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Blood sugar rising, color-blindness and a scary condition  The Washington Post Source link

A metallic ring weighing over 1,100 pounds crash-landed in Kenya just before New Year’s Eve, sending shockwaves—literal and figurative—through the small community of Mukuku, about 115 kilometers southeast of Nairobi. Experts from the Kenya Space Agency (KSA) later confirmed the object was a separation ring from a space launch vehicle, raising urgent questions about the growing problem of space debris …

New Study Reveals This Popular Fruit Is Actually a “Superfood”  SciTechDaily This Everyday Fruit Is A Hydration Hero—And May Even Protect Against Cancer.  Women’s Health Researchers Say This Is the #1 Superfood You’re Not Eating  bestlifeonline.com Study Reveals Fresh Grapes as a Nutrient-Packed Superfood  BIOENGINEER.ORG Popular Fruit is Overlooked Superfood, Researcher Claims  Newsweek Source link

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The ADHD symptom no one talks about: rejection sensitive dysphoria  PsyPost Source link

Collagen decline begins quietly. Like a WhatsApp group you once loved that now only sends birthday messages. One day, you’re bouncing out of bed with springy knees and plump skin, the next, your joints make new and unsettling noises. Your hair tie wraps around three times instead of two. What gives? Well, collagen: the protein shaping your face, bracing your …

I had a double mastectomy when I was 40 years old in 1997. I was married and had two children under the age of 11.  Cutting off my breasts when I didn’t have cancer seemed radical, but it wasn’t radical to me. I have the BRCA1 gene mutation. That means I have a 60% chance of getting ovarian cancer and …

Could Dementia Patients Benefit from an A.I. Companion?  The New York Times Source link

In 2010, while a struggling college student in Minnesota, Sarah Juracich’s life changed forever. It was that year, during a random visit to a pet adoption fair, she happened upon a rescue kitten unlike any she’d seen before. Sarah Juracich “I was not in the market for another cat,” Juracich told The Dodo. “I had a cat at home. But …

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