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Virginia Health Officials Confirm First 2025 Measles Case in the State – Newsroom - Virginia Department of Health (.gov)

Here's How to Interpret The Concerning Link Between Cooking Oil And Cancer - ScienceAlert

There's now lots of evidence which shows that our own diets and the foods we eat can influence the outcome if we are unlucky enough to suffer from cancer.

If You Rely On This To Poop, You May Be At Greater Risk Of Dementia - MindBodyGreen

Here are safer ways to get things moving fast.

If You Rely On This To Poop, You May Be At Greater Risk Of Dementia - mindbodygreen.com

Here are safer ways to get things moving fast.

The Wrong Kind of Abundance - Kevin D. Williamson - The Dispatch

Caution (and stupidity) in spades did us no favors during COVID.

Replacing Meat With Plants Could Add Years to Your Life, According to New Study - SciTechDaily

However, for children under five, higher levels of animal-based protein were linked to lower mortality rates. A global study led by researchers at the University of Sydney has found that countries with higher consumption of plant-based proteins, such as chick…

Count the Dead by the Millions - Rolling Stone

From HIV and tuberculosis infections to millions of dead children, the deadly impact of Rubio, Musk and Trump’s agenda has been quantified.

Why Men Are Less Likely To Initiate Divorce Than Women — By A Psychologist - Forbes

Men’s stronger reliance on marriage may make it harder for them to let go. Here are four reasons why they're much less likely to initiate divorce than women.

Dear Annie: Husband is more controlling with age; it could be for a different reason than you think - Syracuse.com

Warning signs.

Vagus Nerve Stimulation Has Lasting Effects in People With Severe Depression - ScienceAlert

Stimulating either of a pair of crucial nerves that carry messages from the brain to several major organs could be an effective way to treat people with severe depression.

COVID Comeback Predicted Around 2030.. - Greatandhra.com

Ryo Tatsuki, a Japanese manga artist known as “Japan’s Baba Vanga,” gained attention for predicting the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic in her 1999 comic The Future As I See It.

Spring allergies are back. Here’s how to check pollen levels and keep from sneezing - AP News

Allergy season can be miserable for tens of millions of Americans each year. Allergies are caused by trees, grass, and other pollens and symptoms include a runny nose, itchy eyes, coughing and sneezing. The severity of your allergies can depend on where you l…

Authoritarian attitudes linked to altered brain anatomy, neuroscientists reveal - PsyPost

Neuroscientists have uncovered distinct brain structure patterns linked to authoritarian beliefs on both sides of the political spectrum.

Dear Annie: Husband who turned controlling and suspicious should be tested for dementia - MLive.com

Dementia can sometimes present in such a fashion, with increasing hostility, suspicion and misplaced blame often toward a spouse.

Obesity: Should children be weighed at school? - BBC

Mum-of-two Natasha was "disheartened, angry and upset" when her five-year-old was labelled overweight.

Tuberculosis: An ancient killer we can't seem to defeat - DW

We've been able to cure tuberculosis for decades. So why does the disease still kill more than 1 million people every year?

Experts Are Sharing The Five Foods That Can Actually Have A Negative Impact On Your Mental Health - BuzzFeed

Just remember that, as with everything, moderation is key.

Montana Measles Outbreak Triggers Emergency Response Near Wyoming Border - Cowboy State Daily

Five cases of the measles confirmed Thursday are the first in Montana since 1990. They’ve prompted an emergency response in Gallatin County near the Wyoming border and Yellowstone's West Entrance.

Rare mad cow-like brain disease kills 2 in Oregon - SFGATE

Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, which is related to mad cow disease, has resulted in two deaths in Oregon, according to the Hood River County Health Department.

Colombian government declares health emergency due to increase in yellow fever cases - CNN

Many people do not experience symptoms from the disease, while others experience fever, muscle pain, headache, loss of appetite, nausea or vomiting, according to the WHO. In most cases, symptoms disappear after three to four days.