Health

• Brain tissue may contain higher amounts of microplastics than other organs: Study - ABC News

  1. Brain tissue may contain higher amounts of microplastics than other organs: Study  ABC News
  2. Bioaccumulation of microplastics in decedent human brains  Nature.com
  3. Microplastics Could Accumulate in Our Brains More Than in Kidneys And Livers  ScienceAlert
  4. Our brains are filling with more and more microplastics, study shows  The Washington Post
  5. You might have a spoon's worth of microplastics - in your brain.  USA TODAY

• American Heart Month, 2025 - The White House

  1. American Heart Month, 2025  The White House
  2. Heart health: Ways to protect yourself and the common warning signs  Yahoo! Voices
  3. America's No. 1 Silent Killer: What It Is and When to Get Screened  CNET
  4. Doctors urge heart health focus & lifestyle changes as American Heart Month approaches  WSBT-TV
  5. Wake County shows love for heart health this February  Wake County Government (.gov)

• The aspirin mistake: 29 million take it daily, not realizing costs outweigh benefits - Fortune

  1. The aspirin mistake: 29 million take it daily, not realizing costs outweigh benefits  Fortune
  2. Half of adults don’t realize that taking this over-the-counter drug daily is super risky  New York Post
  3. Nearly Half of Adults Mistakenly Think Benefits of Daily Aspirin Outweigh Risks  The Annenberg Public Policy Center of the University of Pennsylvania
  4. Heart health myth? Half of US adults still believe in outdated aspirin advice  The Times of India
  5. Do doctors still recommend aspirin? Yes, but it's complicated.  USA TODAY

• Bird flu crisis enters new phase - Axios

  1. Bird flu crisis enters new phase  Axios
  2. Could the Bird Flu Become Airborne?  The New York Times
  3. Why a deadly strain of bird flu is making egg prices soar nationwide  PBS NewsHour
  4. Bird flu pandemic potential in US worries scientists, farmers  VOA Asia
  5. Is the bird flu something I should be worried about?  VCU Health

• The link between renal failure and Parkinson's disease: Researchers illuminate the underlying mechanisms - Medical Xpress

  The link between renal failure and Parkinson's disease: Researchers illuminate the underlying mechanisms  Medical Xpress

• Proportion of new schizophrenia cases linked to cannabis use triple - Euronews

  1. Proportion of new schizophrenia cases linked to cannabis use triple  Euronews
  2. Cases of schizophrenia linked to cannabis use disorder have almost tripled over the past 17 years: Study  Medical Xpress
  3. Marijuana use could trigger a mental health disorder – plus more headlines  WGN TV Chicago
  4. Schizophrenia cases linked to cannabis use disorders nearly tripled over 17-year period: Ontario study  CTV News
  5. The Link between Cannabis and Psychosis in Teens Is Real  Scientific American

• Flu activity increasing in Illinois, driving state back up to high levels of respiratory illness - Chicago Tribune

  1. Flu activity increasing in Illinois, driving state back up to high levels of respiratory illness  Chicago Tribune
  2. Illinois at ‘high' level for respiratory illness following ‘notable increase' in flu cases  NBC Chicago
  3. Spike in flu cases in Illinois is a particular concern for parents  CBS News
  4. Flu cases, respiratory virus numbers shoot up in Illinois  WIFR
  5. Flu cases surge in Boone County  Columbia Missourian

• Uganda's Ebola outbreak: Vaccine trial for Sudan strain begins - BBC.com

  1. Uganda's Ebola outbreak: Vaccine trial for Sudan strain begins  BBC.com
  2. Groundbreaking Ebola vaccination trial launches today in Uganda  World Health Organization
  3. Uganda confirms Ebola outbreak, reassures citizens of health measures  Vatican News - English
  4. Near Real-Time Genomic Characterization of the 2025 Sudan Ebolavirus Outbreak in Uganda’s Index Case: Insights into Evolutionary Origins  Virological
  5. Uganda begins Ebola vaccine trial after new outbreak kills a nurse and infects 2 other people  The Associated Press

• Alabama town’s name attached to highly lethal new virus - AL.com

  1. Alabama town’s name attached to highly lethal new virus  AL.com
  2. Potentially deadly zoonotic virus found in US, sparking concerns of spread to humans  Fox News
  3. Scientists Discover First Henipavirus in North America, Raising Pandemic Fears  SciTechDaily
  4. Camp Hill Virus, Close Relative Of Nipah, Discovered In Alabama Shrews In US Sparking Pandemic Concerns  News18
  5. New Virus Discovered In US Raises Pandemic Fears  iHeartRadio

