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Sleep Therapies
Genetic studies of “short sleepers” may lead to sleep therapies for the sleep-deprived, The New York Times reported. Short sleepers are those who…
Battling Colds
A cure for the common cold may finally be in sight. There are so many strains of virus that lead to colds that researchers have long despaired of finding a way to attack them all.
So Do Plants
Speaking of longevity, another way to achieve it could be to boost the proportion of your protein intake that comes from plants…
Optimism Prolongs Life
Optimism isn’t just good, it’s good for you, scientists have found. Researchers in Boston were able to identify how optimistic patients were
Late Breaking Egg News
Remember when eggs were good for you, then they were bad, then they were good again, or at least not homicidal? Well, they’re bad again…
Ultra-Processed Foods
A new study from the National Institutes of Health shows that the rise of ultra-processed foods and the rise in obesity over the last several decades isn’t a coincidence.
Burnout Syndrome?
It’s official: Burnout is a syndrome. The World Health Organization recently upgraded it (or is that a downgrade?) in the International…
Pot, Emergencies, and Psychosis
Marijuana may, as a presidential candidate recently said, bring joy to a lot of people, but it’s also bringing dire health consequences to some.
Water and Milk for Kids
New pediatric nutritional guidelines are doubling down on the trend against offering young kids sweetened drinks. To avert chronic illnesses…
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