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CDC’s reported study on vaccines and autism could test RFK Jr.’s pledges to a key senator - STAT
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CDC’s reported study on vaccines and autism could test RFK Jr.’s pledges to a key senator - STAT

Bill Cassidy said RFK Jr. pledged to keep communication lines wide open and to consult with the senator on vaccine policy.

STATJohn Wilkerson
Drinking chlorophyll is a popular wellness trend. Does it really work? - National Geographic
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Drinking chlorophyll is a popular wellness trend. Does it really work? - National Geographic

Clear skin, more energy, better digestion—these are just a few of chlorophyll water’s purported benefits. But experts note there’s still much we don’t know.

National GeographicBernadette Machard de Gramont
Scientists find natural molecule that works like Ozempic - NewsNation Now
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Scientists find natural molecule that works like Ozempic - NewsNation Now

BRINP2-related peptide, or BRP, is a naturally occurring molecule that can suppress appetite and promote weight loss in mice and pigs.

Newsnationnow.comSean Noone
Nearly 85% of all California bird flu cases have been in this region - SFGATE
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Nearly 85% of all California bird flu cases have been in this region - SFGATE

Avian flu is hitting California's San Joaquin Valley hard — nearly 20 million chickens, ducks and turkeys have been killed in the region since 2022.

SFGateMadeline Wells
Rosemary Compound Shows Promise in Reversing Alzheimer’s Memory Loss - SciTechDaily
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Rosemary Compound Shows Promise in Reversing Alzheimer’s Memory Loss - SciTechDaily

Scientists at Scripps Research developed a stable form of carnosic acid, which enhanced memory function and improved disease-related symptoms in mice. The herb rosemary has long been associated with memory: “There’s rosemary, that’s for remembrance,” says Oph…

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12 Suffolk residents potentially exposed to the measles after infant tests positive for virus - News 12 Long Island
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12 Suffolk residents potentially exposed to the measles after infant tests positive for virus - News 12 Long Island

Anyone who feels they may have been exposed should consult with their doctor or pediatrician or contact their local health department.

News12.com
You can help avoid microplastics getting into your body. Experts share tips - South China Morning Post
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You can help avoid microplastics getting into your body. Experts share tips - South China Morning Post

Scientists explain how to protect yourself beyond avoiding plastic bottles as increasing amounts of microplastics are found in our bodies.

Post Magazine
Tired all the time? It might be a vitamin deficiency, according to this neuroscientist - PsyPost
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Tired all the time? It might be a vitamin deficiency, according to this neuroscientist - PsyPost

Feeling drained all the time? You’re not alone. Many adults struggle with exhaustion, but the causes go beyond lack of sleep. Your diet and lifestyle choices may be at fault.

PsyPostLina Begdache
LA County reports first measles case of 2025—in LAX traveler—as cases confirmed in Philadelphia, NY state - University of Minnesota Twin Cities
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LA County reports first measles case of 2025—in LAX traveler—as cases confirmed in Philadelphia, NY state - University of Minnesota Twin Cities

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Bird flu was detected at Staten Island live poultry market - SILive.com
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Bird flu was detected at Staten Island live poultry market - SILive.com

One of 48 flocks that have tested positive for the disease since 2022.

SILive.comTom Wrobleski | wrobleski@siadvance.com
Health experts sounding the alarm as measles spreads to more states - Deseret News
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Health experts sounding the alarm as measles spreads to more states - Deseret News

What are the symptoms of measles? How does measles spread? How many people have caught measles in outbreak? Texas child died of measles

Deseret NewsLois M. Collins
A premotor cortical network in the brain allows people to voluntarily stop speaking, study suggests - Medical Xpress
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A premotor cortical network in the brain allows people to voluntarily stop speaking, study suggests - Medical Xpress

Speech is a unique human ability that is known to be supported by various motor and cognitive processes. When humans start speaking, they can decide to cease at any point; for instance, if they are interrupted by something happening or by another person speak…

Medical XpressIngrid Fadelli
Texas measles outbreak linked to cases in New Mexico, Oklahoma - The Hill
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Texas measles outbreak linked to cases in New Mexico, Oklahoma - The Hill

The measles outbreak in the South Plains region of Texas has been linked to confirmed cases in New Mexico and Oklahoma. The outbreak in West Texas is centered in Gaines County, which neighbors Lea County, across the border in New Mexico. Gaines has reported 1…

The HillSarah Fortinsky
Should you be taking a vitamin A supplement? All the things the nutrient can — and can’t — do - New York Post
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Should you be taking a vitamin A supplement? All the things the nutrient can — and can’t — do - New York Post

Interest in vitamin A is booming as Americans seek alternative treatments for measles. While the essential nutrient has a host of health benefits, too much can actually harm the body.

New York PostMcKenzie Beard
Study: Hand clapping is akin to a Helmholtz resonator - Ars Technica
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Study: Hand clapping is akin to a Helmholtz resonator - Ars Technica

Faster clapping yields lower-frequency sounds, as does cupping one’s hands while clapping.

Ars TechnicaJennifer Ouellette
Should you be taking a vitamin A supplement? All the thing the nutrient can — and can’t — do - New York Post
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Should you be taking a vitamin A supplement? All the thing the nutrient can — and can’t — do - New York Post

Interest in vitamin A is booming as Americans seek alternative treatments for measles. While the essential nutrient has a host of health benefits, too much can actually harm the body.

New York PostMcKenzie Beard
Uh … Am I Protected Against Measles? It Might Depend On When You Were Born. - Slate
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Uh … Am I Protected Against Measles? It Might Depend On When You Were Born. - Slate

But really, don’t get too worried.

Slate MagazineAnna Gibbs
Microplastics: 5 ways to reduce exposure - Medical News Today
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Microplastics: 5 ways to reduce exposure - Medical News Today

Microplastics are everywhere, even in our brains but experts explain how we can limit our exposure to these insidious pollutants.

Medical News TodayTim Newman
Epstein-Barr virus may drive MS by dysregulating certain immune cells - Multiple Sclerosis News Today
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Epstein-Barr virus may drive MS by dysregulating certain immune cells - Multiple Sclerosis News Today

Certain immune cells in MS show abnormalities in activity and signs of reactions against the Epstein-Barr virus, a study says.

Multiple Sclerosis News TodayMarisa Wexler, MS
Suffolk County measles case: 12 residents possibly exposed to disease, health officials say - Newsday
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Suffolk County measles case: 12 residents possibly exposed to disease, health officials say - Newsday

The residents were possibly exposed during a visit to Cohen Children's Medical Center, where a child with measles was treated.

NewsdayRobert Brodsky