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Vitamin D2 Supplements May Deplete More Effective Vitamin D3
Choosing the wrong type of vitamin D supplement may do more harm than good, researchers say.
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Scientists Observe Signs of H5 Bird Flu in Antarctic Wildlife
Australian scientists say they have found potential signs of H5 avian influenza in elephant seals on sub-Antarctic Heard Island.
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Gum Disease Linked to Nearly Doubled Stroke Risk in Major Study
Experts say regular dental care may protect your brain and heart.
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If You’re Always Tired, Your Blood–and Diet–Might Be to Blame
Scientists may have found why 1 in 3 Americans feels sleepy all day.
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Damage to Submersible’s Hull Led to Its Implosion Near Titanic Wreck, NTSB Says
OceanGate’s engineering process also contributed to the Titan’s demise, according to a report. Five people died in the 2023 tragedy.
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Daily Cocoa Cuts Inflammation by 70 Percent
Scientists discover why dark chocolate may help you live longer.
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How This Nobel Discovery Could Transform Autoimmune and Cancer Treatment
Often called peacekeepers, these cells help prevent our immune systems from going out of control.
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Gut Changes Persist Years After Stopping Certain Medications
Recent research shows that common medications such as antibiotics and antidepressants can leave lasting changes in gut bacteria.
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Study Links ADHD Medications to Small but Significant Risk of Psychosis and Bipolar Disorder
While the risk is small, spotting symptoms early can make a big difference in outcomes.
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Leucovorin Could Be a Promising New Treatment for Autism–Here’s Why
The connection between autism and leucovorin began with an unexpected detour.
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Breakthrough Gene Therapy Treats Huntington’s Disease for 1st Time
Clinical trials showed that patients kept their independence longer as the disease’s progression slowed dramatically.
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California Scientists Developing ‘Electronic Nose’ to Detect Explosives, Drugs
A university research team hopes their device can sniff out explosives, harmful airborne chemicals, and illegal drugs.
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Vitamin D2 Supplements May Deplete More Effective Vitamin D3
Choosing the wrong type of vitamin D supplement may do more harm than good, researchers say.
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Scientists Observe Signs of H5 Bird Flu in Antarctic Wildlife
Australian scientists say they have found potential signs of H5 avian influenza in elephant seals on sub-Antarctic Heard Island.
|
Gum Disease Linked to Nearly Doubled Stroke Risk in Major Study
Experts say regular dental care may protect your brain and heart.
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If You’re Always Tired, Your Blood–and Diet–Might Be to Blame
Scientists may have found why 1 in 3 Americans feels sleepy all day.
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Damage to Submersible’s Hull Led to Its Implosion Near Titanic Wreck, NTSB Says
OceanGate’s engineering process also contributed to the Titan’s demise, according to a report. Five people died in the 2023 tragedy.
|
Daily Cocoa Cuts Inflammation by 70 Percent
Scientists discover why dark chocolate may help you live longer.
|
How This Nobel Discovery Could Transform Autoimmune and Cancer Treatment
Often called peacekeepers, these cells help prevent our immune systems from going out of control.
|
Gut Changes Persist Years After Stopping Certain Medications
Recent research shows that common medications such as antibiotics and antidepressants can leave lasting changes in gut bacteria.
|
Study Links ADHD Medications to Small but Significant Risk of Psychosis and Bipolar Disorder
While the risk is small, spotting symptoms early can make a big difference in outcomes.
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Leucovorin Could Be a Promising New Treatment for Autism–Here’s Why
The connection between autism and leucovorin began with an unexpected detour.
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Breakthrough Gene Therapy Treats Huntington’s Disease for 1st Time
Clinical trials showed that patients kept their independence longer as the disease’s progression slowed dramatically.
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California Scientists Developing ‘Electronic Nose’ to Detect Explosives, Drugs
A university research team hopes their device can sniff out explosives, harmful airborne chemicals, and illegal drugs.
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