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How your genes interact with your environment changes your disease risk − new research counts the ways - The Conversation
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How your genes interact with your environment changes your disease risk − new research counts the ways - The Conversation

Environmental factors such as lifestyle and the medications you take influence the effects your genes have on your body − and can clarify how diseases develop.

The Conversation AfricaArun Durvasula
Lucid dreaming sparks complex brain connectivity rarely seen in sleep - PsyPost
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Lucid dreaming sparks complex brain connectivity rarely seen in sleep - PsyPost

Lucid dreaming stands apart from both normal dreaming and wakefulness, according to a large EEG study. Researchers found that lucid dreams show unique brain activity patterns involving self-awareness, memory, and cognitive control—highlighting a complex state…

PsyPostEric W. Dolan
Scientists Discover the Body’s Hidden Mechanism to Regrow Vision Cells — and Could Reverse Blindness for Millions - Indian Defence Review
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Scientists Discover the Body’s Hidden Mechanism to Regrow Vision Cells — and Could Reverse Blindness for Millions - Indian Defence Review

Scientists have unlocked a potential method to regenerate retinal cells in mammals. The breakthrough could bring hope to millions suffering from blindness.

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The Science-Backed Reason Why Drinking Diet Soda Makes You Hungrier - HuffPost
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The Science-Backed Reason Why Drinking Diet Soda Makes You Hungrier - HuffPost

A new study shows how it can lead to overeating, especially in obese people.

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Hays woman with Huntington’s disease shares her story - Hays Post

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Diagnostic dilemma: A woman heard a 'pop' during pilates class. Her spine had sprung a leak. - Live Science

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My Sister Took My Daughter to the Mall. My Wife Is Livid at the Condition She Returned Her In - Slate Magazine
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My Sister Took My Daughter to the Mall. My Wife Is Livid at the Condition She Returned Her In - Slate Magazine

Now my wife is making everyone in our family pick a side.

Slate MagazineGreg Lavallee
Men are more likely to die of 'broken heart syndrome,' study says - NBC News
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Men are more likely to die of 'broken heart syndrome,' study says - NBC News

After a traumatic event like a divorce or the death of a loved one, some people may experience chest pain and shortness of breath — the result of a heart condition known as “broken heart syndrome.”

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Popcorn Lung: Teen’s Vaping Habit Leads to Irreversible Lung Disease - SciTechDaily
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Popcorn Lung: Teen’s Vaping Habit Leads to Irreversible Lung Disease - SciTechDaily

Sweet vapes, scarred lungs—popcorn lung is back, and teens are the new victims.

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Mystery About The Way Fingers Wrinkle in Water Might Have an Answer - ScienceAlert

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Prototype 'to light up' hidden breast cancers - bbc.com
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Prototype 'to light up' hidden breast cancers - bbc.com

The machine will detect cancer "hidden" in dense breast tissue, scientists say.

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Record Study Connects Hundreds of Genetic Markers With OCD - ScienceAlert

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Why everyone is talking about creatine - Axios
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Why everyone is talking about creatine - Axios

And what to know before you buy some.

AxiosAshley May
Life Expectancy Has Barely Changed in Some US States For More Than a Century - ScienceAlert
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Life Expectancy Has Barely Changed in Some US States For More Than a Century - ScienceAlert

A new study highlights worrying differences in life expectancy trends across the United States, showing that states are far from equal when it comes to implementing public health measures and extending the lifespans of the people living within them.

ScienceAlertDavid Nield
Canadian tourist with measles visited over a dozen locations in King, Snohomish counties - KOMO
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Canadian tourist with measles visited over a dozen locations in King, Snohomish counties - KOMO

A Canadian resident visited 16 public locations in western Washington while contagious with measles, but before they were diagnosed with the virus.

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Working long hours? It could be altering the structure of your brain, new study says - CNN
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Working long hours? It could be altering the structure of your brain, new study says - CNN

Long working hours might not just be bad for you, they could also be altering the structure of your brain, a new study suggests.

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Chronic Illness Combinations Double Depression Risk - Neuroscience News
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Chronic Illness Combinations Double Depression Risk - Neuroscience News

A new study reveals that people with multiple chronic physical conditions face a significantly higher risk of developing depression, especially when conditions like heart disease and diabetes co-occur.

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How the Brain Links Sound to Meaning - Neuroscience News
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How the Brain Links Sound to Meaning - Neuroscience News

A new study has mapped how the brain retrieves words during speech, identifying two distinct but overlapping networks in the prefrontal cortex.

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Study links anomalous experiences to subconscious connectedness and other psychological traits - PsyPost
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Study links anomalous experiences to subconscious connectedness and other psychological traits - PsyPost

A new study suggests that unusual experiences like déjà vu or premonitions are not only common but linked to a distinct psychological trait called subconscious connectedness. Researchers found that people high in this trait reported significantly more anomalo…

PsyPostEric W. Dolan
The Surprising Connection Between Living Near Golf Courses and Parkinson’s Disease - Gizmodo
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The Surprising Connection Between Living Near Golf Courses and Parkinson’s Disease - Gizmodo

New research suggests that the pesticides used to keep golf courses pristine aren't without risk.

Gizmodo.comEd Cara