Health

• Northern Arizona resident dies from pneumonic plague - KUTV

  1. Northern Arizona resident dies from pneumonic plague  KUTV
  2. Arizona Resident Dies From Plague, Officials Say  The New York Times
  3. Plague kills Arizona resident, marking first recorded death since 2007, health officials say  CBS News
  4. Arizona resident dies of pneumonic plague, the first deadly case in area in nearly 20 years  Fox News
  5. Arizona patient dies in emergency room from plague  NBC News

• Nicotine pouch poisonings soar in babies and toddlers - NBC News

  Nicotine pouch poisonings soar in babies and toddlers  NBC News

• Two of these fruits a day can boost gut health, fight cancer risk, doctor says - AOL.com

  Two of these fruits a day can boost gut health, fight cancer risk, doctor says  AOL.comView Full Coverage on Google News

• Doctors Dismissed Woman's Concerning Symptom for Months. Then She Went Through 30 Rounds of Radiation (Exclusive) - AOL.com

  Doctors Dismissed Woman's Concerning Symptom for Months. Then She Went Through 30 Rounds of Radiation (Exclusive)  AOL.com

• Just 30 minutes a day of ‘Japanese walking’ may help you get in shape - The Washington Post

  1. Just 30 minutes a day of ‘Japanese walking’ may help you get in shape  The Washington Post
  2. I tried the walking method ‘better than 10,000 steps per day’ – this is why I’m a fan  The Independent
  3. Walk your way to lower blood pressure, stronger legs and fitter heart  Ynetnews
  4. Why Japanese seniors walk more — and stay younger, longer  The Times of India
  5. What Is Interval Walking Training? Lifestyle Coach Shares Benefits  NDTV

• In first, Israeli researchers develop mRNA jab against antibiotic-resistant bacterium - The Times of Israel

  1. In first, Israeli researchers develop mRNA jab against antibiotic-resistant bacterium  The Times of Israel
  2. From COVID to pneumonic plague: mRNA vaccine scores another win with 100% effectiveness  The Times of India
  3. Israeli researchers discover world's first mRNA-based vaccine against bacterium  The Jerusalem Post
  4. New Israeli mRNA Jab Developed Against Antibiotic-Resistant Bacterium, Offering Hope for Medical Advancements  Vocal
  5. Breakthrough mRNA vaccine shows 100% effectiveness against deadly bacteria  The Brighter Side of News

• Popularly prescribed pain drug can increase the risk of dementia by up to 40%, reveals study - The Times of India

  1. Popularly prescribed pain drug can increase the risk of dementia by up to 40%, reveals study  The Times of India
  2. Frequent gabapentin use linked to higher dementia and cognitive impairment risk  News-Medical
  3. Nerve pain medication gabapentin possibly tied to dementia, study says  upi.com
  4. Common painkiller for low-back issues tied to 29% higher dementia risk  New Atlas
  5. Popular back pain medication linked to brain health risks in some patients  Fox News

• Mosquito traps test positive for West Nile virus in Fulton County - WSB-TV

  1. Mosquito traps test positive for West Nile virus in Fulton County  WSB-TV
  2. West Nile virus detected in Fulton County  FOX 5 Atlanta
  3. West Nile virus found in Fulton County: How it spreads and who is at risk  The Times of India
  4. Fulton County health officials say mosquito samples tested positive for West Nile  11Alive.com
  5. 2 mosquito traps in Atlanta test positive for West Nile virus, board of health says  WRDW

• Common genetic mutation dramatically increases the risk of dementia in men - Earth.com

  Common genetic mutation dramatically increases the risk of dementia in men  Earth.com

• These 4 common food types could make you smell bad, experts caution - AOL.com

  These 4 common food types could make you smell bad, experts caution  AOL.comView Full Coverage on Google News

• The #1 Food to Limit to Reduce Your Risk of Dementia, According to Dietitians - AOL.com

