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After an MS Misdiagnosis, One Woman Is Still Searching for Answers
After 11 years with an MS diagnosis, Michele Vincent learned it may be wrong. Her symptoms remain, and testing has yet to explain them.
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Walking Gift Ideas for Comfort, Hydration and Safety
From supportive shoes to hydration gear and warm layers, these walking gifts can make regular strolls more comfortable and enjoyable.
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Why AI Safety Cannot Depend on a Single Emergency Switch
Advanced AI runs on distributed infrastructure and depends on human decisions, making oversight and safeguards more complex than a simple off switch.
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Fermented Foods and Healthy Aging: What the Research Shows
Fermented foods may support gut and metabolic health, but current studies don’t show they extend lifespan. Here’s what the evidence suggests.
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Nervous System Dysregulation: What Symptoms May Mean and What Can Help
“Nervous system dysregulation” isn’t a formal diagnosis. Experts explain what the term describes, what may help, and when to seek support.
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Study Finds Circadian Patterns in 23% of People With Depression
A study of more than 10,000 Australians identified a depression profile linked to disrupted body clocks, but its clinical meaning and treatments need more resea...
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Why a Regular Morning Bowel Movement Can Suddenly Change
A shift in morning bowel habits is often temporary. Learn common triggers, signs to discuss with a clinician, and routines that may support regularity.
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Five Finger Death Punch’s Zoltán Báthory on Music, Community and Judo
The band’s founder reflects on 20 years of music, the fans who find meaning in it and his efforts to support judo in the United States.
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Stress Relief Gifts for Sleep, Relaxation, and Everyday Comfort
From weighted blankets to soothing scents, these gifts offer a range of ways to build small moments of calm into daily routines.
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What to Know About the Recall of 17 Toothpaste Products
More than 4 million tubes across 17 products are affected. Check brand and product details, and see what the source says about next steps.
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Yoga Gear for Home Practice: Mats, Props, Clothing and Grip Socks
A mat and a few props can make home yoga more comfortable. Instructors explain what to look for and share tested gear picks.
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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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Wellness Gift Ideas for Rest, Movement, Mindfulness and Everyday Health
Explore wellness gifts for sleep, exercise, relaxation, skincare and daily routines, from yoga blocks and walking shoes to a salad container.
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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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Gene Therapy Restores Some Light Sensitivity in Retinitis Pigmentosa Trial
In a 10-person trial, gene therapy paired with amber-light goggles improved some participants’ light sensitivity, but vision remained limited.
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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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Parker Young’s Training and Nutrition Approach to Adding Muscle While Staying Lean
For a vampire role, actor Parker Young added about eight pounds while staying lean, using more protein, carbohydrates and a flexible workout split.