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- Experimental Drug Helps Obese Mice Burn Fat Without Eating Less
An experimental drug helped obese mice lose body fat without eating less, while largely preserving lean tissue.
Tags: Medicine
- 96% of Skipjack Tuna in One Study Carried Parasites
A study of 53 skipjack tuna found parasites in 96% of the fish, including worms in muscle tissue that people eat.
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- Heavy ChatGPT Use Linked to Intellectual Laziness and Social Isolation
A small study of regular ChatGPT users links heavy reliance on the tool with weaker critical thinking, memory, motivation, and social connection.
Tags: Mind
- Gentle Rocking Beds May Improve Sleep for People With Insomnia
A small study found that gentle, continuous rocking helped adults with insomnia symptoms stay asleep longer and report better sleep quality.
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- Spinach-Enriched Bread Delays Insulin Peak in Small Human Trial
A small human trial found spinach-enriched white bread delayed the insulin peak by about 30 minutes and added much more fiber and key nutrients.
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- The Eight-Hour Sleep Rule May Be More Flexible Than We Thought
A new review suggests the eight-hour sleep rule is not universal, with sleep timing, light exposure, and individual needs also shaping healthy sleep.
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- Study Finds Women Report Nearly 25% More Household Mental Planning
A study of 235 couples found women reported nearly 25% more household thinking, planning and scheduling than their partners.
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- Upadacitinib Shows Strong Hair Regrowth in Severe Alopecia Areata Trials
An arthritis drug called upadacitinib helped many people with severe alopecia areata regrow most or even all of their scalp hair in two large trials.
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- Early-Life Sugar Rationing Linked to Lower Cancer Risk Decades Later
A UK study found that people exposed to less sugar during their first two years later had lower rates of five cancers.
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- Toilet Flushing Can Send Aerosols Into the Breathing Zone
A new review finds that flushing toilets can send tiny aerosols into the air around breathing height, with larger flushes generally producing more particles.
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- Study Estimates Most Human Rabies Deaths in the US May Go Undiagnosed
A new study estimates that only about 7% of human rabies deaths in the US were diagnosed from 2000 to 2024.
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- Gene-Edited Pig Kidney Keeps Patient Off Dialysis for Nine Months
A gene-edited pig kidney kept a man off dialysis for nine months before he received a human kidney.
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