  1. The #1 Food to Limit to Reduce Your Risk of Dementia, According to Dietitians  AOL.com
  2. Major Study Links 4 Healthy Diets With Up to 28% Lower Dementia Risk  ScienceAlert
  3. Following This Diet Can Reduce Your Risk of Alzheimer’s, No Matter Your Age  SciTechDaily
  4. What is the Mind diet? The simple swaps that could slash your risk of dementia  The Independent
  5. Get ready for better health with the MIND Diet and Alaska berries  Fairbanks Daily News-Miner

• Groundbreaking discovery that'll see autism diagnoses skyrocket... with one group of Americans hit the hardest - Daily Mail

  1. Groundbreaking discovery that'll see autism diagnoses skyrocket... with one group of Americans hit the hardest  Daily Mail
  2. There Are at Least Four Types of Autism, Researchers Find  Scientific American
  3. Decomposition of phenotypic heterogeneity in autism reveals underlying genetic programs  Nature
  4. Four Autism Subtypes Found in Study of 5,000 Children  Technology Networks
  5. Researchers identify four distinct types of autism  Axios

• A common drug taken by 34million Americans has left me suffering from an embarrassing side effect - Daily Mail

  A common drug taken by 34million Americans has left me suffering from an embarrassing side effect  Daily Mail

• 8 Effective Ways to Prevent Mosquito Bites, According to Entomologists - marthastewart.com

  1. 8 Effective Ways to Prevent Mosquito Bites, According to Entomologists  marthastewart.com
  2. Want to make yourself less appealing to mosquitoes? Our quiz has surprising ideas  NPR
  3. Mosquito spike in Central Iowa sparks potential demand for pest solutions  KCCI
  4. Mosquitoes: Safety and Preventing Bites  Health US News
  5. Don’t let ticks, mosquitoes spoil outdoor summer fun  The Perry News

• New COVID variant presence unknown in Pitkin County as cases rise - AspenTimes.com

  1. New COVID variant presence unknown in Pitkin County as cases rise  AspenTimes.com
  2. 2 summer COVID strains are less severe than earlier strains, doctor says  woodtv.com
  3. ‘Razor blade throat’: What to know about COVID variant with unpleasant symptom  WWLP
  4. What EKY health experts say about new ‘nimbus’ COVID-19 variant  WYMT
  5. What to Know about the New Covid-19 Variant  NBC Palm Springs

• If You're Not Doing This One Thing, You May Not Be Pooping Correctly - BuzzFeed

  1. If You're Not Doing This One Thing, You May Not Be Pooping Correctly  BuzzFeed
  2. Should You Be ‘Fibermaxxing’?  The New York Times
  3. Fibremaxxing: could TikTok’s latest wellness trend actually make sense?  The Guardian
  4. If You're Not Fibermaxxing, Are You Even Pooping Right?  HuffPost
  5. What is fibermaxxing? All about the new TikTok trend that might be ‘better’ for your gut health  The Times of India

• Liver damage: Popular supplement backfires on woman; 5 common supplements that can be fatal to your heart - The Times of India

  1. Liver damage: Popular supplement backfires on woman; 5 common supplements that can be fatal to your heart  The Times of India
  2. N.J. woman hospitalized with liver damage from turmeric supplement after seeing NBC News report  NBC News
  3. She Took a Turmeric Supplement for Inflammation. It Nearly Destroyed Her Liver  People.com
  4. Daily turmeric supplement lands US woman in hospital with liver damage: Why turmeric in your food is just enough  The Indian Express
  5. NJ woman hospitalized ‘one step before liver failure’ after taking popular supplement  New York Post

• Some gut microbes can absorb and help expel ‘forever chemicals’ from the body, research shows - The Guardian

