Redhill man with MND shocked he no longer qualifies for Covid jab - BBC

David Setters, 68, was diagnosed with MND a decade ago and relies on a ventilator at night.

Cancer treatment breakthrough: ‘Super vaccine’ stops cancer before it starts, study finds - Times of India

A groundbreaking 'super vaccine' developed by UMass Amherst scientists has shown remarkable success in laboratory mice, completely preventing cancer f

Superbugs surge: Drug-resistant bacteria threat grows in Detroit, worldwide, WHO warns - The Detroit News

Metro Detroit at particular risk as drug resistant bacterial infections outpace advances in modern medicine, WHO warns.

As Minnesota sees rise in bird flu, grocers say they don't expect it to impact Thanksgiving plans - CBS News

Minnesota is seeing a resurgence in bird flu cases this fall. The virus has infected thousands of turkeys and chickens in eight counties over just the last few weeks.

Tips for dealing with seasonal depression - KRTV

What causes sadness during the winter season, the answer makes a lot of sense, and the solution, even more so.

Weight loss shots: Research indicates dangers from starting and stopping - KSL.com

Popular weight loss shots carry significant risk for some patients and doctors often fail to discuss those risks with patients.

Over 150 unvaccinated kids quarantined for 21 days in SC measles outbreak - Ars Technica

The outbreak includes at least seven confirmed cases, but some are clearly being missed.

This happens in your brain when you change your mind, according to neuroscience - PsyPost

Scientists can predict if you will change your mind by reading brain activity—even before you make an initial choice. This process of self-evaluation, or "metacognition," begins earlier than previously thought.

Column | Ask a Vet: Do I really need to vaccinate my indoor cat? - The Washington Post

Considering skipping vaccines for your pet? Here’s why that’s a bad idea.

Targeting enzymes to weaken cancer cells could supercharge prostate cancer treatment - Medical Xpress

An international study has uncovered a new vulnerability in prostate cancer cells that could help improve treatment for one of the most common cancers affecting men.

Texas seeing an increase in kindergarteners who don't meet state requirements for measles shots - AP News

Before the pandemic helped fuel the growth of vaccine politicization across the country, less than 1% of Austin school district’s kindergarteners in the fall of 2019 failed to comply with the state’s vaccine reporting requirements.

The Pathway Causing Pancreatic Cancer Spread Was Identified, Here's What That Means - bgr.com

Pancreatic cancer is aggressive and deadly, and scientists have been searching for a cure. Now, a receptor known as ALK7 might be the answer they've needed.

AI nutrition study finds 'five every day' may keep the doctor away - Medical Xpress

In a new study using AI and machine learning, EPFL researchers have found that it's not only what we eat, but how consistently we eat it that plays a crucial role in gut health.

Surge in cannabis use seen among individuals with psychosis after legalization - Medical Xpress

Cambridge Health Alliance and Harvard Medical School-led research is signaling that adults with psychosis have engaged in a sharp rise in cannabis use after states legalized and commercialized recreational sales.

Why do people use or get addicted to cannabis? A new study offers clues. - The Washington Post

The study builds on growing genetic research into cannabis use, as policymakers grapple with the risks and benefits of the drug’s soaring popularity.

Genes Linked to Cannabis Use Reveal Ties to Mental Health - Neuroscience News

Researchers analyzing data from over 130,000 participants have identified specific genes associated with cannabis use and its frequency, revealing strong links to psychiatric, cognitive, and physical health traits.