There's a reason child vaccination rates are falling - and it's not social media - BBC
ShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleLuke MintzBBC NewsBBCTwenty-week-old Grayson easily could have become one of the tens of thousands of British babies left unvaccinated against polio. His mother, Lily, agrees with the principle of immunisation.
Rhode Island raises West Nile virus risk to high as more mosquitoes test positive - FOX Weather
04:27 FILE: Rare, deadly mosquito virus spreading in Northeast Verity Hill, Associate Research Scientist at Yale School of Public Health, joins FOX Weather to discuss Eastern equine encephalitis (EEE) virus, including its symptoms and the steps you can take to help prevent it from spreading. Rhode Island officials have raised the West Nile virus risk level to high after the state detected the virus in this year's mosquito season.
A 25-year Northwestern study of people over 80 with memory as sharp as adults decades younger found that diet and exercise habits varied widely among them, but strong social connection was the one trait they consistently shared - Silicon Canals
Mind A 25-year Northwestern study of people over 80 with memory as sharp as adults decades younger found that diet and exercise habits varied widely among them, but strong social connection was the one trait they consistently shared What keeps a mind sharp into old age may matter less than who keeps you sharp. Some people in their eighties score on memory tests as well as adults twenty to thirty years younger, a pattern researchers at Northwestern University have spent a quarter of a century trying to understand.
Wastewater in Anchorage signals warning about measles - Anchorage Daily News
At least one person in Anchorage had measles in early and mid-July, creating a risk that the highly infectious disease could spread through the state’s largest city, state health officials are warning. Samples taken from Anchorage’s John M.