• Long COVID impacting more than 1 million children: CDC study suggests - ABC News

  1. Long COVID impacting more than 1 million children: CDC study suggests  ABC News
  2. Suffering from Long Covid? CDC study suggests shocking facts  The Times of India
  3. Postacute COVID-19 fatigue, dyspnea and reduced activity in children and adolescents  Nature.com
  4. Pediatric long-COVID levels hold steady in US, result in activity limitations  University of Minnesota Twin Cities
  5. A Long COVID test for kids may be possible with the discovery of a unique blood “fingerprint”  Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance

• Just deal with it in the morning. Your mental health will be better then, study suggests - CNN

  1. Just deal with it in the morning. Your mental health will be better then, study suggests  CNN
  2. Scientists find that things really do seem better in the morning  The Guardian
  3. What time of day you feel your best and worst, according to research  Yahoo Life
  4. Generally, things really do seem better in the morning, large study suggests  Medical Xpress
  5. Scientists reveal what time of the day people are at their peak  MSN

• California sees an ‘alarming’ rise in advanced prostate cancer, UCSF study finds - San Francisco Chronicle

  1. California sees an ‘alarming’ rise in advanced prostate cancer, UCSF study finds  San Francisco Chronicle
  2. Alarming Rise in Rates of Advanced Prostate Cancer in California  UC San Francisco
  3. Rising Advanced Prostate Cancer Rates in California Follow Changes to Recommendations  The ASCO Post
  4. Improvements in Prostate Cancer Mortality Plateaued From 2012 to 2021  HealthDay

• 15 Jaw-Droppingly WILD Facts About The Female Body That I Am 99.9% Sure You've Never Heard Before - Yahoo Life

  15 Jaw-Droppingly WILD Facts About The Female Body That I Am 99.9% Sure You've Never Heard Before  Yahoo Life

• Lung cancer on the rise among ‘never smokers’ – 9 signs to spot the ‘silent killer’ - The US Sun

  1. Lung cancer on the rise among ‘never smokers’ – 9 signs to spot the ‘silent killer’  The US Sun
  2. Lung cancer diagnoses on the rise among never-smokers worldwide  The Guardian
  3. Air pollution leading cause of lung cancer among non-smokers: Study  The New Indian Express
  4. Lung cancer among women non-smokers on the rise, says Lancet report: What are the triggers?  The Indian Express
  5. Global lung cancer incidence according to subtype: new study highlights rising adenocarcinoma rates linked to air pollution  IARC

• Home Urine Test Detects Aggressive Prostate Cancer - Newsmax

  1. Home Urine Test Detects Aggressive Prostate Cancer  Newsmax
  2. Urine-based cancer test accurate even without the uncomfortable bit  New Atlas
  3. Lynx Dx Introduces At-Home Collection Option for MyProstateScore 2.0  BioSpace
  4. MPS2 test validated for detection of high-grade prostate cancer in non-DRE urine  Urology Times
  5. At-Home Urine Test Can Detect Aggressive Prostate Cancer  Avery Journal Times

• 5 things that put your heart health at risk — and how to turn things around - Yahoo Life

  5 things that put your heart health at risk — and how to turn things around  Yahoo LifeView Full Coverage on Google News

• The U.S. Is Having Its Mildest Covid Winter Yet - The New York Times

  The U.S. Is Having Its Mildest Covid Winter Yet  The New York Times

• Sick right now? Flu is resurging to yet a higher peak this season. - Ars Technica

  1. Sick right now? Flu is resurging to yet a higher peak this season.  Ars Technica
  2. US flu activity climbs, with more deaths in kids  University of Minnesota Twin Cities
  3. Ohio flu cases soar, prompting school closures and heightened health advisories  ABC6OnYourSide.com
  4. Flu levels ‘High’ in Indiana, ‘Very High’ in Ohio  WANE
  5. Hospitals reporting spike in flu cases  14 News WFIE Evansville

• Bird Flu Suspected In Deaths Of Hundreds Of Ducks Found In, Around Lake Michigan - Block Club Chicago

