Fat sensory cues in early life program central response to food and obesity - Nature

Non-nutritive sensory components of high-fat diet, such as bacon flavour, are sufficient to impair metabolic health in offspring in mice.

Infectious Updates: 12/1/2025 - Daily Kos

Ethiopia's death toll� From Marburg virus is rising.� The virus, in the same family as Ebola, circulates in fruit bats, occasionally jumping to humans and sparking an outbreak.� There is no vaccine ...

How Seattle scientists are helping research a path to an HIV cure - The Seattle Times

Two new studies provide insights into a possible cure for HIV, and feature the work of researchers from the UW and Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center.

The racing mind of insomnia may stem from flattened circadian rhythms - PsyPost

Chronic sleeplessness may result from a failure of the brain’s internal timing. A study in Sleep Medicine indicates that individuals with insomnia lack the strong circadian cues needed to downregulate mental activity for sleep.

Renowned Epidemiologist and Biostatistician Martin Kulldorff Appointed to Senior HHS Role - U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) (.gov)

Living near marijuana shops may increase chance of health issues, study finds - Oregon Public Broadcasting - OPB

A recent study from the Washington State Institute for Public Policy found that people across the state who lived near licensed marijuana stores were more likely to be diagnosed with cannabis use disorder.

Are Humans Still Evolving? Here's What Anthropologists Say - bgr.com

It's tempting to think that we've reached the pinnacle of our evolution, but modern life continues to shape us just as much as the past ever did.

The Lancet takes a nuanced, big-picture look at ultraprocessed food - The Seattle Times

Columnist Carrie Dennett discusses a recent three-part series of articles from the scientific journal The Lancet about ultra-processed food.

U.S., Trump administration won't commemorate World AIDS Day this year - Forbes

The U.S. will not commemorate World AIDS Day this year. This action, along with recent federal funding cuts, could contribute to a resurgence of HIV/AIDS.

Scandinavian Style Took Over the US. Is Scandinavian Fitness Next? - SELF Magazine

Cool girls are taking a cue from some of the world’s happiest and healthiest countries by adapting Scandinavian workout trends.

Dispelling myths and removing stigma crucial as HIV cases persist - Royal Gazette | Bermuda

Combating myths and misconceptions around HIV in Bermuda will be crucial in ending the infection as a public health problem by a global target of 2030. Ahead of World Aids Day being observed today in...

How Samantha balances fitness with autoimmune myositis: A lesson in resilience - Times of India

When Actor Samantha Ruth Prabhu announced in 2022 that she had been diagnosed with Myositis, a rare autoimmune disease affecting muscles, many were unsure if she would bounce back. What followed, however, was a journey of grit, discipline and transformation. …

Read This If You Think You Have Inflammation - The Cut

Influencers, celebrities, and your friends constantly talk about how to avoid inflammation. But no one quite seems to agree on what it is.

This Is The Absolute Worst Thing You Can Do At Urgent Care, According To Doctors - HuffPost

It may seem obvious, but you might not think about it when you're sick.

Groundbreaking HIV Prevention Shots To Begin In Africa - Barron's

The end of malaria - vox.com

A major trial shows the drug GanLum cures 97% of malaria cases. Combined with new vaccines, we could end the disease—if funding cuts don’t stop us first.