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Women With Postpartum Depression Experienced Brain Changes During Pregnancy, Study Finds
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I’m a psychologist who studies couples—if you say 'yes' to these 4 questions, your relationship is stronger than most
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Want your kids to be caring and sharing? Feed them fish
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Rick Springfield remembers falling off a stage 25 years ago. So does his body: 'brain damage'
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I'm a neurologist—here are 3 things I do every day to decrease my risk of dementia and keep my brain sharp
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Microplastics may be stoking antibiotic resistance: Study
The microscopic shards of plastic found in every corner of the planet may be exacerbating antibiotic resistance, a new study has found. Bacteria exposed to these ubiquitous fragments, known as ...The Hill - 3h -
Singapore's population is aging fast. It hopes AI can help manage its elderly care
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NIH terminating active research grants related to LGBTQ+, DEI studies
The National Institutes of Health is terminating several active research grants related to studies involving LGBTQ+ issues, gender identity and DEI.ABC News - 3d -
Protests on International Women's Day in Turkey demand protection from domestic violence
Thousands of women have taken to the streets of Turkish cities to mark International Women’s Day, protesting inequality and violence against womenABC News - 3d -
K-pop singer Wheesung found dead at home aged 43
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Fentanyl exposure among U.S. children spiked over the past decade: Study
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What The Hell Just Happened? - the UK's 'risky' Eurovision entry and the trio behind it
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UFC star Alex Pereira and the mystery of punching power
The UFC's light heavyweight king, Alex Pereira, may hold the key to unlocking enormous punching power.ESPN - 3d -
Trish Costello is Harnessing the Financial Power of Women
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One in 15 Americans has witnessed a mass shooting – study
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Climate change could be threatening satellites as they orbit in space: Study
The ongoing surge of greenhouse gas emissions in the near-Earth environment could cause dramatic declines in the number of satellites orbiting the planet by the end of the century, a new study has ...The Hill - 17h -
Amazon is now testing AI-aided dubbing for some movies and series on Prime
Amazon is testing artificial intelligence-aided dubbing for select movies and shows offered on its Prime streaming serviceABC News - 5d -
Amazon testing AI-aided dubbing for some movies and series on Prime
Amazon is testing artificial intelligence-aided dubbing for select movies and shows offered on its Prime streaming serviceABC News - 5d -
DHS has begun performing polygraph tests on employees to find leakers
The Department of Homeland Security is performing polygraph tests on employees to determine who may be leaking information to the media about immigration operations.NBC News - 2d -
Aus-Eng 150th anniversary Test will be day-night match
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DHS using polygraph tests to find leakers: Reports
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Best Sheets for Every Bed and Budget, Tested and Reviewed (2025)
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Department of Homeland Security begins polygraph tests on employees
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Arizona State fires women's hoops coach Adair
Arizona State has fired women's basketball coach Natasha Adair after three seasons of not making the NCAA tournament.ESPN - 3d -
BYU's Whiting out as women's basketball coach
BYU women's basketball coach Amber Whiting is out after three sub-.500 seasons with the Cougars.ESPN - 2d -
A Lebanese Woman Fights for Women’s Rights in the Middle East
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Bueckers, Watkins lead women's Wooden ballot
UConn's Paige Bueckers, USC's JuJu Watkins and Notre Dame's Hannah Hidalgo headline the top 15 women's players on the ballot for the John R. Wooden Award.ESPN - 1d
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