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Longer breastfeeding linked to blood-pressure lowering effects of certain infant gut bacteria - National Institutes of Health

Nursing for at least six months may spur beneficial gut bacteria connected to better heart health years later.

Swearing is linked with increased pain tolerance and strength - Yahoo Life

If you stub your toe or slam your finger in a door, there’s a good chance the first thing out of your mouth is a four-letter word. But although swearing is a...

Kennedy's early warning signs on vaccine policy - Axios

Some of Kennedy's early vaccine-related actions have stoked fears that the anti-vaccine movement has gained a powerful foothold within the federal government.

ADHD diagnoses on the rise among working-age adults in the United States - PsyPost

A new study shows a significant rise in ADHD diagnoses among working adults. Almost 14% report a lifetime diagnosis, with higher rates in younger adults and women.

Astonishing Results: Simple Supplement Improves Heart Failure Patients Survival Rates to 100% - SciTechDaily

Researchers from Osaka University have discovered that tricaprin enhances survival in patients with a newly identified heart disease, triglyceride deposit cardiomyovasculopathy. A heart transplant is a complex, high-risk, and costly procedure, yet for patient…

New Measles Cases Reported in New York City, New Jersey - Rolling Stone

More measles cases have cropped up in New York City and New Jersey as an outbreak, that's already left one child dead spreads, through Texas.

Poll: US Adults Not Aware of HPV Link to Cancer - Newsmax

Many Americans remain unaware of the cancer risk for both men and women posed by human papillomavirus (HPV), a new Ohio State University poll has found. Most people don't know much about HPV and its long-term cancer risks, and also have key misperceptions abo…

Tattoo ink travels through the body and may cause long-term risks - Earth.com

Tattoo ink does not stay in the skin. Some particles move into the lymph nodes. Scientists worry that this may cause inflammation.

Developing resilience in the face of the ‘MonSter’ that’s MS - Multiple Sclerosis News Today

Living with multiple sclerosis taught Melinda Livermont about developing resilence; she won't back down against what she calls the "MonSter."

Breast cancer vaccine results promising, moves to next stage in clinical trials - WTOP

A vaccine to prevent breast cancer is showing good results, and moving into the next stage of clinical trials.

Glucose Monitors Overestimate Blood Sugar Levels - Newsmax

Continuous blood glucose monitors have been promoted as potentially life-changing for people with diabetes - allowing real-time updates on blood sugar levels without the need for repeated finger pricks. But a new small-scale study suggests these devices might…

Penn State reports chicken pox outbreak at State College - TribLIVE

Does the temperature where you live impact how fast you age? Scientists find ‘silent toll’ - San Francisco Chronicle

Older adults in hot regions may age faster biologically, highlighting the need for protective measures against extreme heat, a USC study finds.

Should Every Woman Over 40 Be Taking A CoQ10 Supplement? Doctors Weigh In - Women's Health

CoQ10 may benefit cardiovascular health, fertility, and age-related declining bodily factors. Doctors explain whether you should take it, and potential risks.

Measles Doesn’t Just Make You Sick. It Resets Your Immune System - ZME Science

Measles doesn’t just cause a rash—it erases immune memory, leaving survivors vulnerable for years.

RFK Jr.’s Health Department Heightens Scrutiny of Vaccines - The Wall Street Journal

The department is reviewing contracts and moving to replace vaccine advisers in Kennedy’s first few weeks at the helm

The Global Fund will roll out the twice-yearly anti-HIV jab — with or without Pepfar - Bhekisisa

The major backer of the lenacapavir roll-out is assuring nervous researchers that they will keep their part of funding promises. It’s a good economic investment, says the Fund’s Peter Sands, into a game-changing drug that could save millions of lives.

Scientists Sound the Alarm Over Plastics in Our Brains After Shocking Study - Gizmodo

A new commentary highlights the potential health risks of microplastics in our bodies and brains.

What Happens to Your Body When You Eat Blueberries Every Day - EatingWell

Blueberries are packed with antioxidants that can support your health. Read along to learn what a dietitian says about why blueberries are good for you.

More than 50% of adults predicted to be obese by 2050 worldwide - BBC.com

Levels look set to accelerate rapidly, particularly in lower-income countries.