Public-Health Alerts Hospitals & Services Maternal & Child Health Mental Health Disease Outbreaks Medicines Nutrition Health Insurance Health Research Health Explainers U.S. cancer patients need lifesaving drugs. Some have to get them in China. - Yahoo Until recently, a Manhattanite might venture no more than a few dozen blocks to find the world's most sophisticated cancer treatment. Cutting-edge American m...
Yahoo Entertainment · 20 Oct 2026 What to eat for younger-looking skin - BBC Plants, fats, and fermented foods can reduce wrinkles, boost collagen and improve the texture of our skin.
BBC News · 20 Oct 2026 TMR International Hospital Wins Big at East Africa Brand Quality Awards
Nile Post · 20 Oct 2026 Her High-Risk Pregnancy Kept Her from Pre-Wedding Events—Until Her In-Laws Turned Medical Complications into Resentment - TwistedSifter Explore the complexities of relationships during significant life events like weddings, especially in challenging circumstances.
Twistedsifter.com · 20 Oct 2026 NDA starts nationwide crackdown on illegal herbal medicine sales - Daily Monitor NDA starts nationwide crackdown on illegal herbal medicine sales Daily Monitor
Daily Monitor · 20 Oct 2026 195 contacts identified in confirmed Huntsville measles case - WAFF The Alabama Department of Public Health says 195 contacts have been identified across different exposure locations connected to a confirmed measles case in Huntsville.
WAFF · 20 Oct 2026 Invasive 'yellow fever mosquito' found in Davis County for the first time - KSL News An invasive species introduced to southern Utah nearly a decade ago has now made its way to northern Utah.
KSL.com · 20 Oct 2026 Survivor urges testing after getting stage 3 diagnosis months after clear mammogram - WWMT After overcoming her own cancer diagnosis, one Kalamazoo woman is sharing her story.
WWMT-TV · 20 Oct 2026 Researchers Discover What Reading for Pleasure May Be Doing to Your Brain - SciTechDaily Reading for pleasure may offer surprising benefits for the brain, with research linking the habit to better mental health, stronger cognitive abilities, and a lower risk of dementia.
SciTechDaily · 20 Oct 2026 Foundation artificial intelligence models for health recognition by use of face photographs (FAHR-Face): a model development and validation study - The Lancet A single foundation model can generate inexpensive, scalable facial biomarkers that capture both biological ageing and disease-related mortality risk. The foundation model enabled effective training by use of relatively small clinical datasets. Routine quanti…
The Lancet · 20 Oct 2026 "When My Mom Had Her Varicose Veins Removed She Said They Pulled Em Out Like A Spaghetti Noodle 😩": People Are Sharing Wild Things About The Human Body That Most People Don't Know, And They're So Unsettling They're Going Viral - BuzzFeed "Made a post about how teeth aren’t bones. That one made people real mad. But hey, teeth aren’t bones."
Buzzfeed · 19 Oct 2026 People Are Sharing Wild Things About The Human Body That Most People Don't Know - Yahoo "Made a post about how teeth aren’t bones. That one made people real mad. But hey, teeth aren’t bones."
Buzzfeed · 19 Oct 2026 Lung cancer can grow silently for years, here’s who qualifies for screening - Fox News Only 15% of eligible Americans get screened for lung cancer, translating to tens of thousands of preventable deaths every year, doctors warn.
Fox News · 19 Oct 2026 How to prevent osteoporosis, from training to eating calcium-rich food - South China Morning Post With one in five postmenopausal Hong Kong women at high risk of a hip fracture, experts share how training and nutrition can safeguard bones.
Post Magazine · 19 Oct 2026 I have a condition people are too embarrassed to talk about - BBC Women share their experience of lichen sclerosus.
BBC News · 19 Oct 2026 DNA once dismissed as 'noise' reveals new bacterial species in prostate cancer patients - Medical Xpress University of East Anglia researchers have discovered the genetic blueprints of 18 new bacterial species collected from prostate cancer patients.
Medical Xpress · 19 Oct 2026 Pennsylvania issues alert on congenital measles—something US hasn’t seen for decades - Ars Technica Congenital measles can be fatal, and survivors require monitoring for years.
Ars Technica · 19 Oct 2026 Chicken vs. Shrimp: Which Is Better for Your Cholesterol? - EatingWell Is chicken or shrimp better for cholesterol? Dietitians explain how saturated fat, dietary cholesterol and cooking methods affect your choices.
Eatingwell.com · 19 Oct 2026 Projected Effect of 2026 Federal Changes to the Childhood Immunization Schedule on Chronic Hepatitis B Virus Infections in the United States | Annals of Internal Medicine - ACP Journals Background: The United States recently proposed changes to the recommendations for childhood hepatitis B virus (HBV) vaccination. Objective: To project the effect of vaccine policy changes, if fully implemented, on chronic HBV infections. Design: Markov cohor…
Acpjournals.org · 19 Oct 2026 Gen Z, Millennials, Gen X & Boomers Have Very Different Ideas Of What Counts As Mental Illness - YourTango Young people today talk about mental health issues more freely than any generation before, and because of how quickly perceptions of it have changed, they all tend to define mental illness differently.
YourTango · 19 Oct 2026 Several dead geese and ducks recovered from North Charleston’s Quarterman Pond - Live 5 News The City of North Charleston has recovered several dead geese and ducks from Quaterman’s Pond.
Live 5 News WCSC · 19 Oct 2026 Unexpected truth about diet soda vs. water revealed in new study - New York Post Diet soda has long promised a hit of sweetness without the sugar overload that can fuel weight gain.
New York Post · 19 Oct 2026 ‘Rethinking Drinking’ in Steamboat Springs: Author Annie Grace explores why the mountain town drinks more - SteamboatToday.com Before her testimonial talk on Rethinking Drinking last week in Steamboat Springs, Western Slope author and educator Annie Grace had a dream that only two people would show up. Event host Soniya Fidler, president of UCHealth Yampa Valley Medical Center, had t…
Steamboat Pilot & Today · 19 Oct 2026 Is your daily nap a sign of something more dire? - The Independent About a third of Americans take a daily nap
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