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Some Good News: Scientists Are Now Testing Out a Universal Flu Vaccine In People

The NIH-led trial will enroll up to 100 healthy adults to test out a vaccine that protected mice from lethal doses of six different flu strains.

COVID-19 BA.4 and BA.5 variants make up more than HALF of US cases

The BA.4 and BA.5 COVID-19 variants now combine for just over half of active cases in the U.S., according to the CDC. One expert already fears that it has taken hold in New York City.

A viral reprise: When COVID-19 strikes again and again - The Associated Press

For New York musician Erica Mancini, COVID-19 made repeat performances. March 2020. Last December. And again this May. “I’m bummed to know that I might forever just get infected,” said the 31-year-old singer, who is vaccinated and boosted.

Fauci says he is experiencing ‘rebound’ of COVID symptoms after Paxlovid treatment

Dr. Fauci reveals 'COVID rebound' after Pfizer's Paxlovid treatment

Fauci said that he is experiencing “much worse” COVID symptoms after being treated with Pfizer’s antiviral medication Paxlovid.

Processed Meat and Health Risks: What to Know

Here’s what the experts say.

Esplanade swans euthanized after exhibiting avian flu symptoms

City officials are now working to capture the pair's five orphaned cygnets, who may also have bird flu.

University researchers create 'speech-friendly' face mask to protect people who suffer with anxiety from Covid

The new design aims to provide a solution for those who suffer from stress or anxiety due to the difficulties of speaking clearly while wearing a mask

I Have Monkeypox — Here's What It's Like And What You Should Know

This is my experience, but it boils down to this: This shit sucks and you don’t want it.

Symptoms of depression decrease with improvements in sense of smell, particularly among patients with dysosmia

New research published in the journal Scientific Reports highlights the intricate relationship between depression and sense of smell. The study found that participants’ symptoms of depression dropped as their odor identification improved, particularly among t…

Doctors continue to urgently plead with people to get meningitis vaccine as Florida outbreak worsens

According to health officials, Florida's meningococcal outbreak is worsening. Doctors are urgently pleading with people to get vaccinated.

Someone Asked For 'Very Comforting Facts,' And 35 People Delivered

There are plenty of things that can comfort us: a warm hug from mom or dad, a gooey chocolate chip cookie fresh out of the oven, a puppy curling up in your lap to take a nap, and even some information about our world that can provide you a bit of hope. While …

What is Nordic walking?

We investigate Nordic walking and ask the experts for tips on how to get started.

How long does alcohol stay in your system? What you need to know to get home safely

Alcohol can stay in your system for a multitude of hours, yet the exact time is dependent on factors such as weight, age, medications and health.

Ten Small Lifestyle Changes to Improve Your Health

Do you feel like you do not have the time to improve your overall health and fitness levels? If so, you are wrong. You do not need to start running marathons or alter your lifestyle completely to get fitter and healthier. Little changes are often all that you…

UVA Cancer Center discovers immunotherapy, could cure brain cancer types

How empty is your soul?

Our quest for self-knowledge has corrupted humanity

No More Binge Eating: Signal Pathway in the Brain That Controls Food Intake Discovered

AgRP neurons in the hypothalamus control the release of endogenous lysophospholipids, helping to control the excitability of cerebral cortex neurons and stimulating the desire for food intake.

Try This Cardio Workout for Faster Weight Loss

Burn calories and body fat with this routine.

With monkeypox cases reported in DC, who's at risk and where to get the vaccine

Several monkeypox cases have been reported in the D.C., and within minutes of the announcement that vaccines are being made available, all appointments had been snagged.

Cannabis might help improve insomnia among those with depression and anxiety, study suggests

Many people with depression and anxiety perceive that cannabis has a positive impact on their sleep, according to new research published in BMC Psychiatry. The authors of the new study say that it highlights the need for placebo-controlled trials to investiga…

Bay Area can't seem to move past COVID surge: 'It's like a slow burn'

COVID-19 cases remain stubbornly high across California despite some indicators earlier...

New Brain Mechanism Involved in Impulsive Cocaine-Seeking in Rats Discovered

Blocking M2Rs muscarinic acetylcholine receptors in the lateral habenula with an experimental drug increased cocaine-seeking behaviors in rat models of impulsive behaviors.

COVID-19 mutations spreading in Austin-Travis County, reinfections may be more severe

Those mutations are starting to show up in both wastewater and in variant surveillance locally, according to the health authority’s report. They could be more severe than previous mutations.

Scientists cannot create drug for deadly pathogen that has killed THOUSANDS across 50 countries

Candida auris reproduces sexually, creating new strains. This has hindered scientist's ability to create drugs because the pathogen is constantly changing.

Kids' vaccines are 'a game changer,' experts say—here's what else needs to happen to end the Covid pandemic

Vaccinating children under 5 is crucially important in the country's fight against Covid, experts say. Just don't expect the virus to disappear overnight.

‘We are having community spread’: APH gives monkeypox update

Walkes said APH has been monitoring several cases since the beginning of June.

Monkeypox symptoms: Here’s what to look out for

The symptoms of monkeypox are like a milder version of smallpox, except monkeypox causes swollen lymph nodes while smallpox does not, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

Whole Milk Is Linked With Cognitive Decline

A new study reveals a possible connection between whole milk and an increased risk of cognitive decline in older adults. Read to learn more.

Healthy Habits That Can Help You Live Longer—and Easy Ways to Make Them Stick

Building healthy habits can extend your life. These expert tips make it a little easier to create a healthy lifestyle that lasts.

Monkeypox makes pledges of pandemic solidarity look hollow

The global south has once again been abandoned in its quest for vaccines

What can COVID-19 Teach us about Respiratory Disease? - News

This article explores what COVID-19 has taught us to gain a better understanding of respiratory diseases.

Twin Omicron subvariants have taken over the U.S., but they’re not quite identical. One is ‘the worst version of the virus we’ve seen’

A pair of immune-evading Omicron subvariants are now dominant in the U.S., having overtaken so-called "stealth Omicron" and close relative BA.2.12.1 in mere weeks, according to federal health data released Tuesday.

Antibodies From Llama Blood Can Protect Against COVID, Future and Other Coronaviruses

For the love of God, don’t go out and start harvesting llama blood though.

These Foods Are Worse For You Than Sugar

Mashed asked an RD what macronutrients you should look out for if you're trying to eat better.

Tens of thousands of men at risk of needing breast reduction surgery due to steroid use

Protein Blobs Linked to Alzheimer's Affect Aging in All Cells

Protein buildups like those seen around neurons in Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s and other brain diseases occur in all aging cells, a new study suggests. Learning their significance may reveal new strategies for treating age-related diseases.

What causes long COVID? Canadian researchers think they’ve found a key clue

A new Canadian study has identified a potential key culprit causing so-called long COVID patients to continue experiencing breathing issues months after contracting COVID-19.