  1. Some gut microbes can absorb and help expel ‘forever chemicals’ from the body, research shows  The Guardian
  2. Bacteria in the gut found to absorb PFAS ‘forever chemicals’  New Atlas
  3. Your PFAS Questions Answered by Professor Rainer Lohmann  Technology Networks
  4. Chemical Pollution's Blind Spot: How CMU Researchers Are Filling the Gaps  Carnegie Mellon University
  5. Gut microbes may flush ‘forever chemicals’ from the body  Science News

• Vaccines: Why they're even more important than you think - Salon.com

  1. Vaccines: Why they're even more important than you think  Salon.com
  2. For Your Health: Vaccines save lives at every age  Daily Republic
  3. Protect your family's health this summer with routine immunizations  WRAL.com
  4. Well-Being Wednesday: Addressing vaccine myths and misconceptions  KRXI
  5. The Truth About Vaccines and Autism: Acknowledging Fears, Sharing Facts  Hackensack Meridian Health

• Weekly Injection Could Revolutionize Parkinson’s Treatment - Neuroscience News

  1. Weekly Injection Could Revolutionize Parkinson’s Treatment  Neuroscience News
  2. Researchers hope new injection will be a 'game-changer' for people living with Parkinson's  Australian Broadcasting Corporation
  3. Weekly Parkinson’s injection would be a game-changer for patients  New Atlas
  4. Indian-origin scientists develop weekly injectable for Parkinson’s  Daijiworld
  5. Weekly Injection Could Be Life Changing for Parkinson’s Patients | Newswise  Newswise

• Aseem Malhotra: ‘The harm caused by the Covid vaccine has been catastrophic’ - Yahoo

  Aseem Malhotra: ‘The harm caused by the Covid vaccine has been catastrophic’  Yahoo

• 'Smelly cats' found in rubbish dump named after TV's Friends - BBC

  'Smelly cats' found in rubbish dump named after TV's Friends  BBC

• New research shows the psychological toll of the 2024 presidential election - PsyPost

  New research shows the psychological toll of the 2024 presidential election  PsyPost

• ‘Tremendous uncertainty’ for cancer research as US officials target mRNA vaccines - The Guardian

  ‘Tremendous uncertainty’ for cancer research as US officials target mRNA vaccines  The Guardian

• Do Omega-3 Supplements Boost Exercise Performance? Study Offers Clues - Healthline

  Do Omega-3 Supplements Boost Exercise Performance? Study Offers Clues  Healthline

• Life expectancy for Californians still lower than before COVID — here’s why - San Francisco Chronicle

  1. Life expectancy for Californians still lower than before COVID — here’s why  San Francisco Chronicle
  2. California’s declining life expectancy driven by a public health crisis  World Socialist Web Site
  3. Life Expectancy in California Has Not Rebounded After Covid  The New York Times
  4. Life expectancy in California still hasn’t rebounded since the pandemic  Los Angeles Times
  5. US life expectancy plummeted during pandemic and still hasn’t returned to normal  95.5 WSB

• Why isolated community is suffering horrifying baby birth defects - Daily Mail

  Why isolated community is suffering horrifying baby birth defects  Daily Mail

• Methylphenidate: ADHD drug curbs impulsivity in men only, linked to brain wiring differences - PsyPost

  Methylphenidate: ADHD drug curbs impulsivity in men only, linked to brain wiring differences  PsyPost

• Does Exercise Actually Improve Mental Health? - SciTechDaily

  1. Does Exercise Actually Improve Mental Health?  SciTechDaily
  2. Devlin Brown at the water cooler: You can trick your brain into enjoying exercise  BusinessLIVE
  3. FIU study points the way to building mental toughness and enjoying exercise  southfloridahospitalnews.com
  4. Exercise can greatly benefit teenagers’ mental health – here’s what the evidence says  The Conversation
  5. Exercise linked to better mental health in children, study finds  The Educator

