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Predatory journals even worse since "Get Me Off Your F*ck*ng Mailing List" was accepted for publication

The 2005 paper repeats the phrase “Get me off your fucking mailing list” for ten pages. The authors are still on the mailing list.

Boing Boing (boingboing.net) • Published 44 hours ago (trending 7 hours ago) • Viewed: 0 • Clicked: 0

This Simple Trick Could Help You Hear Better in a Noisy Room

Have you ever had trouble taking in information in a noisy environment? A new study suggests that tapping your fingers in a steady rhythm could help you 'tune in' through the noise.

ScienceAlert (www.sciencealert.com) • Published 38 hours ago (trending 7 hours ago) • Viewed: 0 • Clicked: 0

Newly Discovered Gene Mutation Linked to Neurodevelopmental Disorders

Researchers have identified mutations in the non-coding gene RNU2-2 as a cause of a newly defined neurodevelopmental disorder, often accompanied by severe epilepsy.

Neurosciencenews.com (neurosciencenews.com) • Published 37 hours ago (trending 7 hours ago) • Viewed: 0 • Clicked: 0

What Are Thoughts? Exploring the Mystery of the Mind

The nature of thought remains one of philosophy's greatest mysteries, with deep implications for neuroscience and artificial intelligence.

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Obesity in India: How 'pot belly' went from status symbol to silent killer

India’s obesity crisis is surging - and the humble pot belly may be a bigger villain than it seems.

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Acute and chronic stress have markedly different impacts on neural repair in a depression-linked brain region

Researchers at Zhejiang University found that acute stress increases natural repair mechanisms in the brain, while chronic stress suppresses them. Autophagy was most affected in the lateral habenula, a brain region linked to emotional regulation. Several anti…

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Prepare your pets for warmer weather with these flea, tick and allergy medications

Spring means fleas, ticks and mosquitoes are on the rise. Protect your pets with over-the-counter medications and treats.

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The #1 Food You Should Limit to Reduce Your Risk of High Blood Pressure, According to Dietitians

Deli meats are the top food to limit to reduce hypertension risk. They’re high in blood pressure-raising sodium and nitrates, yet low in fiber.

Eatingwell.com (www.eatingwell.com) • Published 42 hours ago (trending 9 hours ago) • Viewed: 0 • Clicked: 0

The Latest in Hernia Repair: New Techniques, New Research

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Surprising link discovered between marriage and dementia risk

A new 18-year study suggests unmarried adults may have lower dementia risk than married ones, challenging old assumptions.

Thebrighterside.news (www.thebrighterside.news) • Published 41 hours ago (trending 9 hours ago) • Viewed: 0 • Clicked: 0

Who Makes Kirkland Signature Grass-Fed Butter?

Also, what does grass-fed really mean?

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North Carolina flu-related deaths at all-time high

North Carolina has reported a record number of flu deaths this respiratory virus season, health officials said this week.

NBC News (www.nbcnews.com) • Published 36 hours ago (trending 9 hours ago) • Viewed: 0 • Clicked: 0

Symptom Onset: Delusions often appear before hallucinations in early psychosis.

A new study has found that delusions typically emerge before hallucinations in individuals at high risk for psychosis, overturning a long-standing belief that hallucinations drive delusional thinking.

Neurosciencenews.com (neurosciencenews.com) • Published 36 hours ago (trending 9 hours ago) • Viewed: 0 • Clicked: 0

4 Simple Lifestyle Changes Longevity Doctor Made to Lose 50 Pounds

When Dr. Darshan Shah was 42 and expecting his first child, he realized it was time to improve his health. He made changes including cutting out ultra-processed foods.

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Reasons your blood sugar level is high despite quitting refined sugar

Cut sugar but still have high blood sugar? Experts explain hidden carbs, stress, sleep, and underlying conditions impacting glucose levels. Learn how to manage it effectively.

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A Safer Opioid Alternative: New Drug Offers Pain Relief Without Dangerous Side Effects

UF scientists have developed a compound that safely activates delta opioid receptors, offering pain relief without opioid-like side effects. University of Florida researchers have helped identify a new drug compound that selectively activates pain-regulating …

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How climate change is supercharging pollen allergies

Seasonal allergy sufferers are being hit with more pollen over a longer season due to rising temperatures alongside extreme allergy events like thunderstorm asthma.

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Teenager diagnosed with irreversible Popcorn Lungs: What is it? Symptoms, causes, and how to stay safe

American teens face vaping dangers. Brianne Cullen, a 17-year-old, got popcorn lung. Vaping caused her breathing issues. Doctors say it is due to chem

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Measles outbreak in west Texas worsens due to vaccine scepticism

With two measles deaths - both children - in the state, officials struggle to convince communities to vaccinate.

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Microplastics Are Everywhere—Here's How to Limit Them in Your Food

Microplastics enter our food through contaminated water or soil or through food packaging, and this is leading to plastic accumulations in our brains. While it’s still not clear what this buildup means for our health, there are steps we can take to reduce our…

Eatingwell.com (www.eatingwell.com) • Published 4 days ago • Viewed: 0 • Clicked: 0