Stanford scientists have created mice whose brains contain millions of functional human neurons, opening new avenues for studying neurocognitive disorders while sparking ethical debate.
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Philadelphia officials warn that travelers in specific terminals of the international airport may have been exposed to measles and urge checking vaccination status and monitoring symptoms.
A UK trial equips homes of dementia patients with smart beds, motion sensors and other devices to spot health changes early and reduce hospital admissions.
An 80‑year‑old Hillsborough County resident became Florida’s first confirmed dengue fever death of 2026 after a mosquito bite, prompting intensified mosquito‑control measures.
Los Angeles County health officials say anyone at Union Station between 8 a.m. and noon Saturday could have been exposed to measles by an infected passenger, urging monitoring and vaccination.
Philadelphia health officials warn travelers of a possible measles exposure at Philadelphia International Airport, urging vaccination checks and symptom monitoring.
A second death linked to the South Bronx Legionnaires’ disease cluster brings the total fatalities to two, as officials report 14 cases and intensified outreach efforts.
Stanford scientists transplanted lab‑grown human cortical organoids into mice missing most of their cerebral cortex, creating a new platform for studying neurodevelopmental disorders.
CDC data reveal Texas and Florida have the highest numbers of reported Naegleria fowleri infections, with a total of 180 U.S. cases recorded from 1937 through 2025.
The Florida Department of Health says 22 cases of the rare Vibrio vulnificus bacteria have been confirmed this year, with four fatalities across four counties.