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Vitamin D2 Supplements May Deplete More Effective Vitamin D3
Choosing the wrong type of vitamin D supplement may do more harm than good, researchers say.
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From Migraines to Macular Degeneration: How Everyday Choices Protect Your Vision
Targeted lifestyle and nutritional changes can alleviate the burden of vision loss and migraines.
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Catastrophic Flooding Threatens Jamaica, Haiti as Storm Melissa Expected to Become Major Hurricane
As much as 10 to 20 inches of rain were expected to hit parts of Jamaica and Haiti by Oct. 27.
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Scientists Observe Signs of H5 Bird Flu in Antarctic Wildlife
Australian scientists say they have found potential signs of H5 avian influenza in elephant seals on sub-Antarctic Heard Island.
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Gum Disease Linked to Nearly Doubled Stroke Risk in Major Study
Experts say regular dental care may protect your brain and heart.
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Jamaica, Haiti Under Threat From Tropical Storm Melissa
The National Hurricane Center warned that ‘preparations to protect life and property’ should be completed by Oct. 23.
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If You’re Always Tired, Your Blood–and Diet–Might Be to Blame
Scientists may have found why 1 in 3 Americans feels sleepy all day.
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SpaceX Loses Guarantee of First Moon Landing
Acting NASA Administrator Sean Duffy remains adamant about returning American boots to the lunar surface—and doing it before communist China.
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How to Make Fire Cider and Enjoy Its Immune-Boosting Benefits
Mix a few simple ingredients to create a homemade tonic that keeps you warm and helps fend off colds and flu.
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NASA Opens Moon Lander Contract to Competitors Over Starship Delays
‘I’m in the process of opening that contract up. I think we’ll see companies like Blue get involved, and maybe others,' Duffy said.
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Unexpected Signs of a Hip Problem—and What You Can Do About It
Around 72 percent of Americans misunderstand the source of their pain.
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How Chess Can Help Prevent Dementia
From strategy to social connection, chess offers surprising ways to strengthen the mind and support healthy aging.
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From Temples to Teacups: The 3,000-Year-Old Leaf That Rejuvenates Body and Soul
Holy Basil, or Tulsi is worshipped as a goddess and revered by Ayurvedic practitioners.
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Simple Hair Test Identifies Children at Highest Risk for Depression and Anxiety
Scientists have developed a simple test to spot mental health problems before they start.
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Damage to Submersible’s Hull Led to Its Implosion Near Titanic Wreck, NTSB Says
OceanGate’s engineering process also contributed to the Titan’s demise, according to a report. Five people died in the 2023 tragedy.
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The First 1,000 Days: How a Baby’s Gut Microbiome Shapes Life-Long Health
Experts share practical ways to lower the risk of chronic diseases in children.
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La Niña Is Here—Here’s What It Could Mean for Winter in US
The weather phenomenon is expected to last through February 2026.
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Former Pick to Head NASA Could Be Back in the Running
The president pulled Jared Isaacman’s nomination in May because of differences over a Mars mission. But Isaacman met with the acting NASA chief this week.
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Vitamin D2 Supplements May Deplete More Effective Vitamin D3
Choosing the wrong type of vitamin D supplement may do more harm than good, researchers say.
|
From Migraines to Macular Degeneration: How Everyday Choices Protect Your Vision
Targeted lifestyle and nutritional changes can alleviate the burden of vision loss and migraines.
|
Catastrophic Flooding Threatens Jamaica, Haiti as Storm Melissa Expected to Become Major Hurricane
As much as 10 to 20 inches of rain were expected to hit parts of Jamaica and Haiti by Oct. 27.
|
Scientists Observe Signs of H5 Bird Flu in Antarctic Wildlife
Australian scientists say they have found potential signs of H5 avian influenza in elephant seals on sub-Antarctic Heard Island.
|
Gum Disease Linked to Nearly Doubled Stroke Risk in Major Study
Experts say regular dental care may protect your brain and heart.
|
Jamaica, Haiti Under Threat From Tropical Storm Melissa
The National Hurricane Center warned that ‘preparations to protect life and property’ should be completed by Oct. 23.
|
If You’re Always Tired, Your Blood–and Diet–Might Be to Blame
Scientists may have found why 1 in 3 Americans feels sleepy all day.
|
SpaceX Loses Guarantee of First Moon Landing
Acting NASA Administrator Sean Duffy remains adamant about returning American boots to the lunar surface—and doing it before communist China.
|
How to Make Fire Cider and Enjoy Its Immune-Boosting Benefits
Mix a few simple ingredients to create a homemade tonic that keeps you warm and helps fend off colds and flu.
|
NASA Opens Moon Lander Contract to Competitors Over Starship Delays
‘I’m in the process of opening that contract up. I think we’ll see companies like Blue get involved, and maybe others,' Duffy said.
|
Unexpected Signs of a Hip Problem—and What You Can Do About It
Around 72 percent of Americans misunderstand the source of their pain.
|
How Chess Can Help Prevent Dementia
From strategy to social connection, chess offers surprising ways to strengthen the mind and support healthy aging.
|
From Temples to Teacups: The 3,000-Year-Old Leaf That Rejuvenates Body and Soul
Holy Basil, or Tulsi is worshipped as a goddess and revered by Ayurvedic practitioners.
|
Simple Hair Test Identifies Children at Highest Risk for Depression and Anxiety
Scientists have developed a simple test to spot mental health problems before they start.
|
Damage to Submersible’s Hull Led to Its Implosion Near Titanic Wreck, NTSB Says
OceanGate’s engineering process also contributed to the Titan’s demise, according to a report. Five people died in the 2023 tragedy.
|
The First 1,000 Days: How a Baby’s Gut Microbiome Shapes Life-Long Health
Experts share practical ways to lower the risk of chronic diseases in children.
|
La Niña Is Here—Here’s What It Could Mean for Winter in US
The weather phenomenon is expected to last through February 2026.
|
Former Pick to Head NASA Could Be Back in the Running
The president pulled Jared Isaacman’s nomination in May because of differences over a Mars mission. But Isaacman met with the acting NASA chief this week.
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