- Spontaneous Nosebleeds Tied to High Blood Pressure – The New York Times
- A Manly Response to Disease – The New York Times
- How to Get Focused – The New York Times
- The male Y chromosome does more than we thought — ScienceDaily
- How to Keep the Coronavirus at Bay Indoors – The New York Times
- Alarming COVID-19 Data Shows Third Wave Brewing for U.S. | Time
- A Potential Downside of Intermittent Fasting – The New York Times
- The Underused Weight Loss Option: Bariatric Surgery – The New York Times
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- Parkinson’s disease is not one, but two diseases — ScienceDaily
- Liquid Biopsies Are Changing The Way We Treat Cancer | Time
- Covid-19 May Have a Hidden Impact on the Heart – The New York Times
- For Young People’s Sexual Health, the Pandemic Changes the Game – The New York Times
- Healing the Whole Family – The New York Times
- Drinking Coffee Tied to Better Outcomes in Colon Cancer Patients – The New York Times
- For Older People, Reassuring News in the Statin Debate – The New York Times
- Expired Milk – How to Use It Up Instead of Wasting It | Bon Appétit
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- Wildfire smoke and your health: Do you need to worry? – CNN
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- US coronavirus: Air pollution from wildfires can make people more vulnerable to Covid-19 – CNN
- Had Covid-19? Don’t Assume You Can’t Get It Again. – WSJ
- Major Life Changes Happen With Clocklike Regularity – The Atlantic
- Two minutes of exercise can help you learn better – CNN
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- Why do you feel lonely? Neuroscience is starting to find answers. | MIT Technology Review
- Marketers are gathering data on your kids from the apps they use, study finds – CNN
- Why people with knee osteoarthritis experience different kinds of pain: Altered nervous system mechanisms may account for differences in pain — ScienceDaily
- How the Aging Immune System Makes Older People Vulnerable to Covid-19 – The New York Times
- Experts predicted a coronavirus pandemic years ago. Now it’s playing out before our eyes. – CNN
- Dentists Are Seeing an Epidemic of Cracked Teeth. What’s Going On? – The New York Times
- Flu shot: Getting your annual vaccine is more essential than ever – CNN
- Common cold jumpstarts defense against influenza — ScienceDaily
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- Babies Born at High Altitudes May Be Smaller – The New York Times
- How to stop nightmares in adults: 10 ways – CNN
- Personal use of permanent hair dye not associated with greater risk of most cancers or cancer death: But risk of some cancers, including basal cell carcinoma, some types of breast cancer and ovarian cancer is increased, study shows — ScienceDaily
- Novel insights of how prostate cancer causes secondary tumors — ScienceDaily
- Bat Got Into Your House? Here’s What to Do – The New York Times
- To Build Emotional Strength, Expand Your Brain – The New York Times
- Common class of drugs linked to increased risk of Alzheimer’s disease — ScienceDaily
- No Country for Old Age
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- Body mass index is a more powerful risk factor for diabetes than genetics — ScienceDaily
- Recovery: The key to an effective workout routine — and sticking with it – CNN
- In an Era of Face Masks, We’re All a Little More Face Blind – The New York Times
- Study confirms link between influenza, heart complications: Findings underscore need to get a flu shot early, lead researcher says — ScienceDaily
- Generosity can make us live longer – CNN
- Still ill six months later: ‘I have no idea how to get better’ – BBC News
- What we’ve learned about Covid-19 seven months after the first US case – CNN
- Why Do Mosquitoes Bite Some People More Than Others?
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- In a Naked Pandemic Race, You Can Leave Your Hat On – The New York Times
- What to Know About Colon Cancer – The New York Times
- What happens when babies with heart defects become adults? ESC Guidelines for the management of adult congenital heart disease — ScienceDaily
- How to treat the most common heart attacks — ScienceDaily
- Study finds that sleep restriction amplifies anger — ScienceDaily
- Dermatology Has a Problem With Skin Color – The New York Times
- For people with high blood pressure, telemonitoring may cut heart attack, stroke rate by 50% — ScienceDaily
- People with increased risk of Alzheimer’s have deficits in navigating — ScienceDaily