Elmo just got his Covid-19 vaccine

Elmo received the Covid-19 vaccine for children under 5 in a PSA from Sesame Workshop.

20 minutes of vigorous exercise daily works wonders for teens

Vigorous physical activity for 20 minutes a day is deemed the best way for teens to develop and maintain cardiorespiratory fitness, according to research published in Pediatrics.

4 High-Protein Foods for Weight Loss After 40, Says Dietitian — Eat This Not That

There are a few key nutrients that help keep our metabolism running efficiently—and they can all be found in these high-protein foods.

Monkeypox may present with unusual symptoms, CDC warns

Rashes around the anus and genitals have been common.

Public health advice for gatherings during the current monkeypox outbreak

UK monkeypox cases soar by 32% to hit 1,000 – as health officials tell infected ‘stay at home’...

5 Worst Eating Habits Secretly Raising Your Cholesterol, Say Dietitians — Eat This Not That

Having high cholesterol can lead to a number of heart health issues. Here are the potential eating habits that may be contributing.

How To Prevent Tick Exposure, According To Lyme Experts

Check out specially treated clothing for kids and adults, insect repellents for the skin and tick prevention tips from medical professionals.

The next epidemic may be here. The U.S. isn't ready for it

If HIV and Covid-19 were wake-up calls for the government to prioritize public health, monkeypox shows the consequences of hitting the snooze button too many times.

10 Super Foods to Heal Your Body

Foods and drinks you consume might either aid or impede your recovery from an illness or surgery. You must eat the proper foods, such as superfoods. Each superfood, whether a vegetable, fruit, protein source, or healthy fat, offers something unique to your bo…

CDC Recommends Vaccination in Deadly Florida Meningococcal Outbreak

Authorities report 24 cases and six deaths among gay and bisexual men in one of the worst outbreaks of the disease in U.S. history.

I Have A Chronic Illness But Online I’m Accused Of Faking It

There was one particular person who said: 'EDS doesn't even exist, it's just a label they stick on people who can't decide what kind of hypochondria they've got.'"

Protein-heavy diet linked to healthier eating choices - study

New York City, DC run out of monkeypox vaccines

New York City and Washington, D.C., both ran out of appointments for monkeypox vaccines soon after making them available to residents, health officials said.

Covid-19 Australia: 'Pandemic babies' with no immunity to viruses ending up in ICU

Doctors have revealed babies born during the Covid-19 pandemic are becoming seriously ill after contracting viruses they haven't encountered before.

Austin, Texas officials report first presumptive monkeypox case

Texas health officials reported the first presumptive case of monkeypox in an individual who had recently come into contact with another likely infection.

Weekly coronavirus cases climb 32%; nine Oregon counties labeled ‘high’ by CDC

Hospitalizations are up but remain significantly below previous records.

Higher Protein Intake While Dieting Leads to Healthier Eating

Incorporating a high-protein eating plan while dieting leads to healthier overall eating choices and helps reduce the loss of lean body mass. Reduced loss of lean body fat is associated with weight loss.

Intermittent Fasting May Help Heal Nerve Damage

Intermittent fasting alters the gut bacteria in mice, facilitating an increased ability for damaged nerves to recover.

COVID-19 may increase risk of Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, stroke: study

A Danish study discovered that patients leaving the hospital after a COVID-19 infection were more likely to have a higher risk of Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.

Babies born through IVF end up being smarter... but are more prone to depression, study finds

A team from the University of Helsinki looked at nearly 280,000 youngsters born in Finland between 1995 and 2000.

How the Liver Can Control the Brain and Behavior

The liver appears to play a significant role in regulating feeding behaviors in mice.

Is arthritis making your life a misery? Try a workout... or a chat!

Exercise and talking therapy could help thousands of patients with rheumatoid arthritis combat crippling fatigue, a study suggests.

Second monkeypox case confirmed in Ohio

Columbus Public Health is investigating a local case of monkeypox, an infected 48-year-old male who resides in CPH’s jurisdiction.

You Can Switch 'Off' Your Cancer Genes—Here's How

In September 2015, Monica was diagnosed with breast cancer, which was already in the middle stage. Monica was ...

Are women's lives at risk from drugs tested by men?

Hormone fluctuations throughout adulthood have also been cited historically as a reason for excluding women, as scientists argue this makes women more difficult to study.

DC and NYC quickly max out on monkeypox vaccines

The DIY massage to beat a sluggish system: Gut health guru Dr MEGAN ROSSI

Dr MEGAN ROSSI: It's a problem that affects millions of us which can be really debilitating - and it's one of the most common reasons people see their GP.

Surprising Side Effects of Eating Flax Seeds, Says Science — Eat This Not That

Have you ever wondered about the side effects of flax seeds? They may be tiny, but these seeds have a mighty impact on your health.

St Lucia: Airline worker tests positive for Monkeypox | Loop Caribbean News

Health authorities in Saint Lucia have increased surveillance for Monkeypox after being alerted to the fact that a crew member on a flight to the island has tested positive for the virus. However, according to the officials, the individu

You can smell this cancer symptom — plus 10 other signs not to ignore

Experiencing discharge down below is normal – and it’s something everyone has to deal with.

Long COVID symptoms linked to inflammation

Prolonged inflammation after SARS-CoV-2 infections caused permanent damage to lungs and kidneys, affected the brain, and correlated with behavioral changes in hamsters, suggesting a mechanism for the symptoms of Long COVID in people.

Crew member on flight to St Lucia tests positive for Monkeypox

Overlooked Strengths of Dyslexia – Essential to Human Adaptive Success

Researchers say people with Developmental Dyslexia have specific strengths relating to exploring the unknown that have contributed to our species’ successful adaptation and survival. University of Cambridge scientists studying cognition, behavior, and the bra…

Epstein-Barr may play a role in some long COVID; coronavirus can impair blood sugar processing by organs

More than 90% of adults have been infected with Epstein-Barr virus (EBV). Among 280 patients with SARS-CoV-2 infections, including 208 with long COVID...

Columbus Public Health investigating local case of monkeypox

This is the second reported case of monkeypox in the state.

First case of monkeypox identified in Nebraska

The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services and Douglas County Health Department have identified a Nebraska resident with a positive orthopoxvirus test, which was identified as orthopoxvirus at the Nebraska Public Health Laboratory.

The Flu Vaccine May Help Keep Alzheimer's at Bay

A study found that adults over 65 vaccinated for the flu were noticeably less likely to develop Alzheimer's over a four year span than those unvaccinated.

Researchers say switching between healthy and unhealthy foods increases the risk of diabetes

Constant change between a low-calorie and high-calorie diet can increase your risk of heart disease and diabetes, a new study finds.

Israeli Scientists May Have Discovered the Key to the Fountain of Youth

Fast-evolving COVID variants complicate vaccine updates

COVID-19 vaccines are due for an upgrade, scientists say, but emerging variants and fickle immune reactions mean it’s not clear what new jabs should look like.

