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When a Headache Signals a Warning–and How to Help Prevent It
Most headaches are harmless, but some signal stroke, vision loss, or brain bleeding. Find out how to identify the red flags and habits that may lower your risk.
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Moon Mission on Track for April 1 Launch: NASA
The Space Launch System moon rocket is expected to be rolled back out to the launch pad on March 19.
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2 Dead in Indiana as Tornado, Storm Outbreaks Continue Across US
‘I wouldn’t be surprised to see a couple of tornadoes tonight in Louisiana, Mississippi, or Alabama,’ said one storm chaser.
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Psychiatrist Sanctioned by Medical Authorities, Banned From Posting on Transgender Treatments
An Australian medical academic has been told he is no longer allowed to post about transgender issues on social media.
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A Cup of Calm: How Tea Promotes Focus and Tranquility
Rooted in ancient tradition and backed by modern science, tea’s natural compounds support clarity and calm.
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Nitrate Levels in Tap Water May Raise Dementia Risk
Where your nitrates come from may matter more than how much you take in.
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How to Grow Nutrient-Packed Microgreens and Sprouts at Home
Part 1 of ‘The Art of Sprouting’ explores the nutritional differences of microgreens and sprouts, their growing methods, and health benefits.
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NASA Overhauls Moon Program, Adds Another Mission Before Lunar Landing
A mission to Earth orbit was added in 2027. The manned lunar landing is still slated for 2028.
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Study Finds Gut Changes Linked to Ingredient in Weight-Loss Pills
New research suggests ‘wonder pill’ for weight loss may have potential unintended outcomes.
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Anthropic Says It Rejected Pentagon’s AI Demands
Anthropic said the Department of War threatened to designate the company as a ‘supply chain risk.’
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NASA Announces Leadership Shakeup for Human Spaceflight Operations
This change came a week after poor NASA leadership was blamed for the near-disastrous Boeing Starliner crewed test flight in 2024.
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NASA Moon Rocket Rolls Back for More Repairs
The space agency had held out hope that the Artemis II manned flight around the Moon would launch in early April.
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NASA Identifies Astronaut Who Suffered Medical Emergency on Space Station
Crew-11’s early return was the first medically triggered departure in the space station’s history.
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Bacteria May Help Common Kidney Stones Grow: Study
UCLA researchers found live bacteria inside kidney stones, challenging long-held beliefs.
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3 Science-Backed Strategies to Naturally Boost Serotonin
Far beyond mood, serotonin plays a profound role throughout the body, regulating bowel movements, sleep, immunity, and disease risk.
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How to Make Rosemary Wine to Lift Your Spirits and Boost Heart Health
Rooted in tradition, rosemary wine is an easy to make and flavorful tonic.
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NASA Prepares to Take Moon Rocket Off Pad Due to Helium Failure
Administrator Jared Isaacman said the necessary work ‘will take the March launch window out of consideration.’
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When a Headache Signals a Warning–and How to Help Prevent It
Most headaches are harmless, but some signal stroke, vision loss, or brain bleeding. Find out how to identify the red flags and habits that may lower your risk.
|
Moon Mission on Track for April 1 Launch: NASA
The Space Launch System moon rocket is expected to be rolled back out to the launch pad on March 19.
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2 Dead in Indiana as Tornado, Storm Outbreaks Continue Across US
‘I wouldn’t be surprised to see a couple of tornadoes tonight in Louisiana, Mississippi, or Alabama,’ said one storm chaser.
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Psychiatrist Sanctioned by Medical Authorities, Banned From Posting on Transgender Treatments
An Australian medical academic has been told he is no longer allowed to post about transgender issues on social media.
|
A Cup of Calm: How Tea Promotes Focus and Tranquility
Rooted in ancient tradition and backed by modern science, tea’s natural compounds support clarity and calm.
|
Nitrate Levels in Tap Water May Raise Dementia Risk
Where your nitrates come from may matter more than how much you take in.
|
How to Grow Nutrient-Packed Microgreens and Sprouts at Home
Part 1 of ‘The Art of Sprouting’ explores the nutritional differences of microgreens and sprouts, their growing methods, and health benefits.
|
NASA Overhauls Moon Program, Adds Another Mission Before Lunar Landing
A mission to Earth orbit was added in 2027. The manned lunar landing is still slated for 2028.
|
Study Finds Gut Changes Linked to Ingredient in Weight-Loss Pills
New research suggests ‘wonder pill’ for weight loss may have potential unintended outcomes.
|
Anthropic Says It Rejected Pentagon’s AI Demands
Anthropic said the Department of War threatened to designate the company as a ‘supply chain risk.’
|
NASA Announces Leadership Shakeup for Human Spaceflight Operations
This change came a week after poor NASA leadership was blamed for the near-disastrous Boeing Starliner crewed test flight in 2024.
|
NASA Moon Rocket Rolls Back for More Repairs
The space agency had held out hope that the Artemis II manned flight around the Moon would launch in early April.
|
NASA Identifies Astronaut Who Suffered Medical Emergency on Space Station
Crew-11’s early return was the first medically triggered departure in the space station’s history.
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Bacteria May Help Common Kidney Stones Grow: Study
UCLA researchers found live bacteria inside kidney stones, challenging long-held beliefs.
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3 Science-Backed Strategies to Naturally Boost Serotonin
Far beyond mood, serotonin plays a profound role throughout the body, regulating bowel movements, sleep, immunity, and disease risk.
|
How to Make Rosemary Wine to Lift Your Spirits and Boost Heart Health
Rooted in tradition, rosemary wine is an easy to make and flavorful tonic.
|
NASA Prepares to Take Moon Rocket Off Pad Due to Helium Failure
Administrator Jared Isaacman said the necessary work ‘will take the March launch window out of consideration.’
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