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Your Child’s ECG Knows When Puberty Has Arrived

urine test vials

Urine Test Can Identify Most Children With Autism by Reading Their Gut Bacteria

Mosquito caught on a screen

The Mosquito Already in Your Garden Could Soon Carry a Tropical Disease

A digital skeleton developed by researchers at the University of Waterloo shows the stages in a typical baseball pitching delivery (University of Waterloo).

The Tiny Ligament That Is Ending Baseball Careers, and the Computer That Might Save It

Still from SNL sketch on at-home colon cancer screening

The Cancer Killing Young Adults Has a Simple Fix. Most People Are Not Using It.

As melanoma progresses, natural catestatin levels decrease, suggesting that catestatin may be able to slow melanoma growth.

Your Body Makes a Molecule That Fights Melanoma. Cancer Knows How to Turn It Off.

tomato juice in a glass

A Daily Glass of Tomato-Soy Juice Dials Down Inflammation in People With Obesity

Mushroom top

Psilocybin Primes the Brain to Make Common Nerve Pain Drugs Work Far Better

Man clutching his chest

When Your Heart Attacks, Your Brain Pays the Price

mitochondria

Your Mitochondria Are Running Your Immune System’s Surveillance Network

An African senior gentleman speaks with his doctor during a routine check-up in the doctors office

Structured Coaching and Exercise Can Measurably Slow the Aging Process, Major Clinical Trial Finds

Researchers work at a sampling site for a study of the prevalance of hantavirus among rodents on the Palouse. (Pilar Fernandez/WSU)

Nearly a Third of Rodents in the Pacific Northwest Carry Hantavirus Antibodies

Immunofluorescence image of human donor pancreas with a precursor lesion lined by epithelial cells surrounded by fibroblasts.

Hidden Firewall Keeps Pancreatic Precancers in Check

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How the Age You First Had Sex Could Shape How You Age Decades Later

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