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Five Easy Ways to Find Joy in January

Five Easy Ways to Find Joy in January

Coverage: 13 sources

It might be the most miserable time of the year but there are some simple things you can do to improve your mood.See the Story

Greenland Gambit: How Trump’s Arctic Ambition Shattered the Atlantic Alliance

Greenland Gambit: How Trump’s Arctic Ambition Shattered the Atlantic Alliance

Coverage: 7 sources

A specter is haunting the transatlantic alliance – not from the East, but from within. What began as a seemingly quixotic real estate fantasy has evolved, through weeks of escalating pressure, into the most profound stress test of U.S.-European relations since the Cold War. President Donald Trump’s campaign to acquire…See the Story

The Autism–Tylenol Pregnancy Question Finally Has a Clear Scientific Answer

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The Autism–Tylenol Pregnancy Question Finally Has a Clear Scientific Answer

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A massive new review finds that Tylenol use during pregnancy does not increase autism or ADHD risk. Taking acetaminophen, commonly known in the US as Tylenol, during pregnancy does not increase the risk of autism, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), or intellectual disability in children. This conclusion comes from the most thorough evaluation of the evidence [...]See the Story

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