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Social Media Trends and the Popularity of NeeDoh Toys
Sometimes products hyped by social media trends can also help us.
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“Magic Mushrooms” and the Treatment of Mental Illness
For centuries, healers knew what science is only now confirming: psilocybin is a powerful healing medicine. Could magic mushrooms become the next breakthrough treatment?
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“Solid Habits, Strong Liver” for World Liver Day 2026
This year’s awareness campaign is a team effort by global liver societies.
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National Transgender HIV Testing Day 2026
“Knowing your HIV status opens the door to timely care, effective prevention options, and greater control over your sexual health.”
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“I Could Kill You!”—Getting Young People to Talk About HIV [VIDEO]
ViiV Healthcare’s clever “Still Here” video campaign reminds a new generation that HIV remains a public health issue.
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Cancer Risk Is Significantly Higher for Adults Who Never Married
Analysis of 4 million cases finds higher cancer rates across most types, especially for preventable cancers.
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An Angry Child Can Still Grow Up to Be Very Successful
New research shows that young children who show anger and fuss more may have the right temperament to beat the odds of a troubled past and do well academically.
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Believing in the End of the World
Belief in the end of the world is more common than many assume, and it quietly shapes how people see global threats. New research reveals how societies respond to crisis.
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Severe COVID-19, Flu Facilitate Lung Cancer Months or Years Later
Serious viral lung infections had dramatic effects on neutrophils and macrophages, immune cells that are supposed to protect the lungs.
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Cost Concerns Now Rival Fear of Cancer Diagnosis
73% of U.S. adults reported being behind on one or more of their routine cancer screenings.