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Traveler with measles visited Newark Airport, may have exposed others - NJ.com
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Traveler with measles visited Newark Airport, may have exposed others - NJ.com

The infected traveler was at the airport on July 29 and July 30, state health officials said.

nj.comNicolas Fernandes | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
We're in the thick of a creatine craze but do you know what you're really taking? - Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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We're in the thick of a creatine craze but do you know what you're really taking? - Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Health experts say we are in the midst of a creatine craze, but independent tests show some expensive gummy brands contain next to no creatine.

ABC News (AU)Paige Cockburn
Sonoma County man dies from Legionnaires’ disease - The Press Democrat
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Sonoma County man dies from Legionnaires’ disease - The Press Democrat

Sonoma County health officials said the case is an isolated incident, with no concern of larger outbreak.

Santa Rosa Press DemocratMARTIN ESPINOZA, AMIE WINDSOR
Guyana lone Caribbean country to record Oropouche virus - Trinidad Express Newspapers
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Guyana lone Caribbean country to record Oropouche virus - Trinidad Express Newspapers

WASHINGTON – Guyana is the only Caribbean Community (Caricom) country that has a confirmed case of the Oropouche fever, a viral disease that has resurged across the Americas since late

Trinidad & Tobago Express Newspapers
A 2nd Opinion Saved Baby Born with Infant-Type Hemispheric Glioma - TODAY.com
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A 2nd Opinion Saved Baby Born with Infant-Type Hemispheric Glioma - TODAY.com

Doctors told Fletcher's parents that she would soon die. They pushed for other opinions, learned their daughter had infant-grade hemispheric glioma. She's now cancer-free.

TODAYMeghan Holohan
Idaho reports first West Nile virus-related death of 2025 - KTVB
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Idaho reports first West Nile virus-related death of 2025 - KTVB

West Nile virus can cause fever-related illness or brain and spinal cord infections, including meningitis or encephalitis.

KTVB.comTracy Bringhurst
5 ways to reduce hair loss without drugs or supplements — and a bad hack that will make your scalp worse - New York Post
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5 ways to reduce hair loss without drugs or supplements — and a bad hack that will make your scalp worse - New York Post

In the US, more than 80% of men and nearly half of women will face significant hair loss in their lifetime.

New York PostMcKenzie Beard
Ultra-processed foods might not be the real villain in our diets – here’s what our research found - The Conversation
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Ultra-processed foods might not be the real villain in our diets – here’s what our research found - The Conversation

Chocolate and porridge are both popular but only one gets binged. Why? Our psychology plays a bigger role in overeating than food labels alone.

The Conversation AfricaGraham Finlayson, James Stubbs
3 human cases of West Nile virus detected in Salt Lake, Cache counties - KSL.com
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3 human cases of West Nile virus detected in Salt Lake, Cache counties - KSL.com

The Bear River Health Department reported two cases of West Nile virus in humans on Friday, following a report of one case in Salt Lake County on Thursday.

KSL.comEmily Ashcraft, KSL.com
First death from West Nile virus in Idaho this year - East Idaho News
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First death from West Nile virus in Idaho this year - East Idaho News

The following is a news release from the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare. TWIN FALLS — Idaho’s first reported death caused by West Nile virus this year was identified in a Twin Falls County resident over the age of 65. West Nile virus is spread by the …

East Idaho NewsEastIdahoNews.com Staff
Thousands of kids in mental distress are stuck in ERs for days, OHSU study finds - OregonLive.com
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Thousands of kids in mental distress are stuck in ERs for days, OHSU study finds - OregonLive.com

With too few psychiatric beds, emergency rooms have become holding pens for children in mental health crises.

OregonLiveKristine de Leon | The Oregonian/OregonLive
Scientists Identify a New Glitch in Human Thinking - Gizmodo
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Scientists Identify a New Glitch in Human Thinking - Gizmodo

The newly coined "doubling-back aversion" highlights another reason why people stubbornly refuse to change tack, researchers say.

Gizmodo.comEd Cara
Massachusetts considers breaking with federal vaccine recommendations - WBUR
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Massachusetts considers breaking with federal vaccine recommendations - WBUR

Gov. Maura Healey has proposed giving Massachusetts health officials the authority to set their own independent policy, "if the federal government fails to maintain a robust schedule of vaccine recommendations."

WBUR
Chlorophyll & Collagen: Does Science Back TikTok's Favorite Supplements? - ScienceAlert
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Chlorophyll & Collagen: Does Science Back TikTok's Favorite Supplements? - ScienceAlert

Walk into any health store, scroll through TikTok, or browse the shelves of your favourite beauty retailer, and you'll be met with a familiar promise: that a pill, powder or potion could be the secret to glowing skin, boosted energy, or even inner "detoxifica…

ScienceAlertThe Conversation
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ADHD drug treatment and risk of negative events and outcomes - Hacker News

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The Retina Synchronizes Vision Before Signals Reach the Brain - Neuroscience News
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The Retina Synchronizes Vision Before Signals Reach the Brain - Neuroscience News

Researchers have discovered that the human retina synchronizes visual signals before they even reach the brain. Researchers have discovered that the human retina synchronizes visual signals before they even reach the brain.

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‘Only a matter of time’: Warming ocean water will make flesh-eating bacteria that infected Cape Cod swimmer more common - The Boston Globe
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‘Only a matter of time’: Warming ocean water will make flesh-eating bacteria that infected Cape Cod swimmer more common - The Boston Globe

A bacteria that can cause flesh-eating infections is attracted to warmer ocean temperatures. A Cape swimmer was recently infected, and more cases are expected in the future.

The Boston Globe
Dr. Roach: The proper amount of vitamin B12 for supplementation varies - The Detroit News
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Dr. Roach: The proper amount of vitamin B12 for supplementation varies - The Detroit News

Vitamin B12 deficiency isn't too common.

The Detroit NewsDr. Keith Roach
5 best protein sources for vegans and vegetarians, according to a heart surgeon - The Times of India
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5 best protein sources for vegans and vegetarians, according to a heart surgeon - The Times of India

Discover the best plant-based protein sources recommended by Dr. Steven Gundry, a heart surgeon, for vegans and vegetarians. Learn about lentils, flaxseeds, Barù nuts, spirulina, and sorghum, and how they can benefit your health without meat.

The Times of IndiaTOI Lifestyle Desk
Improve Eye Health With These 6 Best Vitamins and Supplements - CNET
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Improve Eye Health With These 6 Best Vitamins and Supplements - CNET

These are the best vitamins and supplements for eye health, which are great for supporting your vision and helping you take better care of your eyes.

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