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• Study links lung cancer to eating fruits and veg: What this means - Medical News Today

  1. Study links lung cancer to eating fruits and veg: What this means  Medical News Today
  2. Eating fruits, vegetables and whole grains may increase chance of early onset lung cancer  Keck Medicine of USC
  3. Pesticide Exposure via Healthy Diets May Increase Lung Cancer Risk in Young Nonsmokers  respiratory-therapy.com
  4. Pesticides on produce may play role in lung cancer in non-smokers  cbs19news.com
  5. New Study Links a Healthy Diet to Early Lung Cancer Diagnosis  Everyday Health

• New Treatment Lets 3 Transplant Patients Halt Anti-Rejection Drugs - The New York Times

  1. New Treatment Lets 3 Transplant Patients Halt Anti-Rejection Drugs  The New York Times
  2. First-of-its-kind Pitt study allows some liver transplant recipients to stop antirejection drugs  Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
  3. First-in-human trial primes immune system to accept donor livers  Medical Xpress
  4. Cell therapy primed liver transplant patients to avoid organ rejection, small study shows  statnews.com
  5. Regulatory Dendritic Cells Enable Early Drug Withdrawal in Liver Transplants  Bioengineer.org

• I spoke to 3 doctors to find the best allergy products that deliver real relief - CNN

  1. I spoke to 3 doctors to find the best allergy products that deliver real relief  CNN
  2. Don't rely only on anti-histamines this allergy season : Life Kit  NPR
  3. Are Your Allergies Worse This Season? Climate Change and Pollution Might Be to Blame.  Mother Jones
  4. Spring blooms bring pollen surge across the Ohio Valley, triggering allergy season  WTOV
  5. How to find relief during allergy season in Michiana  WNDU

• Much-Hyped Alzheimer's Drugs Show No Meaningful Benefit, Major Review Finds - ScienceAlert

  1. Much-Hyped Alzheimer's Drugs Show No Meaningful Benefit, Major Review Finds  ScienceAlert
  2. Analysis of Alzheimer’s Drugs Stirs Debate About Their Effectiveness  The New York Times
  3. Cochrane review reignites Alzheimer’s amyloid wars  statnews.com
  4. Alzheimer's Drug Review Ignites Backlash From Experts  MedPage Today
  5. Anti-amyloid Alzheimer’s drugs show no clinically meaningful effect  Cochrane Collaboration

• ER Visits For Tick Bites At Highest Level In A Decade: What To Know In CT - Patch

  1. ER Visits For Tick Bites At Highest Level In A Decade: What To Know In CT  Patch
  2. How to tick-proof your yard  The Washington Post
  3. Ticks are surging early in Connecticut — the data shows how much  CT Insider
  4. Record heat, rising tick populations collide in Pennsylvania  6abc Philadelphia
  5. Weekly ER visits for tick bites reach highest level in nearly a decade. Will this season be worse?  abcnews.com

• As e-bike crashes send an increasing number of people to the hospital, cities search for solutions - The Guardian

  1. As e-bike crashes send an increasing number of people to the hospital, cities search for solutions  The Guardian
  2. E-Bike and Scooter Crashes Are Leading to More Brain Injuries  NYU Langone Health
  3. Victor Dominocielo: ‘E-Bikes’ and the Only Collision That Counts  Noozhawk
  4. Growing number of trauma, brain injuries linked to e-bikes and e-scooters at 1 hospital: Study  abcnews.com
  5. South Florida Experiencing Rise in Injuries with Continued E-bike Popularity Surge  floridainjurylawyer-blawg.com

• Deadly virus that causes vomiting, diarrhea on the rise in the U.S.: Here’s what to know - PennLive.com

  1. Deadly virus that causes vomiting, diarrhea on the rise in the U.S.: Here’s what to know  PennLive.com
  2. This dangerous vomiting and diarrhea virus is surging across the US  USA Today
  3. Life-threatening virus that causes vomiting and diarrhea at high levels in the U.S., CDC says  NBC News
  4. Rotavirus levels rise in Jackson area, health officials warn  WILX
  5. Medical Experts Warn of Potentially Deadly Virus Surging in Children That Can Cause Fatal Diarrhea and Vomiting  People.com

• RFK Jr. Calls Tylenol Study Finding No Link To Autism ‘Garbage’ - HuffPost

  RFK Jr. Calls Tylenol Study Finding No Link To Autism ‘Garbage’  HuffPostView Full Coverage on Google News

• Dad brains: How fatherhood rewires the male mind - BBC

  Dad brains: How fatherhood rewires the male mind  BBC

• San Francisco Reports Its First Clade I Mpox Case — What to Know and How to Find a Vaccine - KQED

  1. San Francisco Reports Its First Clade I Mpox Case — What to Know and How to Find a Vaccine  KQED
  2. San Francisco reports first case of more severe mpox strain  San Francisco Chronicle
  3. California urges mpox vaccination after more-severe strain detected in San Francisco  Los Angeles Times
  4. SF health officials urge vaccinations after new case of monkeypox reported  Local News Matters
  5. Monkeypox Strain Found In San Francisco  103.7 KFQD

• Report details tetanus in 4 unvaccinated US kids, including refusal of post-exposure prevention - CIDRAP