  1. Bird Flu Suspected In Deaths Of Hundreds Of Ducks Found In, Around Lake Michigan  Block Club Chicago
  2. More than 100 dead birds found along lakefront beaches; avian flu suspected  Chicago Tribune
  3. Dozens of dead birds wash up on Lake Michigan shore, officials suspect bird flu  WISN Milwaukee
  4. Several hundred ducks found dead from suspected bird flu along Lake Michigan  NBC Chicago
  5. Avoid sick or dead wildlife due to avian flu risk  Forest Preserve District of Will County

• Stay hydrated, chew gum, listen to music and more tips to avoid the afternoon slump - Yahoo Life

  Stay hydrated, chew gum, listen to music and more tips to avoid the afternoon slump  Yahoo Life

• NIH must address the twin crises of long Covid and ME/CFS — together - STAT

  1. NIH must address the twin crises of long Covid and ME/CFS — together  STAT
  2. Chronic fatigue syndrome, EU still knows too little and calls for research  Eunews
  3. Risk for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Higher After COVID-19  Neurology Advisor
  4. Chronic fatigue syndrome cases up since pandemic  Yahoo! Voices
  5. Study shows COVID infection associated with increase in chronic fatigue syndrome  Daily Herald

• New Mexico health officials warn some residents are at risk for measles exposure - KOB 4

  1. New Mexico health officials warn some residents are at risk for measles exposure  KOB 4
  2. New Mexico health officials warn of potential measles threat  KOAT New Mexico
  3. Measles cases reported in Texas as vaccine rate against the disease has fallen  The Texas Tribune
  4. Quick takes: Measles in Texas, Marburg death, more polio cases  University of Minnesota Twin Cities
  5. West Texas county confirms second case of measles days after health officials confirm first case  LubbockOnline.com

• New study will try to stop Alzheimer’s decades before it begins, using experimental Eli Lilly drug - Endpoints News

  1. New study will try to stop Alzheimer’s decades before it begins, using experimental Eli Lilly drug  Endpoints News
  2. International trial aims to prevent Alzheimer’s in high-risk young adults  News-Medical.Net
  3. Primary Prevention participant brain scan (IMAGE)  EurekAlert
  4. Young Adults Join Battle Against Alzheimer’s in Historic Prevention Trial  ScienceBlog.com
  5. NOW is the time to PREVENT Alzheimer’s disease  Villages-News

• Migraine Medication May Reduce Stroke Risk - Newsmax

  Migraine Medication May Reduce Stroke Risk  NewsmaxView Full Coverage on Google News

• Juicing may harm your health in just 3 days, study finds - Medical Xpress

  Juicing may harm your health in just 3 days, study finds  Medical Xpress

• First-ever recording of a dying human brain reveals what happens right before death - Daily Mail

  1. First-ever recording of a dying human brain reveals what happens right before death  Daily Mail
  2. Groovy History - What Happens To Our Consciousness After We Die? -  Facebook
  3. Scientists explain whether "life after death" is possible  Baku.ws
  4. First ever recording of dying human brain reveals what really happens right before we die  UNILAD

• Ozempic-Like Drug Failed to Treat Parkinson’s Disease in Trial - The New York Times

  Ozempic-Like Drug Failed to Treat Parkinson’s Disease in Trial  The New York Times

• What Happens to Your Body When You Take Turmeric Regularly - EatingWell

  1. What Happens to Your Body When You Take Turmeric Regularly  EatingWell
  2. How much turmeric to consume post exercise for muscle recovery? A study reveals  The Times of India
  3. Study: Consuming Tumeric Could Improve Muscle Recovery  SciTechDaily
  4. The Hidden Power of Everyday Superfoods – A Deep Dive Into Turmeric  substack.com
  5. 5 health benefits of turmeric  The Australian Women's Weekly

• Major breast cancer screening AI trial to begin - BBC.com

  1. Major breast cancer screening AI trial to begin  BBC.com
  2. NHS to launch world’s biggest trial of AI breast cancer diagnosis  The Guardian
  3. World-leading AI trial to tackle breast cancer launched  GOV.UK
  4. Doctors missed my breast cancer TWICE and told me I had nothing to worry about - here's what saved my life, re  Daily Mail
  5. Using AI with mammography can help select women for breast MRI  AuntMinnie

