Up to five cups of coffee a day may benefit heart health - Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Most adults can safely consume up to 400 mg of caffeine each day—and doing so may have cardiovascular benefits.
Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences · 23 Jul 2026Pa. resident tests positive for measles, might have exposed others at department store - PennLive.com
PennLive · 23 Jul 2026The subtle changes in hearing you should never ignore - The Washington Post
It’s easy to mistake these hearing loss symptoms for mundane things, but in some cases, urgent treatment is essential.
The Washington Post · 23 Jul 2026Dermatologist Reveals The Major Red Flag On Your Skin That Could Signal Heart Problems - Bored Panda
While millions focus on perfecting their skincare routines, dermatologists stress that paying attention to certain skin conditions is even more important for your long-term health.
Boredpanda.com · 23 Jul 2026Woman loses vision in one eye after UTI bacteria evolves to invade her brain - Ars Technica
The case provides a novel report of the emergence of heterovirulence.
Ars Technica · 23 Jul 2026Ghana to host 28th AMCOA conference in August to shape future of health regulation in Africa
The Medical and Dental Council of Ghana (MDC) has officially launched preparations to host the 28th Annual Scientific Conference of the Association of Medical Councils of Africa (AMCOA) from 23rd to 27th August 2026 at the Mövenpick Ambassador Hotel, Accra. T…
Classfmonline.com · 23 Jul 2026This year’s Ebola outbreak has spread faster than the worst on record
The Ebola outbreak in Congo has killed over 1,000 people, reaching this grim milestone nearly three times faster than the 2014-2016 epidemic
Abcnews.com · 23 Jul 2026New measles cases, possible exposures in Ashtabula County - FOX 8 News
The Ashtabula County Health Department on Thursday, July 23, reported two cases of measles and identified three locations where others may have been exposed to the extremely contagious virus in the past week.
fox8.com · 23 Jul 2026Scientists studied the lungs of ex-smokers cell by cell. What they found was unsettling - Newsweek
Former smokers are still more likely to develop the diseases than people who have never smoked.
Newsweek · 23 Jul 2026My Doctor Forced Me To Do Something Disturbing. It Kept Me From Seeking Further Medical Care For Years. - HuffPost
"I wish I could say this was the worst I’ve ever been treated by a medical professional... but it’s not. It’s just the most ridiculous."
HuffPost · 23 Jul 2026DNA Testing Emerges as Tool for Health, Justice and Crime Prevention
DNA testing is increasingly being recognised beyond criminal investigations, with experts saying genetic analysis can help predict disease risks, personalise treatment and strengthen justice systems through scientific evidence.
Nile Post · 23 Jul 2026Hospitality Managers Call for More Investment in Professionals to Boost Uganda’s Tourism Competitiveness
The Hotel General Managers Association of Uganda has urged increased investment in hospitality professionals, saying improved skills, recognition and inclusion of local experts are critical for Uganda to compete in the global tourism industry.
Nile Post · 23 Jul 2026Within-patient gene transfer between transiently and chronically infecting bacteria causes extreme antibiotic resistance during lung infections - Nature
Antibiotic resistance gene acquisition by Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Achromobacter from transiently infecting bacteria drives rapid and extreme resistance to tobramycin during chronic lung infection within patients.
Nature.com · 23 Jul 2026When you have advanced prostate cancer: What living with the disease looks like - CNN
President Joe Biden recently gave an update on his treatment for metastatic prostate cancer. A urologist explains ways to manage this advanced prostate cancer.
CNN · 23 Jul 2026Netherlands commits UGX 57b to boost adolescent health and rights in Uganda through UNFPA SAY+ Programme - PML Daily
Netherlands commits UGX 57b to boost adolescent health and rights in Uganda through UNFPA SAY+ Programme PML Daily
PML Daily · 23 Jul 2026MAP UPDATE: 50 buildings in Manhattan outbreak zone test positive for live bacteria - NBC New York
Here's a list of the Upper East Side buildings with live bacteria in that deadly Legionnaires' outbreak.
NBC New York · 23 Jul 2026Canada announces new travel restrictions that could affect travelers from Africa [Full list]
Canada has announced new temporary border measures that could affect travellers from parts of Africa following an Ebola disease outbreak, introducing entry bans, mandatory quarantines and enhanced health screening for eligible arrivals. The post Canada announ…
Vanguard · 23 Jul 2026Why Aging Feels Different For Men And Women - Forbes
Hormones aren't the whole story. Learn how fascia and the lymphatic system can influence stiffness, recovery, mobility, and why aging feels different for men and women.
Forbes · 23 Jul 2026How the heart's 'little brain' helps it function and protects it against stress - Medical Xpress
For years, scientists have known that the heart has its own network of nerves, the intrinsic cardiac nervous system (ICNS), sometimes called its "little brain." Exactly how it functions has remained something of a mystery, but a new paper published in the jou…
Medical Xpress · 23 Jul 2026How much we fart in a day, according to science — and which age group is the gassiest - New York Post
Given how flatulence can give us insight into gut health, it’s surprising how little we know about the line between what’s good and what’s excessive, researchers say.
New York Post · 23 Jul 2026Popular Snack Foods May Increase Exposure to Toxins Linked to Cancer and Other Health Issues, Study Finds - AOL.com
Researchers studying pregnant women found that mycotoxin levels were higher in the urine of those who consumed more corn and grain products
PEOPLE · 23 Jul 2026Scientists Uncover Strange Effect Ozempic Might Have on Your Hair - Gizmodo
New research suggests that hair loss can be a real, if tiny, risk of starting a GLP-1 drug like Ozempic.
Gizmodo.com · 23 Jul 2026Understanding community antibiotic use and antimicrobial resistance in Sub-Saharan Africa: A grassroots perspective from Enugu, Nigeria
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a growing global health crisis, especially in low-and middle-income countries where antibiotic access is insufficiently regulated and health systems are under-resourced. In Sub-Saharan Africa, the community is often the prima…
Plos.org · 23 Jul 2026Completeness of death registration in Ghana: An evaluation of multiple data sources and methods
Introduction The lack of a robust and comprehensive civil registration system undermines efforts to develop policies that address emerging health issues in a population. While Ghana has made significant strides in birth registration, progress in death registr…
Plos.org · 23 Jul 2026