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Could eating wheatgerm supercharge your flu jab?

A small German study found that daily spermidine supplements improved markers of vaccine response in adults over 65, possibly by slowing immune aging. The article explains dietary sources such as wheatgerm and aged cheese, while a researcher says it is unclear whether normal diets provide enough spermidine to have the same effect.

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Health officials warn of measles exposure at Philadelphia International Airport

Health officials warned of a measles exposure at Philadelphia International Airport after an infected traveler passed through several terminals, the second recent exposure in the city. The article notes falling vaccination rates and rising measles cases in Pennsylvania and the U.S., while quoting officials urging people to check their vaccination status.

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Melbourne mother searched 'how to kill a child quickly' before alleged bid to murder her three kids, court hears

A Melbourne mother accused of attempting to drown her three children appeared in court for a bail hearing, where prosecutors detailed alleged disturbing searches and mental-health struggles. The court heard testimony about the alleged creek incident and the children's accounts. A bail decision is expected Wednesday.

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Why it really DOES matter what time of day you take your blood pressure pills. It might just save your life

The article discusses emerging research on how the time of day for taking medications, including blood pressure pills and cancer treatments, may affect efficacy and side effects by aligning with circadian rhythms. It cites studies and expert commentary suggesting timed immunotherapy and chemotherapy can improve outcomes.

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Mysterious brown marks have appeared under my armpits and breasts. I'm an otherwise healthy woman but I'm worried. DR SCURR reveals how to tell a common bacterial infection from something MUCH more sinister

A reader asks about brown marks under her armpits and breasts, and Dr Martin Scurr explains likely causes such as erythrasma and acanthosis nigricans. He describes symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and the possible link to prediabetes. A second question concerns hip pain and pain relief while taking warfarin.

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