Combination therapy with broadly neutralizing antibodies, antiretroviral therapy and CCR5 blockade limits viral reservoir seeding in infant macaque model of HIV - Nature
A combined therapy using broadly neutralizing antibodies that target the HIV envelope protein, the CCR5-blocking antibody leronlimab and antiretroviral therapy limits seeding of the viral reservoir in an infant macaque model of HIV at 72 h post-infection.
Nature.com · 11 Aug 2026Man returning from Democratic Republic of Congo hospitalized over suspected Ebola infection
The patient sought medical treatment after developing a fever and is currently being tested. Results are expected within the next 24 hours, according to the health ministry
Haaretz · 11 Aug 2026Suspected Ebola case reported in Israel
The Ministry of Health says a traveler returning from the Democratic Republic of the Congo developed a fever and is being treated in isolation at Soroka Hospital as testing and an epidemiological investigation get underway.
Israelnationalnews.com · 11 Aug 2026One cognitive ability stood out in a study of Western diets and Alzheimer’s risk genes - News-Medical
A Western dietary pattern was associated with faster attention decline among older adults carrying the APOE ε4 allele, while no significant cognitive associations emerged for a Prudent dietary pattern. However, the Western diet association lost statistical si…
News-Medical.Net · 11 Aug 2026Dietitian Reveals Common Gut Health Mistake Men Make That Causes Bloating - AOL.com
Men often chase better gut health by adding probiotics, greens powders, or digestive enzymes. But Carly Carnelli, MPH, RD, a medical education specialist at Thorne, says the more consequential move may be fixing what is already on the plate—especially as high…
Men's Journal · 11 Aug 2026A certified physical therapist says you should do these five things to protect your knees if you're a keen walker, hiker or runner - Fit&Well
“The reason most runners keep getting knee pain is they treat the knee as the problem—it usually isn't,” says Dr Andrew Gorecki
Fitandwell.com · 11 Aug 2026Psychopathic Tendencies Are Linked to Microbes Inside Your Body, Study Reveals - ScienceAlert
The more we find out about the microbiome, the more we realize how truly profound its effects are in shaping who we become.
ScienceAlert · 11 Aug 2026Australia to roll out bird flu vaccines for most vulnerable native birds - BBC
Vulnerable native species will be among the first in line to be protected from the deadly strain.
BBC News · 11 Aug 2026Walking isn't ‘just walking’: 6 ways to make your daily walk work harder for your heart, muscles and metabolism - The Times of India
When it comes to walking, we often write it off as nothing special, more than a basic activity you can sneak in while running errands, taking calls, or shuffling around your home. But, in all truth, that’s what makes it so powerful.Walking is easy to fit into…
The Times of India · 11 Aug 2026Get the Facts on Cancer: Why Iowa has high rates of melanoma - KCCI
The 2026 Cancer in Iowa report estimates 1,500 Iowans will be diagnosed with melanoma this year. Iowa has the fourth-highest rate in the U.S., according to the CDC.
KCCI Des Moines · 11 Aug 202610 Anti-inflammatory Foods to Eat Regularly, According to Experts - Vogue
A handful of scientifically proven benefits will make you hungry for these anti-inflammatory foods.
Vogue · 11 Aug 20263 Supplements to Take with Magnesium That May Support Better Sleep, According to Experts - EatingWell
Taking magnesium for sleep? Experts explain whether L-theanine, melatonin and ashwagandha may provide additional support.
Eatingwell.com · 11 Aug 2026Happiness expert shares the 7 habits of people who are happy and healthy later in life - Upworthy
Google News · 11 Aug 2026Louisiana warns of rise in flesh-eating bacteria infections - The Washington Post
Nine people have contracted Vibrio vulnificus, and five have died, according to state officials. In recent years, warming waters have also pushed cases farther north.
The Washington Post · 11 Aug 2026'I felt Tourette's would ruin my life, now I teach at Cambridge' - BBC
Amanda Cole previously hid her condition but now wants others to "tic freely" without embarrassment.
BBC News · 11 Aug 202610 Diabetes-Friendly Breakfast Bowls to Start Your Morning Right - EatingWell
Start your day with these delicious diabetes-friendly breakfast bowls, from creamy oatmeal bowls to savory grain bowls.
Eatingwell.com · 11 Aug 2026Coroner Links California Law Student’s Death To Weight Loss Drug Tirzepatide - Yahoo
The cause of death of a 19-year-old American law student studying in England has been found to be a heart rhythm disturbance, a conclusion made by the Britis...
Whereisthebuzz.com · 10 Aug 2026England set to eliminate hepatitis C - BBC
England is on track to become one of the first countries in the world to eliminate hepatitis C, a dangerous virus that attacks the liver, figures show.
BBC News · 10 Aug 2026Severe COVID-19 linked to reactivation of some dormant viruses, study finds - Yahoo
11 viruses reactivated within the first 40 days after hospital admission.
Abcnews.com · 10 Aug 2026The US Just Approved Its First mRNA Flu Vaccine. Is This a New Era? - ZME Science
New mRNA jabs could change how vaccines chase viruses.
ZME Science · 10 Aug 2026An Alzheimer’s Drug Cut Expected Cognitive Decline Roughly in Half. It Didn’t Target Amyloid - inc.com
Inc. · 10 Aug 2026A Common Cholesterol Treatment May Also Remove PFAS And Microplastics From Blood - ScienceAlert
A filter used to clear excess fats from the blood of people with cardiovascular disease may also trap much smaller stowaways: some persistent synthetic chemicals and microplastics.
ScienceAlert · 10 Aug 2026Pompano Beach Alzheimer’s Patient Sees Brain Plaques Cleared After 18 Months of Treatment - VINnews
POMPANO BEACH (VINnews)- A 79-year-old Pompano Beach man living with Alzheimer’s disease has had the amyloid plaques cleared from his brain after a year and a half of treatment with a new anti-amyloid medication, according to his doctors. Join our WhatsApp gr…
Vinnews.com · 10 Aug 2026Low-fat dairy may not be as beneficial after all, new study finds - USA Today
The conventional wisdom about opting for lower-fat dairy may not be the best health advice after all, a new study finds.
USA Today · 10 Aug 2026