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U.S. Food Safety Hits Record Low

America grows the world’s food, yet its safety net is split, slow, and full of holes.Story SnapshotFederal watchdogs say food safety oversight is fragmented...

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Dementia: The Double-Edged Cost of Keeping Quiet

Millions of families keep a dementia diagnosis secret, and the silence is doing real damage.Quick TakeNearly 4 in 10 older Americans with a documented dementia diagnosis do not report having one, according to claims-based...

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Breakthrough Gel Rebuilds Stroke-Damaged Brains

Duke University engineers have built an injectable gel that helps the brain heal itself after a stroke, even when given more than a full...
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Cancer Death Sentence? Mayo Says Not Anymore

Doctors at Mayo Clinic say a once-fatal blood cancer is now something many patients can live with for years, not months.Quick TakeMayo Clinic doctors...
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How To Survive in Deep Water and Prevent Drowning

In deep water, survival depends less on raw strength than on whether a frightened body can control its breathing, organize its position, and buy...
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Surgical Robots Now Controlling Surgeons’ Hands

A robotic system built at Johns Hopkins now watches a surgeon's every move inside the inner ear and refuses to let the instrument cross...
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Alzheimer’s Delay From A Simple Habit

A daily half-hour walk can change how your brain works within weeks, not years. Researchers keep finding the same signal across dozens of studies:...