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The Overlapping Mysteries of Long COVID, Fibromyalgia, and ME/CFS

June 13, 2025

The human body is a complex system. Sometimes, it does not behave as expected. This is the case with long COVID, fibromyalgia, and myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS). These conditions share a puzzling trait: they cause ongoing symptoms that doctors cannot fully explain. Thes

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Riding into Risk: Comparing Injuries from Electric Bikes, Scooters, and Motorcycles

June 13, 2025

Electric bikes and electric scooters have surged in popularity. This has led to a rise in injuries related to these vehicles. It is important to understand the severity of these injuries and how they compare to those from traditional bikes and motorcycles. This is crucial for improving safety mea

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How Brain Injuries from Sports Can Affect Teenagers

June 12, 2025

The National Institutes of Health has a set of tests. These tests are designed to measure how well the brain is working. Scientists wanted to see if these tests could help figure out how well teenagers were recovering from concussions. These concussions happened during sports. They had a guess.

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How Past Hurts Shape Teeth Health in Teens

June 11, 2025

A lot of teens face challenges that go beyond homework and peer pressure. These challenges are known as adverse childhood experiences or ACEs. They are tough times that happen before a person turns 18. These experiences can leave a lasting mark on a person's health. One area that often suffers is de

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Who Benefits From Cash Rewards For Weight Loss?

June 10, 2025

A recent study looked at how different groups of people responded to cash rewards for losing weight. The focus was on adults living in low-income areas who were overweight. The study was part of a larger trial that tested if financial rewards could help people lose weight better than just giving the

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Traits That Predict Adult Behavior

June 10, 2025

Some teens show a lack of empathy and guilt. These are known as callous-unemotional (CU) traits. They are now used to help diagnose disruptive behavior disorders. This is because they can hint at what might happen in the future. However, studies tracking these traits over time have given mixed r

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Can Screening and Care Boost Recovery After a Stroke?

June 10, 2025

After a stroke, many people face emotional and cognitive challenges. But does checking for these issues and providing care really help? A recent study aimed to find out. It focused on how screening and care for emotional and cognitive problems might improve a person's ability to take part in society

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Unveiling the Power of Fluorescent Sensors in Antibiotics

June 10, 2025

The ability to tell apart different types of aminoglycosides is a big deal in medical science. This is because these antibiotics come in various forms, each with unique properties and effects. Recently, a clever method was devised to create a sensor array. This array can distinguish between these di

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Who's Really Running Your Local X-Ray Clinic?

June 10, 2025

In Australia, a big change is happening in the world of diagnostic imaging. More and more clinics are being taken over by large companies. These companies are driven by profit, not necessarily by patient care. This shift could have big effects on how easy it is to get these services, how good they a

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The Matchmaker's Dilemma: Love and Money in the Big Apple

June 9, 2025

In the bustling city of New York, finding love can be as challenging as finding an affordable apartment. This is the world that Lucy, a skilled matchmaker, navigates daily. She works for a high-end firm called Adore, which specializes in pairing up wealthy New Yorkers. Her job is not just about sett