Fast-evolving COVID variants complicate vaccine updates

COVID-19 vaccines are due for an upgrade, scientists say, but emerging variants and fickle immune reactions mean it’s not clear what new jabs should look like.

Aging well: Diet plays important role in health and longevity

Consuming a healthier diet can go a long way toward helping us to live a longer and healthier life.

I thought I needed glasses — but it was a deadly brain tumor emergency

Ellie Musgrove was left stunned after a routine optometrist appointment ended with her being rushed into surgery the same day for a deadly brain tumor.

Myths and facts about snoring revealed

As it's revealed that HRT could be a surprising remedy for snoring, FEMAIL reveals the other unusual cures, such as singing and tongue exercises, and they're approved by science.

Mom Hosting Sleepover Despite Daughter's Chickenpox Branded 'Unforgivable'

One person said it was "unbelievably selfish for a parent of a child who is known to have chickenpox to not advise others."

What Chemical Elements Make up the Human Body?

Of the 118 chemical elements found on Earth, only 21 make up the human body. Here we break down the elemental composition of the average human.

When you are most infectious after positive Covid test and incubation period explained

It is believed people are at their most infectious one to two days before the onset of symptoms, and during the two to three days afterwards

WHO official: Individuals can get 'unlucky' with 'long covid'

Long COVID "is the thing that none of us want because it can be so serious," David Nabarro, WHO special envoy on COVID-19, told Sky News.

CDC Warns: 'One of the Worst Outbreaks of Meningococcal Disease Among Gay and Bisexual Men in U.S. History'

(CNS News) -- The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued a statement that it is working with the Florida Department of Health to "investigate one of the worst outbreaks of meningococcal disease among gay and bisexual men in U.S. history."

Here's what you need to know about Omicron subvariants BA.4 and BA.5

Experts are raising concerns about the rise of the BA.4 and BA.5 Omicron subvariants, saying they expect more people to catch cases of COVID-19 in the days ahead. Could the COVID-19 pandemic worsen? Here's what you need to know.

Scientists May Have Discovered a Way to Prevent at Least Half of All Cancers

Cancer is a type of disease in which some abnormal or damaged cells of the human body grow ...

COVID-19’s 6th wave begins, with more seriously ill and more deaths

Parkinson's Exercise Program for Trunk Rigidity Seen to Help With...

Task-specific exercises for head, shoulder and hip mobility aided turning and eased Parkinson's severity in 11 early- to mid-stage patients.

Dear Doctor: Are calcium scans necessary to assess heart health?

Most blockages in the arteries are a combination of cholesterol plaque and calcium, but not all have calcium

Monkeypox found to be evolving at a faster rate than expected

A team of researchers at the National Institute of Health Doutor Ricardo Jorge in Portugal, working with a colleague at Lusófona University, also in Portugal, has found that the monkeypox virus has been evolving at a faster rate than expected. In their paper …

Saying "No" More Often Slashes Anxiety, Experts Say — Best Life

Saying "no" to activities and obligations could help you feel less anxious, psychologists say. Here's how to start doing it more often.

SWFL medical experts on Florida outbreak of meningococcal disease

Southwest Florida medical experts are warning people about the state's recent deadly outbreak of meningococcal disease.

A prostate cancer breakthrough could speed up research by 10 years

An international team of researchers led by the Netherlands Cancer Institute has now unveiled an "unexpected potential" solution, not designed to fight cancer but to target proteins that regulate a cell’s circadian rhythm.

Listen: Vertus Hardiman and the medical tragedies that must not be forgotten

The final episode of the "Color Code" podcast discusses the story of Vertus Hardiman, a victim of irresponsible medical practices that left him with physical and psychological scars for life.

The Monkeypox Crisis Is Secretly Spiraling in This Virus Hotspot

Infection rates at the virus’ epicenter in Nigeria are likely a lot worse than we think.

Blood clots: The two vitamin shortages linked to varicose veins and blood clotting risks

VARICOSE VEINS rarely cause problems on their own, but they can foreshadow other serious circulatory diseases. There is evidence that two vitamin deficiencies could increase the chances of venous disease, increasing health risks relating to blood clots.

‘You get goosebumps from the data’: hopes rise for new malaria vaccine

The disease is a leading killer of under fives across Africa. But trials for a new vaccine suggest an end to the death toll could be in sight

Viruses survive in fresh water by 'hitchhiking' on plastic, study finds

Intestinal viruses such as rotavirus were found to be infectious for up to three days by attaching to microplastics, research shows

How to fix forgetfulness and woolly thinking

Forgetting words, woolly thinking and a poor attention span are becoming increasingly common, but what’s behind it?

Stopping Memory Loss: Blood Vessel Breakthrough Major Step Towards Alzheimer’s Treatment

New discovery could lead to the development of drugs that halt disease progression and stop memory loss. A scientific breakthrough in our understanding of Alzheimer’s disease has revealed changes to blood vessels in the brain, potentially presenting a path fo…

Los Angeles health officials warn of monkeypox outbreak spreading among gay men as cases rise to 22

Los Angeles County health officials have warned that recent cases of monkeypox detected in the area have been linked to the gay and bisexual communities in the area.

I gave up dieting for my kids. Here's why

I came of age in a house of fat-free cookies, Weight Watchers' meetings and Denise Austin's eight-minute abs. There was plenty of pasta and ice cream but also a focus on being skinny. In the decades since, I've counted points, intermittently fasted and comple…

The Devil and the Death Shots › American Greatness

I am energized. I’m angry. I’m more determined than ever to stand against this evil. What got to me was a photo of Joe Biden holding an innocent baby reaching up to touch his masked face.

COVID-19 Positive Patients at Far Higher Risk of Developing Serious Neurodegenerative Disorders

COVID-19 positive outpatients are at a far increased risk of neurodegenerative disorders compared with individuals who tested negative for the virus, a new study presented today at the 8th European Academy of Neurology (EAN) Congress has shown. The research s…

Flu Vaccination Linked to 40% Reduced Risk of Alzheimer's Disease

Older adults who received at least one flu vaccination were 40% less likely to develop Alzheimer's disease over the course of a four year follow up than their peers who did not receive a vaccine.

Breast Cancer Spreads More Aggressively at Night, Startling New Study Finds

When people with metastatic breast cancer close their eyes at night, their cancer awakes and starts to spread.

Can you lose weight by walking?

Can you lose weight by walking? We find out if pounding the pavement is enough of a workout to help you shift those stubborn kilos

Living near a busy road can raise risk of premature death by 20 percent

Scientists say people exposed to above average levels of air pollution were 20 percent more likely to die over the next 14 years, mainly from cardiovascular disease.

