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$20 Pill vs $20,000 Surgery? Popular Diabetes Drug Metformin Found To Relieve Osteoarthritis Knee Pain - SciTechDaily
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$20 Pill vs $20,000 Surgery? Popular Diabetes Drug Metformin Found To Relieve Osteoarthritis Knee Pain - SciTechDaily

Metformin may reduce knee pain in overweight patients with osteoarthritis, offering a low-cost alternative to early knee replacement surgery, according to a Monash University trial. A widely used diabetes medication may help relieve knee osteoarthritis (OA) p…

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A dangerous E. coli strain has emerged; a small mutation may explain its rise - Ars Technica
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A dangerous E. coli strain has emerged; a small mutation may explain its rise - Ars Technica

It’s unclear what the mutation does, but it might make E. coli stealthy on lettuce.

Ars TechnicaBeth Mole
Plastic may be warming the planet more than we thought - The Washington Post
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Plastic may be warming the planet more than we thought - The Washington Post

Most models haven’t accounted for how microplastics may increase global warming by disrupting natural cycles that store carbon.

The Washington PostNicolás Rivero
Second rabid fox attack in one week shakes up Texas community - MySA
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Second rabid fox attack in one week shakes up Texas community - MySA

Hays County is urging caution from residents as two rabid fox attacks have been reported in one week. First in Wimberley and then in San Marcos.

mySAPeter L. Scamardo II
'Truly miraculous': Common gut microbe shows promise as fatty liver disease treatment - Live Science
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'Truly miraculous': Common gut microbe shows promise as fatty liver disease treatment - Live Science

Researchers shed light on the "dark matter" of the gut, revealing a species of fungus that could potentially help counter fatty liver disease. The research is in its early days, though.

Live ScienceAnna Demming
Neuroscientists discover music’s hidden power to reshape memory - PsyPost
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Neuroscientists discover music’s hidden power to reshape memory - PsyPost

A new neuroimaging study reveals that listening to emotionally charged music during memory recall can change how we remember events. The music not only shaped what participants remembered but also altered the emotional tone of their memories one day later.

PsyPostVladimir Hedrih
Bird flu in pet cats is on the rise. What owners need to know - Global News
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Bird flu in pet cats is on the rise. What owners need to know - Global News

Scientists warn that bird flu infections in household pets could create new pathway for human transmission after cases spiked dramatically in 2023 to 2024.

Global NewsKatie Dangerfield
ANPD001 eases motor symptoms, early trial data show - Parkinson's News Today
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ANPD001 eases motor symptoms, early trial data show - Parkinson's News Today

The first three Parkinson's patients who received ANPD001 saw improvements in motor symptoms and daily functioning, early trial data showed.

Parkinson's News TodayMargarida Maia, PhD
For The First Time, Common Hospital “Superbug” Found To Break Down Medical Plastics - IFLScience
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For The First Time, Common Hospital “Superbug” Found To Break Down Medical Plastics - IFLScience

This bacterium is a common cause of infections in hospitals, and now researchers are a step closer to understanding why.

IFLScienceDr. Russell Moul
Seniors should skip this vaccine after deadly complications, FDA warns - AL.com
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Seniors should skip this vaccine after deadly complications, FDA warns - AL.com

The CDC is recommending the vaccine pause while it investigates “serious adverse events."

AL.comLeada Gore | lgore@al.com
I’m Afraid That Once I’ve Married My Boyfriend, His Past Will Come Knocking at Our Door - Slate Magazine
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I’m Afraid That Once I’ve Married My Boyfriend, His Past Will Come Knocking at Our Door - Slate Magazine

His history worries me.

Slate MagazineJessica Stoya
Experts Just Discovered That Alzheimer's Symptoms Can Surface In Your 20s And 30s. Here's What To Watch For - Yahoo
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Experts Just Discovered That Alzheimer's Symptoms Can Surface In Your 20s And 30s. Here's What To Watch For - Yahoo

While most people associate Alzheimer's symptoms with old age, new research suggests signs could begin to show up in your 20s and 30s. Here's what to know.

Women's HealthKorin Miller
Alzheimer's Symptoms Can Appear Decades Earlier Than Thought, New Study Finds. Here's What To Know - womenshealthmag.com
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Alzheimer's Symptoms Can Appear Decades Earlier Than Thought, New Study Finds. Here's What To Know - womenshealthmag.com

While most people associate Alzheimer's symptoms with old age, new research suggests signs could begin to show up in your 20s and 30s. Here's what to know.

Women's HealthKorin Miller
Registered dietitian answers 5 key questions about fiber, weight loss - Medical News Today
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Registered dietitian answers 5 key questions about fiber, weight loss - Medical News Today

A registered dietitian answers key questions about fiber — why we need it, how much we need to consume, whether supplements like psyllium husk can aid weight loss, and more in this podcast.

Medical News TodayYasemin Nicola Sakay
Human “Super Immunity” – Man Bitten by Snakes Over 100 Times Helps Create Revolutionary Antivenom - SciTechDaily
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Human “Super Immunity” – Man Bitten by Snakes Over 100 Times Helps Create Revolutionary Antivenom - SciTechDaily

Scientists have developed a potentially universal antivenom using antibodies from a hyper-immune human donor, offering broad protection against deadly snake species. In a major leap forward for snakebite treatment, scientists have developed the most broadly e…

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Which breakfast is highest in sugar? Test your knowledge with our quiz. - The Washington Post
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Which breakfast is highest in sugar? Test your knowledge with our quiz. - The Washington Post

Take our quiz to test your knowledge. The answers might surprise you.

The Washington PostAnahad O’Connor, Aaron Steckelberg
Are beards really dirtier than toilet seats? - The Washington Post
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Are beards really dirtier than toilet seats? - The Washington Post

Bacteria live on your skin and in beards, too. But experts said they do not increase the risk of infection for a person with facial hair.

The Washington PostLindsey Bever
Do I Really Need to Care About My Bone Density? - The Cut
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Do I Really Need to Care About My Bone Density? - The Cut

For months, the term has popped up more and more on TikTok, on Instagram, and even in the occasional real-life conversation. Here’s what a bunch of doctors actually think about TikTok’s latest health anxiety — and what they do about it IRL.

The CutKatja Vujić
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Disgust, Not Taste, Drives Vegetarian Meat Avoidance - Neuroscience News

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This illness kills babies at their most vulnerable. We can stop it. - vox.com
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This illness kills babies at their most vulnerable. We can stop it. - vox.com

Better tests means antibiotics get to babies who need them.

VoxDylan Matthews