Clueless Golden Retriever Brothers Determined To Figure Out What a Trampoline Is Are Pure Comedy Gold - Yahoo

These hapless Golden Retriever brothers are trying to solve the great trampoline mystery of October 2025.

Millions of stomach cancer cases tied to a common bacteria: Who is at risk, early detection, and ways to prevent it - Times of India

A study in Nature Medicine links Helicobacter pylori to nearly 76% of gastric cancers, potentially affecting 12 million individuals born between 2008-

Semaglutide Helps Your Heart Even If the Scale Doesn’t Budge, Study Shows - Gizmodo

A new analysis finds that the heart-protecting benefits of semaglutide are largely independent of its weight loss effects.

I tried the latest routine from the internet’s favourite yoga instructor and it provided immediate relief to my tight lower back - Fit&Well

Every desk worker should bookmark this routine

Mother of 10-year-old girl who died by suicide turns grief into a warning for other parents over nighttime cell phone use - CBS News

A new study from researchers at Virginia Tech shows nighttime screen use and easy access to over-the-counter medicines are linked to teen suicide attempts.

Bozeman dog dies after contracting Strep Zoo - KBZK News

Strep zoo outbreak at Bozeman dog daycare kills one dog. Veterinarians warn of deadly respiratory illness that can kill dogs within 48 hours.

At Mass. brain bank, shutdown and budget woes put study of Huntington’s and other deadly diseases at risk - The Boston Globe

One of the nation's largest repositories of brain tissue for research could see its reach significantly reduced in the coming year.

This One-Minute Morning Hack Will Instantly Give You More Energy - The Everygirl

the under-one-minute hack boosts energy and mood, kickstarts lymphatic drainage, and sharpens focus

A Common Compound You May Already Have In Your Kitchen Pantry Can Regrow Hair, Says A New Study - AOL.com

Could stevia boost your hair growth? Scientists reveal the latest findings on this sweetener’s unexpected benefits for hair health and thickness.

Pain Resilience, Not Pain Itself, Predicts How Active People Stay - Neuroscience News

A new study reveals that how people think about and cope with chronic pain is more important than the pain itself in determining physical activity levels.

New map tracks measles exposures across Washington - KUOW

Afraid you may have been exposed to measles? Washington’s Department of Health is launching an online tracker showing locations where people with the disease visited.

The Ever-Changing Brain: Adapting, Aging, and Cognitive Health - The Washington Post

Our brains are always adapting to our environments and routines. Host Cristina Quinn talks with Washington Post “Brain Matters” columnist Richard Sima about what a healthy aging brain looks like and when we should worry about forgetting where we put our keys.

The Top Mistake To Avoid When You Get Sick if You’re Over 60 - AOL.com

This common mistake can prolong your illness.

Nearly 1 in 5 urinary tract infections linked to contaminated meat, study finds - CBS News

The study on urinary tract infections was based in Southern California, but researchers said the findings may apply to communities across the United States.

How you can slow the speed at which your brain ages - Deseret News

Scientists find ways to boost memory in aging brains - Medical Xpress

Memory loss may not simply be a symptom of getting older. New research from Virginia Tech shows that it's tied to specific molecular changes in the brain and that adjusting those processes can improve memory.