In high-income countries, breast cancer survival rates have steadily improved.
Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in women worldwide. In high-income countries, survival rates have steadily improved, but that is only part of…
Category: 5. Health
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Beware Of Nasal Tanning Sprays, Here Are The Concerns
Nasal tanning sprays or nasal tanners have not received U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval … More
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Forever Chemicals In Your Closet? How PFAS May Be Harming Your Health
BERLIN, GERMANY – DECEMBER 22. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)
In the pursuit of performance, the fashion industry has quietly adopted a class of synthetic chemicals that offer stain resistance, water repellency and durability….
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Why Today’s Leaders Must Prioritize Mental Health—Theirs And Yours
What should companies do to improve their employees’ mental health? And why will that improve their company’s productivity? In the U.S., stress-related absenteeism attributed to loneliness costs employers an estimated $154 billion annually….
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Ice Cream, Frozen Yogurt Recall Includes 22 Products, Over 17,000 Tubs
Rocky road ice cream from Wells Dairy is included in the recall. But accidentally ingesting the ice … More
Life in plastic may be fantastic if you’re a Barbie girl in the…
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Modern Romantic Men Are Making Love Last, With Science And Soft Power
An image of a loving couple, their silhouettes filled with red and black circles. (Photo by Alfred … More
Wired for instant gratification, emotional distancing and algorithm-driven dating, modern…
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Longer-lasting wearables set to transform health monitoring
Wearable technologies are revolutionizing health care, but design limitations in adhesive-based personal monitors have kept them from meeting their full potential.
A new University of Arizona study, published in Nature Communications, describes a…
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How Myths About Alpha Males Can Contribute To Young Men Falling Behind
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In 2025, the New York Times released a report indicating that young men and boys are falling behind on key factors within education, mental health, and transitioning into adulthood. According to this report, young men…
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Scientists discover key gene impacts liver energy storage, affecting metabolic disease risk
A new study published in Science Advances reveals that a single gene plays a big role in how the liver stores energy, a process that’s critical for overall health and for managing diseases like type 2 diabetes. Led by Penn Nursing’s Kate Townsend…
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NFL QB Alex Smith’s Necrotizing Fasciitis, Pain & Mental Struggles
Alex Smith, former NFL quarterback, is sharing his story of surgeries, pain, depression and … More
WARNING: This article will contain graphic images of leg wounds.
A tall and…
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