Outbreak Investigation of Infant Botulism

Dozens of babies ended up hospitalized with a rare, paralyzing illness after eating a popular organic baby formula, and parents want to know why...

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The 20-Minute Insomnia Rule: Get Out of Bed to Sleep

Doctors have a simple fix for the night you toss and turn for hours: get out of bed after 20 minutes and stop trying so hard to sleep.Quick TakeSleep specialists at Stanford Medicine and...

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Cancer Diagnosis Triggers Sudden Stroke Spike

A new study of more than 182,000 cancer patients found their stroke risk jumps sharply right after diagnosis, especially in the first three months.Quick...
Can an AI-designed drug reverse human biological age?

Experimental lung disease drug may slow aging in record time

Six independent protein-based “aging clocks” all moved younger after 12 weeks on an AI-designed lung drug — in real patients.Story HighlightsInsilico Medicine reported rentosertib...
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Patient-First Rule Gets Real In Surgery

At Mayo Clinic, nurse anesthetists say the patient's story, not just the patient's chart, drives how the operating room actually runs.Quick TakeMayo Clinic Certified...
Gut bacteria may affect Parkinson's, anxiety, and depression, gastroenterologist says

Overlooked Health Connection That May Matter For Depression

Millions of people who take an antidepressant every day still feel stuck, and new research says part of the answer might live in their...
Why The U.S. Is Struggling To Control Food Safety

U.S. Food Safety Hits Record Low

America grows the world’s food, yet its safety net is split, slow, and full of holes.Story SnapshotFederal watchdogs say food safety oversight is fragmented...