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In your teens and 20s, it used to be that you could eat pizza every night for a week without a lot of pushback from your body in the form of extra pounds. In your 40s, not so much. Maybe you’re even eating much better now, but weight is still accumulating. It’s usually not just due to losing muscle mass […]
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In the decade since the advent of CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing, researchers have used the technology to delete or change genes in a growing number of cell types. Now, researchers at Gladstone Institutes and UC San Francisco (UCSF) have added human monocytes—white blood cells that play key roles in the immune system—to that list. The team has adapted CRISPR-Cas9 for use […]
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J.D. Pardo plays a tough guy on FX’s motorcycle gang drama Mayans M.C.—but that doesn’t mean that he doesn’t get banged up in real life when he films the rough and tumble series. The actor, who stars as protagonist EZ Reyes, says that banged up his knee and hand while shooting the most recent season of the show. He gutted […]
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Knowing how to clean your denim jeans without washing them can extend their lifespan. Plus, it allows you to keep them looking like new for longer. As Levi’s CEO Chip Bergh told OK! Magazine, “A good pair of denim doesn’t really need to be washed in the washing machine except for very infrequently or rarely.” Bergh believes that washing denim […]
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Since it debuted in 2011, the Get SET Early program, which provides pediatricians and parents with a relatively simple process to screen for indicators of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in children as young as age 1, has steadily grown in use and validation. Early screening and identification of ASD has been linked to more effective treatment. A new study, published […]
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Nutrition trends come and go in waves. First, everyone was terrified of eating too much fat. Then the conversation started to shift, and the masses begin to demonizing carbohydrates. And, in a way, a fear of carbs kind of makes sense. Carbohydrates make up a large portion of your daily calories, and eating too many of the not-so-great kind of […]
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News about climate change is always evolving, and you may even currently believe false things about climate change, but one thing is for certain — moving toward being energy efficient is more important than ever. For example, you can make your kitchen more energy efficient by maintaining and replacing old appliances, and you can do your laundry in more energy […]
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Admission to an intensive care unit (ICU) is associated with a small increased risk of future suicide or self-harm after discharge compared with non-ICU hospital admissions, finds a study published in The BMJ today. The findings are particularly relevant during the COVID-19 pandemic, as the number of ICU admissions around the world reach all-time highs. The findings show that survivors […]
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A Malian woman has given birth to nine babies after only expecting seven, Mali’s Minister of Health said Wednesday. The 25-year-old Halima Cisse gave birth to the babies by cesarean section on Tuesday in Morocco after being sent there for special care, the West African country’s top health official announced. “The newborns (five girls and four boys) and the mother […]
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Britain is spending £29.3 million ($40.6 million, 33.8 million euros) on new coronavirus vaccine laboratories in an effort to “future-proof the country from the threat of new variants”, the government said Wednesday. The new labs at the Porton Down research facility in southwest England will be used to test the effectiveness of vaccines against variants and speed up their deployment, […]
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