The #1 Supplement for Depression, New Study Recommends

The #1 Supplement for Depression, New Study Recommends

A new study published in Translational Psychiatry indicates that there is one supplement now suggested for people dealing with depression.

Don't Know Your Blood Type? There's a Good Reason to Find Out

Your blood type means more than you think, especially when it comes to heart health.

Monkeypox Outbreak in Gay, Bisexual Men Prompts Effort to Avert Stigma

Public-health authorities are working with dating apps and event organizers to raise awareness regarding an outbreak that has hit gay and bisexual men particularly hard.

Biden's “new normal” on COVID is neither normal nor new

The administration is normalizing COVID deaths as they shift the goalposts on what it means to “beat” COVID

Was the fourth dose of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine effective? -study

Can our mitochondria help to beat long Covid?

Mitochondria play a role in many aspects of keeping us healthy – and could be the key to unlocking treatments for chronic diseases, including Parkinson’s

STDs surge in Alabama following pandemic dip; these counties saw the highest STD rates in 2021

Alabama saw a dip in reported STDs during the start of the COVID-19 pandemic as many clinics slowed or stopped testing, but cases were back up in 2021.

The #1 Best Breakfast Habit for Diabetes, Say Dietitians — Eat This Not That

When it comes to diabetes, what you eat is crucial. Here is a tip on the best breakfast habit for blood sugar you can try today.

COVID-19 may cause severe bone loss in arms, legs and spine

A number of animal and human studies have found that COVID-19 can cause bone loss during the acute illness and post-recovery period of the disease.

The 5 Most Dangerous Spots You Can Catch Coronavirus — Eat This Not That

Variants of COVID-19 are responsible for 58% of recorded new coronavirus cases in the US. Here are the five most dangerous spots to catch it.

5 Drinking Habits To Shrink Belly Fat and Slow Aging — Eat This Not That

If you're wanting to lose belly fat as you age, you may want to look to what you're drinking on a daily basis. Here's where you can start.

Echolalia May Be a Symptom of Early-Onset Alzheimer's — Best Life

Repeating the words of others during a conversation is called echolalia, and it may be a sign of early-onset Alzheimer's disease.

From monkeypox to polio, here's why so many viruses are attacking the UK

A number of dangerous and unusual diseases have made their way into Britain in the last six months – and they may not be the last

The #1 Worst Food for Your Metabolism, Says Science — Eat This Not That

Arguably, the worst foods to eat if you want a higher-revving metabolism are those made up of simple sugars without any fiber.

Want To Stay Asleep Through The Night? Stop Taking This Supplement

It might not be doing exactly what you want it to.

Monkeypox: Vaccinations for health care workers, those at risk offered

Cases of monkeypox, which belongs to the same family of viruses as smallpox, continue to rise globally. Health officials have begun vaccinations.

How Emotionally Intelligent People Use the Rule of Rewiring to Hack Their Brains and Change Their Habits

Feel like a victim of your brain's programming? Here's how to change how you think and make healthier choices.

Brain damage claim leads to new row over electroshock therapy

Experts divided on effectiveness of ECT and concerned by overuse in women and the elderly

Research Suggests There's a Big Overlooked Benefit of Having Dyslexia

The modern world is stitched together by threads of written language. For those with the reading disorder dyslexia, the endless tangle of words can feel like an obstacle to survival.

Covid variants inevitable as long as virus continues to spread, doctors say

The virus that causes covid-19 has mutated again and again, and experts say new variants will continue, in part because of the nature of the virus and also because large swaths of the population choose not to be vaccinated. “Should we expect more varian…

Virus outbreak: 3rd monkeypox case confirmed in Houston area, officials say - KTRK

Officials confirmed the third monkeypox case in Houston. The resident recently traveled internationally.

Monkeypox spreading locally at large LA County events, health officials say

On Saturday, the US surpassed 200 confirmed cases nationwide, 51 of which are in California, according to the CDC’s latest data.

COVID Symptoms vs. Cold: Here's How to Spot the Difference

If you’ve come down with a runny nose or sore throat recently, you may be wondering whether it’s the common cold, allergies or a COVID-19 infection.

What Chemical Elements Make up the Human Body?

Of the 118 chemical elements found on Earth, only 21 make up the human body. Here we break down the elemental composition of the average human.

First Probable Case of Monkeypox Reported in Suburban Cook County

The first probable case of monkeypox has been detected in suburban Cook County, health officials announced Saturday.

Theta Waves: A Marker of Emotional Regulation

Emotional regulation was linked to theta wave activity in the frontal cortex of the brain.

COVID Los Angeles: County sees rise in hospitalizations; 76 being treated in intensive care - KABC

The number of people hospitalized with a coronavirus infection in Los Angeles County has increased by 21 people to 762.

First probable case of monkeypox reported in suburban Cook County

COOK COUNTY, Ill. — Health officials in Cook County announced Saturday the first reported probable case of monkeypox in the Chicago suburbs. The Cook County of  Department of Public Health and the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) said the presumpti…

Why do I wake up feeling so sick that I can't face breakfast?

DR ELLIE: One of the more common reasons for daily nausea is anxiety, and in some cases stress, which can both cause very profound physical symptoms. (File image.)

First Evidence of Replay During Sleep in the Human Motor Cortex, Which Governs Voluntary Movement

Data collected from a tetraplegic man learning a BCI to play Simon showed the brain replays the learned information during sleep.Why do we sleep? Scientists have debated this question for millennia, but a new study by researchers at Massachusetts General Hosp…

Alzheimer's Disease Affects Most Known Biological Pathways in the Brain

Out of 341 known biological pathways, 91% are linked to Alzheimer's disease.

Flu Vaccination Linked to 40% Lower Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease

Over the course of four years, those who received at least one influenza vaccine were 40% less likely than their non-vaccinated peers to acquire Alzheimer's disease, according to a new study from the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston. Resea…

The #1 Worst Drink Causing a Fatty Liver, New Research Suggests — Eat This Not That

The results of a recent study which found that soft drinks can increase the risk of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease.

The #1 Worst Drink Causing a Fatty Liver, New Research Suggests

More Than 900 Cases of Hepatitis of Unknown Origin Reported in Children, WHO Says

Health officials across 33 countries have received reports of 920 probable cases of severe acute hepatitis of unknown ...

N.J. reports 2,372 COVID cases, 8 new deaths, as total deaths cross the 34,000 mark

New Jersey's seven-day average for confirmed cases was 2,075 on Saturday - down 6% from a week ago, and down 47% from a month ago.

COVID test results: Does a faint line mean you’re positive?

A faint line has showed up on your at-home COVID-19 test. What does this mean?

What is non-exercise activity thermogenesis (NEAT)?