• How much sun is needed to get enough vitamin D? - WKBN.com

  1. How much sun is needed to get enough vitamin D?  WKBN.com
  2. 5 serious diseases Vitamin D deficiency can cause  The Times of India
  3. 7 Nutritious Foods to Improve Vitamin D for Strong Bones and Immunity.  The Indian Express
  4. Vitamin D deficiency poses public health challenge, say experts  The Hindu
  5. If you can't go outside, here's where you can get sources of vitamin D  WBAL-TV

• Syphilis infections rise sharply with women most hit - standardmedia.co.ke

  1. Syphilis infections rise sharply with women most hit  standardmedia.co.ke
  2. Chatham County sees rise in syphilis cases  WSAV-TV
  3. Syphilis Cases up 65% in Greece  tovima.com

• Paralyzed Sheep Driving Motorized Wheelchair for First Time Has Everyone in Awe - Yahoo

  Paralyzed Sheep Driving Motorized Wheelchair for First Time Has Everyone in Awe  Yahoo

• Doctors Are Warning That Ozempic’s Severe Side Effects May Outweigh Its Benefits - Futurism

  1. Doctors Are Warning That Ozempic’s Severe Side Effects May Outweigh Its Benefits  Futurism
  2. As Ozempic use grows, lesser-known risks emerge  DW
  3. Potentially fatal side effect of weight-loss drugs sparks new investigation  New York Post
  4. Ozempic Is Changing More Than Waistlines as Scientists Wise Up to Concerning Side Effects  ZME Science
  5. Optic Neuropathy and Other Hidden Ocular Risks of GLP-1 RA Weight Loss Drugs  Pulmonology Advisor

• 80% of Menopausal Women Are Hurting Their Heart Health—Here’s How - bestlifeonline.com

  1. 80% of Menopausal Women Are Hurting Their Heart Health—Here’s How  bestlifeonline.com
  2. The One Thing Midlife Women Can Do Tonight to Protect Their Hearts  SciTechDaily
  3. The Heart-Sleep Link Women Over 45 Need To Be Aware Of  WorldHealth.net
  4. High blood pressure in women after 45: 10 heart health tips  Moneycontrol
  5. Why sleep is the single most important way to protect your health post-menopause  Women's Health

• MIL Reveals Her True Ugly Colors At Grandbaby’s Gender Reveal - Bored Panda

  MIL Reveals Her True Ugly Colors At Grandbaby’s Gender Reveal  Bored Panda

• Why are mothers in New York having so many C-sections? - Times Union

  Why are mothers in New York having so many C-sections?  Times Union

• Researchers grow 400+ brain cell types—a leap for Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s research - ScienceDaily

  1. Researchers grow 400+ brain cell types—a leap for Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s research  ScienceDaily
  2. Looking to study neurological conditions, researchers produce over 400 different types of nerve cells  Medical Xpress
  3. What single cells are revealing about brain disorders  Drug Target Review
  4. Parse-Enabled Study Maps Neuronal Pathways with Potential Implications for Neurodegenerative Disease Research  BioSpace
  5. Lab-Grown Neurons Reach Unprecedented Diversity  Neuroscience News

• Ancient DNA reveals 37,000 years of hidden human infections - Earth.com

  1. Ancient DNA reveals 37,000 years of hidden human infections  Earth.com
  2. The spatiotemporal distribution of human pathogens in ancient Eurasia  Nature
  3. A 37,000-Year Chronicle of What Once Ailed Us  The New York Times
  4. Scientists create a 'map' of human infectious diseases spanning 37,000 years  Live Science
  5. Large-scale DNA study maps 37,000 years of human disease history  University of Cambridge

• Brain scans reveal who may benefit most from MDMA for trauma-related symptoms - PsyPost

  Brain scans reveal who may benefit most from MDMA for trauma-related symptoms  PsyPost

• A personal trainer says these are the three exercises you should be doing regularly if you walk a lot - Fit&Well

