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Why Does Coffee Make You Poop? Scientists Have a New Theory
Coverage explores new scientific theories regarding why coffee stimulates bowel movements.
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2029 trends tracked about this subject — the full history, oldest to newest below.
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Two-drug therapy reduces heart artery plaque more than statins alone
New clinical study findings reveal conflicting evidence regarding the efficacy of combining statins with ezetimibe.
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Protecting babies from RSV during the holiday season
Health experts advise parents on RSV protection for babies as holiday gatherings approach.
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Tracking measles in Minnesota
As of November 12, 2026, 5,412 confirmed measles cases were reported across the United States in 2026.
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Molecular mapping of 8 million cells brings cerebral architecture into focus
Researchers map out the brain's behavioral gatekeeper for the first time using molecular mapping of eight million cells.
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Caught Between Killers: Ebola on One Side, Islamic State on the Other
The World Health Organization warns of an Ebola spread in rural Congo while communities face security threats.
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Timeline: How the US wrangled the deadly measles virus and how it has come raging back
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirms six measles-related deaths in 2026.
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New drug could be cure for common cause of high blood pressure
AstraZeneca's new hypertension drug receives a positive opinion from an EU Medicines Agency panel.
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How Many Squats You Should Be Able to Do for Your Age, According to a Trainer
Recent fitness coverage outlines specific strength benchmarks for squats and pushups across different age groups.
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How Healthy Are Cranberries?
Recent coverage explores the health benefits and culinary versatility of cranberries beyond traditional Thanksgiving meals.
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Teen Gets Anaphylaxis From Energy Drink
Recent coverage highlights a rare case of anaphylaxis linked to an energy drink amid rising awareness of immune conditions.
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Shorter daylight hours can trigger depression. Here’s how to fight it
Shorter daylight hours drive a surge in coverage regarding seasonal affective disorder and winter wellness strategies.
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Highly contagious bird flu detected in Wisconsin as officials euthanize infected flock
Avian flu outbreaks across multiple states raise concerns as officials take immediate containment actions.
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Big Pharma’s race to stop Alzheimer’s before it starts
Pharmaceutical companies and researchers are advancing diagnostic tools and preventative strategies in Alzheimer's disease.
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Travis Barker reveals he had 'precancer of the esophagus' before he quit smoking
Travis Barker reveals he was diagnosed with precancer of the esophagus before quitting smoking weed, according to entertainment coverage.
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DJ Khaled Opens Up About Dramatic 90-Pound Weight Loss Journey After Troubling Incident
DJ Khaled discusses his dramatic 90-pound weight loss following a troubling incident, according to Yahoo.
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Lung scans save lives: Denver man's early screening underscores dire need for more testing
Coverage highlights early lung cancer screening during Lung Cancer Awareness Month following a Denver man's life-saving scans.
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American Cancer Society recommends regular prostate cancer testing in updated guidelines
Updated prostate cancer screening guidelines from the American Cancer Society spark widespread media coverage and discussion.
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Health experts warn against popular olive oil trend touted by Kourtney Kardashian, Hailey Bieber
Health experts issue warnings regarding a viral wellness trend involving daily olive oil shots popularized by high-profile celebrities.
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Exposure to certain ‘forever chemicals’ could heighten risk of aggressive breast cancer, NIH says
New research links exposure to certain forever chemicals in the bloodstream with an increased risk of developing aggressive forms of breast cancer.
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CDC reports six measles deaths in 2026 as US battles worst outbreak in 35 years
The United States faces its worst measles outbreak in 35 years, with six reported deaths according to recent public health data.
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New brain atlas promises disease breakthroughs
A massive new cellular atlas of the basal ganglia maps eight million cells in unprecedented detail.
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Cancer-fighting chewing gum slashes HPV levels by up to 93%
Scientists have developed a bean-based chewing gum that traps HPV in tested saliva samples.
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Something in The Way You Walk Changes Up to 7 Years Before a Parkinson's Diagnosis
Subtle changes in arm swing during walking may signal Parkinson's disease nearly seven years before diagnosis.
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New prostate cancer screening guidelines include regular testing for most older men
The American Cancer Society now recommends routine PSA blood tests every two years for men ages 50 to 69, with annual screening starting at 45 for Black men and those with a strong family history.
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Subtle Changes in Speech May Help Predict Dementia Risk
Recent studies examine how subtle changes in speech patterns and a speech clock may help predict dementia risk and monitor aging.
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Watchman device controversy: Did marketing outpace the science?
Atrial fibrillation increases stroke risk fivefold, prompting evolving strategies around oral anticoagulants and devices like the Watchman.
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A ‘clear recommendation’ for men: Get screened for prostate cancer
The American Cancer Society now recommends regular PSA blood tests for prostate cancer screening, reversing its 2010 guidance that emphasized shared decision-making.
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Regular coffee drinking appears to change how your gut works
Recent scientific findings indicate that regular coffee consumption alters gut function and distinguishes frequent drinkers from occasional ones.
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Why heart attacks can still happen even when bad cholesterol is low
New medical coverage explores why heart attacks can still occur in adults who maintain normal, low levels of bad cholesterol.
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The new high-carb diet that can reverse type 2 diabetes
A fourteen-year study links weight-loss surgery to long-term type 2 diabetes remission.
