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Urinary tract infections linked to contaminated meat in new study — High-quality image of fresh ground beef in a glass bowl, ideal for culinary and food-related themes. by Angele J/Pexels / Pexels

Health · United States

Urinary tract infections linked to contaminated meat in new study

80% Center coverage: 60 sources

Is your ultra-HD TV worth it? Scientists measure the resolution limit of the human eye

Movies & TV · United States

Is your ultra-HD TV worth it? Scientists measure the resolution limit of the human eye

57% Center coverage: 14 sources

Is your ultra-high-definition television really worth it? Do you need a 4K or an 8K screen to get the best viewing experience at home?See the Story

Study finds higher rate of stillbirths in the U.S. than previously reported

Health · United States

Study finds higher rate of stillbirths in the U.S. than previously reported

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Stillbirths in the U.S. are more common than previously reported, affecting roughly 1 in 150 pregnancies, and rates are even higher in lower-income areas, according to results from a large study published on Monday.See the Story

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