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Chemicals In Mom's Vagina May Be Associated With Preterm Birth: Study

Several of the chemicals are present in cosmetic and hygiene products.

Saving Diabetics From Amputations, Chronic Pain, Widely Affordably In A Few Weeks Becomes Reality With Circularity's Groundbreaking Biotech, D'OXYVA Via Upcoming IPO

There is an epidemic of amputations that is becoming more common, and diabetics are disproportionately impacted. Of the 200,000 Americans who need to have limbs amputated each year, 130,000 have diabetes.

Break Prolonged Sitting With 5-Minute Walks Every 30 Minutes, Researchers Recommend

A five-minute stroll every 30 minutes was found to be the optimal amount to curb the impacts of prolonged sitting.

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Exxon Campaigned Against Global Warming Despite Internal Research Accurately Predicting Future Calamity

A new study shows that internal research conducted by ExxonMobil accurately predicted the future effects of global warming.

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A volunteer of the NGO 'Canarias Libre de Plasticos' (Canary Islands free of plastics) carries out a collection of microplastics and mesoplastic debris to clean the Almaciga Beach, on the north coast of the Canary Island of Tenerife, on July 14, 2018.

Airborne Microplastics: People May Be Exposed To Thousands Each Year, Study Finds

The concentrations were higher indoors than outdoors.

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COVID-19 Vaccine Acceptance Increased In 2022: Survey

However, vaccine hesitancy also increased in eight countries.

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National Save The Eagles Day: Inspiring Origin, Simple Ways To Observe It

The origin of National Save The Eagles Day stemmed from a community in New Jersey.

What Is Swimming-Induced Pulmonary Edema? Researchers Warn Of 'Under-Reported' Condition

Doctors described the case of a "fit and well" woman who experienced SIPE after swimming in cold water.

What Is Lecanemab? FDA Accelerates Approval For Early Alzheimer's Treatment

The FDA granted accelerated approval to Lecanemab — an experimental drug that will be marketed as Leqembi and likely spark considerable interest from patients and physicians across the country.

Struggling With Dry January? Here Are Some Tips To Succeed

Yes, there's an app that can help you with Dry January.

Physical Activity May Help Reduce Depression Symptoms In Kids: Study

Parents should consider enrolling their kids in physical extracurricular activities.

Earth's Rotation Day: Significance, Simple Ways To Commemorate The Important Moment In Science History

It's also a good day to learn more about the scientist behind the feat, Leon Foucault.

10 Best, Most Effective Ways To Lose Weight Without Exercise

Ready to get back on track this 2023? Start with making these changes to lose weight without going to the gym.

How Safe Is Ayahuasca? Study Reveals Side-Effects Of The Traditional Psychedelic Substance

The researchers found an emerging pattern that could determine who might be more vulnerable to these side effects.

Cannibal CME Explodes From Sun's Surface

NASA Mission Captures Sun's Mesmerizing 133-Day Journey [Watch]

The Sun looks almost hypnotizing in the timelapse video.

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New COVID-19 Strain Is Most Transmissible Yet, Detected In 29 Countries: WHO

Covid-19 XBB.1.5 has become the most transmissible and dominant strain in the United States, the World Health Organization reported.

Calendar, Deadline, time, procrastinating,

Procrastinating May Have Actual Health Impacts: Study

Procrastination was found to be associated with a range of health outcomes.

Buffalo Bills supporters held a prayer vigil for Bills safety Damar Hamlin outside the Cincinnati hospital where he remained in critical condition in the intensive care unit

Anti-Vaxxers Blame Covid Vaccine For Damar Hamlin's Collapse

A cardiologist from the Cleveland Clinic blasted "wildly and irresponsible" accusations blaming the COVID-19 vaccines for the NFL player Damar Hamlin's collapse.

Wolf 'Micromoon': 2023's First Full Moon Is Peaking This Week

The Full Wolf micromoon will peak on Friday.

What Is Pentobarbital? Drug Used In First Execution Of A Transgender Person In US

Amber McLaughlin, who transitioned into a woman about three years ago at a prison in Potosi, was convicted of killing a former girlfriend in 2003. McLaughlin then dumped the body near a Mississippi river.