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New map shows how to spot the measles risk level in your ZIP code - ABC7 Los Angeles

As measles has spread throughout the United States, many Americans have worried about their risk level. For the first time, a map has been created that allows people to type in their ZIP code and see an estimated percentage of their neighbors who have been va…

8 Foods With More Vitamin B12 Than Eggs - Health: Trusted and Empathetic Health and Wellness Information

Eating eggs can help you meet your daily B12 needs, but several foods provide significantly more vitamin B12 per serving.

Scientists Discover Natural Longevity Molecule That Restores Memory in Alzheimer’s Models - SciTechDaily

A longevity-linked metabolite restored key memory processes in Alzheimer’s models, highlighting aging biology as a promising therapeutic target. Singapore ranks among the countries with the longest life expectancy, yet many people spend nearly ten of their la…

New map shows how to spot the measles risk level in your ZIP code - ABC News

AIIMS, Harvard-trained gastroenterologist reveals '1 lifestyle habit’ that lowers blood sugar without changing your diet | Health - Hindustan Times

Managing blood sugar doesn’t always need a strict diet. Gastroenterologist Dr Saurabh Sethi shares 1 simple post-meal habit that lowers glucose naturally. | Health

I spent 2 years searching for better-for-you kids’ food brands — these 3 passed my test - New York Post

Picky parent and picky eater approved.

Golden Retriever Wants His Balls Back So He Does This in the Snow - Yahoo

Most people see a snowman as a charming winter decoration, but Frankie saw a thief. Someone made the mistake of using the pup’s favorite toys as eyes for a...

Golden Retriever Wants His Balls Back So He Does This in the Snow - DogTime

Watch this hilarious video of Frankie the Golden Retriever staging a rescue mission to get his favorite tennis balls back from a snowman.

Sourdough Vs. Pumpernickel: Which Bread Is Better for You? Dietitians Explain - Prevention

Bread can be part of a healthy diet as long as you choose wisely. If it's sourdough vs. pumpernickel, which should you pick? Dietitians explain the difference.

Denmark Is Switching to Red Streetlights, and It Could Revolutionize Urban Lighting Around the World - The Daily Galaxy

A quiet suburb near Copenhagen is changing how cities light the night, replacing familiar white streetlights with a color few expect.

The ‘Angel of Death’ Serial Killer Hid in a Hospital, Killing Silently for Years Until a Lab Caught Him - Indian Defence Review

A chilling series of unexplained hospital deaths in the late 1990s led investigators down a path no one expected, one that ended not in a courtroom, but in a lab.

UK’s youngest dementia patient dies at 24; doctors say he had the brain of a 70-year-old - Times of India

Trending News: Andre Yarham, UK’s youngest dementia patient, passes away at 24 at an accelerated rate due to frontotemporal dementia. His case highlights the challenges of diagnosing dementia in younger individuals and the importance of early detection.

A new brain treatment for depression is showing positive results - CNN

At Stanford, a treatment that aims magnetic pulses at the brain is showing results for people with treatment-resistant depression. It’s called SAINT, and here’s how it works.

Got the flu? Here’s what to know about antivirals to fight it. - The Washington Post

This flu season is shaping up to be particularly bad. Here are antiviral medications to consider if you test positive.

Nutritionist warns ‘stop eating wheat roti every day’; shares how bajra, barley, ragi and besan rotis can boost health | Health - Hindustan Times

Eating the same wheat roti daily? Nutritionist Khushi shares best roti for your body type and health goals, from weight loss and PCOS to gut and heart health. | Health

This Common Issue Is Linked To 172 Diseases, According To A Large Study - HuffPost

Here’s what it looks like — and what experts say you can do to avoid it.

A Single Night's Sleep Could Predict Your Risk For More Than 100 Diseases - ScienceAlert

A unique AI model developed by Stanford University researchers and their colleagues could one day be used to predict your risk of more than 100 health conditions, without you even needing to be awake.

4 ways to beat the anxiety of insomnia — and get back to sleep - NPR

Wings supports family during son’s battle with liver cancer - Daily Inter Lake

During a visit to the Cary’s home in Dayton, 3-year-old Bennett abruptly stops his playtime to make some proper introductions.

To lose weight and maintain lean muscle, eat these healthy foods on repeat, says this certified nutritionist - Fit&Well

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