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350 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Epidemiologists confirm very low human risk from Shamonda virus · First human Shamonda virus case recorded; experts assess very low general public risk.
• AESAN issues glass contamination alert for Eroski Salsa Ricotta batch · Spanish food authority AESAN alerts for glass fragments in an Eroski Salsa Ricotta product lot.
• Physiotherapist explains joint cracking causes and safety concerns · Physiotherapist Inés Jiménez explains joint cracking causes and when it is concerning
• Modifiable lifestyle factors reduce Alzheimer's risk, expert explains · Neuropsychologist Valeria Medina outlines evidence-based Alzheimer's risk reduction practices
• Harvard review links short pregnancy intervals to accumulated biological aging · Harvard researchers propose closely spaced pregnancies may prevent post-partum biological recovery.
• Most complete human pancreas cell atlas published in international study · Researchers release comprehensive human pancreas cell atlas analyzing over four million individual cells
• European Commission approves Ocrevus for pediatric multiple sclerosis aged 10+ · European Commission approves Roche's Ocrevus for multiple sclerosis in children aged 10 and over.
• Bundibugyo Ebola strain spreads across Africa, deadliest in Republic of Congo · Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak expands across Africa with over 9500 recorded cases in Congo.
• Constant partner love reassurance stems from past emotional trauma · Psychologist explains frequent love reassurance requests come from personal insecurity.
• Odontophobia: Dentist Fear Causes Delayed Care And Worse Outcomes · Dentist Ignacio Domenech explains odontophobia risks and management approaches.
• Johns Hopkins study finds BCG vaccine reduces dementia markers in mice · Johns Hopkins researchers found BCG tuberculosis vaccine reduces dementia signs in tested mice.
• Researchers identify Andean hantavirus cell entry mechanism and vulnerability · International scientists mapped Andean hantavirus cell entry and found a structural weak point.
• European Study Links Pollution And Heat To Glucose Changes In Non-Diabetics · Research finds air pollution and temperature shifts correlate with elevated glucose markers in people without diabetes.
• Spanish Health Agency Recalls Hair Removal Cream Over Labeling Errors · Spain's AEMPS recalls Daen hair removal cream due to unsafe usage instructions.
• University of Sydney researchers identify circadian depression subtype · Researchers identified a circadian depression subtype with poor standard antidepressant response.
• Hearing Loss Often Goes Unnoticed; Technology Offers New Solutions · Experts warn that hearing loss is often ignored, but new tech and discreet devices are changing the landscape.
• Spain approves special sick leave for menopause and domestic violence injuries · Spain's government approved new special sick leave measures for menopause symptoms and domestic violence injuries.
• Bellvitge Hospital performs Europe's first single-port robotic kidney transplant · Spanish hospital completes Europe's first living donor single-incision robotic kidney transplant.
• Spanish youth drink less alcohol than older generations, but binge drinking rises · New 2025 health data shows Spanish youth drink less frequently than older adults, though binge drinking rates have increased.
• Study: People Wait Until Exhaustion to Rest Instead of Prioritizing Sleep · A global study reveals most people delay rest until feeling overwhelmed, viewing it as a reward rather than a necessity.
• Doctors remove pancreatic tumor from woman with situs inversus in Peru · Peruvian surgeons successfully removed a pancreatic tumor from a woman with situs inversus at a Lima hospital.
• Microhabitats reduce fricción para fomentar movimiento diario · Small movements after meals reduce blood sugar spikes and build health habits without requiring willpower.
• Doctor José Manuel Felices confirms sugar is not classified as a drug · Medical doctor José Manuel Felices explains sugar is not a drug despite brain reward activation.
• Researchers find so-called 'junk DNA' regulates gene activation · IBBTEC scientists demonstrate LINE-1 transposable elements act as gene regulators
• Study finds 1 in 5 suicide attempt survivors reattempt within 12 months · Survive study reports 20% of hospitalised suicide attempt patients reattempt within one year
• WHO Report Reveals Gender and Economic Disparities in Non-Communicable Disease Risks · WHO report highlights how gender, income, and location drive unequal exposure to non-communicable disease risks globally.
• Psychologist: Enjoying the Present Means Living the Now Without Rushing · Psychologist Laura Güemes explains that enjoying the present means accepting the current moment without constantly thinking about the future.
• Researchers build facial AI to predict cancer patient survival outcomes · Mass General Brigham created FAHR-Face AI that analyzes faces for cancer survival risk
• Rare Metabolic Disease Causes Urine to Turn Black Overnight · A case study reveals alkaptonuria, a rare hereditary disorder causing dark urine and joint degeneration.
• Why Shoes Feel Tighter After Summer: A Podiatrist Explains · A podiatrist explains why summer footwear habits cause shoes to feel tighter and offers ten tips for choosing better fall shoes.