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Google Aims to Debug California and Florida by Releasing 64 Million Mosquitoes

An earlier project already led to a 95 percent drop in biting females of one disease-carrying species in Fresno.

Reason

Cancer breakthroughs: Does a string of advances signal turning point?

It’s not every day that a standing ovation at a medical conference goes viral. Dateline: Chicago, at the annual conference of the American Society of Clinical Oncology. Doctors from around the world rose to their feet to applaud the announcement of a new pill that doubles survival time for pancreatic…

France 24

African Proverb of the Day: “There is no physician who can cure the disease of… ” — Life lessons on emotional depth, attachment, human connection, healing, and why love cannot be controlled or fixed

African Proverb of the Day highlights the meaning of “There is no physician who can cure the disease of love.” The saying reflects the idea that love is a powerful emotional experience that cannot be treated or controlled like a physical illness. It suggests that love exists beyond logic, medicine,…

The Economic Times

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This Was the Moment the COVID-19 Experts Betrayed Us

A special six-year anniversary.

Reason

With Measles Cases Rising, New York Faces World Cup Influx from Countries Battling Active Outbreaks

New York City enters the most internationally connected week of its recent history — the June 11 start of the 2026 FIFA World Cup — with an active, documented, and growing measles problem.

Medical Daily

The race to combat Ebola: what vaccines and treatments are being developed and how long will it take?

With the Bundibugyo strain of the disease spreading across the DRC and Uganda, scientists and researchers are trying to find rapid solutions

The Guardian - UK

Annexon Maps 3 Big Pipeline Catalysts Ahead of Q4 Vision-Drug Readout

Annexon (NASDAQ:ANNX) executives outlined a series of expected clinical and regulatory updates across the company’s complement-focused pipeline during a session at the Jefferies Conference, highlighting programs in geographic atrophy, Guillain-Barré syndrome and cold agglutinin disease. Douglas Lov

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Rebel attacks in eastern DRC kill 30 people and hamper Ebola response

Islamic State-linked militia blamed for raids in North Kivu as governor says three patients with disease fled clinics

The Guardian - UK

Air pollution could be affecting your brain power

The impacts are similar to what researchers would expect from 10 years of normal aging

The Independent UK

Forum flags stealth-like liver ailment

BARCELONA: A liver disease affecting nearly 1.7 billion people worldwide is emerging as a major health challenge, but experts say it remains under-recognised and under-prioritised in public health policy.

Bangkok Post

ERA Congress: Semaglutide linked to better quality of life in diabetes and kidney disease, FLOW trial shows

GLASGOW, Scotland, June 4, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- New findings from the landmark FLOW trial, presented at the 63rd ERA Congress, show that once-weekly semaglutide significantly improved health-related quality of life in adults with type 2 diabetes (T2D) and chronic kidney disease (CKD), equivalent to around eight additional days in full…

AAP

Adaptive Biotechnologies Highlights clonoSEQ Growth, 2026 Cash Flow Goal at Conference

Adaptive Biotechnologies (NASDAQ:ADPT) Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder Chad Robins said the company is focused on expanding its minimal residual disease testing business while pursuing targeted partnerships for its Immune Medicine platform, during a presentation at William Blair’s Growth Stoc

MarketBeat

Google wants to release 64 million bacteria-riddled mosquitoes across California and Florida. Here's why scientists are enthusiastic.

Google has applied for an experimental mosquito release permit to deploy millions of non-biting southern house mosquitoes that it has infected with the bacterium Wolbachia pipientis, in an effort to reduce mosquito-borne diseases like West Nile virus.

LiveScience

Promising results in sleep apnea pill could eliminate patient need for uncomfortable CPAP machine

Leaving obstructive sleep apnea untreated raises the risk of cardiovascular disease and Type 2 diabetes

The Independent UK

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Medical Daily

Texas TB Surge Raises Alarm as Most Infected Residents Remain Unaware

For nearly three decades, tuberculosis followed a reassuring trajectory in the United States: case counts declining year after year, the disease receding from public consciousness, treated as a solved problem of the developing world rather than an active threat in American cities.

The Guardian - AU

Diphtheria outbreak: residents of remote NT community say health clinic has no hand sanitiser

There’s a three-week wait on test results in Yuendumu, near Alice Springs, and locals say NT Health has dropped the ball on telling locals what to do if they test positive

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The Summer Gardening Mistake That Kills More Plants Than Heat

Summer gardens often look like they struggle because of scorching temperatures, but heat alone does not usually deliver the final blow. A far more common culprit hides in plain sight and quietly weakens plants day after day. Many gardeners believe more water automatically means healthier plants during hot spells. That…

International Business Times UK

Vials Found in Large Case at Detroit Airport: 2 Researchers Accused of Smuggling Mpox, Chickenpox, DNA Into US

Two NIH researchers face charges for allegedly smuggling viral samples, including mpox and chickenpox, into the US from Congo, raising public safety concerns.

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Fortune

'We lost a lot of talent': The man who overhauled the CDC before the DOGE cuts is still concerned about damage

Robin Bailey Jr. spent years rebuilding the CDC from the inside. Months after he left, the cuts began — and he told Fortune he's not sure what survived.

The Economic Times

What killed Beethoven? His own DNA finally answered after 200 years, with a bombshell twist

A groundbreaking genetic study has provided new insights into the life and death of composer Ludwig van Beethoven nearly 200 years after his passing. Researchers analyzed DNA from authenticated hair samples and found evidence of inherited liver disease risk factors and a hepatitis B infection that may have contributed to…

Medical Daily

Jacksonville Is Ground Zero for Florida's 2026 Measles Outbreak — Anti-Vaccine Parents Are Putting Every Child at Risk

A city of nearly one million people that once went years without a single measles case now finds itself at the epicenter of a confirmed outbreak — and health officials in Jacksonville are growing increasingly alarmed as the case count refuses to stop climbing.

International Business Times UK

Ellen DeGeneres Kuru Cannibalism Rumor Resurfaces Online — Here's What Is Actually True

False claims linking Ellen DeGeneres to kuru and cannibalism resurface online, with no medical or verified evidence supporting the allegations.

MyLifeXP

The 7 Most Painful Conditions Humans Can Experience

What is the worst pain a human being can experience? Most people immediately think of childbirth, broken bones, or surgery. But doctors and patients often describe other conditions as equally devastating or even worse. Some feel like a lightning bolt striking the face. Others create a burning sensation so intense…

AAP

FED:Australians with MND will be able to remain at home

The Aged Care Rules will be changed to include people with motor neurone disease.

AAP

Australians with MND will be able to remain at home

The Aged Care Rules will be changed to include people with motor neurone disease.

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