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How Chronic Loneliness Harms Your Health and Steps to Overcome It

This article explores the health impacts of loneliness, distinguishing it from simply being alone. It explains that loneliness is about feeling unable to form meaningful connections, and chronic loneliness can weaken the immune system, increase inflammation, and contribute to var

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wb.md·Twitter Health·2h ago·7 min read

Study suggests early germ exposure may explain cognitive advantages in first-born children

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How machine learning is advancing precision medicine and pharmacogenomics

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Vitamin B6 Deficiency: Signs, Symptoms, and Dietary Sources

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The Decline of Unsupervised Play Is Fueling the Youth Mental Health Crisis

This article argues that the decline of unsupervised, unstructured neighborhood play among children is a major contributor to the youth mental health crisis. Drawing on personal anecdotes from the 1990s and research from experts like Peter Gray (psychologist) and Jonathan Haidt (

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thegrowtheq.com·Twitter Fitness·3h ago·10 min read

Systematic review finds unilateral resistance training improves contralateral upper-limb strength via neural mechanisms without hypertrophy

This systematic review and meta-analysis investigates the cross-education effect of unilateral resistance training on the upper limb. The study finds that unilateral resistance training produces small but significant improvements in strength of the contralateral (untrained) upper

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pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov·Twitter Fitness·3h ago·2 min read

University of Auckland researchers develop AI to predict bowel cancer risk from stool samples

Researchers at the University of Auckland's Liggins Institute are developing an AI system trained on stool samples from New Zealand's bowel screening programme to predict bowel cancer risk earlier. The AI would analyze Fecal Immunochemical Test (FIT) samples, which detect hidden

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rnz.co.nz·Tech by Flipboard·3h ago·4 min read

ACA enrollment drops by 3 million as subsidies expire and costs rise

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GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic may improve mood by altering gut microbiome, study suggests

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Study reveals palmitic acid may fuel type 2 diabetes while olive oil's oleic acid helps protect against it

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How health-monitoring wearables can trigger anxiety — and strategies to manage it

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Dean McDermott Marks 3 Years of Sobriety, Thanks Family and Friends for Support

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Navigating Migraine Through Menopause: A Personal Wake-Up Call

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JCI review maps biological age tools from epigenetic clocks to AI, calls for stronger evidence before clinical use

A major JCI review maps the evolution of biological age (BA) measurement tools — from functional tests and blood biomarkers to epigenetic clocks (e.g., Horvath, Hannum, PhenoAge, GrimAge), proteomics, imaging, wearables, and AI-based systems. These tools can predict health risks

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