  1. A personal trainer says these are the three exercises you should be doing regularly if you walk a lot  Fit&Well
  2. Here's Exactly How To Walk For Weight Loss, According To Trainers  Women's Health
  3. Can’t stick to daily walks? Try these 10 easy habit hacks  The Times of India
  4. When Walking for Weight Loss, Should You Keep the Same Pace or Change?  TODAY.com
  5. This One Change Will Make Your Walks More Effective, According to Personal Trainers  parade.com

• Utah confirms measles in Provo wastewater amid ongoing outbreak - KTVB

  1. Utah confirms measles in Provo wastewater amid ongoing outbreak  KTVB
  2. Measles detected in Provo wastewater, officials find  FOX 13 News Utah
  3. Measles found in Provo wastewater sample, health officials confirm  Deseret News
  4. Measles virus detected in Provo area waste water  Gephardt Daily
  5. Measles detected in Provo area wastewater, officials remind residents to take precautions  ABC4 Utah

• Want To Stay Sharp? This Simple Habit Can Delay Dementia By 5 Years - MindBodyGreen

  1. Want To Stay Sharp? This Simple Habit Can Delay Dementia By 5 Years  MindBodyGreen
  2. Warding off Alzheimer's might mean making these 11 lifestyle changes, expert says  Fox News
  3. This is the most effective activity to keep your memory sharp, according to science  futura-sciences.com
  4. Very simple lifestyle change before the age of 50 dramatically improves brain health and aging  Earth.com
  5. How to lower your Alzheimer’s risk, according to Dr. Daniel Amen  MSN

• Foods That Naturally Relieve Headaches, Backed by Health Pros - CNET

  Foods That Naturally Relieve Headaches, Backed by Health Pros  CNET

• Heart Disease: What Causes It—How to Prevent It - Barron's

  1. Heart Disease: What Causes It—How to Prevent It  Barron's
  2. Heart attacks aren’t as fatal as they used to be  vox.com
  3. Mortality from Chronic Heart Disease Increases as Heart Attack Mortality Falls  HCPLive
  4. Deaths From Heart Attacks Are Down; Here's What Can Kill You Instead  Times Now

• 5 "Bad" Foods That Actually Help With Weight Loss, According to Dietitians - EatingWell

  5 "Bad" Foods That Actually Help With Weight Loss, According to Dietitians  EatingWell

• Are Breast Cancer Survivors Vulnerable to Dementia? - Medscape

  1. Are Breast Cancer Survivors Vulnerable to Dementia?  Medscape
  2. Dementia risk may be lower in cancer survivors – Korean study  Medical Brief
  3. Radiotherapy for breast cancer linked to lower Alzheimer's risk  AOL.com
  4. Alzheimer Dementia Risk Reduction in Breast Cancer Survivors  Labroots
  5. Alzheimer's disease: Do breast cancer survivors have a lower risk?  Medical News Today

• 5 Strange Things Your Dog Can Predict—And Science Backs It Up - Yahoo

  5 Strange Things Your Dog Can Predict—And Science Backs It Up  Yahoo

• N.J. county issues alert for peak tick season as cases rise statewide - NJ.com

  1. N.J. county issues alert for peak tick season as cases rise statewide  NJ.com
  2. Summer's pest: How to reduce mosquito bites in NJ  Bergen Record
  3. Here's how to avoid mosquito bites in NJ this summer  Yahoo News
  4. Mosquito Season Returns: How Bergen County Is Working to Control Them  TAPinto
  5. Mosquito Season in Piscataway: NJ Officials Urge Standing Water Removal to Prevent Disease  TAPinto

• How is DNA used to identify victims of mass disasters? - Live Science

  How is DNA used to identify victims of mass disasters?  Live Science

• Psychologist explains true reality as Ozempic users report sex drive side effect of the drug - LADbible

