Recreational nitrous oxide use is no laughing matter
By Canadian Medical Association Journal · Aug 21, 2023
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Japanese squirrels develop human hereditary diseases with aging
By Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology · Aug 21, 2023
Breast size affects women's attitudes to exercise
By Flinders University · Aug 21, 2023
A simple mouth rinse could spot early heart disease risk
By Frontiers In · Aug 18, 2023
Blue-light filtering spectacles probably make no difference to eye strain, eye health or sleep quality
By Cochrane Review · Aug 18, 2023
Racial and ethnic differences in gut microbiome emerge at 3 months old
By PLOS ONE · Aug 18, 2023
Molecule identified that could be key for a new wave of drugs to target obesity and bone diseases
By University of Western Australia · Aug 18, 2023
Anti-obesity drug improves associative learning in people with obesity
By Max Planck Institute · Aug 17, 2023
Marijuana and hallucinogen use, binge drinking reached historic highs among adults 35 to 50
By U.S. National Institutes of Health · Aug 17, 2023
Vaginal bacteria must eat to survive — but how?
By Harvard University · Aug 16, 2023
Common wristbands ‘hotbed’ for harmful bacteria including E. coli, staphylococcus
By Florida Atlantic University · Aug 16, 2023
Experiencing pain after a heart attack may predict long-term survival
By American Heart Association · Aug 16, 2023