• Daily omega-3 fatty acids may help human organs stay young - Medical Xpress

  1. Daily omega-3 fatty acids may help human organs stay young  Medical Xpress
  2. Omega-3 supplements slow biological ageing  Nature.com
  3. Common supplement shows new signs of interrupting the aging process  New Atlas
  4. An omega-3 dose a day could slow ageing process, ‘healthspan’ trial finds  The Guardian
  5. Taking omega-3 supplements may slow down aging, a new study finds  Business Insider

• New Research Reveals How Lycopene Revitalizes Brain Health and Fights Depression - SciTechDaily

  1. New Research Reveals How Lycopene Revitalizes Brain Health and Fights Depression  SciTechDaily
  2. Depressed brains can be improved with a natural component found in tomato: Study  Hindustan Times
  3. Lycopene shows potential as a natural antidepressant  News-Medical.Net
  4. Plant Extract Lycopene Shows Promise for Treating Depression  LabRoots
  5. Nutrient that turns tomatoes red may aid in fight against depression  hortidaily.com

• This 1 Eating Habit Puts You At Higher Risk Of Dementia, According To New Study - HuffPost

  1. This 1 Eating Habit Puts You At Higher Risk Of Dementia, According To New Study  HuffPost
  2. Eating This Popular Food May Put You at Greater Risk for Dementia, Study Finds  Prevention Magazine
  3. This Popular Food May Put You at Greater Risk for Dementia  AOL
  4. Eating meat... dementia?  Herald Review
  5. Red Meat Intake Linked to Dementia  Physician's Weekly

• Some communication from CDC, other federal health agencies now allowed; most still blocked - NBC News

  1. Some communication from CDC, other federal health agencies now allowed; most still blocked  NBC News
  2. Doctor explains what Trump’s pause on CDC communication could mean amid bird flu outbreaks  WRIC ABC 8News
  3. Trump administration’s halt of CDC’s weekly scientific report stalls bird flu studies  CNN
  4. How Trump's Admin Will Make Bird Flu Worse  Teen Vogue
  5. Bird Flu Studies Delayed as White House Halts CDC Reports  U.S. News & World Report

• Can Trump and RFK Jr make America healthy again? – podcast - The Guardian

  1. Can Trump and RFK Jr make America healthy again? – podcast  The Guardian
  2. Why we must choose vaccines and reject RFK’s skepticism  The Hill
  3. A Call to Action: Building Vaccine Trust Through Transparency  Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News
  4. Dead babies, critically ill kids: Pediatricians make moving plea for vaccines  Ars Technica
  5. A history of vaccine skepticism, from 1920s Seattle to RFK Jr.  Crosscut

• Doctors pinpoint cause of mysterious rise in deaths in young Americans - Daily Mail

  1. Doctors pinpoint cause of mysterious rise in deaths in young Americans  Daily Mail
  2. Young adults dying earlier than expected, study says  UPI News
  3. Early adult deaths rising in US: COVID-19, drug overdoses major causes  FOX 5 Atlanta
  4. Young Adults Are Dying Earlier Than Expected  Rockdale Newton Citizen
  5. Early Adult Mortality Remains High in the US  Lifespan.io News

• Booze or Weed: What’s Worse for Your Health? - The Wall Street Journal

  Booze or Weed: What’s Worse for Your Health?  The Wall Street Journal

• Indiana schools shift to e-learning amid rise in illnesses - WTHR

  Indiana schools shift to e-learning amid rise in illnesses  WTHRView Full Coverage on Google News

• Active tuberculosis case detected at West Michigan school - WDIV ClickOnDetroit

  1. Active tuberculosis case detected at West Michigan school  WDIV ClickOnDetroit
  2. Tuberculosis case confirmed at Kalamazoo school, health officials launch investigation  WWMT-TV
  3. TB cases linked to high schools in Michigan, California  University of Minnesota Twin Cities
  4. Active tuberculosis case identified in West Michigan school  Michigan Advance
  5. 2/3/25: TB in Kzoo  NowKalamazoo

• Largest Study Yet on Cannabis And Brain Function Finds a Worrying Link - ScienceAlert

  1. Largest Study Yet on Cannabis And Brain Function Finds a Worrying Link  ScienceAlert
  2. Heavy cannabis use could pose this threat to the brain  Fox News
  3. The truth about cannabis: Researchers from largest study on its effects on the brain have a warning for young adults  Fortune
  4. Largest Study Ever Done on Cannabis and Brain Function Finds Impact on Working Memory  University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus
  5. Heavy Cannabis Use May Alter Brain Activity  Medscape

