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CDC ignored request from states to validate new measles test

Health officials in California and Washington, facing outbreaks of measles this past spring, asked the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in May to validate a test that can diagnose 500 cases … more

New York Times (via Honolulu Star-Advertiser) | 10/21/26

Colorado epilepsy patient plays mandolin during brain surgery

Conner Carver had brain surgery at Denver Health to remove a lesion from his brain that doctors believe was contributing to seizures. The 29-year-old epilepsy patient was awake and playing the … more

Kim Posey (via KDVR) | 10/21/26

Chesapeake's Walk to End Alzheimer's a "recharging" event for patients, caregivers

CHESAPEAKE, Va. (WAVY)- The Walk to End Alzheimer’s is put on each year in October across Hampton Roads to bring awareness and raise funds for research. Chesapeake is holding its walk this … more

Ashley Knight (via WAVY) | 10/21/26

Gov. Spanberger rolls out program to lower healthcare costs

Virginia residents can begin shopping for 2027 health insurance plans through the state's marketplace on November 1, 2026, but you can start browsing the plans now to see if you are eligible for the … more

Jane Alvarez-Wertz (via WAVY) | 10/21/26

Pope Leo’s doctors say tests show he needs no further treatment for lung cancer

The pope's personal physician and his surgeon said in a statement that results of the tests on tissue removed during the pope's surgery confirmed the initial diagnosis and that the cancer had not … more

Associated Press (via Boston.com - National News) | 10/21/26

Shepherd ISD reports chickenpox outbreak at high school

According to the Mayo Clinic, chickenpox is caused by the varicella-zoster virus and can spread easily among unvaccinated people. The chickenpox vaccine is the safest way to prevent the illness. more

HPM Staff (via Houston Public Media) | 10/21/26

Over 4 million tubes of toothpaste, many marketed for kids, are recalled

More than 4 million tubes of toothpaste are being recalled nationwide, including several that are marketed for children. more

Danielle Langenfeld (via WWLP22 News - US News) | 10/21/26

Upload a selfie, find out your "biological age." New FaceAge AI tool available for anyone to use.

The FaceAge AI tool from Mass General Brigham lets users upload selfies to find out their biological age. more

Neal Riley (via CBS Boston) | 10/21/26

When class challenges extend beyond coursework

Living with chronic illnesses like arthritis, diabetes or Crohn’s disease means that keeping up with classes involves planning around more than just assignment deadlines. A flare-up, treatment or … more

Ava Liber (via The Miami Hurricane) | 10/21/26

Waialua Health Clinic now open on Oahu

Wahiawa Health has opened a new clinic on Oahu’s North Shore to serve the rural community’s growing needs. more

Nina Wu (via Honolulu Star-Advertiser) | 10/21/26

Why Women Should Find Out Their Breast Cancer Risk Earlier than You Think

(NewsUSA) - For many people, breast cancer screening becomes a priority around age 40. However, according to recommendations from the American College of Radiology® (ACR®), one of the most … more

NewsUSA | 10/8/26

Ask About Clinical Trials on Day One

(Mitch Jelniker) - For people diagnosed with small cell lung cancer, the clinical trial conversation belongs in the very first appointment.A diagnosis of SCLC can trigger a whirlwind of appointments, … more

Mitch Jelniker | 9/18/26

From Uncertainty to Reassurance: How a Small Heart Monitor and Ablation Procedure Helped One Father Conquer the Unknowns of Atrial Fibrillation

(NewsUSA) - In 2018, then-52-year-old Todd Repass Jr. stood up after a meal and immediately knew something was wrong. It was terrifying. He felt weak, short of breath, and, at times, dizzy. The … more

NewsUSA | 9/16/26

Youth Tobacco Use Is at Historic Lows. Adult Smokers Still Need Better Choices.

(Dr. Matthew Holman) - There is a piece of good public health news that deserves more attention: youth tobacco use in the United States has fallen to historically low levels. That progress did not … more

Dr. Matthew Holman | 9/8/26

America’s New Drug Dealers Have Moved from Street Corners to the Internet – and the FDA is Letting Them

(Peter Pitts, President and Co-founder of the Center for Medicine in the Public Interest ) - Consumers purchasing retatrutide online may think they are buying a safe, clinically tested weight-loss … more

Peter Pitts, President and Co-founder of the Center for Medicine in the Public Interest | 9/3/26

After a Life-Changing Cancer Diagnosis, One Nurse Is Prioritizing Faith Over Fear

(Gilead and Kite Oncology) - Vanessa had a plan. As a travel nurse from Memphis, Tennessee, she was working across the country, building her career and saving up to buy a home. She had mapped out her … more

Gilead and Kite Oncology | 8/31/26

Hear from a prostate cancer patient about the one test more men should ask for

(Novartis) - Dr. Koo, EVP and CMO at Prostate Cancer Foundation, and Bill, who is living with prostate cancer, answer some frequently asked questions about PSMA testing. Talk to your doctor and visit … more

Novartis | 8/31/26

Landmark Agreement is a Milestone Moment for Youth Mental Health

(NewsUSA) - It's no secret that kids today are struggling with mental health. Heightened academic pressure, the stress of growing up, family dynamics and lack of social connection all play a role, … more

NewsUSA | 8/28/26

What Online Sellers Don’t Want You to Know About Retatrutide

(Alliance for Safe Online Pharmacies) - Over the past few months, you may have come across advertisements online or on social media for a new weight loss drug called retatrutide, also commonly … more

Alliance for Safe Online Pharmacies | 8/26/26

Why Inclusive Fitness Is About More Than Exercise

(NewsUSA) - For individuals with developmental disabilities and their families, fitness can mean much more than getting stronger or improving endurance. The right approach to movement can help people … more

NewsUSA | 8/24/26