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Microplastics: The Known and Unknown Health and Environmental Risks
Two decades after the term was coined, scientists explore microplastic pollution's impact on marine life, soil, and human health, and offer solutions to reduce exposure.
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Human Proteome Map Unlocks Cancer Therapy Targets
A Nature study maps the human proteome across tissues and cancers, identifying 41 tumor-specific proteins and revealing developmental protein shifts that inform precision drug design.
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Thyroid and Hormone Health: Why Standard Testing Falls Short
Integrative health expert Ashley Cruz Arata reveals the critical hormone and thyroid tests often overlooked by conventional medicine, and offers actionable strategies for restoring energy and wellness.
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First Imported Ebola Case in Europe: French Doctor Tests Positive After Congo Mission
A French doctor returning from a humanitarian mission in DR Congo is the first imported Ebola case in Europe. Patient isolated and stable; ECDC says EU transmission risk very low, urges preparedness.
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4 in 5 Singapore Adults With Anxiety or Depression Avoid Professional Help, Duke-NUS Study Finds
A survey of 350 individuals shows stigma, privacy concerns, and cultural factors deter care, but 62% are willing to accept peer support, especially one-on-one or virtual.
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Suddenly Repulsed: Man in Japan Develops Progressive Taste Distortion
A 61-year-old man in Japan experienced a bizarre taste disorder that rendered sour, salty, oily foods, vegetables, beverages, and sweets disgusting over two months.
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A Card From Gym Staff Becomes a Lifeline for Alberta Man Struggling with Mental Health
After Damien Uzelman stopped showing up to Planet Fitness in Sherwood Park, the staff’s simple signed card made a profound difference, highlighting men’s mental health challenges.
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Shorter Front Leg Strides: A Physical Marker for Canine Dementia
A new study from North Carolina State University finds that shorter front leg stride length in aging dogs correlates with cognitive decline, providing a simple, objective monitoring tool for owners and veterinarians.