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08/03/2025

Archive: 08/03/2025

Pressure to seem perfect can strain teen relationships, but kindness from peers can help

Imagine trying to always appear perfect. You stay on top of the latest beauty trends, excel academically and project confidence in social settings, even when you're struggling or feeling completely overwhelmed. You work hard ...

Mar 8, 2025

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Should babies get a 'bonus dose' of the measles vaccine? Doctors say it depends

Like many anxious parents, Beth Spektor spent the last few weeks fretting over how to protect her infant daughter from the first deadly measles outbreak to hit the U.S. in a decade.

Mar 8, 2025

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3D-printed tissue restores erectile function and aids reproduction in animal study

Erectile dysfunction affects over 40% of men over 40, yet our understanding of the condition remains limited. Research on this issue has mostly relied on real organs, making it difficult to study the detailed interaction ...

Mar 8, 2025 report

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No evidence for 'wind turbine syndrome' claims: Windmill noise is no more stressful than traffic sounds, study suggests

A team of cognitive neuroscientists and acoustic engineers at Adam Mickiewicz University, in Poland, has found no evidence that wind turbine noise causes mental impairment. In their study, published in the journal Humanities ...

Mar 8, 2025 report

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Can melatonin supplements really 'reverse' DNA damage caused by lack of sleep?

Sleep isn't just a luxury, it's a vital process that helps our bodies repair and rejuvenate. Researchers have started to uncover how the quality and timing of sleep can affect more than just how rested we feel—it might ...

Mar 8, 2025

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Trouble sleeping? The culprit may be something you ate

Can't sleep at night? Researchers say the reason—and the solution—could be lurking in your kitchen. The ingredients for poor sleep can be found in every meal, and the less you sleep, the more likely you may be to consume ...

Mar 8, 2025

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West Texas reports nearly 200 measles cases. New Mexico is up to 30

A historic measles outbreak in West Texas is just short of 200 cases, Texas state health officials said Friday, while the number of cases in neighboring New Mexico tripled to 30.

Mar 8, 2025

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What is hantavirus, the infection that killed Gene Hackman's wife, Betsy Arakawa?

Gene Hackman's wife, Betsy Arakawa, died from hantavirus infection, officials in New Mexico announced Friday.

Mar 8, 2025

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Study explores methods to enhance cancer-gene testing in clinics

Up to 10% of cancers are caused by genes that can be easily detected by commercially available tests. These include such common cancers as cancer of the breast, ovary, colon, stomach, uterus and pancreas.

Mar 8, 2025

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60% of adults will be overweight or obese by 2050: Study

Nearly 60 percent of all adults and a third of all children in the world will be overweight or obese by 2050 unless governments take action, a large new study said Tuesday.

Mar 8, 2025

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