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Food processing workers handling meat byproducts for bioactive peptides and sustainable nutrition

Can Meat Byproducts Be Harnessed to Benefit Gut Health?

February 2026

Bioactive peptides from meat byproducts may help modulate gut microbiota while supporting more sustainable approaches to nutrition.

Map of rural and urban health disparities related to dementia risk factors in U.S. adults

Rural Americans Face Higher Burden of Dementia Risk

Rural Americans aged 45 years and older face a significantly higher prevalence of modifiable dementia risk factors than their urban counterparts.

packaged ready-to-eat meals linked to Listeria outbreak

Listeria Outbreak Illnesses Continue Despite Recalls

The CDC continues to report new illnesses and deaths in a multistate Listeria outbreak linked to prepared meals.

raw diced chicken parts in kitchen tray

Salmonella Outbreaks Tied to Chicken Consumption

Salmonella outbreaks attributed to chicken products remained frequent across the United States between 1998 and 2022.

Patient using inspiratory muscle trainer during post-COVID rehabilitation

Inspiratory Muscle Training May Boost Post-COVID Exercise Tolerance

A systematic review finds inspiratory muscle training may enhance exercise tolerance in adult patients with post-COVID-19 syndrome.

Patient receiving immunotherapy infusion for non-small cell lung cancer in clinic

Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors Safe for HIV NSCLC

Immune checkpoint inhibitor therapy appears safe and effective for NSCLC in people living with HIV today.

Doctor offering emotional support to an anxious patient during a mental health consultation.

Why Some Severe COVID Anxiety Persists

Severe COVID anxiety improved for most participants over 18 months although recovery was not universal.

Close-up of a tick embedded in human skin, illustrating infection risk and relevance to Lyme disease transmission and diagnostics.

Effort to Standardize Lyme Disease Test Interpretation

A new web-based assessment revealed strong but varied accuracy in interpreting Lyme disease diagnostics, underscoring the need for training and standardized interpretation across laboratories.

Researcher conducting mpox diagnostic testing in a laboratory.

Slow Progress Threatens Global Mpox Preparedness

Despite global alerts, development of mpox therapeutics and diagnostics has failed to match the urgency of recent outbreaks.

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