57 h. ago 'Social sleep apnea' could be ruining your weekend rest, study suggests

New research shows obstructive sleep apnea severity increases 18% on weekends compared to weekdays. A sleep expert discusses how to improve the condition.

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3 d. ago That morning cup of coffee could be the key to a happier day, new study suggests

New research shows caffeine blocks brain receptors and increases dopamine activity, creating mood-boosting effects even for non-addicted coffee drinkers.

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1 week ago AI tools could weaken doctors' skills in detecting colon cancer, study suggests

Medical experts warn that artificial intelligence in colonoscopy procedures could weaken physicians' natural abilities to detect tumors without technology.

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1 week ago Red meat can help your mood if part of a healthy, balanced diet, study suggests

A new study reveals that those who consume lean red meat as part of a healthy diet have more diverse gut microbiota and lower rates of depression and other mental health conditions.

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2 w. ago Cutting out one food type could nearly double weight loss, new study suggests

A new study shows ditching ultra-processed foods like microwave meals, sodas and packaged cookies nearly doubled weight loss in overweight adults over the span of two months.

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3 w. ago Study suggests humans' ability to communicate goes back farther than we thought

A new study finds that chimpanzee babies pick up communication styles from their mothers.

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3 w. ago Potatoes are healthy, but french fries? Not so much, new study suggests.

Potatoes are healthy, but french fries? Not so much, new study suggests.  The Washington Post

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3 w. ago New JAMA Study Suggests Los Angeles Fires Led to More Than 400 Additional Deaths

New JAMA Study Suggests Los Angeles Fires Led to More Than 400 Additional Deaths  Democracy Now!

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3 w. ago Hundreds of deaths may be linked to the Eaton and Palisades fires, new study suggests

Hundreds of deaths may be linked to the Eaton and Palisades fires, new study suggests  Los Angeles Times

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3 w. ago You're better at spotting malware than you think, new study suggests

When it comes to cybersecurity, humans are often seen as the weakest link, but new research suggests that with a little help, people can do a surprisingly effective job at identifying malware.

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