Pondering the question ‘what is non-exercise activity thermogenesis?’ We reveal everything you need to know, including how many calories it burns and how to increase your NEAT

How do painkillers actually kill pain? From ibuprofen to fentanyl, it’s about meeting the pain where it’s at

Without the ability to feel pain, life is more dangerous. To avoid injury, pain tells us to use a hammer more gently, wait for the soup to cool or put on gloves in a snowball fight. Those with rare inherited disorders that leave them without the ability to fe…

Taking This New Supplement Could Prevent Heart Disease — Best Life

Here's why you might want to swap your omega-3s for a a new saturated fat supplement that could help prevent heart disease.

8 Best Breakfast Habits for High Blood Pressure, Say Dietitians — Eat This Not That

Breakfast is an excellent meal for beginning your fight against high blood pressure because so many common breakfast items tend raise it.

Age and sex-specific risks of myocarditis and pericarditis following Covid-19 messenger RNA vaccines

There have been reports of myocarditis and pericarditis following mRNA COVID-9 vaccination. Here, the authors use nationwide data from France and find increased risks of these outcomes in the first week following vaccination, for both the first and second dos…

Vision loss: One vitamin may be linked to a ‘rapid’ reduction in vision ‘over minutes’

UNLIKE drugs, supplements are not intended to treat, prevent or cure diseases, but instead are designed to bridge nutritional gaps. Certain vitamins, however, may interact closely with the nerves in the body, causing temporary vision loss.

L.A. County public health officials confirm communal transmission of monkeypox

The Los Angeles County Public Health Department confirmed Friday the existence of monkeypox cases that were transmitted within the community. Public health officials said several of the 22 cases reported in Los Angeles County have no history of international …

Dyslexia Actually Grants Special Powers, Researchers Say

A team of Cambridge scientists say dyslexia encourages creativity and innovation and could lead to humanity's success as we evolve.

Brain Bleeds in Babies' First Year Can Lead to Long-Term Vision Problems

Babies who experience severe brain bleeds during their first year of life are more likely to have long-term visual problems, a new study reports.

Study Argues Developmental Dyslexia Essential to Human Adaptive Success

Researchers argue those with dyslexia are specialized to explore the unknown. This explorative bias has an evolutionary basis that plays a crucial role in human survival.

COVID-19 positive patients at higher risk of developing neurodegenerative disorders, new study shows

COVID-19 positive outpatients are at an increased risk of neurodegenerative disorders compared with individuals who tested negative for the virus, a new study presented today at the 8th European Academy of Neurology (EAN) Congress has shown.

The best sleeping position to prevent Alzheimer’s, ALS and Parkinson’s, according to new study

On your back, face down, on the side—when you’re napping or going to bed for the night, what position do you tend to sleep in?

WHO says over 900 probable cases of acute hepatitis reported in children

Thirty-three countries have reported 920 probable cases of severe acute hepatitis in children so far, a jump of 270 from May, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Friday.

WHO says over 900 probable cases of acute hepatitis reported in children

The WHO said that the European Region accounted for half the probable cases, including 267 from the United Kingdom, while a third of the probable cases were ...

Researchers Uncover Brain Waves Related to Social Behavior

Study reveals brain wave activity in the medial prefrontal cortex and amygdala associated with social behavior in mice.

Females Found to Itch Less Than Males

The female hormone estradiol helps suppress itch associated with psoriasis. The findings shed light on why men are more prone to psoriasis and offers hope for new targeted treatment for itch disorders.

Diagnosed HIV cases plummet during pandemic — but that's probably bad news

Before COVID-19, the CDC estimated that more than 1 million people were living with HIV — but that about 13% were unaware. Experts worry that percentage has jumped.

Doctor told her sex was painful because of her age. It turned out to be ovarian cancer

What are the early warning signs of ovarian cancer? Mara Kofoed was diagnosed after months of trying to figure out vague symptoms such as fatigue and...

If You Can Stand on One Leg for 10 Seconds in Middle Age Your Heath Risk Plummets

Middle-aged people unable to stand on one leg for 10 seconds are almost twice as likely to die within the next decade, according to new research.

Omicron variant: 4 key symptoms to expect —

The new omicron variants, BA.4 and BA.5, are rapidly spreading in the U.S. Here are the symptoms you should look out for

Possible monkeypox case being investigated in Travis County, Texas

Austin Public Health announced it is investigating a possible monkeypox case in Travis County. It is waiting for results from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to confirm the case.

Israeli scientists discover how to make elderly human skin young again

Norfolk: Control zone created while officials test for disease in pigs

Tests have "ruled out" foot and mouth disease, a government spokesman said.

Monkeypox outbreak growing across Britain

British officials said the monkeypox outbreak in the U.K. is growing across the country mainly among men who are gay or bisexual or other men who have sex with men

CDC reports "high" COVID-19 community level in Missoula County

Missoula County moved into the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)’s high COVID-19 risk level.

Monkeypox in the Bay Area: Here's what you need to know

Local health officials are advising Bay Area residents and their health care providers to...

Here’s when adults gain the most weight: study

Study: Flu vaccination linked to 40% reduced risk of Alzheimer's disease

People who received at least one influenza vaccine were 40% less likely than their non-vaccinated peers to develop Alzheimer's disease over the course of four years, according to a new study from UTHealth Houston.

Motorbike rider, 48, ruptured his TESTICLE after losing control and ploughing into a wall

Medics from New Jersey in the US have reported using a live X-ray and gel to help fix a 48-year-old man's ruptured testicle an injury he suffered as a result of colliding into a wall with a motorbike.

N.J reports 2,538 COVID cases, 14 deaths. High transmission risk remains in 4 counties.

New Jersey's seven-day average for confirmed cases was 2,051 on Friday, down 9% from a week ago, and down 48% from a month ago.

A stranger diagnosed my stomach pain after I couldn't eat for 9 months

Annie Marshall, 20, dropped 35 pounds after being unable to eat for nine months, leaving her desperate for answers.

One Week No-Sugar Mediterranean Diet Meal Plan

Ditch added sugars while reaping the benefits of the Mediterranean diet in this nourishing and satisfying 7-day plan.

What's a Good Resting Heart Rate, Anyway?

Is your resting heart too high? Too low? Here's what the experts say.

Experts: Team Biden is blowing it on the monkeypox outbreak

On a slow news day like today, why not check in on a topic we haven’t visited in a while? Tell me if this sounds familiar. A deadly virus begins spreading undetected in the United States, threat...

4 Surprising Effects of Eating Egg Yolks — Eat This Not That

You've heard that the egg has a lot of potential benefits for your health. But when it comes to the egg yolk, you'll be surprised.

Monkeypox mutates at unprecedented rate with 'accelerated evolution,' study finds

There are more than 3,500 cases of the virus in 44 countries globally.

Using Vitamin Supplements to Avoid Heart Disease, Cancer Are 'Wasting Money' for Most

New medical guidance notes market booms as Americans seek good health in pills.

