First case of untreatable, potentially fatal Bourbon virus confirmed in New York - New York Post
“The Bourbon virus is likely more prevalent than we think in our region and other cases are likely not being diagnosed.”
'This is revolutionary': New guidelines take aim at a syndrome impacting nearly 90% of U.S. adults - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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‘Kind of the first time we’ve had an estimate like this’: first CDC study on mold finds it’s much deadlier than we thought - Fortune
A first-of-its-kind CDC study found invasive mold infections killing about a third of patients, with climate change expected to make it worse.
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The Canned Food You Should Be Eating to Help You Live Longer - EatingWell
Canned legumes are filled with fiber, plant protein and antioxidants to protect against leading causes of early death, like heart disease and stroke.
She avoided cervical cancer screenings for 30 years. Her wife's death changed everything - USA Today
Cindi Newman hadn't had a pap smear in 30 years − but after her wife died of cervical cancer, she knew that had to change.
Is 1 Long Walk or Several Short Ones Better for Heart Health? Study Has Answer - TODAY.com
The best way to walk for heart health isn’t just about getting 10,000 steps. Expert explains whether one long walk or several shorter walks is healthiest.
5-year-old boy suddenly dies from rare disease on family vacation - KTLA
Terese Peden and Viet Vu sit side-by-side comforting each other in the worst moment of their lives, losing their son Justin Vu.
Daily eating habit linked to better brain health in older adults, new research suggests - Fox News
A six-month trial found that older women who ate within eight to nine hours daily showed cognitive improvements beyond what weight loss alone provided.
Scientists say this is the reason some relationships flourish and others flop - The Washington Post
How attachment styles influence our interactions with others — and how to change them.