Fifty years ago, the minimum wage debate was all but settled among economists. Left to their own devices, people seeking ...
A US ecologic study finds higher cancer mortality in counties closer to nuclear plants, but results reflect association and ...
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Twins Face Developmental Delays in Early Childhood, Study Finds
(Rebecca Nelson/DigitalVision/Getty Images) Twins appear to experience developmental delays in early childhood compared with ...
AI is making waves in health care and medicine. Does the technology have the potential for breakthroughs in how we tackle ...
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Alzheimer's Risk May Be Influenced by Flu Shots
High-dose vaccine tied to roughly 20% lower risk of Alzheimer's dementia ...
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The longer we trade animals, the more pathogens make the jump: 40 years of data shows wildlife trade boosts chances of disease spillover
The longer a species stays in the wildlife trade, the more likely it is that pathogens will spill over between it and humans.
The abundant risks and perverse incentives of the family-vlogging industry have inspired some well-meaning legislation—but it ...
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New bar exam trend: Getting extra time
A growing share of would-be lawyers aren't just studying for the bar—they're also securing extra time to take it. A Wall ...
Objective The value of comprehensive geriatric assessment (CGA) in the setting of chronic disease, regardless of age, has ...
The ability to predict brain activity from words before they occur can be explained by information shared between neighbouring words, without requiring next-word prediction by the brain.
Introduction Ethnic disparities in reproductive, maternal, neonatal and child health (RMNCH) persist in Latin America, rooted ...
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