Tapeworm in fox poop that will slowly destroy your organs is on the rise - Ars Technica

The worm indefinitely proliferates into cystic masses in organs, mimicking cancer.

Metabolic syndrome is a big risk factor for early dementia, and what you do makes a difference, study suggests - CNN

Metabolic syndrome is linked to greater risk of developing young-onset dementia, according to a new study. But there are preventive changes you can make today.

Infant with measles went through Sea-Tac Airport, Children’s hospital - The Seattle Times

An infant infectious with measles traveled through Seattle-Tacoma International Airport and Seattle Children's hospital between April 15 and 20.

Can Brain Scans Tell Which Antidepressant Will Work for You? - Neuroscience News

A new study shows that brain connectivity patterns, especially in the dorsal anterior cingulate cortex, can help predict how patients with major depressive disorder (MDD) will respond to antidepressants.

The Brain Remembers Cold: How Memories Drive Metabolism - Neuroscience News

New research reveals that the brain stores memories of cold experiences, which can later trigger metabolic responses in anticipation of cold environments.

Second measles case identified in Denver - 9News

Health officials confirmed a second measles case in Denver, but said there is no public risk. There have been four cases in Colorado this year.

Measles misinformation taking hold amid outbreak: poll - Axios

Most American adults report having heard or read some false claims about measles or the MMR vaccines.

First child measles case reported in DFW, health officials say - WFAA

A student who attends Willow Springs Middle School in Lucas tested positive for measles, Collin County Health Services confirmed.

Study: Childhood exposure to this bacteria could be driving rates of colorectal cancer in millennials and Gen Xers - Fortune

Researchers might have just stumbled upon a potential answer to why younger adults are getting more colorectal cancer—without trying.

Health experts: Axing CDC research on maternal health a ‘huge’ step backward - AJC.com

Georgia once ranked worse than any other state for maternal mortality but has shown improvements by using both federal and state funds for the research and data collection.

NIH study reveals how inflammation makes touch painful - National Institutes of Health (NIH) (.gov)

Researchers uncover the cellular and molecular basis for sensing heat and inflammatory pain.

Cancer prevention report finds US smoking rates continue to fall but HPV vaccination rates stall - CNN

The United States has seen progress in reducing certain cancer risks, as overall smoking rates remain on a decline. But for other risk factors, such as those tied to cervical cancer, there is room for improvement, according to a new American Cancer Society re…

Can Walking Really Help You Live Longer? This Study Suggests Yes—By More Than A Decade - Women's Health

A recent study found that adding 111 minutes of daily walking could help you live 11 years longer. Here's experts want you to know about walking's benefits.

Responsive Parenting Rewires Emotional Brains in Sensitive Babies - Neuroscience News

Around 1 in 5 babies are born with a sensitive, unregulated temperament that may raise their risk for anxiety and emotional challenges.

'I'm a neurologist — here's why dementia is rising and how to reduce your risk’ - AOL.com

Dr. Joel Salinas, a behavioral neurologist and associate professor at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, discusses what’s driving the spike in dementia cases a...

NIH researchers supercharge ordinary clinical device to get a better look at the back of the eye - National Institutes of Health (NIH) (.gov)

New technique brings retina into sharper focus .