REVEALED: 2 - The Real Truth

Russian Plague scare: Did a broken test tube lead to a researcher’s death? Why is the White House watching and are Americans at risk?

Russian Plague is not the medical name of a newly discovered disease. The term is being used in connection with concerns over an incident at an anti-plague research facility near Irkutsk. Plague itself is an infectious disease caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis.

The Economic Times · Oct 5

Eat well to age better at a biological level – new research

When it comes to healthy ageing, the overall quality of a person’s diet matters more than eating any one “superfood” or nutrient. From the Mediterranean diet to the Nordic diet, specific eating patterns have been shown to reduce the risk of heart disease, physical frailty and cognitive decline.

The Conversation · Oct 5

New molecule restores memory in animals with Alzheimer's' disease

The molecule RSQ-020 targets the Tau protein, which, when it folds incorrectly and forms clumps, is implicated in many severe neurodegenerative diseases.

Euronews · Oct 5

Do You Really Need a Multivitamin After 65? Here’s What the Evidence Says

Walk down the vitamin aisle after 65 and it’s easy to feel as though a daily multivitamin is practically mandatory. Bottles marketed to older adults...

Saving Advice · Oct 4

What to Do With Tomato Plants After the Final Harvest

That last tomato may be off the vine, but your tomato season isn’t quite finished. What you do with those tired, brown plants now can affect disease pressure, garden cleanup, and even where you should plant next year’s crop. Simply leaving old vines sprawled across the bed until spring may…

Frugal Gardening · Oct 4

Dementia Deaths Have Tripled Since 2000, and the Condition Now Ranks Fifth Worldwide in New WHO Estimates

WHO estimates dementia deaths tripled since 2000 to 2.1 million, now the fifth leading cause of death. Here is what it means for U.S. families.

Medical Daily · Oct 4

Pennsylvania health officials brace for expected spread of measles outbreak

Most counties don’t have their own health agencies, and some specific population groups have low vaccination rates

The Guardian - US · Oct 4

Michael J. Fox receives Canada's highest civilian honour

Michael J. Fox was promoted to the Companion level of the Order of Canada, Canada's highest civilian honour, on Friday (02.10.26).

BANG Premier · Oct 4

Boy, 6, wrote ‘Chocolate Bar’ for friend with rare liver disorder; book raised $1 million

At 6, Los Angeles boy Dylan Siegel wrote and sold a book calledChocolate Barto help fund research into his best friend Jonah’s rare liver disorder. What began as a child’s idea grew into a fundraising effort that had raised $1 million by 2014.

The Times of India · Oct 3

Sir Kevin Sinfield delivers trophy to cheers from sell-out crowd at Grand Final

The 46-year-old arrived from St Helens on the final day of his 7 in 7: The Grand Finale challenge.

The Independent UK · Oct 3