This ‘Supercharged’ Vinegar Wiped Out 99.995% of Bacteria in Tests - Food & Wine

Vinegar may soon do more than dress your salad — it could help save lives. Scientists in Norway and Australia found a way to “supercharge” its antibacterial power using cobalt-based carbon nanoparticles. In tests, the boosted vinegar wiped out nearly all MRSA…

Garrison: Hormone therapy isn’t so risky after all. I tried it and it changed my life. - Star Tribune

"I could once again complete a coherent sentence and wasn’t so inexplicably angry that I was biting people’s heads off simply for breathing too loud," Nicole Garrison writes.

What rituals from the past teach us about panic and anxiety - Psyche

In the sensory and communal modes of healing that people have used throughout history, there is guidance for today

‘My Hair Was Falling Out In Clumps’ — Until This On-Sale Liquid Vitamin Reversed The Damage - HuffPost

"It’s the only thing I’ve tried that has consistently made my hair grow," one reviewer wrote.

Turning genes into medicines - Nature

The first clinical trial of a gene therapy infusion for hemophilia B revealed unexpected findings.

Scientists Find a Way to Help the Brain Clear Alzheimer’s Plaques Naturally - SciTechDaily

Scientists have discovered that the brain may have a built-in way to fight Alzheimer’s.

Astrocytes clear amyloid plaques and preserve cognitive function in Alzheimer's mouse models - Medical Xpress

Researchers at Baylor College of Medicine have discovered a natural mechanism that clears existing amyloid plaques in the brains of mouse models of Alzheimer's disease and preserves cognitive function. The mechanism involves recruiting brain cells known as as…

The Indian Health Service Is Flagging Vaccine-Related Speech. Doctors Say They’re Being Censored. - ProPublica

Officials have deemed terms like “immunizations” and “vaccines” risky “buzzwords” that require approval to be used in social media posts, pamphlets and presentations.

Why men are flocking to dubious online clinics for testosterone therapy - statnews.com

The proliferation of online testosterone sites is a sign of the health care system’s lack of regard for male sexual hormones and their role in health

Early menopause symptoms before 30: Everyday signs you ignore that slowly reshape how you feel, think and - Times of India

Many women in their twenties and early thirties are experiencing early hormonal transition symptoms, often dismissed as stress. Nearly 28% of women ag

MAHA and your Thanksgiving table — and why the forthcoming dietary guidelines are generating so much buzz - Deseret News

MAHA-influenced dietary guidelines for Americans are set to come out in December, and the medical establishment is awaiting them with concern.

New Research Reveals That This Popular Spice Has Powerful Anti-Obesity Effects - SciTechDaily

Human clinical trials reveal that black cumin has anti-obesity and heart-protective effects. Nigella sativa (black cumin) is best known as a flavorful spice used in dishes like korma and paneer, but it also has a long history in traditional medicine across So…

Cuba battles virus outbreak despite shortages of food, medicine - Jamaica Observer

HAVANA, Cuba (AFP)—Cuba has been gripped by an outbreak of the viral disease chikungunya, as it battles shortages of clean water, food, fuel and medicine, during its worst economic crisis in decades. Island residents have no choice but to ride out the ailment…

Mom and son diagnosed with cancer just one hour apart - KSL TV 5

A Utah native and her 4-year-old son are facing the unimaginable: they were both diagnosed with cancer on the same day, just one hour apart.

3 Super-Simple Hacks for a Healthy Heart After 50 (#2 Surprised Us!) - womansworld.com

New research has revealed 3 surprisingly simple things you can do starting today to keep your heart healthy. Hint: Drinking coffee makes the list!

First human case in US of H5N5 bird flu strain confirmed in Washington resident - OregonLive.com

It's the first U.S. human bird flu case reported in about nine months.