U.S. reportedly loses measles elimination status after 26 years
The Pan American Health Organization is expected to make the determination public, and U.S. measles cases in 2026 already more than double the 2025 total.
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The Pan American Health Organization is expected to make the determination public, and U.S. measles cases in 2026 already more than double the 2025 total.
Copernicus says warming has sped up since the Paris agreement, while a separate report finds current policies leave the world far off track.
Among 756,636 Danish pregnancies, premature birth risk rose only when the drugs were prescribed for diabetes, not for weight loss.
Researchers at Istanbul Technical University say an overlooked branch of a gravity theory allows dark energy to have flipped sign about 9.5 billion years ago.
A preliminary study found short-term heart risks did not rise much for some older adults who stopped, but longer-term risk may increase.
The magnetic fields reverse their direction of rotation at a certain range of small scales, a first direct observation in space turbulence.
Nearly half of those infected, 5,387 people, have died, and the Bundibugyo strain has no known vaccine or treatment.
Researchers presented the early findings at the American Heart Association's 2026 Scientific Sessions, and younger adults made up a large share of cases.
At its peak on Sept. 18, the hole covered 10.5 million square miles, about 90% of the record set in 2000.
The agency says the condition, NAION, affects about 2 to 10 people in 100,000, and that a causal link has not been proven.
The robot assembled part of a truss in orbit during a six-month DARPA-funded test, though the full antenna was not finished.
Researchers found pantethine calmed key immune cells in mice and improved symptoms in a small human trial.
The link was strongest for some cancers, and prostate cancer was not tied to testosterone levels in the study.
A specific gut bacterium, Akkermansia muciniphila, helps fasting prepare intestinal cells to recover from radiation damage.
Doctors had expected the experimental drug, which lowers a common heart attack risk factor, to save lives.
Adults who drank more caffeinated coffee had far fewer dementia cases, though the study shows an association, not proof of cause.
The drug cut a blood particle linked to heart attacks by about 78%, but that did not translate into fewer cardiovascular complications.
The observatory, launched in 2004, burned up over North Sumatra, Indonesia, on Wednesday, with some parts possibly surviving.
A 12-week Canadian trial of 74 adults found three daily servings of full-fat dairy did not cause harmful changes in weight or cholesterol.
Heart scans led to far fewer statin recommendations than standard risk tools, with similar rates of major heart and stroke events.