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FDA & Health
Gender Discrimination Hampers Women’s Cancer Care, Says Report
Sexism limits access to cancer care for women, while gender-specific risk factors go unnoticed, study finds
Rising Temperatures Linked To Increased Substance Abuse, Warn Scientists
Study reveals higher rates of hospital admissions for drugs and alcohol during periods of high temperatures.
1 In 4 People Of Color With Eczema Feel Ashamed Of Their Skin, Survey Finds
Survey reveals the daily struggles of people of color with eczema, including shame and avoidance of social activities
Blood Biomarkers Reveal Abnormalities In Hormone And Immune Systems Of Long COVID Patients: Study
New study finds abnormal hormone and immune systems in long COVID patients, aiding in better testing and treatment
Sleep Expert Reveals Top Sounds To Help You Fall Asleep And Wake Up
Ocean waves, crackling fire, and distant fan buzzing among top sleep-inducing sounds, according to study.
Pig Kidney Transplanted Into Brain Dead Man Survives For Two Months
Groundbreaking study offers hope for organ supply in desperate need of transplants.
Popular Exercise Supplement May Offer Relief For Long COVID Sufferers
Scientists believe creatine could help people struggling with the effects of long COVID.
Harvard Study Finds Link Between Eating Ultra-processed Food And Depression
The research focused on the general connections between ultra-processed foods as well as the individual types of foods.