A major scientific review has found that what many people call “gluten sensitivity” may actually be linked to the way the gut and brain communicate, not to gluten itself. The condition affects around 10 percent of people worldwide, and the new…
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Scientists turn “junk DNA” into a powerful weapon against cancer
Researchers at King’s College London have discovered a promising new approach to treating certain blood cancers by using existing drugs in an unexpected way. Their work shows that a long-overlooked part of human DNA, once dismissed as “junk,” can…
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T-Cell Engager: From Discovery Hurdles to Next-Gen Solutions
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Pregnancy Care Ends Too Soon. How The Postpartum System Fails Mothers.
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Pregnancy care in the United States consists of prenatal visits that are purposeful, recurrent, and often celebratory. Postpartum, however, the mother’s support system often drops…
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Cavities and gum disease could nearly double stroke risk
- People with both gum disease and cavities faced an 86% greater chance of having a stroke compared to those with healthy mouths.
- Poor oral health was also tied to a 36% higher likelihood of heart attacks and other cardiovascular problems.
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Two Million Pounds Of Pork Jerky Recalled After Metal Found In Bags
A company in South Dakota has recalled over two million pounds of pork jerky after consumers reported finding metal in the bags of snacks.
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A company has recalled a popular pork jerky product after multiple consumers reported finding pieces of…
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Scientists turn flower fragrance into a mosquito killer
To combat mosquito-borne illnesses that claim hundreds of thousands of lives each year, scientists have enlisted an unexpected partner: a fungus that gives off a floral scent.
By exploiting mosquitoes’ attraction to flowers, an international team…
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Life expectancy gains have slowed sharply, study finds
A new international analysis led by a University of Wisconsin-Madison professor reveals that the remarkable gains in life expectancy seen across wealthy nations during the early 20th century have slowed dramatically. The findings indicate that no…
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Parents And Experts Give Warnings About The Possible Dangers Of Kratom
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In September of 2025, the United States Food and Drug Administration released a report stating that although kratom is available online and in brick-and-mortar stores, that the FDA was warning the…
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Weight-loss drugs like Ozempic may also curb drug and alcohol addiction
A promising group of medications already used to treat diabetes and obesity may also hold potential for tackling alcohol and drug addiction, according to a new study published in the Journal of the Endocrine Society.
These drugs, called…
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