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coffee cup

Black Coffee Cuts Death Risk, But Sugar Erases Benefits

Categories Health
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Single Mushroom Dose Fights Cancer Depression for 2 Years

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health
Colourised image of Nanoneedles

Tiny Needles Could End Painful Cancer Biopsies Forever

Categories Health, Technology
Scientists have applied artificial intelligence tools to data on 80 wines from seven estates in the Bordeaux region. © Adobe Stock

Why Mid-Strength Wines May Win Where No-Alcohol Failed

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health, Social Sciences
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Out-of-Body Experiences May Be Trauma Response, Not Mental Illness

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health
illustration of blood cells and genes

Gene’s Double Life: Why Longevity Protector Acts Like Diabetes

Categories Health
Opioid epidemic and drug abuse concept with a heroin syringe or other narcotic substances next to a bottle of prescription opioids. Oxycodone is the generic name for a range of opioid painkillers

Death Spiral Breaks: US Drug Overdoses Drop for 15 Months

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health, Social Sciences
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AI Discovers Oral Drug That Blocks Multiple Coronaviruses

Categories Health, Technology
Old man hands with cane

Single Dose Reverses Age-Related Muscle Decline in Mice

Categories Health
breathing fingerprint chart

Your Breath Pattern Is as Unique as Your Fingerprint

Categories Health, Physics & Mathematics
Mosquito caught on a screen

The Right to Exist: When Science Considers Erasing a Species to End Suffering

Categories Health, Life & Non-humans, Social Sciences
A clear boundary formed after exposing light-activated penicillin to green light — half of the dish was sterilized, and the other half teemed with E. coli bacterial growth.

Scientists Turn Green Light Into an Antibiotic Switch

Categories Health, Technology
The ingestible capsule is about the size of a multivitamin, and once swallowed, it expands into a star shape that helps it remain in the stomach until all of the drug is released. Credits:Credit: Adam Glanzman

Weekly Pill for Schizophrenia Shows Promise in Trials

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health
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