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Kate Middleton shares rare insight into ‘challenging’ cancer recovery: ‘It will take time’
Princess Kate has shared a rare insight into her cancer recovery, revealing she was warned in the hospital that her healing would not be linear.
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Tattoos Affect Your Immune System in Ways Scientists Are Only Beginning to Understand
New studies examine how tattoos interact with the immune system and the body, raising questions about potential health risks.
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US could lose measles-free status soon as RFK Jr’s pushes anti-vaccine agenda
The United States faces potential loss of measles elimination status amid declining vaccination rates and political pressure from RFK Jr.'s anti-vaccine advocacy.
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'I'm shocked doctors haven't heard of my invisible cancer'
Patients and a UK charity say neuroendocrine cancer takes an average of 4.7 years to diagnose because symptoms mimic common conditions and many clinicians have never heard of it.
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Newport’s hospital prepares for possible measles patients
Vermont confirms measles cases as Newport Hospital screens visitors and prepares for potential patients amid U.S. disease-free status risk.
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Measles is surging in the U.S.
Measles is surging across the United States according to a recent report published by CNBC.
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What to do if you, or someone around you, might be having a heart attack
Recent coverage addresses urgent medical guidance on identifying and responding to potential heart attacks.
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Column | Powerful new weight-loss drug may also ease knee pain, major study finds
A major study indicates a powerful new weight-loss drug may also ease knee pain, according to recent coverage.
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Regular coffee consumption alters gut bacteria and digestive physiology - News-Medical
New scientific coverage reveals that regular coffee consumption directly alters gut bacteria and digestive physiology.
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Popular GLP-1 Weight Loss Drugs Linked to Potential Effects on Brain Health
New research suggests popular GLP-1 weight-loss medications may influence brain health, prompting medical debate over expanding their use beyond diabetes and obesity.
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SLO County health officials confirm death of patient in E. coli outbreak
San Luis Obispo County Public Health confirmed one death in an E. coli O157 outbreak linked to Brookshire Farms pumpkin farm, with five confirmed cases and 10 additional suspected infections from visits between Oct. 16-26.
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CDC chief says agency will not change measles response if US loses elimination status
CDC director affirms vaccine-backed measles strategy as US deaths mount and elimination status faces review
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We taste-tested 42 ways to get more protein. These 6 were the best
Current reporting examines whether protein-packed foods and high-protein snacks are actually beneficial or just a market trend.
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Here's why North Texas is experiencing an earlier flu season
An earlier-than-usual arrival of the flu season prompts surges, rising ER visits, and vaccination warnings across multiple states.
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Billy Joel Announces Return to Stage and ‘A Little Music’ After Brain Disorder Diagnosis
Billy Joel announces his first live performance since brain disorder diagnosis and surgery, defying medical warnings for a Florida show.
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Indiana is fighting a surge in measles as cases spike to 145
Indiana has confirmed 145 measles cases across 21 counties in 2026, the highest count in years, as health officials warn of declining vaccine confidence.
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Column | Your stroke risk is 72 percent higher during these 3 hours of the day
Multiple outlets report stroke risk spikes 72 percent higher during a specific three-hour morning window, citing new medical research.
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Dog's Odd Behavior Alerts Mom to Baby's Hidden Heart Issue
A family Doberman's persistent crying alerted a mother to a hidden heart issue in her infant child.
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Former Fox host suffers severe health upset after MS diagnosis: ‘It could take months to recover’
Former Fox News meteorologist Janice Dean, 56, reveals she has been diagnosed with viral meningitis months after retiring due to multiple sclerosis, saying recovery could take months.
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Why you end up coughing for weeks after a cold
Multiple news outlets are reporting on persistent coughs that linger for weeks after a cold, with medical specialists warning that coughs lasting beyond two weeks warrant professional attention.
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New study links COVID to fewer long-term health problems
About half of adults with long COVID saw sustained symptom improvement within three years of infection, according to a three-year NIH-funded study published in Annals of Internal Medicine.
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Aggressive cancer type linked to common chemical exposure in new study
NIH study links higher blood levels of two legacy PFAS chemicals to nearly double the rate of aggressive ER-negative breast cancer in women.
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How word of mouth is helping an Amish community's fight against measles
Word of mouth aids an Amish community's fight against a confirmed measles outbreak in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
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Retatrutide reduces knee pain and body weight in osteoarthritis patients - News-Medical
Experimental drug retatrutide cut knee osteoarthritis pain by half for nearly 70% of patients across two clinical trials while also reducing body weight.
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FDA warns GLP-1 drugs carry potential risk of rare eye condition
The Food and Drug Administration mandates safety label changes for GLP-1 medications following potential rare eye condition risks.
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Men and women who smoke marijuana may experience different effects, study suggests
A UCLA Health study found that men who use cannabis occasionally report stronger subjective effects than women with similar habits, despite similar blood THC levels.
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Her Death From Dengue May Signal That the Disease Is Here to Stay
Florida's dengue outbreak has reached at least 252 locally acquired cases this year, the largest in a U.S. state in decades, with one death reported in Tampa.
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FDA orders new warning on GLP-1s over rare eye condition linked to sudden blindness
Federal regulators issue a new warning regarding GLP-1 medications and a rare eye condition linked to sudden blindness.
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Common supplement could help fight psoriasis, scientists discover
A common supplement named pantethine improves psoriasis treatment outcomes in a small study conducted in China.