  1. Psychologist explains true reality as Ozempic users report sex drive side effect of the drug  LADbible
  2. Why 'Ozempic sex' has emerged as a side-effect of the drug as people share their experiences  UNILAD
  3. “Extremely Toxic”: Stories Of What It’s Really Like Being Around People Who Are Taking Ozempic  inkl
  4. Doctor explains why Ozempic use is causing worrying 'Ozempic-sex' side effect  UNILAD Tech
  5. Ozempic Patients Say Their Sex Drives Have Disappeared: “I Can’t Feel Anything”  bestlifeonline.com

• Low sexual activity, body shape, and mood may combine in ways that shorten lives, new study suggests - PsyPost

  Low sexual activity, body shape, and mood may combine in ways that shorten lives, new study suggests  PsyPost

• Frequent egg consumption linked to lower risk of Alzheimer’s dementia, study finds - PsyPost

  Frequent egg consumption linked to lower risk of Alzheimer’s dementia, study finds  PsyPost

• 7 Things Stroke Doctors Say You Should Never, Ever Do - HuffPost

  7 Things Stroke Doctors Say You Should Never, Ever Do  HuffPost

• Gene Key to MS Immune Regulation Discovered - Neuroscience News

  Gene Key to MS Immune Regulation Discovered  Neuroscience News

• Liberals and conservatives live differently — but people think the divide is even bigger than it is - PsyPost

  Liberals and conservatives live differently — but people think the divide is even bigger than it is  PsyPost

• Mondayitis Could Have a Deadly Effect On Your Body - ScienceAlert

  1. Mondayitis Could Have a Deadly Effect On Your Body  ScienceAlert
  2. That dread you feel on Mondays is real — and it’s doing more damage than you think, new study finds  New York Post
  3. Downside of working is worse than you think  News.com.au
  4. Monday anxiety is very real – and we now have the biological proof  New Atlas
  5. Experts issue stark warning over ‘Monday blues’ as phenomenon could have very real threat to your health  LADbible

• If you want to stay mentally sharp in your 80s, say goodbye to these 7 habits now - VegOut

  1. If you want to stay mentally sharp in your 80s, say goodbye to these 7 habits now  VegOut
  2. Doom Scrolling to Skipping Meals: Doctor shares 5 everyday habits that are ageing your brain  India TV News
  3. NHS doctor shares '5 everyday habits that are ageing your brain': Doom scrolling to skipping meals, especially breakfast  Hindustan Times
  4. Doctor explains how doomscrolling and isolation age your brain  inkl
  5. Five common habits that age your brain revealed by doctor  MSN

• Do your knees cave in when you squat? Try these three exercise physiologist-approved moves - Fit&Well

  Do your knees cave in when you squat? Try these three exercise physiologist-approved moves  Fit&Well

• What a heart attack really feels like - it's much different from what you see on TV - Earth.com

  1. What a heart attack really feels like - it's much different from what you see on TV  Earth.com
  2. Hidden signs of a heart attack you may feel days before it hits  The Times of India
  3. Cardiologist shares early signs of heart attack most people ignore until it’s too late: ‘You may feel dizzy…’  Hindustan Times
  4. 20% of heart attacks show no symptoms—Dr Shriram Nene shares signs to watch out for  financialexpress.com
  5. How to Spot a Heart Attack, Stroke, and more life-threatening conditions  The Economic Times

• The Fourth Wave: How Speedballing Is Creating a New Kind of Drug Crisis - Gizmodo

  1. The Fourth Wave: How Speedballing Is Creating a New Kind of Drug Crisis  Gizmodo
  2. Drug combinations, intentional and unintentional, are increasingly common.  Psychology Today
  3. ‘Speedballing’ evolves from occasional celebrity scandal to public health crisis: Opinion  OregonLive.com
  4. Speedballing – the deadly mix of stimulants and opioids – requires a new approach to prevention and treatment  Yahoo

