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Your Bones ‘Remember’ the Cigarettes You Smoked
Ancient remains are helping scientists understand the long-term toll of smoking and pollution on bone health.
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Treating Restless Legs Syndrome Reduces Parkinson’s Disease Risk
A recent study offers new insight into how restless legs syndrome and Parkinson’s disease may be linked.
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Why Going Gray Might Be Your Body’s Way of Fighting Cancer
Japanese researchers find that going gray may protect against melanoma.
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Fish Oil Nearly Halves Heart Attack Risk in Kidney Patients
A major clinical trial showed that treating three dialysis patients with fish oil may prevent one heart attack, stroke, or death.
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Sussan Ley Is ‘Losing Support,’ Victorian Liberal Senator Says
Ley has received backing from multiple members of her leadership team.
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9 Lessons From the Longest-Living Among Us
A 104-year-old nun and a 98-year-old woman reveal longevity secrets backed by research.
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Rose Hips: A Boost of Vitamins C and E—and How to Use Them
Simple ways to harvest, prepare, and enjoy these bright red fruits rich in essential nutrients.
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Trump Re-Nominates Jared Isaacman for NASA Administrator
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has been serving as the acting chief of the space program for the past several months.
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NASA Marks 25 Years of Continuous Human Presence in Space
The International Space Station has been continuously manned by astronauts and cosmonauts since Nov. 2, 2000.
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The Science Behind How Our Thoughts Feed the ‘Doom Loop’
Scientists are finding that predicting mental health risks through brain activity alone is far from simple.
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Europe’s Solar Surge Exposes Cracks in Aging Power Grid: Analysts
Europe’s power grids faced a surge in voltage problems last year, with 8,645 over-voltage incidents reported in 2024.
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Scientists Identify 5 Types of Sleep Patterns—Each Affects Your Brain Differently
Understanding your sleep style could help you protect your mental and physical health.
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Hurricane Melissa Bound for Bermuda as Jamaica, Cuba Continue Recovery
The storm regained some strength to become a Category 2 hurricane.
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Fruit May Help Shield Lungs From Air Pollution
New study finds that eating more fruit could help keep your lungs healthier in polluted cities.
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At Least 25 Killed as Hurricane Melissa Barrels Through Caribbean
Authorities issued hurricane warnings for Bermuda and the Bahamas.
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Jamaica Declares Disaster, Death Toll Rises After Hurricane Melissa
Recovery efforts from public and private organizations are underway.
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Why Does Dementia Take So Long to Diagnose?
Catching dementia early can mean better treatment, planning, and peace of mind for families.
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Your Bones ‘Remember’ the Cigarettes You Smoked
Ancient remains are helping scientists understand the long-term toll of smoking and pollution on bone health.
|
Treating Restless Legs Syndrome Reduces Parkinson’s Disease Risk
A recent study offers new insight into how restless legs syndrome and Parkinson’s disease may be linked.
|
Why Going Gray Might Be Your Body’s Way of Fighting Cancer
Japanese researchers find that going gray may protect against melanoma.
|
Fish Oil Nearly Halves Heart Attack Risk in Kidney Patients
A major clinical trial showed that treating three dialysis patients with fish oil may prevent one heart attack, stroke, or death.
|
Sussan Ley Is ‘Losing Support,’ Victorian Liberal Senator Says
Ley has received backing from multiple members of her leadership team.
|
9 Lessons From the Longest-Living Among Us
A 104-year-old nun and a 98-year-old woman reveal longevity secrets backed by research.
|
Rose Hips: A Boost of Vitamins C and E—and How to Use Them
Simple ways to harvest, prepare, and enjoy these bright red fruits rich in essential nutrients.
|
Trump Re-Nominates Jared Isaacman for NASA Administrator
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has been serving as the acting chief of the space program for the past several months.
|
NASA Marks 25 Years of Continuous Human Presence in Space
The International Space Station has been continuously manned by astronauts and cosmonauts since Nov. 2, 2000.
|
The Science Behind How Our Thoughts Feed the ‘Doom Loop’
Scientists are finding that predicting mental health risks through brain activity alone is far from simple.
|
Europe’s Solar Surge Exposes Cracks in Aging Power Grid: Analysts
Europe’s power grids faced a surge in voltage problems last year, with 8,645 over-voltage incidents reported in 2024.
|
Scientists Identify 5 Types of Sleep Patterns—Each Affects Your Brain Differently
Understanding your sleep style could help you protect your mental and physical health.
|
Hurricane Melissa Bound for Bermuda as Jamaica, Cuba Continue Recovery
The storm regained some strength to become a Category 2 hurricane.
|
Fruit May Help Shield Lungs From Air Pollution
New study finds that eating more fruit could help keep your lungs healthier in polluted cities.
|
At Least 25 Killed as Hurricane Melissa Barrels Through Caribbean
Authorities issued hurricane warnings for Bermuda and the Bahamas.
|
Jamaica Declares Disaster, Death Toll Rises After Hurricane Melissa
Recovery efforts from public and private organizations are underway.
|
Why Does Dementia Take So Long to Diagnose?
Catching dementia early can mean better treatment, planning, and peace of mind for families.
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