How your body clock drives your immune system

The body clock affects your immune system. Here's what that means for your health

NYC clinic offering monkeypox vaccine to gay and bi men forced to close due to overwhelming demand

Hundreds were seen lining up for their jab at the Chelsea Sexual Health Clinic Thursday - after officials sent out a sudden announcement announcing the already in progress rollout.

Dyslexia isn't a disorder, it's part of our species' cultural evolution, say researchers

People with dyslexia have brains that are specialised to explore the unknown, and this strength has contributed to the success and survival of our species.

Doctor warns beach-goers of flesh-eating bacteria

A Louisiana man is recovering in the hospital after getting infected with a flesh-eating bacteria.

Forgetting This Could Be an Early Sign of Dementia — Best Life

Forgetting names, conversations, stories, and words for objects are all early signs of dementia. Here's what you can do about it.

Will COVID evolve to cause less severe disease? Why we can't assume the answer is yes

COVID is the first time in history we are watching a virus evolve in real time. There’s...

Lacking This Vitamin Can Lead to Dementia, Says New Study — Eat This Not That

Certain lifestyle changes can keep your brain healthy, reducing your risk of age-related disorders like dementia.

Walking For Weight Loss - 17 Tips To Burn More Calories

Get ready for your hot girl walk.

The US Is Underreacting to Monkeypox

Study Of More Than 150,000 Women Says This Simple Habit Could Increase Longevity

Plus, other methods for supporting healthy aging.

Phylogenomic characterization and signs of microevolution in the 2022 multi-country outbreak of monkeypox virus

Nature Medicine - Phylogenomic characterization and signs of microevolution in the 2022 multi-country outbreak of monkeypox virus

Study suggests attraction to men is a risk factor for eating disorders

Can being attracted to men be hazardous for your health? An article published in the Journal of Eating Disorders suggests that attraction to men is a risk factor for eating disorders. ...

The Effects of Sleep Debt

Recent studies in humans and mice have shown that late nights and early mornings may cause long lasting damage to your brain.

COVID Vaccines Saved Nearly 20 Million Lives In 1st Year, Scientists Say

Researchers from Imperial College London estimated the shots prevented 1.9 million deaths in the United States during the first year they became available.

Woman's Year-Long Mystery Illness Diagnosed By Stranger On Facebook

A woman who suffers from a debilitating disease was given a diagnosis by a stranger on Facebook

WHO eyes monkeypox global emergency; cases surge in Britain, elsewhere in Europe

A World Health Organization declaration could escalate the international response as monkeypox cases rapidly rise in Britain despite efforts to contain it.

UK On Polio Alert: What You Need To Know About The Disease

Poliomyelitis (polio) is a devastating disease that historically has caused paralysis and death around the world. It is caused by polioviruses, small RNA viruses that can damage cells in the nervous system.

This Simple 10 Second Balance Test Can Tell if Your Risk of Death Is Double

The inability to stand on one leg for 10 seconds in mid to later life is linked to a near doubling in risk of death. A near doubling of the probability of dying from any cause during the following 10 years is associated with the inability to stand on one leg …

Health officials confirm first case of monkeypox in North Carolina

Health officials have confirmed the first case of monkeypox in North Carolina Thursday.

Makeup artist shares how she finally managed to heal her chronic eczema

A glamorous makeup artist has opened up about the horrors of eczema and how she has managed to prevent flare ups this winter using a multitude of products and wellness treatments.

Alzheimer's linked to swearing and bad parking

New findings show that imprudently altruistic old people are at a higher risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease, too.

Polio Virus Has Been Detected in London's Sewage

A type of poliovirus derived from vaccines has been detected in London sewage samples, the World Health Organization and British health officials said Wednesday, adding that more analysis was underway.

Los Angeles County reports 14 total probable cases of monkeypox as infections slowly rise across US - KABC

Los Angeles County public health officials on Thursday reported 14 total probable cases of monkeypox in the region.

COVID-19 Vaccines, Boosters Strongly Recommended for Older San Diegans

Vaccination Progress: Received at least one shot: Nearly 2.98 million or 94.6% of San Diegans age 5 and older are at least partially vaccinated. Fully vaccinated: Over 2.63 million or 83.7%. Boosters administered: 1,366,219 or 57.3% of 2,384,778 eligible San …

Researchers Discover Solutions to Gender Bias in Autism Diagnoses

Study reports girls and boys show similar rates of concern for ASD and identifies several biases contributing to the inflated sex ratio for autism diagnosis. The findings could help with the early identification of girls on the autism spectrum.

'Travel Therapy': Could a Vacation Help Mental Health and Well-Being?

Vacations may not just be an opportunity for recreation, they may also provide mental and overall health benefits.

Researchers at Boston University unravel gene most responsible for Alzheimer's disease

Although the link between the gene and the disease is well established, the mechanism responsible for the underlying risk in brain cells has been unclear in research until the recent discovery, according to researchers from the BU School of Medicine.

A Surprising Link Between Immune System and Hair Growth

Regulatory T cells interact with skin cells using glucocorticoid hormones to generate new hair follicles and promote hair growth. The findings could have positive implications for the development of new therapies to treat alopecia and other hair loss disorder…

COVID vaccines saved 20M lives in 1st year, scientists say - The Associated Press

Nearly 20 million lives were saved by COVID-19 vaccines during their first year, but even more deaths could have been prevented if international targets for the shots had been reached, researchers reported Thursday.

UPDATE 1-U.S. CDC confirms evidence of local monkeypox transmission

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said there was evidence of local transmission of monkeypox, in addition to reports of cases where...

BA.4/BA.5 will soon be dominant in the US. Here’s what that means

With the BA.4/5 rise, it's unclear what will come next—and if we'll see it coming.

Get to know your face mites

I’ve been isolating the past week or so, to make sure I didn’t catch COVID on my recent trip to Portugal. It’s been fine. I work, write, eat, watch trash tv. It’s getting a little boring, to be hon…

Are the new omicron subvariants more infectious or more deadly? What to know

Omicron has led to subvariants called BA 4 and BA 5. The current dominant variant spreading COVID in the U.S. is BA.2.12.1. What is the future of coronavirus...

Origin of the Monkeypox Outbreak Becomes Clearer to Scientists

Even as cases rise, genetic analysis suggests that the virus has been silently circulating in people since 2018.

First monkeypox case in North Carolina reported

State health officials reported the first case of monkeypox in a North Carolina resident on Thursday, June 23, 2022.

Get Beastly to Train Your Core, Back, and More With This Efficient Exercise

This bear plank variation adds some weights to become a formidable full-body workout.

A Mother's Blood May Carry the Secret to One Type of Autism

Maternal autoantibody–related autism spectrum disorder (MAR ASD) is marked by specific maternal antibodies that react to certain proteins in the fetal brain. Examining the plasma of expecting mothers, researchers found mothers with reactivity to one of the ni…

Biden monkeypox response mirrors early coronavirus missteps

The Biden administration's response to the monkeypox outbreak raises concerns that the country is ill-prepared for the next major pandemic.

