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More Than Half of Heat Deaths Can Be Blamed on Global Warming: Study
Researchers looking at the sweltering European summer of 2022 estimated that more than half of the heat-linked deaths occurring on the continent would not have happened if human-led climate change wasn’t in place. “Without strong action, record...
- Posted October 29, 2024
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Colonoscopy Still Beats New Blood Tests at Spotting Colon Cancer
Middle-aged folks facing a colon cancer screening now have a blood test they can choose over a standard colonoscopy. However, the blood test isn’t as effective as colonoscopy at detecting and preventing colon cancer, a new review...
- Posted October 29, 2024
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AI Might Help Pick Up Heart Trouble in Dogs
Artificial intelligence can accurately detect heart murmurs in dogs, a new study finds. The AI program detects heart murmurs in canines with 90% accuracy, similar to the accuracy of expert cardiologists, researchers report. And in more than...
- Posted October 29, 2024
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You Can Take Weeks-Long Breaks in Weight Training and Muscles Bounce Back
For many reasons, bodybuilders and others involved in weight training might have to take a break from the gym. However, new Finnish research finds that even weeks-long interruptions in training won’t hamper muscle-building efforts. “Of course, the...
- Posted October 29, 2024
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Childhood Attention Issues Show Links to Later Risk for Psychosis, Schizophrenia
Most kids with attention issues won’t go on to develop serious psychiatric conditions like psychosis or schizophrenia. However, a new study finds poor attention spans in childhood, plus certain genes, could play a role in raising the...
- Posted October 29, 2024
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Being Too Heavy, Too Skinny in Childhood Can Impair Lung Function
Here’s another good reason to help your child reach and maintain a healthy weight: A new study warns that kids who are either too skinny or too fat are at risk for impaired lung function. However, if...
- Posted October 29, 2024
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Having a Preemie Baby Can Harm Job Prospects, Income
The health problems of preemie babies cause untold heartache for new parents. But these families also face a strained financial future, a new study finds. About 30% of parents with a very low birth weight baby, under...
- Posted October 28, 2024
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Weed Use During Pregnancy May Harm Kids’ Behavior, Thinking Skills
Smoking marijuana during pregnancy may quell your morning sickness, but it could also harm your child’s development, a new study warns. Cannabis exposure in the womb is associated in early childhood with poorer thinking skills, researchers reported...
- Posted October 28, 2024
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Concussion Could Raise Depression, Burnout in Pro Hockey Players
Repeated concussions dramatically increase a hockey player’s risk of depression and burnout, a new study warns. Hockey players who’d suffered three or more concussions had twice the risk of depression symptoms than whose who’d never had a...
- Posted October 28, 2024
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McDonald’s Quarter Pounder Beef Patties Not Source of E. Coli Contamination
McDonald’s Quarter Pounder beef patties have tested negative for E. coli contamination as an outbreak that has sickened 75 people in 13 states continues, the company announced Sunday. Federal health officials had already identified slivered onions that...
- Posted October 28, 2024