Three Kids Treated for Rabies Exposure After Handling Positive Bats, Humboldt County Public Health Says - Lost Coast Outpost
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Cancer cases are set to surge by 2050—nearly half may be preventable - yahoo.com
Dr. Aneel Paulus, a cancer prevention expert, told Newsweek that people can make "substantial progress" with existing tools.
Heart attack: Chewing-gum sweetener xylitol tied to 57% higher risk - Medical News Today
A new heart health study found that people with the highest levels of the sweetener xylitol in their blood had a 57% higher risk of major adverse cardiovascular events.
GLP-1 prescriptions for kids up more than 30,000% since 2019 - NewsNation
Kids with obesity-related conditions like high cholesterol or sleep apnea were substantially more likely to be prescribed GLP-1s than those without.
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The ‘Bad’ Habit that Could Actually Help You Lose Visceral Fat, According to Dietitians - eatingwell.com
Discover why rest and quality sleep might be the best-kept secret to help you lose visceral fat and improve overall health and metabolism.
Kaiser study finds Sonoma and Napa hotspots for potential measles spread - The Press Democrat
Kaiser researchers identified two Sonoma and Napa county hotspots with low measles vaccination rates, underscoring a resurgent public health challenge as measles cases rise nationwide.
4 Chair Exercises That Restore Walking Endurance Faster Than Treadmills After 60 - Eat This Not That
A CSCS-certified trainer shares 4 chair exercises to help rebuild walking endurance safely after 60, no treadmill required.
Could you survive The Oregon Trail? An emergency medicine doctor offers tips on how to not die in the great outdoors - The Conversation
Medicine and technology may have advanced, but the dangers of the wilderness remain unchanged. The Oregon Trail game provides timeless tips on how to enjoy nature safely.
Massive study reveals a "physical activity paradox" in dementia risk - PsyPost
Public health guidelines usually tell us to "move more," but new research shows context matters. A sweeping study finds recreational exercise protects against dementia, but physical labor at work could actually increase your risk of cognitive decline.