Study finds link between eating lots of seafood and skin cancer

Does what you eat raise your skin cancer risk? Eating more fish was associated with a higher risk of melanoma in a new study. What seafood lovers need to...

If You Meet Any of These 5 Criteria, You Need To Cut Back on Sugar — Eat This Not That

Who are the people who may want to lower their added sugar intake? We asked dietitians to tell us who may want to be careful.

Man fighting for life in ICU after contracting flesh-eating bacteria on Gulf coast

This year, a deadly type of flesh-eating bacteria called Vibrio vulnificus is showing up sooner than in past summers.

Some long COVID patients still have virus in the blood; Paxlovid rebound patients may need longer treatment

Some cases of long COVID may be the immune system's response to a SARS-CoV-2 infection lurking somewhere in the body, new findings from a small study suggest...

As US obesity epidemic grows, new study shows who is gaining weight over the last decade

Research published in the Journal of Obesity looked at the long-term weight gain of more than 13,800 U.S. adults — a rare data point unearthed in obesity research. The study shows more than half of American adults gained 5% or more body weight over a 10-year …

The 9 Best Mouthwashes in 2022, According to Dentists

They also won’t leave your mouth feeling like it’s on fire.

CDC panel recommends seniors get newer flu vaccines

A federal advisory panel recommended that U.S. seniors receive newer flu vaccines. Those who are ages 65 and up are at higher risk of developing flu complications.

Drinking Olive Oil: Nutritionists Are Skeptical of New Trend

This Mediterranean diet staple has benefits for heart health, gut health, and more — but drinking olive oil is one trend RDNs can’t stomach.

Wild poliovirus type 1 (WPV1) – Mozambique

NYC Launches Monkeypox Shots – But Walk-in Demand Overwhelms Capacity

WHO will decide if monkeypox should be declared a global health emergency, while NYC is doling out the vaccine amid the outbreak.

Being Predictable Is The Key to Nurturing Your Child's Brain Development

Scientists have long known that the experiences you have during infancy and childhood play an important role in shaping how your brain matures and how you behave as an adult. But figuring out why this happens has been difficult.

Where's the next generation of COVID-19 shots?

The original COVID-19 vaccines targeted a version of the coronavirus that doesn’t exist anymore. Vaccine companies and regulators are working on ways to upgrade the vaccines to offer better protection against omicron and other variants.

These are the best immune-boosting foods, according to nutrition experts

Nutrition experts reveal to Fox News Digital the best foods which can support your immunity, and help you maintain a wholesome and well-balanced diet.

Deadly mosquito-borne JCV virus detected in Michigan's Bay County: How to protect yourself

Jamestown Canyon virus has been detected in a pool of mosquitoes collected in Bay County.

This "Dangerous" COVID Symptom May Last for Years Undetected

Many COVID survivors may be experiencing long-term loss of smell and taste without realizing it, and it could have dangerous consequences.

7 Eating Habits That Help You Feel Younger After 50 — Eat This Not That

If you're wondering how to feel younger after 50, the answer may be in the food you eat. Here are some helpful eating habits to try.

Some Advice: Don't Need Major Jaw Surgery

I started crossing off the days to stay sane, marking the various checkpoints along the way but also keeping track of how long I can go without having a meltdown.

'Youthful mindset' key to longer, healthier life? Simply feeling younger wards off disability, disease for older adults

Feeling young (even in old age) can lead to better odds of successfully completing rehabilitation from medical conditions.

Possible monkeypox case reported near Georgetown University

University officials said the person lives off campus, is in isolation and is doing well.

Alzheimer's: Dressing scruffy, parking badly and swearing are signs of disease

From preferring slapstick comedy to scruffy clothes, research suggests there are many changes that could hint at the early stages of Alzheimer's before the characteristic forgetfullness sets in.

Warning as mysterious STI strikes up to 1 in 16 women often with no warning signs

Experts are warning women of a stealthy STI that is often missed but strikes one in 16.

U.S. To Increase Monkeypox Testing As WHO Weighs Possibility Of Global Health Emergency

The Department of Health and Human Services said more testing will help the country "better understand the scope of the current monkeypox outbreak."

Most women unaware of increased risk for Alzheimer’s

Nearly 1 in 5 adults who had COVID have lingering symptoms - U.S. study

Overall, 1 in 13 adults in the United States have long COVID symptoms lasting for three months or more after first contracting the disease, and which they...

Tourist Pepper Sprayed on Metro Yesterday, Frustrating Interaction with Transit Police

"Dear PoPville, I visiting the US for the first time, arrived 2 days ago in Washington before heading to Phillie tomorrow. Absolutely love the city BTW!! But I have no clue of what to expect in term of safety, police or if I should be cautious. Anyw…

Protect yourselves: Virus detected in Michigan mosquitoes

The virus was detected in a mosquito in Bay County and humans could have moderate to severe symptoms if infected.

6 People Who Should Never Drink Diet Soda, Say Doctors — Eat This Not That

Drinking diet soda is a bad habit for your health, but there are six types of people, in particular, who should never drink it, doctors warn.

Flaxseeds Are Loaded With Health Benefits, According to Science

More like FLEXseeds.

New Omicron subvariant swamping the U.S. escapes immunity from vaccination and previous infections, new studies say

BA.5 recently became the dominant subvariant in the U.S.

New Omicron subvariant swamping the U.S. escapes immunity from vaccination and previous infections, new studies say

The subvariants recently caused a fresh wave of infections in South Africa, and are pushing the U.K. to the brink of another wave of the disease.

The #1 Best Protein To Eat Every Day, Says Dietitian — Eat This Not That

There are tons of protein options to choose from, However, there's the one best protein to eat every day that takes the lead, accoding to our dietitian.

How to Stop a Panic Attack With Frozen Meat

Polyvagal theory, but using iced, iced beef, baby.

'Long COVID' Symptoms Affect 20% Of Americans Who've Tested Positive

The Household Pulse Survey found that over 40% of Americans have tested positive for the coronavirus at some point.

7 dead amid 'worst' meningococcal outbreak in US history

After six men who have sex with men were reported dead from a meningococcal outbreak in Florida, the CDC is urging others to get a vaccination.

Exercise in the morning or night? Depends on your goal, new study says

Is there any science to support working out in the morning versus working out in the evening? A recent research study sheds some light.

Weight loss expert, Dr. Mohit Bhandari talks about how Allurion has designed a scientific method that is

Spotlight News: Expert Speak: Weight loss specialist, Dr. Mohit Bhandari talks about how Allurion has designed a scientific method that is making an impact world over

Why Some Summer Fruits Make Your Tongue Itch, Even If You're Not Allergic

Turns out, you might be experiencing oral allergy syndrome, also known as pollen fruit syndrome.