• These 8 Foods Are As Close As You'll Get To Botox On A Plate - HuffPost

  1. These 8 Foods Are As Close As You'll Get To Botox On A Plate  HuffPost
  2. Want glowing skin? Nutritionist shares 10 foods that boost collagen naturally for stronger hair and fewer wrinkles  Hindustan Times
  3. I'm Sure Our Grandparents Never Knew This; Checkout Four Things That Can Make You Look Younger  GhanaWeb
  4. 8 products will rejuvenate your face - What foods help fight wrinkles  RBC-Ukraine
  5. Your Healthy Aging Grocery List For Firmer, Brighter Skin From An MD  mindbodygreen

• My Friend Is on a Long and Arduous Dating Journey. Can I Tell Her What She Needs to Hear? - Slate

  My Friend Is on a Long and Arduous Dating Journey. Can I Tell Her What She Needs to Hear?  Slate

• RPD seeks assistance identifying individual – Feb. 4, 2025 - County 10 News

  RPD seeks assistance identifying individual – Feb. 4, 2025  County 10 News

• Thomas Kingston's family break silence for first time as warning issued - Express

  1. Thomas Kingston's family break silence for first time as warning issued  Express
  2. Parents of Lady Gabriella's Late Husband Thomas Kingston Break Their Silence with Emotional Plea  PEOPLE
  3. Thomas Kingston’s parents speak of ‘great pain and grief’ at son’s death  The Telegraph
  4. Parents of Lady Gabriella Windsor's husband Thomas Kingston break down in tears as they speak for first time s  Daily Mail
  5. Thomas Kingston was ‘normal and laughing’ on day of death, parents say  The Times

• NYC flu cases surge past previous years' peaks, health department says - Gothamist

  1. NYC flu cases surge past previous years' peaks, health department says  Gothamist
  2. News10NBC Investigates: 'It was dystopian': Family of patient describes overcrowded local emergency rooms  News10NBC
  3. Flu cases are straining Rochester hospitals: What to know  Democrat & Chronicle
  4. URMC: Hospitals operating over capacity due to shortage of long-term care beds  Spectrum News
  5. Flu cases rising in NEA  KAIT

• Officials Test for Bird Flu After Edgartown Turkey Deaths - The Vineyard Gazette - Martha's Vineyard News

  1. Officials Test for Bird Flu After Edgartown Turkey Deaths  The Vineyard Gazette - Martha's Vineyard News
  2. Deceased turkeys undergoing testing for bird flu  Martha's Vineyard Times
  3. Islanders on High Alert for Avian Flu  The Vineyard Gazette - Martha's Vineyard News
  4. Bird flu is 'widespread' among birds in Massachusetts, state officials say  ABC News
  5. Avian flu outbreak has spread to birds in Boston area, officials say  MassLive.com

• Undisclosed conflicts, lightning-fast peer review: One Alzheimer’s journal’s role in a failed drug - Retraction Watch

  1. Undisclosed conflicts, lightning-fast peer review: One Alzheimer’s journal’s role in a failed drug  Retraction Watch
  2. A Scandal in Alzheimer’s Research Shows How Science Can Go Astray  The Chronicle of Higher Education
  3. ‘Doctored: Fraud, Arrogance, and Tragedy in the Quest to Cure Alzheimer’s,’ an excerpt  The Transmitter: Neuroscience News and Perspectives
  4. The Science We Depend On: Behind Alzheimer's Disease with Charles Piller  MedCentral
  5. Manipulating Alzheimer’s Research  KPFA - 94.1FM

• What's the healthiest part of the chicken to eat? - Yahoo Life

  What's the healthiest part of the chicken to eat?  Yahoo Life

• TV Doctor Says Doing This 1 Thing Each Week Could Slash Your Stroke Risk - HuffPost UK

  1. TV Doctor Says Doing This 1 Thing Each Week Could Slash Your Stroke Risk  HuffPost UK
  2. Regular dental flossing may lower risk of stroke from blood clots, irregular heartbeats  American Heart Association
  3. Oral health tips: Why taking care of your teeth means taking care of your heart  Moneycontrol
  4. This good hygiene habit could lower your risk of a stroke — but only a third of Americans do it  New York Post
  5. Regular Flossing May Help Lower Stroke and AFib Risk  Healthline

