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Doctors and public health organizations sue Kennedy over vaccine policy changes
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Doctors and public health organizations sue Kennedy over vaccine policy changes

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Top FDA Vaccine Official Rejected Broad Use of Covid-19 Shots, Documents Show
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Top FDA Vaccine Official Rejected Broad Use of Covid-19 Shots, Documents Show

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How Artificial Intelligence Is Transforming Medical Imaging
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How Artificial Intelligence Is Transforming Medical Imaging

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MUNGKHOOD STUDIO // Shutterstock How artificial intelligence is transforming medical imaging A decade ago, deep learning prototypes wowed conferences but rarely touched patients. By June 2025, 777 artificial intelligence-enabled devices had received Food and Drug Administration (FDA) clearance, and two-thirds of U.S. radiology departments used AI in some capacity. This rapid shift pairs radiologists’ pattern-recognition skills with machines that…See the Story

“Happy Wife, Happy Life” - Primate Power Struggles

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As it turns out, that rhyming bit of advice may not just be relationship wisdom. Forget the old stereotype of the alpha male. In some primate societies, it's the females who call the shots, evict rivals, and control who gets to mate. A comprehensive study of nearly all primates reveals that dominance isn't just a matter of muscle, but also a matter of strategy, social support, and sometimes, simply good timing.ScienceSee the Story

Weight Loss Drugs’ Benefits, Side-Effects

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New Zealand dietitians are alerting the public to the side effects of weight loss medications Wegovy and Ozempic.Karan JoharSee the Story

Podcast: Osteoarthritis—How Evolution Betrays Us In Old Age

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Contrary to popular belief, osteoarthritis may not just be the result of wear and tear accrued over the course of a long life. New evidence points to a deeper evolutionary explanation for why our joints ache in old age. Let's take a look.Read Article

After the LA Wildfire: Lithium Batteries, Ash, and a Messy Rebuild

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In Los Angeles, a second disaster started with the cleanup. Between exploding EV batteries, asbestos dumping, and a bureaucratic tug-of-war over six inches of soil, rebuilding has become its own kind of wildfire — slow, costly, and smoldering with frustration.Wildfires · Los AngelesSee the Story

Secretary Kennedy’s War on Miasma

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What if that long-abandoned theory that “bad air” makes us sick wasn’t entirely wrong? Secretary Kennedy’s crusade against chronic illness often echoes 19th-century pseudoscience, but it’s built on decades of legal wins against real pollutants. Could today's food dyes, toxins, and stressors be the new miasma?Read Article

Power and Marginalization in Discourse on AI in Education (AIEd): Social Actors’ Representation in China Daily (2018–2023)

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Artificial Intelligence in Education (AIEd) has the potential to transform educational practice, and its media representation both reflects and reshapes public perceptions of this new technology. While interest in AIEd is growing worldwide, not all social actors are represented equally. Moreover, limited media coverage contributes to a scarcity of studies on AIEd media representations. This study examines how social actors are represented in AIE…EducationSee the Story

Grapefruit Slows Oxycodone Metabolism But Not Hydrocodone. Here’s Why

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Grapefruit juice is more than a breakfast staple—it’s a potent enzyme inhibitor that can dramatically alter how certain drugs are metabolized. This article explores how a tiny structural difference between oxycodone and hydrocodone leads to big differences in their interaction with grapefruit, focusing on the roles of CYP3A4 and CYP2D6.Read Article

Boomers, Burgers, and the Sound of Silence

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This week, my reading ranges from moral collapse and sandwich classification to the existential crises of aging politicians and whether silence is truly golden. In a world that shouts its preferences and clings to power like a toddler with a lollipop, is anything sacred anymore?Read Article

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