Health

• Four easy ways to live longer - vox.com

  1. Four easy ways to live longer  vox.com
  2. Shingles vaccine may also offer protection against dementia, studies increasingly show  NBC News
  3. Shingles Vaccine Linked to 24% Lower Dementia Risk in Older Adults  SciTechDaily
  4. A Shot Against Forgetting  The Times of Israel
  5. Shingles Vaccine May Provide Significant Protection From Dementia  Newsradio 95 WXTK

• Lingering distrust, low vaccine rates threaten containment of Lancaster measles outbreak - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

  1. Lingering distrust, low vaccine rates threaten containment of Lancaster measles outbreak  Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
  2. Pennsylvania measles outbreak grows to 72 cases among children and adults  WHYY
  3. Doctors warn of severe adult measles cases as Lancaster County outbreak grows  LancasterOnline
  4. Pennsylvania health officials address measles outbreak: ‘We will not slow down until this... is over.’  Inquirer.com
  5. Officials provide update on state's response to measles outbreak  WGAL

• A tick virus now surging in New England can be traced back to an Ontario 4-year-old's death in 1958 - Yahoo

  1. A tick virus now surging in New England can be traced back to an Ontario 4-year-old's death in 1958  Yahoo
  2. This rare tick-borne disease is on the rise in the U.S.  The Washington Post
  3. Tick-borne illness has gained a foothold in New England. Here’s how.  The Boston Globe
  4. Rhode Island man diagnosed with Powassan disease  WJAR
  5. RI man contracts rare tick-borne ‘Powassan’ virus  WPRI.com

• Suspected brain cancer turns out to be pork tapeworm infestation - Boing Boing

  1. Suspected brain cancer turns out to be pork tapeworm infestation  Boing Boing
  2. Worms in Spanish man's brain puzzle doctors as no clear cause is revealed  WION
  3. Doctors suspected man had brain cancer. He actually had worms.  Ars Technica

• If a Lyme disease vaccine gets approved, how would it go over? We asked hunters - NPR

  If a Lyme disease vaccine gets approved, how would it go over? We asked hunters  NPRSee more headlines & perspectives on Google News

• U.S. may have lost a ‘crown jewel’ of public health, experts say - San Francisco Chronicle

  1. U.S. may have lost a ‘crown jewel’ of public health, experts say  San Francisco Chronicle
  2. Two new reports highlight obstacles to containing US measles outbreaks  CIDRAP
  3. The biggest summer illness threat  The Glendale Star
  4. Measles, whooping cough spike amid low vaccination rates  Jacksonville Journal-Courier
  5. Measles case in the Lowcountry: What we know  WSAV-TV

• Peptide alternative to antibiotics could combat antimicrobial resistance crisis - Phys.org

  1. Peptide alternative to antibiotics could combat antimicrobial resistance crisis  Phys.org
  2. Data-driven surrogates of rational design enable antimicrobial peptide optimization  Nature
  3. New peptide can treat antimicrobial-resistant infections, study finds  NewsNation

• Few sunscreens meet safety standards, new report says - KCRA

  Few sunscreens meet safety standards, new report says  KCRASee more headlines & perspectives on Google News

• The Cells In Your Body Fade With Age, But There May Be a Way to Reverse It - ScienceAlert

  The Cells In Your Body Fade With Age, But There May Be a Way to Reverse It  ScienceAlert

• 90-year-old woman regains mobility after procedure; doctor explains technique - WGRZ

  90-year-old woman regains mobility after procedure; doctor explains technique  WGRZ

• Rise in cancer in younger adults may be explained by faster 'biological aging,' early study hints - Live Science

  1. Rise in cancer in younger adults may be explained by faster 'biological aging,' early study hints  Live Science
  2. Biological aging and generational shifts in early-onset cancer risk  Nature
  3. Younger people are ageing faster biologically, study finds  Euronews.com
  4. Younger Adults May Be Aging Faster Than Previous Generations  ScienceAlert
  5. Cancer Risk: Your body is aging faster than your parents' did at the same age, new study finds  The Times of India

• 6 Dietitian-Approved High-Protein Foods That Are Less Than $5 Per Serving - EatingWell

  1. 6 Dietitian-Approved High-Protein Foods That Are Less Than $5 Per Serving  EatingWell
  2. 6 Delicious Ways to Add More Protein to Your Meals, According to Experts  Vogue
  3. 14 High-Protein Foods That No One Asked For  The Takeout
  4. Eggs score 10/10, quinoa just 4/10: Dietitian rates 9 popular protein sources and reveals which ones are worth eating  Hindustan Times
  5. Sick Of Eggs? These 11 Foods Have Even More Protein  HuffPost

• We asked nurses. Here are the at-home medical items they swear by - The Washington Post

  We asked nurses. Here are the at-home medical items they swear by  The Washington Post

• Weekend reads: A tsunami of misleading medical studies; retraction calls cancer therapy timing into question; a closer look at Max Planck’s retractions - Retraction Watch

  1. Weekend reads: A tsunami of misleading medical studies; retraction calls cancer therapy timing into question; a closer look at Max Planck’s retractions  Retraction Watch
  2. ‘Too Good to Be True’: A Chinese Study on Timing Cancer Therapy Is Retracted  The New York Times
  3. Nature retracts provocative PD-1 study that tied lung cancer survival to treatment timing  Fierce Pharma
  4. Retraction of high-profile paper on cancer drug timing could hand ammo to China hawks  Endpoints News
  5. High-profile retraction tests confidence in China-led studies  BioWorld News

• These leafy greens could help protect your lungs, study suggests - Fox News

  These leafy greens could help protect your lungs, study suggests  Fox NewsSee more headlines & perspectives on Google News

• We asked Bay Area residents where they'd like to move. The answers surprised us - Yahoo

  We asked Bay Area residents where they'd like to move. The answers surprised us  Yahoo

• Drones Used to Fight Mosquitoes as Dengue Fever Surges in Sri Lanka - The New York Times

  1. Drones Used to Fight Mosquitoes as Dengue Fever Surges in Sri Lanka  The New York Times
  2. Sri Lanka National Dengue Control Unit: Weekly Dengue Update, Week 25 (15th – 21th June 2026)  ReliefWeb
  3. Fumigation against dengue is ineffective, harms bees and dragonflies: Entomologists  Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka
  4. NDCU states: DENV-2, prolonged rainfall driving dengue surge  The Morning
  5. Sri Lanka dengue total tops 52,000  Outbreak News Today

• Raccoon with rabies scratches Manorville resident - Newsday

  Raccoon with rabies scratches Manorville resident  Newsday

• Scratching that bug bite might feel good at first, but science explains why it's a bad idea - KSL.com

  Scratching that bug bite might feel good at first, but science explains why it's a bad idea  KSL.comSee more headlines & perspectives on Google News

• Oral GLP-1 pill delivers nearly 12 percent weight loss in 36 weeks, study finds - The Hill

  1. Oral GLP-1 pill delivers nearly 12 percent weight loss in 36 weeks, study finds  The Hill
  2. New oral GLP-1 drug delivers up to 12% weight loss in 36 weeks  Medical Xpress
  3. The Race to Build the Next Generation of Weight Loss Pills Is Heating Up  Gizmodo
  4. Oral Orforglipron for Obesity Management  Drug Topics
  5. New Trial Shows Oral GLP-1 Aleniglipron May Be the Future  Men's Fitness