Category: 6. Health
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Dietitian’s Tips for How to Choose the Healthiest Butter
- Check saturated fat first to see how the butter fits into your daily limit.
- Pick butter with a short ingredient list to avoid extras you don’t need.
- Use butter wisely by adding small amounts where it gives the most flavor.
With dozens of…
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Your Brain May Not Be as Grown Up as You Think, New Study Says – Inc.com
- Your Brain May Not Be as Grown Up as You Think, New Study Says Inc.com
- The Guardian view on ageing research: our lives have more distinct phases than we thought | Editorial The Guardian
- Adolescence reimagined: Why the brain’s teen years now…
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Niverville avian flu outbreak kills dozens of geese – The Carillon
A Niverville resident is on edge after seeing dozens of dead geese infected with avian influenza in a retention pond behind her home.
Megan McGregor, 34, knew something wasn’t right when she saw roughly 40 dead…
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Natural compound supercharges treatment for aggressive leukemia
Forskolin, a plant-derived compound, may offer a meaningful improvement in therapies for a highly aggressive leukemia known as KMT2A-rearranged Acute Myeloid Leukemia (KMT2A-r AML). Researchers at the University of Surrey report that this natural…
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AI finds a hidden stress signal inside routine CT scans
Researchers have used a deep learning artificial intelligence model to identify what they describe as the first biomarker of chronic stress that can be directly seen on standard medical images. The findings are being presented next week at the…
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How Social Media Shapes Children’s Attention Over Time
NEW research from a major USA child-development study suggests that daily social media use, though often dismissed as harmless, may contribute to small but measurable increases in inattention symptoms over time. The findings, drawn from more…
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200 European Kids Inherit Cancer Gene from One Sperm Donor
A healthy Danish sperm donor, who passed all standard genetic screenings, fathered nearly 200 children across 14 European countries from 2005 to 2022, unknowingly passing on a TP53 gene mutation in up to 20% of his sperm. This…
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France reports continuing decline in measles
Since January 1, 2025, 868 cases of measles have occurred and been reported (an increase of 2 new cases in November). The decline in the number of cases observed since May continued until September and is holding steady until November, in line…
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