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Mom told to end pregnancy to start treatment. Her decision changed it all - Yahoo

At 14 weeks pregnant, a Florida woman was confronted with an impossible decision. Thirty-seven-year-old Alicia Harris from Tampa had just been diagnosed with an aggressive form of early breast cance…

Scientists Studied 1,300 Cancer Patients, Then Found a Pattern in the Gut - Newsweek

After studying stool samples from more than 1,300 cancer patients, scientists uncovered distinct gut microbiome patterns tied to different cancers. Researchers from Mayo Clinic analyzed samples fro…

People with Alzheimer’s risk gene may want to rethink Western diet - Newsweek

People who carry the strongest common genetic risk factor for Alzheimers disease may experience faster decline in attention if they follow a Western-style diet, according to new research. The study…

Gas Prices To See ‘Staggering Increases.’ Map Shows Price Per State - Newsweek

Americans are set to face a significant spike in gas prices on Wednesday and Thursday as the conflicts in Ukraine and Iran continue to squeeze global oil supplies, according to analysts. Tom Kloza,…

Measles Is the Deadly Disease of America’s Trust Crisis - Newsweek

Polls have long measured Americas crisis of trust. Now, it can be measured in rashes. The United States has recorded 3,294 confirmed measles cases in 2026 as of September 10, already well above the…

Nanny Begins Babysitting Kids Who Never Watch Screens—Then Makes Discovery - Newsweek

A childcare professional has reignited the debate around children and screen time after babysitting a pair of "no-screen" toddlers. The impact of screen time on young children continues to be a sour…

Scientists tracked girls exposed to Tylenol before birth. A pattern emerged - Yahoo

Scientists tracking children's development from infancy into adolescence noticed a surprising trend among some girls in their study. The clue pointed back to something their mothers had taken during…

New Tick-Borne Virus Discovered—Symptoms and How To Protect Yourself - Newsweek

A newly identified tick-borne virus is circulating in China, and doctors say it could already be spreading elsewhereraising fresh concerns for Americans living in areas where its tick carrier has tak…

Family Hires Petting Zoo for Party—Two Weeks Later Comes Terrifying Warning - newsweek.com

A family enjoyed a day out at a petting zoo, only to learn two weeks later that they may have been exposed to rabies. Tatiana Villatoro, 23, is from Durham, North Carolina, and hired a local mobile …

Cream Cheese recalled after listeria detected by FDA - yahoo.com

Made Fresh Salads Inc., based in Bay Shore, New York, has recalled all of its ready-to-eat deli-style salads and cream cheese products after environmental testing by the U.S. Food and Drug Administra…

Cancer cases are set to surge by 2050—nearly half may be preventable - yahoo.com

Cancer cases are set to soar globally over the coming decades as the world's population grows and people live longer. A major new analysis led by researchers at the American Cancer Society (ACS) an…

Older Americans Have Dementia Without Knowing—Experts Reveal Signs to Watch - Newsweek

A recent study indicated that older Americans may either have dementia diagnoses without knowing or may not self-report having a diagnosis, and experts have called for more work to be done to improve…

Man Can’t Explain Bruises on His Body—Blood Test Reveals Devastating Truth - Newsweek

A millennial dad who tried to explain the subtle symptoms he experienced had no idea just how much his health was deteriorating, only for a blood test to reveal the horrifying truth. For several wee…

List of Countries and Funds Reducing US Treasuries Around the World - Newsweek

Norway's massive sovereign wealth fund has proposed significantly reducing its U.S. Treasury holdings as part of a broader overhaul of its bond investments. The proposed changes would reduce the fun…

Scientists Studied Lung Cancer Patients—A Troubling Pattern Emerged - Newsweek

Microplastics have become an unavoidable part of modern life, but what happens after they are breathed into the body remains largely unknown. Now, researchers studying patients undergoing testing fo…

Rabies Warning Issued in Multiple States as Local Cases Rise - Newsweek

Health officials in several states have issued rabies warnings after infected bats, raccoons, foxes, goats and a pet dog were detected this year, raising concerns about possible exposure among people…

Common Everyday Drink Could Double Risk Of Stomach Cancer - Newsweek

Regularly consuming sugar-sweetened beverages could more than double a person's risk of developing gastric cancer, according to a recent study. Researchers from Massachusetts General Hospital and Ha…

New Autism Study Deals Blow to RFK Jr. Theory - Newsweek

A new peer-reviewed study has found no evidence that exposure during pregnancy to traces of pesticides commonly found on fruits and vegetables is linked to autism-related traits in children, a findin…