• Jennifer Cordts, breast cancer warrior who fought for awareness of rare disease that has no lump or tumor, has died - WFAA.com

  Jennifer Cordts, breast cancer warrior who fought for awareness of rare disease that has no lump or tumor, has died  WFAA.com

• 7 Foods to Buy Every Week If You Want to Lose Visceral Fat, According to Dietitians - EatingWell

  1. 7 Foods to Buy Every Week If You Want to Lose Visceral Fat, According to Dietitians  EatingWell
  2. The Microbiota and Evolution of Obesity  Endocrine Society
  3. The Association Between the Gut Microbiota and Obesity  Medscape
  4. Can Probiotics Help You Lose Weight and Belly Fat?  Verywell Health

• 2 deer test positive for chronic wasting disease in new area of Pa. - PennLive

  1. 2 deer test positive for chronic wasting disease in new area of Pa.  PennLive
  2. Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, reports first CWD cases  University of Minnesota Twin Cities
  3. PA Game Commission: Newly detected Chronic Wasting Disease positives in NEPA  The Times Leader
  4. Deer disease seen for first time in Luzerne County  PAHomePage.com
  5. Is This Deer Diseased or Injured?  Montana Outdoor Radio Show

• Scientists discover new 'wonder supplement' that could supercharge your memory and concentration - Daily Mail

  1. Scientists discover new 'wonder supplement' that could supercharge your memory and concentration  Daily Mail
  2. Exploring bacopa: the science behind the latest brain health trend  The Conversation
  3. Professor explains truth behind brain health 'miracle herb' bacopa  Surrey Live
  4. The new supplement that promises to boost your memory  Good Housekeeping uk

• Scientists pour cold water on popular ice bath health claims - Study Finds

  1. Scientists pour cold water on popular ice bath health claims  Study Finds
  2. CEOs and celebrities swear by cold plunging. New research calls its benefits into question  Fortune
  3. Cold-water plunges and your health: The science is in  New Atlas
  4. Cold Water Plunges Might Offer Some Benefit  The Maryville Forum

• 'I'm on 5,000 calorie a day diet of steaks and eggs and lost 5 stone' - Express

  1. 'I'm on 5,000 calorie a day diet of steaks and eggs and lost 5 stone'  Express
  2. 'I eat a block of butter a day and no vegetables - my kids follow same rules'  The Mirror
  3. Woman eating 5,000 calories a day for four years reveals major impact it's had on her body  UNILAD
  4. What Is The Carnivore Food Trend? The Controversial High Protein Diet Going Viral In 2025  Times Now
  5. Why the 'Animal-Based Diet' Poses Health Concerns, According to Dietitians  Verywell Health

• Here is how we know that vaccines do not cause autism - STAT

  Here is how we know that vaccines do not cause autism  STATView Full Coverage on Google News

• Flu levels ‘very high’ and climbing in Michigan - MLive.com

  Flu levels ‘very high’ and climbing in Michigan  MLive.comView Full Coverage on Google News

• Scientists discover how to hack the vagus nerve to fight autoimmune diseases - Boing Boing

  Scientists discover how to hack the vagus nerve to fight autoimmune diseases  Boing BoingView Full Coverage on Google News

• Want to Lower Your Dementia Risk by 60%? Start with Your Cholesterol, New Study Suggests - EatingWell

  1. Want to Lower Your Dementia Risk by 60%? Start with Your Cholesterol, New Study Suggests  EatingWell
  2. Fluctuating Cholesterol Tied to Higher Dementia Risk  Medpage Today
  3. Seniors' cholesterol level changes linked to brain health  UPI News
  4. Higher levels of ‘good’ cholesterol may help preserve brain health  Association of Health Care Journalists
  5. Fluctuating cholesterol linked to higher risk of dementia in older adults  News-Medical.Net

• "It's Killing Them": Doctors, Nurses, And Medical Professionals Are Sharing The "Harmless" Habits That, Well, Aren't So Harmless - Yahoo Life

  "It's Killing Them": Doctors, Nurses, And Medical Professionals Are Sharing The "Harmless" Habits That, Well, Aren't So Harmless  Yahoo Life

