- What to know about your risk of a serious or fatal breakthrough COVID infection : Shots – Health News : NPR
- Does Estrogen Impact Exercise? What Scientists Are Learning – The New York Times
- Male-female differences in heart disease could start before birth: Male and female mice during the earliest embryonic stage — ScienceDaily
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- FDA moves to allow hearing aids to be sold over the counter : NPR
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- Why Is Good Medical Advice for Pregnant Women So Hard to Find? – The New York Times
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- A new report shows how climate change is hurting your health : NPR
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- Aspirin Use to Prevent 1st Heart Attack or Stroke Should Be Curtailed, U.S. Panel Says – The New York Times
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- Japan’s Plummeting COVID-19 Cases Create Mysterious Success | Time
- Covid-19: New mutation of Delta variant under close watch in UK – BBC News
- Sirens: Loud, Ineffective and Risky, Experts Say – The New York Times
- Scientists Successfully Attached a Pig Kidney to Human | Time
- Yearly prostate checks benefit some men aged 40 plus – BBC News
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- Short home workouts can boost your mood and reduce stress : Shots – Health News : NPR
- Americans are eating more ultra-processed foods: 18-year study measures increase in industrially manufactured foods that may be contributing to obesity and other diseases — ScienceDaily
- 美國遺傳學家大衛·辛克萊: 「衰老是種病」，並且能治療 – BBC News 中文
- Telehealth is OK, patients say, but most prefer in-person appointments : Shots – Health News : NPR
- How Lifelong Cholesterol Levels Can Harm or Help Your Heart – The New York Times