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Scientists Uncover a Hidden ‘Pause Button’ Deep Inside Our Cells - Indian Defence Review

A rare way cells survive extreme stress has just been decoded, with implications reaching far beyond the animal kingdom.

Obesity Economics: How Subsidies Distort the American Diet - The Daily Economy

Federal subsidies drive food production, consumption, and — unintentionally — chronic disease. Now we’re being asked to subsidize weight loss drugs to fight ...

These 9 Foods Could Banish Your Headaches, According to Medical Experts - CNET

Next time you feel a headache coming on, try reaching for one of these expert-recommended foods.

Flu is hitting Colorado hard, but it’s easier than ever to test and vaccinate at home - Colorado Public Radio

Doctors and officials say it’s not too late to get a vaccine during what’s being called an unprecedented season

If Someone Usually Skips Breakfast In the Morning, They're Lowkey Struggling With These 11 Things - YourTango

If someone usually skips breakfast in the morning, it's possible that they're struggling with certain things, if they try to keep that quiet.

4 questions to understand the costs of ‘medical freedom’ - statnews.com

The choice that one person makes not to vaccinate has real costs — financial and otherwise — for their neighbors.

5 cardiologists from India’s leading hospitals share their ‘best advice for healthy heart’ that could save your life | Health - Hindustan Times

Top cardiologists from India’s leading hospitals share essential tips on diet, lifestyle, and symptoms to help you keep your heart healthy and strong. | Health

Cancer diagnoses in the over 80s expected to rise sharply - DutchNews.nl

The number of people over 80 who will get cancer will rise sharply in the near future, cancer expertise centre IKNL has said. Research by the IKNL and Erasmus University teaching hospital has shown that diagnoses in this age group will rise by 5% every year c…

Magnesium and dementia risk: What happens to your brain when you take magnesium daily - Times of India

Medical science has come a long way in the last few decades. With technological advances and innovations, researchers and doctors have managed to supp.

5 Supplements To Avoid if You Have High Blood Pressure - Health: Trusted and Empathetic Health and Wellness Information

Certain supplements, such as licorice root and St. John's wort, can affect your blood pressure or how well blood pressure medications work.

Chicago dog is the first to test positive for rabies in Illinois in decades - NBC 5 Chicago

A Chicago dog under observation for biting an individual tested positive for rabies, the state’s first confirmed canine case in decades.

Everything we know about 'untreatable' mystery disease spreading all over world - LADbible

A leading health expert has warned of a mystery illness sweeping the globe and what to look out for

Health officials confirm mpox in Anchorage adult who traveled out of state - Anchorage Daily News

The Alaska Section of Epidemiology reported no additional cases or evidence of local transmission as of Monday.

6 new measles cases reported in Utah County - KSL.com

Health officials in Utah County say an additional six measles cases have been reported in the county in the past week.

Cannabis Pain Relief Comes With a Catch - SciTechDaily

Cannabis with more THC may slightly dull chronic pain—but the relief is modest, short-lived, and comes with trade-offs.

As Marrazzo prepares for helm at IDSA, scientific community praises choice - CIDRAP

Flu, RSV numbers rising: Here are the symptoms and how to protect yourself - AL.com

Flu season is at its peak and holiday travel makes it easier to spread the illness.

The Brain’s Tiny Powerhouses Fuel Your Mind And Emotions - Indian Defence Review

Tiny engines deep inside the brain may hold unexpected clues to how we think, feel, and heal.

‘Super flu’ hitting these states the hardest: Here are the symptoms - Yahoo

Hospitalization rates went up by 14.3% nationwide as of Friday.

Gifting a smart watch to monitor heart health? Cardiologist weighs in - WTOP

Smartwatches are great for noticing heart health trends, but a Maryland doctor says users need to understands the technology’s limits and shortfalls and when a visit to your doctor may be needed.