3 things to know about good vs. bad carbs and the benefit of a low-carb diet

Some carbs deserve a bad reputation. Topping the list are simple carbs and foods high in “added” sugar. Here's what to know about good vs. bad carbs.

Teens Are Getting Sick From Products With High THC Levels

With THC levels close to 100 percent, today’s cannabis products are making some teenagers highly dependent and dangerously ill.

Austrian Man Contracts Antibiotic-Resistant 'Super Gonorrhea'

An Austrian man contracted an antibiotic-resistant strain of "super gonorrhea" while on vacation in Cambodia, unnerving public health authorities.

3 ways to improve your health through your gut microbiome

Microorganisms may not sound appealing, but the living things in your body form your microbiome, which plays an essential part in many of your body's functions. Experts share simple ways to increase the diversity of your microbiome.

Social stress prematurely ages your immune system, study finds

Social stressors such as job and family problems can impact the immune system, killing off helpful cells and causing premature aging, research has found.

Where do drugs go when they're sniffed?

Think you know where drugs go when they're sniffed? Chances are, you've got it all wrong. We consulted the experts to find out the truth.

An Ancient Killer Is Rapidly Becoming Resistant to Antibiotics, Scientists Warn

Typhoid fever might be rare in developed countries, but this ancient threat, thought to have been around for millennia, is still very much a danger in our modern world.

U.S. to expand monkeypox testing at commercial labs as outbreak grows

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention started shipping test kits to five commercial laboratory companies this week.

BYU study: How much screen time is too much for kids and parents?

A new study by the Wheatley Institution at BYU examines how people use social media and what it does to adolescent mental health

How exercise may help prevent Alzheimer's | NOVA

Exercise could be a powerful defense against Alzheimer’s disease. Three dementia researchers explain how it works.

Focus on zero-Covid leaves China vulnerable to flu epidemic

Xi Jinping orders public health policy to prioritise Covid control over all other diseases

Natural immunity offers greater COVID protection than vaccines, study finds

It’s something that has been up for discussion since the start of the pandemic: What provides greater protection from COVID?

Can Acupuncture Reduce Headaches?

Researchers report acupuncture may help alleviate symptoms for sufferers of chronic tension headaches.

Riverside County public health officials announce first possible case of monkeypox after man tests positive for an orthopoxvirus - KABC

Riverside County may have their first probable case of monkeypox after one person tested positive for an orthopoxvirus, public health officials said.

Understanding and Reframing the Fear of Rejection

At some point, we all face social rejection. Researchers say that while rejection affects us all differently, it's how respond to the setback that determines how rejection affects us.

Long COVID symptoms in SARS-CoV-2-positive children aged 0–14 years and matched controls in Denmark (LongCOVIDKidsDK): a national, cross-sectional study

Death of Man Who Received a Pig-Heart Transplant Remains a Mystery

Doctors can’t fully explain why David Bennett died two months after experimental surgery—but say his two months of survival are reason to pursue more research.

Money and health: Billions likely wasted on vitamins, supplements

A report from the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force concluded numerous vitamins and supplements have no benefit, and some are actually more harmful.

Neutralization Escape by SARS-CoV-2 Omicron Subvariants BA.2.12.1, BA.4, and BA.5 | NEJM

Correspondence from The New England Journal of Medicine — Neutralization Escape by SARS-CoV-2 Omicron Subvariants BA.2.12.1, BA.4, and BA.5

Maternal Vaccination and Risk of Hospitalization for Covid-19 among Infants | NEJM

Original Article from The New England Journal of Medicine — Maternal Vaccination and Risk of Hospitalization for Covid-19 among Infants

New coronavirus subvariants escape antibodies from vaccination and prior Omicron infection, studies suggest

Omicron subvariants BA.4 and BA.5 appear to escape antibody responses among both people who had previous Covid-19 infection and those who have been fully vaccinated and boosted, according to new data from researchers at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, o…

CDC panel recommends US seniors get souped-up flu vaccines

A federal advisory panel says Americans 65 and older should get newer, souped-up flu vaccines

CDC panel recommends US seniors get souped-up flu vaccines

CDC panel recommends US seniors get souped-up flu vaccines

Americans 65 and older should get newer, souped-up flu vaccines because regular shots don't provide them enough protection, a federal advisory panel said...

Hey Millennial Parents, It's Time To Bring Back 90s Summers

I’m taking lessons from those long, lazy, pre-Internet days.

Americans could be wasting billions each year on supplements

The use of maladaptive emotion regulation strategies is linked to worse coping during the first year of the pandemic

A Swiss study has shed light on how the use of specific emotion regulation strategies affected people’s coping during different stages of the COVID-19 pandemic. Adaptive strategies like positive reappraisal mitigated anxiety and depression during the early ph…

Monkeypox is spreading through sex: Is it an STD? Here’s what to know

Although this latest outbreak of monkeypox is spreading through sex, the disease itself is not a sexually-transmitted disease (STD), according to the World Health Organization (WHO).

Mites that mate on our faces at night face extinction threat

Study of tiny parasites points to gene loss from adaptation putting them on dead-end evolutionary course

What Novavax, the Newest COVID Vaccine, Could Mean for Future COVID Protection

The FDA is expected to authorize a fourth COVID-19 vaccine, but how it'll be used remains unclear.

Man charged with stabbing death of his lover | Loop Jamaica

The Hunts Bay police have arrested and charged 22-year-old Elymel Anderson for the murder of 34-year-old Horace Marksman at their St Andrew home last year. The incident occurred at the home both men shared in Phase II, Seaview Gardens in King

Husband complaining about your snoring? Blame your hormones!

Researchers in Norway have found that women who are deficient in the female sex hormones are more likely to suffer sleep apnoea.

Reactivation of Chickenpox Virus Following COVID-19 Injections on the Rise

News Analysis Doctors and scientists are seeing an increase in the reactivation of the chickenpox virus, known as ...

Brushing teeth at a certain time of day is a 'significant' factor for longevity says study

LONGEVITY is subject to many factors, some of which cannot be changed, such as good genes. One modifiable factor that's 'significant' is brushing your teeth at a specific time of day, research suggests.

Could monkeypox be the next West Nile Virus?

Dr Bobbi Pritt, a pathologist at the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota, told DailyMail.com that both diseases had been known for years and initially spread undetected in the United States.

It's Official. Vitamins Don't Do Much for Health

F. Perry Wilson summarizes the meager evidence behind a $30 billion market.

5 Best Eating Habits To Lose Weight and Keep It Off, Say Dietitians — Eat This Not That

Keeping the weight off once you lose it can be challenging, so we rounded up five eating habits that can help you reach your goals.

This Gut-Friendly Golden Milk Smoothie Should Really Be Called The *Golden Child* of All Anti-Inflammatory Recipes

This gut-friendly golden milk smoothie recipe is loaded with prebiotic fiber and anti-inflammatory ingredients to power through the day.