The good news about anxiety - The Washington Post

The right amount of anxiety can help heighten focus and problem-solving. There is “the sweet spot in the middle, where anxiety is really adaptive,” one researcher says.

Breakthrough study reveals connection between Alzheimer’s and intermittent fasting - The Brighter Side of News

Study findings challenge long-held views about Alzheimer’s, shifting attention to how lifestyle factors influence the disease’s trajectory.

When do babies say their first words? - AOL

Alex Hodges's TikTok videos "yapping" with her infant daughter went viral. Child development experts say she's doing everything right.

Five years later, long COVID remains a frustrating medical mystery for thousands of Minnesotans - Star Tribune

As society eagerly moves on from pandemic, many continue to struggle with work and daily activities after being diagnosed with post-COVID fatigue and other symptoms.

Screen time and the impact it has on children - Nation

<p>On TV and movies, sex is glamourised, far from how it is in real life, so, without parental guidance, children can take away inaccurate messages.</p>

What to know about measles as first case of 2025 confirmed in Oakland County - WDIV ClickOnDetroit

Michigan’s first case of measles this year has been confirmed in an adult who lives in Oakland County, health officials announced.

9 Foods High In Vital Magnesium - Rediff.com

Critical mineral magnesium is important for muscle movement, sleep, blood sugar control, protein formation, production of energy, nerve communication & 600 plus body reactions, says Healthline. Your body doesn't produce magnesium. It must be obtained via your…

These six exercises helped me overcome knee injuries and run pain-free, says a Pilates teacher - Fit and Well

Anna Mounsey-Jennings used Pilates to go from experiencing knee pain every time she ran to completing a triathlon pain-free

Can We Reverse Aging? Scientists Uncover a Key “Zombie Cell” Pathway - SciTechDaily

New research uncovers new insights into preventing chronic inflammation caused by aging-related zombie-like cells. In humans and other multicellular organisms, cells multiply. This fundamental process drives growth from embryo to adulthood and supports tissue…

3 Colon Cancer Symptoms & When to See Your Doctor, According to an Oncologist - EatingWell

There are three signs of colon cancer that you should be aware of. An oncologist explains when you should visit the doctor with your concerns.

Infectious Updates: You Can't Make This Stuff Up - Daily Kos

A pregnant woman in Lubbock, Texas came in to University Medical Center Children's Hospital to give birth and turned out to have measles. She thus exposed her own baby, lots of other moms and NEWBORNS, and staff. The staff are scrambling to give...

Her research grant mentioned ‘hesitancy.’ Now her funding is gone. - The Washington Post

A medical researcher may have erroneously lost hundreds of thousands of dollars in grant money because she was swept up in Trump administration efforts to ban studies of vaccine hesitancy and uptake.

Savage Pet Recalls Savage Cat Food Chicken – Large and Small Boxes Because of Possible Bird Flu Health Risk - FDA.gov

Savage Pet of El Cajon, CA is recalling 66 Large Chicken Boxes 84 oz. and 74 Small Chicken Boxes 21 oz. with the lot code/best by date of 11152026 because it has the potential to contain H5N1, also known as bird flu.

Zoom Fatigue: Scientists Say Your Face Might Be The Problem - ScienceAlert

Work gatherings are often unpopular events, but many people experience particular discomfort when meetings are conducted by videoconference.

Brooklyn kitten ID’d as second NYC avian flu victim after contracting virus from another cat - New York Post

“I euthanized him and he was here. I’m kissing him.”

First reported case of measles in upstate New York confirmed - Spectrum News

The New York State Health Department says that the patient is a 5 year old who lives in Suffolk County.