• Common Mouth Bacteria Linked to Higher Stroke Risk - SciTechDaily

  1. Common Mouth Bacteria Linked to Higher Stroke Risk  SciTechDaily
  2. What your mouth might say about your stroke risk  STAT
  3. Your Gut and Oral Health Could Influence Your Stroke Risk, New Study Says—Here’s What to Know  EatingWell
  4. Red-flag symptom increases stroke and dementia risk – half of us have it  Express
  5. Common Tooth Decay Bacteria Linked to Higher Stroke Risk  LabRoots

• Here's what dopamine, the 'happy hormone,' actually does - National Geographic

  Here's what dopamine, the 'happy hormone,' actually does  National Geographic

• More high school students skip breakfast, report says - The Washington Post

  More high school students skip breakfast, report says  The Washington Post

• Avian Influenza found in dead birds across the Finger Lakes, including Tompkins County - The Ithaca Voice

  1. Avian Influenza found in dead birds across the Finger Lakes, including Tompkins County  The Ithaca Voice
  2. What are the symptoms of bird flu? Avian flu cases top 126K in New York  Democrat & Chronicle
  3. Bird flu detected in Romulus  13WHAM-TV
  4. Avian flu: DEC urges public to report suspected cases  Adirondack Explorer
  5. Risk Of Avian Flu Remains Low, But Health Officials Urge Precautions  Patch

• Woman left fighting for her life in organ failure after 4 cardiac arrests moments after sipping drink... - The US Sun

  Woman left fighting for her life in organ failure after 4 cardiac arrests moments after sipping drink...  The US SunView Full Coverage on Google News

• Vital warning signs of deadly pancreatic cancer that doctors missed in tragic Essex woman - who died months af - Daily Mail

  Vital warning signs of deadly pancreatic cancer that doctors missed in tragic Essex woman - who died months af  Daily Mail

• Scientists Uncover an Unlikely New Weapon Against Cancer: Fat Cells - Gizmodo

  1. Scientists Uncover an Unlikely New Weapon Against Cancer: Fat Cells  Gizmodo
  2. Implantation of engineered adipocytes suppresses tumor progression in cancer models  Nature.com
  3. Korean researchers explore fat grafting as a new cancer treatment method - CHOSUNBIZ  조선비즈
  4. Starving Fat Cells May Hold Key to Killing Cancer  Mirage News
  5. Starving tumors with fat  Nature.com

• This 'stand out' breakfast food can get your 'weight loss back on track' - Daily Record

  1. This 'stand out' breakfast food can get your 'weight loss back on track'  Daily Record
  2. A Type of Fiber Could Have Weight Loss Benefits Similar to Ozempic  ScienceAlert
  3. 'Stand out' breakfast food 'gets weight loss back on track'  The Mirror
  4. The Supplement That Can Help You Lose Weight Sensibly  SheerLuxe
  5. Weight loss: Eating more of one food group can help you burn fat and achieve a flat stomach  GB News

• Gecko feet inspire anti-slip shoe soles - Ars Technica

  1. Gecko feet inspire anti-slip shoe soles  Ars Technica
  2. Groovy gecko toes may bring us ice-slip-proof shoes  New Atlas
  3. ScienceDaily: Environment - February 02, 2025  substack.com
  4. Walk like a … gecko?  Chemie.de
  5. Gecko-Inspired Material Could Be The Future of Anti-Slip Shoes That Stick to Ice  ZME Science

• Targeting the gut might be key in preventing Alzheimer’s disease - Earth.com

  1. Targeting the gut might be key in preventing Alzheimer’s disease  Earth.com
  2. Faster breathing patterns linked to Alzheimer's disease  New Atlas
  3. Alzheimer's: 'Revolutionary' Discovery May Pave Way To Prevention  Newsweek
  4. A new approach to detecting Alzheimer’s disease  EurekAlert
  5. Alzheimer’s disease may leave early signs in the gut, study finds  News-Medical.Net

• 5 factors increasing your risk for colorectal cancer — 2 are easy to change - New York Post

  1. 5 factors increasing your risk for colorectal cancer — 2 are easy to change  New York Post
  2. Colorectal cancer: Detection of early symptoms and prevention  The Times of India
  3. Research fellow Bianca Islam warns about signs of colon cancer  The Daily | Case Western Reserve University
  4. Are Your Symptoms Colon Cancer or Something Else?  Healthline
  5. 8 facts about colon cancer that could save your life  Tampa Bay Business Journal