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Study: PSA tests likely reduces risk of death from prostate cancer
Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer in men worldwide, with over a million new cases diagnosed every year.…
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Surging gas prices are hitting lower income households harder, study shows
Gas prices have been on the rise, impacting consumers across different income brackets in different ways. According to research released…
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More Americans are quitting their U.S. jobs to work abroad, study finds
The trend of U.S.-based workers leaving the country for better opportunities abroad is on the rise, with the number of…
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Active ingredient in Ozempic, Wegovy shows early promise for treating alcohol use disorder among those with obesity: Study
A groundbreaking new study has found that the active ingredient in popular weight-loss drugs may also have the potential to…
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Consumer confidence plummeted to record low this month, study reveals — though spending shows a glimmer of hope
Recent data has revealed that consumer confidence in the United States hit an all-time low this month, with Americans feeling…
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New Study Reveals That Daytime Naps May Be A Sign Of Serious Health Problems
Excessive Napping: A Sign of Metabolic Health Issues? Daytime naps, also known as “power-sleeps,” have been a common practice for…
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JAMA study: 988 hotline linked to 11% drop in youth suicide deaths
The introduction of the 988 national suicide and crisis hotline in the U.S. has had a significant impact on reducing…
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Log off, feel better? Study finds ditching Facebook boosts mood
A recent study conducted by researchers at Stanford University has revealed the benefits of taking a break from social media…
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Novel approach to transplant rejection shows promise in new study
Living donor liver transplants offer hope for immune tolerance in transplant patients, aiming to eliminate the need for lifelong immunosuppression.…
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NCAA urges study of change that would start eligibility at HS graduation or age 19
The NCAA is considering a major change to its eligibility model for Division I athletes. The proposed age-based eligibility model…
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