• Psychologist explains difference between Alzheimer's and dementia - The Mirror

  1. Psychologist explains difference between Alzheimer's and dementia  The Mirror
  2. Dementia and Alzheimer's disease aren't the same thing. Here's why.  USA Today
  3. Understanding the signs and causes of Alzheimer's Disease  KING5.com
  4. Alzheimer’s disease explained - 6 Jul 2025 - Psychology Now Magazine  Readly | All magazines - one magazine app subscription
  5. Key dementia and Alzheimer's disease differences explained by a psychologist  Glasgow Live

• Ice Bath Trend Raises Health Concerns. Here Are 6 Tips For Staying Safe. - ScienceAlert

  1. Ice Bath Trend Raises Health Concerns. Here Are 6 Tips For Staying Safe.  ScienceAlert
  2. Cold plunges for weight loss? Why they might not work  The Times of India
  3. Some Southwest Floridians embracing the cold-plunge trend  WGCU
  4. What cold plunges really do to your body  The Kathmandu Post
  5. Cold Plunges For Weight Loss? New Study Says You’re Just Burning Calories To Eat More Later  Zee News

• 6 Things to Do in the Morning to Help Prevent Inflammation Throughout the Day - EatingWell

  1. 6 Things to Do in the Morning to Help Prevent Inflammation Throughout the Day  EatingWell
  2. 7 Lifestyle Habits That Can Reduce Inflammation, According to Health Experts  Real Simple
  3. 11 Anti-Inflammatory Snacks for Weight Loss  EatingWell
  4. 5 things you can do to manage chronic inflammation  Women's Health Australia
  5. 6 anti-inflammatory foods for weight loss  Healthshots

• The Best Time to Eat Breakfast for Weight Loss, According to Dietitians - EatingWell

  The Best Time to Eat Breakfast for Weight Loss, According to Dietitians  EatingWell

• Excessive Salt Consumption in India: ICMR Launches Study to Combat Hypertension - Deccan Herald

  1. Excessive Salt Consumption in India: ICMR Launches Study to Combat Hypertension  Deccan Herald
  2. Excess salt intake putting Indians at risk of heart disease, kidney disorders: ICMR study  Mint
  3. A pinch too much? What science says about salt  The Indian Panorama
  4. India is in grip of silent epidemic of excess salt consumption, says ICMR-NIE  ANI News
  5. 8 major hidden salt sources Indians should avoid in diet  CNBC TV18

• Maternal Depression Linked to Weaker Bonds - Neuroscience News

  Maternal Depression Linked to Weaker Bonds  Neuroscience News

• Endocrinologist shares 10 daily habits that increase cortisol and affect metabolism - Mint

  1. Endocrinologist shares 10 daily habits that increase cortisol and affect metabolism  Mint
  2. The nine foods to eat to lower your cortisol, according to a nutritionist  The Telegraph
  3. Easy Ways To Regulate Your Cortisol Levels in the Morning and Have a Stress-Free Day  Vogue
  4. 10 foods that can control high cortisol levels  The Times of India
  5. 6 Surprising Things That Are Increasing Your Stress Hormone (Cortisol)  health.com

• New research reveals how male and female brains process regret and change decisions - Medical Xpress

  New research reveals how male and female brains process regret and change decisions  Medical Xpress

• Stanford scientists 'totally surprised' by potential Parkinson's treatment discovery - AOL.com

  Stanford scientists 'totally surprised' by potential Parkinson's treatment discovery  AOL.comView Full Coverage on Google News

• Rethinking Inflammation: Is Everything We Know About Aging and Disease Wrong? - SciTechDaily

  1. Rethinking Inflammation: Is Everything We Know About Aging and Disease Wrong?  SciTechDaily
  2. Ageing isn’t the same everywhere – why inflammation may be a lifestyle problem  The Conversation
  3. Living more like a hunter-gatherer may ward off ageing  The Times
  4. Living like Tarzan is key to avoiding agonising deaths in tech and takeaway-addicted cities  dailystar.co.uk
  5. Dr. David Furman on Inflammation and Aging  Lifespan Research Institute