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RFK Jr.’s Wish Is Coming True: Everybody’s Getting Measles - The Daily Beast
By Catherine Bouris |April 27, 2025 |5 min read
The number of measles cases in the U.S. has risen to 884 across 29 states.
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Critical Hub for Logical Thinking Identified - Neuroscience News
By Neuroscience News |April 26, 2025
Researchers have identified that the right frontal lobe plays a critical role in logical thinking and problem-solving.
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Exclusive | Gen Z women abuse stimulants, binge-drink more than any other group, studies find - New York Post
By Deirdre Bardolf |April 26, 2025
Young women are abusing stimulants and binge drinking more than their male counterparts and any other age group, eye-popping new studies have found.
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Pandemic Potential: Scientists Discover 3 Hotspots of Deadly Emerging Disease in the US - SciTechDaily
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Virginia Tech researchers discovered six new rodent carriers of hantavirus and identified U.S. hotspots, highlighting the virus's adaptability and the impact of climate and ecology on its spread. Hantavirus recently drew public attention following reports tha…
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9 gentle exercises for sore knees - Times of India
By TOI+Lifestyle+Desk • 1 day ago
Ease knee pain and strengthen joints with these low-impact moves. Practice consistently for better flexibility, stability, and reduced discomfort. Always move slowly and listen to your body.
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Why Mask Bans In America Could Set A Dangerous Precedent For Public Health - Forbes
By Omer Awan • 1 day ago
Many jurisdictions are considering masking a criminal offense, which could adversely affect public health
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The brain reacts more strongly to potential harm than to potential relief - Earth.com
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This study explains how the brain reacts more intensely to negative expectations, intensifying pain and reducing the effect of relief.
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This 1 Simple Thing Can Cut Your Risk of Dementia by 20% - AOL.com
By Marcy Lovitch • 1 day ago
The shingles vaccine could do double duty as a protector against both infections and dementia, according to a new study.
Read More →Genetic medicine can leave people with rare mutations behind. But there’s new hope - AP News
By Laura Ungar • 1 day ago
People with diseases caused by rare mutations have fewer options and poorer prospects than other patients despite rapid recent advancements in the growing field of genetic science. In cystic fibrosis, for example, medications can vastly improve health for 90%…
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Prenatal Stress Leaves Lasting Molecular Imprints on Babies - Neuroscience News
By Neuroscience News • 1 day ago
A new study reveals that stress during pregnancy can molecularly reprogram newborns' stress response systems, with significant differences between boys and girls.
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Anaemia may boost heart disease in newborns, Oxford study finds - BBC
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University of Oxford researchers analysed data from 16,500 mothers as part of the study.
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Cardiologists Share Key Heart Attack Signs and When to Call for Help - CNET
By See full bio • 1 day ago
These five life-saving tips will equip you with the knowledge you need to handle a heart attack with care.
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Brain Networks Reveal How Psychosis Symptoms Change Over Time - Neuroscience News
By Neuroscience News • 1 day ago
A new study explores how brain networks differ between patients in early and chronic stages of psychosis, shedding light on symptom evolution.
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Scientists discover a critical link between breathing and vision - AOL.com
By Rebecca Shavit • 1 day ago
For over a century, scientists believed that light, focus distance, and cognitive effort were the main forces behind changes in pupil size. But a new discove...
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Fox News AI Newsletter: Woman says ChatGPT saved her life - Fox News
By Fox News Staff • 1 day ago
Stay up to date on the latest AI technology advancements and learn about the challenges and opportunities AI presents now and for the future.
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Sensory Stimulation Boosts Memory and Brain Growth in Down Syndrome - Neuroscience News
By Neuroscience News • 1 day ago
New research shows that 40Hz sensory stimulation (GENUS) improves memory, enhances brain circuit connectivity, and increases new neuron growth in mice modeling Down syndrome.
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Ozempic-Type Drugs May Trigger Brain Changes Linked to Depression - ScienceAlert
By David Nield • 1 day ago
Trending weight loss drugs such as Ozempic and Wegovy may be highly effective at tackling obesity, but are they also carrying some darker side effects in the long run? A new study shows these medications could trigger brain changes linked to depression.
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Newly Discovered Antibiotic Could Fight One of The Nastiest Superbugs - ScienceAlert
By David Nield • 1 day ago
Some strains of Neisseria gonorrhoeae, the bacteria that causes the sexually transmitted infection (STI) gonorrhea, have evolved to be resistant to most modern drugs.
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