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Young Workers’ Injuries Rise After Recreational Marijuana Sales Made Legal
After states legalize the sale of weed for recreational use, on-the-job injuries rise among younger workers, new research shows. U.S. Bureau of Labor statistics for 2006 through 2020 show that legal “recreational marijuana sales were associated with...
- Posted February 23, 2024
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How to Keep the ‘Ozempic Effect’ Going: Exercise
An open question for weight-loss drugs like Ozempic, Wegovy and Zepbound has been whether folks will keep the pounds off when they stop taking them. Regular exercise could be the key to quitting the drugs without regaining...
- Posted February 23, 2024
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Florida Surgeon General Defies CDC Guidance Amid School Measles Outbreak
Amid an outbreak of measles at a Florida elementary school, the state’s surgeon general has defied federal health guidance and told parents it’s up to them whether they want to keep their unvaccinated child home to avoid...
- Posted February 23, 2024
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Poll Shows Strong Support Among Black Voters for Menthols Ban
Black voters support a ban on menthol cigarettes by a wide margin, refuting claims that such a ban would be strongly opposed by Black Americans, a new survey shows. Black voters support by a 37-point margin the...
- Posted February 23, 2024
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Is a ‘Universal’ Snake Venom Antidote Near?
A “universal” antivenom can block the lethal toxins in the venoms of a wide variety of poisonous snakes found in Africa, Asia and Australia, researchers report. The antibody protected mice from the normally deadly venom of snakes...
- Posted February 23, 2024
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AI Outperforms Eye Docs in Managing Glaucoma
FRIDAY, Feb. 23, 2024 (HealthDay news) — Artificial intelligence can match and even outperform human eye doctors in diagnosing and treating glaucoma, a new study finds. The GPT-4 system from OpenAI did as well or better than...
- Posted February 23, 2024
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Microplastics Found in Human Placentas
Microscopic bits of plastic have been found lodged in tissues in much of the human body, and new research shows they are also infiltrating the placenta. All samples of placental tissue take from 62 women were shown...
- Posted February 23, 2024
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1 in 3 Trans Masculine People Taking Testosterone Can Still Ovulate: Study
A third of trans masculine people who have undergone testosterone therapy and have stopped menstruating are still ovulating, a new study suggests. That means they remain at risk for an unwanted pregnancy, despite the absence of periods,...
- Posted February 23, 2024
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Food-Focused Toddlers at Higher Risk for Eating Disorders as Teens
Toddlers who are really into their food might have a higher risk of developing an eating disorder once they enter adolescence, a new study shows. Kids ages 4 and 5 with a strong urge to eat when...
- Posted February 23, 2024
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Will Your Knee Replacement Need a Second Surgery?
Increasingly, knee replacement surgeries are requiring follow-up operations when post-op complications arise. Now, new research from the University of Texas Southwestern is illuminating whether you might fall into a high-risk category for these second surgeries. According to...
- Posted February 23, 2024