What’s the real difference between mandarins and oranges? - USA Today

From their botanical origins to their flavor and texture, key differences set mandarins and oranges them apart. Here’s what to know.

A Breakthrough Study May Explain How the Body Uses the ‘Longevity Vitamin’ - Food & Wine

Scientists have been stumped for decades by queuosine, a compound often dubbed the “longevity vitamin.” Now, new research shows a specific gene helps usher it into cells, allowing the body to actually use it. With that missing piece in place, scientists say t…

India’s self-medication habit: You are not just treating a headache, you could be harming your liver - The Times of India

Health News: Every week, Dr. Kavya Harika Dendukuri, Lead Hepatologist at Gleneagles Hospitals Lakdikapul Hyderabad, sees patients wheeled into her liver unit with.

Getting breathless after a short walk? Why more young adults are facing this silent warning sign - The Times of India

There was a time when getting breathless after a short walk was seen in older adults or those with known illness. That picture is changing. Many young adults now report feeling out of breath after climbing a few stairs or walking a short distance. It often ge…

Apollo neurologist reveals how sleep pattern predicts brain health 10-20 years later, explains nuances of napping | Health - Hindustan Times

The quality and duration of daily sleep can predict mental health risk s decades down the line. Dr Kumar explains how.  | Health

Penile cancer warning - Jamaica Gleaner

Penile cancer, a rare but serious disease often linked to the human papillomavirus (HPV), is leaving some Jamaican men facing devastating consequences, including the loss of their penis and the end of their ability to father children. Consultant urologist Dr …

We Asked Gastroenterologists If Taking Probiotics During Antibiotics Really Helps—Here’s What They Said - EatingWell

Gastroenterologists share how antibiotics affect the gut microbiome, whether probiotics help and how to support gut health during treatment.

In a Canadian first, a Toronto man’s HIV is in sustained remission. Here’s how scientists achieved it - Toronto Star

Cancer patient's bone marrow was replaced with donor cells that have a rare natural resistance to HIV.

Rabid bat removed from N.J. resident’s attic, exposed cats to be quarantined - NJ.com

Three cats were exposed during the incident.

NEW: RIDOH Confirms Second Measles Case of 2026 in RI - Unrelated to First - Go Local Prov

The Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH) confirmed on Saturday that the second case of measles in Rhode Island in 2026 has been identified.

80 Going on 50: The Secret Behind ‘SuperAger’ Brains - inc.com

A new study reveals the 'unique brain biology'—and one personality trait—that help a subset of the oldest seniors fend off Alzheimer's.

Why Feeling Good is Harder than Not Feeling Bad - Neuroscience News

Targeting positive emotions directly via "Positive Affect Treatment" is more effective for depression than fixing sadness.

Roxanne Khamsi: We Are All Genetic Mosaics - Ground Truths | Eric Topol

Roxanne Khamsi's phenomenal book BEYOND INHERITANCE on the critical impact of our acquired, somatic mutations for health and disease

Along with rapid weight loss, patients see other benefits and risks of GLP-1 drugs - WPEC

Weight-loss shots like Ozempic are treating everything from heart disease to addiction, but new research highlights a complicated list of hidden side effects.

Nancy Cox, a CDC veteran and a stalwart in global flu research, dies at 77 - statnews.com

Nancy Cox, a CDC veteran who for decades was a global leader in influenza research, has died at 77.

Fruits, veggies can actually fuel lung cancer risk in young non-smokers: shocking study - New York Post

An apple a day keeps the doctor away — or so we thought.