  1. Report details tetanus in 4 unvaccinated US kids, including refusal of post-exposure prevention  CIDRAP
  2. Tetanus Deaths Still Happening in the U.S., CDC Report Shows  MedPage Today
  3. Tetanus still occurs among all ages in US, mainly in undervaccinated  CIDRAP
  4. Older Women at Highest Risk of Tetanus Related Death  Vax-Before-Travel

• Red hair gene favoured by natural selection over last 10,000 years, study finds | Evolution - The Guardian

  1. Red hair gene favoured by natural selection over last 10,000 years, study finds | Evolution  The Guardian
  2. Massive Ancient-DNA Study Reveals Natural Selection Has Accelerated in Recent Human Evolution  Harvard Medical School
  3. Nature Is Still Molding Human Genes, Study Finds  The New York Times
  4. 'Human evolution didn't slow down; we were just missing the signal': Large DNA study reveals natural selection led to more redheads and less male-pattern baldness  Live Science
  5. How natural selection really shaped humanity  The Economist

• Utah Becomes the New Center of U.S. Measles Cases - The New York Times

  1. Utah Becomes the New Center of U.S. Measles Cases  The New York Times
  2. Utah reports more than 600 measles cases as outbreak spreads across US  The Guardian
  3. Measles and Moab? Pitkin County Public Health raises awareness in off-season  AspenTimes.com
  4. This state is the new epicenter of measles in America  The Independent
  5. Several preschools exposed to measles as Utah reaches over 600 cases  ABC4 Utah

• The Unexpected Reason Why Your Migraines Might Get Worse Depending on the Air - Gizmodo

  1. The Unexpected Reason Why Your Migraines Might Get Worse Depending on the Air  Gizmodo
  2. 3 Surprising Factors That Could Be Fueling Your Migraines  SELF Magazine
  3. Air Pollution and Weather Tied to Migraines  U.S. News & World Report
  4. More headaches in the heat? Doctor explains the summer migraine link and how to prevent it  Hindustan Times
  5. Pollution, Weather Linked to Severe Migraine Attacks  Medscape

• 11 Signs Someone You Care About Is In Full Fledged AI Psychosis, According To Research - YourTango

  1. 11 Signs Someone You Care About Is In Full Fledged AI Psychosis, According To Research  YourTango
  2. AI psychosis: a mental health crisis for the 21st century  The Observer
  3. Docuseries shines light on dangers of AI  NewsNation
  4. OPINION: LLMs — How The Human Line Project Can Win AI Delusion, Psychosis Lawsuits  Franklin County Free Press
  5. AI Psychosis Is Becoming the Hidden Cost of the AI Boom  HackerNoon

• Younger adult colon cancer deaths are concentrated in people with less education, study says - AP News

  1. Younger adult colon cancer deaths are concentrated in people with less education, study says  AP News
  2. Colorectal Cancer Is Now the Leading Cancer Killer for Americans Under Fifty  ZME Science
  3. LIFE-HEALTH-YOUNG-COLORECTAL-CANCER-DMT  UnionLeader.com
  4. Rising Colon Cancer Deaths Hit Younger Adults Without Degrees Hardest  U.S. News & World Report
  5. ‘I Was Diagnosed With Stage IV Colorectal Cancer at 26—I Wish I Took This Early Symptom More Seriously’  parade.com

• Does Marital Status Affect Cancer Risk? - Medscape

  1. Does Marital Status Affect Cancer Risk?  Medscape
  2. Marriage Linked to Lower Cancer Risk In Study of 4 Million Cases  ScienceAlert
  3. As If Being Single Wasn’t Bad Enough, Now It’s Bad for Your Health Too  VICE
  4. Research Shows Cancer Risk Is Higher in People Who Have Never Married. But Why?  Verywell Health
  5. Landmark Study Links Never Marrying to Significantly Higher Cancer Risk  SciTechDaily

• Measles returns to SF with first confirmed case since 2019 - SFGATE

  1. Measles returns to SF with first confirmed case since 2019  SFGATE
  2. Measles is back in SF. Here’s what to know  The San Francisco Standard
  3. S.F. measles case highlights unique risk for babies too young for vaccine  San Francisco Chronicle
  4. San Francisco Confirms First Measles Case Since 2019, in an Unvaccinated Infant  KQED
  5. San Francisco health officials confirm measles in infant; first case since 2019  CBS News

• ACOG Publishes Updated Guidance on Evaluation of Postmenopausal Bleeding - ACOG

  1. ACOG Publishes Updated Guidance on Evaluation of Postmenopausal Bleeding  ACOG
  2. ACOG updates guidance for evaluating postmenopausal bleeding  Contemporary OB/GYN
  3. PinkDx Inc Highlights Non-Invasive Diagnostic Focus in Postmenopausal Bleeding Care  TipRanks

• Why scientists are nervous about fungi - NPR

  1. Why scientists are nervous about fungi  NPR
  2. 'Dangerous' super-fungus spreading in hospitals at alarming rate and becoming untreatable, experts warn  The Sun
  3. Scientists issue call to arms over antifungal resistance  pharmaphorum
  4. Scientists warn of a silent surge in resistant Aspergillus and Candida  News-Medical
  5. Drug-resistant fungi warning: Scientists warn of rising global health threat  Open Access Government