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Gas Station Air—Kids at Risk?

A routine stop for gas may be more consequential than anyone filling up their tank wants to believe — especially if children live nearby.Story...

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Parkinson’s Mystery Solved: Hidden Protein Trigger

A little-known immune protein in the brain, GPNMB, may be the switch that helps Parkinson’s disease spread from neuron to neuron—and scientists have just shown how to flip it off.Story SnapshotGPNMB sits at the...

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Breaking down the new colorectal cancer screening guidelines

New Cancer Screening Age Guidelines

The most important change in the new colorectal cancer guidelines is not the shiny new blood test—it is the quiet message that starting at...
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Revolutionary Laser Could Reverse Blindness

A laser that gently warms the back of your eye just enough to trick your cells into repairing themselves could be the first treatment...
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Heart Study UNCOVERS Antidepressant Risks

Fresh cardiology data suggest long-term antidepressant use may raise sudden cardiac death risk—yet gatekeepers say “don’t be alarmed,” leaving families to parse the fine...
Can You Have It All? Ambition, Identity, and the Fertility Timeline with Brooke Taylor

‘Success Wound’: Hidden Trap of Career Women

The most dangerous career problem for ambitious women is not glass ceilings out there, but the quiet deal they made inside: “I am what...
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Meth’s SHOCKING Link To HIV

Meth and HIV are not just partners in risk; they form a feedback loop that can pull people into a spiral of addiction, illness,...