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Why are Americans so sick? Researchers point to middle grocery aisles.

Categories Health

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Social media platforms generate billions in annual ad revenue from US youth

Categories Social Sciences

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Quality of care declines after private equity takes over hospitals

Categories Health, Social Sciences

These microscope images show how interferon in the nucleus raises levels of the protective protein IFI16 (stained green) from low background levels (left) to the higher levels needed to resist herpes infection (right). Image: HMS MicRoN core imaging facility/Nicolas Romero Rata

How the Immune System Fights to Keep Herpes at Bay

Categories Health

Edward Hopper style illustration of a woman checking her cholesterol in a sparse hotel room

Gene-editing treatment could replace cholesterol meds

Categories Health

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Uncovering a culprit behind the itch: Staphylococcus aureus

Categories Health

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Study Exposes Coal’s Deadly Toll: 460K Deaths Revealed

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment

Artist’s concept of Kepler-385, the seven-planet system revealed in a new catalog of planet candidates discovered by NASA’s Kepler space telescope. Credit: Daniel Rutter/NASA. All Rights Reserved.

Many planets beyond our solar system follow nearly circular orbital paths

Categories Physics & Mathematics, Space

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The rise of ‘incels’

Categories Social Sciences

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Red meat consumption associated with increased type 2 diabetes risk

Categories Health

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Heart cells start beating suddenly and all at once

Categories Health

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Transfer of ageing: New drug class prevents key ageing mechanism in organ transplants

Categories Health

Researchers create ‘designer bacteria’ to target autoimmunity in the brain, making treatment safer and more effective

Engineered probiotic developed to treat multiple sclerosis

Categories Health

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