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A Doctor’s Approach to HIV Prevention, PrEP and Sexual Wellness
Dr. Jack O’Brien championed candid sexual health conversations and individualized HIV prevention. Long-acting PrEP adds an option, with testing and follow-up es...
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Dandruff and Seborrheic Dermatitis: Symptoms, Causes and Treatment
Both conditions can cause scalp flakes, but persistent, inflamed or spreading symptoms may need a dermatologist’s assessment.
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AI-Designed Proteases Show Promise, While Atomic-Level Tools Aim to Improve Enzyme Design
Two studies report AI-designed protein-cutting enzymes, while RFdiffusion3 adds atomic detail to enzyme design. The results remain early and need cell testing.
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Chapped Lips: Common Causes, Soothing Ingredients and When to Seek Advice
Dry air, sun exposure and irritating products can all contribute to chapped lips. Learn what may help protect the skin and when persistent symptoms merit advice...
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Kristoffer Polaha on Gaining 25 Pounds for a Film Role and Losing It Afterward
The actor describes the weight gain, discomfort and gradual return to exercise and mindful eating that followed his film role.
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At 83, Triathlete Bob Plant Keeps Training With Recovery in Mind
After missing Kona’s bike cutoff by three minutes, Bob Plant is adjusting his approach while staying focused on strength, recovery and movement.
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BootLoops AI System Produces 36 Research Papers Across 22 Fields
BootLoops generated 36 research manuscripts in three months, while field experts helped judge which AI findings had scientific value.
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Rocky IV-Inspired Gym Workout Brings Movie Training Moves Indoors
Boxer and creator Artem Puzin adapted Rocky IV’s training montage for the gym. The routine is demanding, so its volume may not suit everyone.
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Synthetic Cell Research Advances, but Scientists Still Debate What Counts as Life
SpudCell completes a cell-like cycle, while key limits remain. Researchers are also testing how life began and how to measure lifelike systems.
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How Cody Rhodes’ Wrestling Experience Shapes His Role as Guile in Street Fighter
Cody Rhodes says wrestling helped him perform Guile’s stunts and build the character’s imposing presence in the upcoming Street Fighter film.
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Garry Kasparov’s Chess Legacy Extends Beyond the Board
The 2026 Hall of Fame inductee reflects on chess as a mental sport, his matches with Deep Blue, and decades of work supporting young players.
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Jonathan the Tortoise’s DNA Offers Clues to Long Life, but Not a Human Treatment Yet
A genome study of Jonathan, about 194, found youthful patterns in genes tied to mitochondrial function. The findings offer clues, not proven ways to extend huma...
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Chef Chris Valdes Lost 40 Pounds by Changing How He Cooks and Eats
Chris Valdes says sustainable weight loss came from changing habits while keeping the Cuban and Latin flavors central to his cooking.
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Active Surveillance for Prostate Cancer Can Complicate Life Insurance Applications
A journalist’s experience and broker estimates suggest stable, low-risk prostate cancer may still delay or raise the cost of life insurance.
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World Athletics’ $10 Million Championship Tests a Faster Format for Track
A three-night meet paired elite matchups with a record prize purse, offering a test of whether faster competition can draw wider interest.
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Ben Shelton’s Tennis Routine Combines Adaptable Training and Recovery
Shelton describes how changing training, match recovery and consistent daily habits help him manage the demands of professional tennis.
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Michael Trucco’s Home Workout Routine Combines Strength, Cycling and Outdoor Activity
At 56, Michael Trucco keeps active with home strength workouts, cycling and walks, guided by a focus on function and realistic goals.
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Olympia Weekend 2026 Paired Fitness Competition With Tributes to Service Members
The 2026 Olympia featured a 25-year ticket program milestone, expo activities and a Bikini title win by retired Marine Jasmine Gonzalez.