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January 2026

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Curbing Chronic Kidney Disease
Keep Your Body’s Filters Healthy
Early treatment for chronic kidney disease can slow it down or stop it entirely. But many people don't know they have it. Symptoms often appear in the late stages. Find out what leads to kidney damage and if you're at risk.
Navigating Norovirus
Insights Into Stomach Bug Outbreaks
Norovirus outbreaks can happen fast. Scientists are looking for ways to stop this stomach bug from spreading. Learn how to keep yourself and others from falling ill.

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Dr. Jonathan Himmelfarb on Personalizing Treatments for Chronic Kidney Disease
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Dr. Meryl Waldman on Diet and Chronic Kidney Disease
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Acupuncture Relieves Chronic Low Back Pain in Older Adults
Health Capsule

Neighborhood Design Impacts Walking Levels
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Vicki Contie
Yolanda Jones
Christine Lehmann
Sharon Reynolds
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January 2026

Curbing Chronic Kidney Disease

Navigating Norovirus

Dr. Jonathan Himmelfarb on Personalizing Treatments for Chronic Kidney Disease

Dr. Meryl Waldman on Diet and Chronic Kidney Disease

Acupuncture Relieves Chronic Low Back Pain in Older Adults

Neighborhood Design Impacts Walking Levels

NIH Research in Context