make your blood cells healthier  New Scientist
  4. Regular Blood Donations May Trigger Beneficial Genetic Changes in Bone Marrow Stem Cells  Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News
  5. Donating Your Blood Could Have a Surprising Health Benefit  Gizmodo

• Flu season peaks late, but packs an extra punch in DC area - WTOP

  1. Flu season peaks late, but packs an extra punch in DC area  WTOP
  2. Why This Year’s Flu Season Is the Worst in More Than a Decade  Scientific American
  3. US sees worst flu season in decades as vaccine focus shifts  FOX 13 Seattle
  4. Pediatric hospitalizations increasing as doctor warns of severe flu symptoms  Loma Linda University
  5. Seasonal Flu Activity Remains High Nationally  The Bedford Citizen

• Scientists Say Olive Oil Improves Your Brain Function—Here's What To Know - Delish

  1. Scientists Say Olive Oil Improves Your Brain Function—Here's What To Know  Delish
  2. Which oil do you cook with? The answer can impact your health.  The Washington Post
  3. 9 health benefits of olive oil in daily diet, best oil for your heart  Moneycontrol
  4. 6 Health Benefits Of Using Olive Oil  NDTV Food
  5. What are seed oils? And why are Kennedy and some influencers bashing them?  KTVI Fox 2 St. Louis

• This Common Habit May Accelerate Cognitive Decline After Just Three Days - AOL

  This Common Habit May Accelerate Cognitive Decline After Just Three Days  AOLView Full Coverage on Google News

• Why Older People May Not Need to Watch Blood Sugar So Closely - The New York Times

  Why Older People May Not Need to Watch Blood Sugar So Closely  The New York Times

• Parents warned against attending ‘measles parties’ to build child’s immunity to virus - WTOP

  Parents warned against attending ‘measles parties’ to build child’s immunity to virus  WTOP

• The 5 Best Cheeses You Should Be Eating for Weight Loss, According to Dietitians - EatingWell

  The 5 Best Cheeses You Should Be Eating for Weight Loss, According to Dietitians  EatingWell

• Can AI Turn Music into Medicine? - Terms of Service with Clare Duffy - Podcast on CNN Audio - CNN

  Can AI Turn Music into Medicine? - Terms of Service with Clare Duffy - Podcast on CNN Audio  CNN

• 12 Probiotic-Rich Foods to Support Your Gut Health and Digestion - CNET

  12 Probiotic-Rich Foods to Support Your Gut Health and Digestion  CNET

• New Protein Discovery Could Rival Ozempic With Fewer Side Effects - ScienceAlert

  New Protein Discovery Could Rival Ozempic With Fewer Side Effects  ScienceAlertView Full Coverage on Google News

• Vermont confirms first case of measles of year in school-aged child - The Guardian US

  1. Vermont confirms first case of measles of year in school-aged child  The Guardian US
  2. Vermont child tests positive for measles, first case in 2025, health department says  WPTZ
  3. Vermont reports case of measles in school-aged child  VTDigger
  4. Measles case confirmed in Vermont  WCAX
  5. Vermont public health officials confirm measles case of child who traveled internationally  Boston 25 News

• Sex advice: My boyfriend tested positive for HIV. I'm afraid I'm staying out of pure obligation. - Slate

  Sex advice: My boyfriend tested positive for HIV. I'm afraid I'm staying out of pure obligation.  Slate

• Social Media Linked to Increased Risk of Delusion-Based Disorders - Neuroscience News

  1. Social Media Linked to Increased Risk of Delusion-Based Disorders  Neuroscience News
  2. High social media use linked to delusional disorders  Medical Xpress
  3. Chronic social media use can make you delulu: study  The Express Tribune

• How the science of savoring can help you nurture your relationships - NPR

  How the science of savoring can help you nurture your relationships  NPR

• Why Is This Patient’s Diabetes Getting Worse? - Medscape

  Why Is This Patient’s Diabetes Getting Worse?  Medscape

• Prenatal Stress Timing Shapes Infant Stress Response - Neuroscience News

  Prenatal Stress Timing Shapes Infant Stress Response  Neuroscience News

• ’27 years later I find out book worms are real’: Expert shares PSA for readers who buy their books at thrift stores - The Daily Dot

  ’27 years later I find out book worms are real’: Expert shares PSA for readers who buy their books at thrift stores  The Daily Dot

• Why Are Cats Such a Medical Black Box? - The New York Times

  Why Are Cats Such a Medical Black Box?  The New York Times

• Can I get weight loss drugs on the NHS in Scotland? - BBC.com

  Can I get weight loss drugs on the NHS in Scotland?  BBC.com

• Weight-loss drugs ruined my relationship - I no longer desire my partner - inews

  1. Weight-loss drugs ruined my relationship - I no longer desire my partner  inews
  2. Do weight loss drugs like Ozempic directly impact intimacy?  The Indian Express

• Citrus Fruit Consumption Helps Protect Against Depression via Gut Microbiome: Study - Good News Network

  1. Citrus Fruit Consumption Helps Protect Against Depression via Gut Microbiome: Study  Good News Network
  2. Forget apples — doctors find eating this fruit daily can lower depression risk by 20%  New York Post
  3. Not Apple, But This Fruit Might Slash Depression Risk by 20%, Study Shows  NDTV
  4. Eating one type of fruit could lower depression risk, study shows  Fox News
  5. Can eating oranges improve mood and memory?  The Times of India

• Does Eating Organic Foods Really Lower Your Cancer Risk? Here’s What Experts Say - EatingWell

  Does Eating Organic Foods Really Lower Your Cancer Risk? Here’s What Experts Say  EatingWell