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New to the ‘Dirty Dozen’ list: Blackberries and potatoes

Health · United States

New to the ‘Dirty Dozen’ list: Blackberries and potatoes

89% Center coverage: 38 sources

More than 90% of samples of a dozen fruits and vegetables tested positive for potentially harmful pesticide residues, according to the 2025 Shopper’s Guide to Pesticides in Produce. See the Story

Longevity Expert: The Healthiest, Longest-Living People Eat These 6 Foods in the Morning—'Breakfast Like a King'

Longevity Expert: The Healthiest, Longest-Living People Eat These 6 Foods in the Morning—'Breakfast Like a King'

Coverage: 4 sources

Blue zones are big on breakfast, says longevity researcher Dan Buettner. But their breakfasts are usually hearty and healthy. Here are six foods they eat.See the Story

The Role of Dental Fillings in Preventive Health Care

The Role of Dental Fillings in Preventive Health Care

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Rain drums softly against the window as you sip your morning tea, running your tongue over your teeth. One spot feels a little sharp, almost sore. Could a tiny speck of decay already be at work inside that smooth enamel? Hold that thought, read more, and find out how a small fix like dental fillings can help to keep your whole smile strong. Why Fillings Matter Every Day Dental fillings do more than patch a hole. When a tooth breaks, germs pile i…See the Story

Oleic Acid: Olive Oil "Healthy Fat" May Be Fueling Obesity Secretly

According to recent research published in the journal Cell Reports, olive oil may not be as healthy as it seems. A “healthy fat” within it called oleic acid, which is a major component in many high-fat foods, promotes the growth of new fat cells by manipulating specific proteins in the body when in excess. These unexpected findings reveal that the type of fat we consume, not just quantity, may have a critical role in our health. Excessive oleic …See the Story

Brain Stimulation Boosts Therapy Outcomes for OCD in Clinical Trial

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A new study published in Nature Mental Health suggests that combining brain stimulation with a common psychological treatment may enhance outcomes for people with obsessive-compulsive disorder. Researchers found that patients who received transcranial direct current stimulation during exposure-based therapy showed greater reductions in OCD symptoms compared to those who received therapy alone. The findings also point to subtle changes in brain a…Shanghai, China · Shanghai See the Story

AI Alignment: Why AI Safety Needs Biology Research More Than Legislation

Intelligence can be described as an accelerator. Consciousness can be described as a break. Although intelligence is a division of consciousness, it appears that nature did not intend for intelligence to stand alone without consciousness as a regulator. Artificial intelligence (AI) is emerging into a formidable intelligence without several aspects of human consciousness. Human consciousness became a broad brush to check human intelligence, deter…Illinois · Illinois Read Article

States in America Struggling with Hospital Bed Shortages

The US faces a looming crisis of hospital bed shortages, with projections indicating a critical shortage could occur as early as 2032, according to recent research from UCLA. Hospital occupancy rates have significantly increased from 75% post-pandemic, driven by a 16% reduction in staffed hospital beds, not an increase in hospitalizations. If current trends continue, national hospital occupancy could reach 85%, a threshold where basic hospital o…UCLA · United States Read Article

Why Traumatic Brain Injury Should Be Taken Seriously

Traumatic Brain Injury (TBIs) are never something to brush off. The effects can range from mild confusion to lifelong disabilities or worse. Understanding TBIs is incredibly important, not just for people in high-risk jobs or athletes, but for everyone. A traumatic brain injury can happen to anyone, anywhere, on the road, at work, or even at home. And in most cases, it doesn’t look as dramatic on the outside as it feels on the inside. That’s why…Read Article

Sick Days, Sick Systems: How U.S. Business Culture Is Failing Worker Health

American workers are getting sicker, not just because of germs, but because of the environment they work in. A culture that rewards pushing through illness and punishes rest has quietly embedded itself into the workplace, driving a silent epidemic of burnout, worsening health outcomes, and fractured trust between employers and employees. Sick days, once seen as a necessary break to recover and protect others, have now become stigmatized events. …Environment · United States Read Article

Best of the Best 2025

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

It’s the ultimate accolade in luxury: The finest products and experiences of the last 12 months, anywhere in the world.Health · United States See the Story

New on-Site Mental Health Support Proves Invaluable for West Sussex Students

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Staff and students at Northbrook College have praised new on-site mental health support, funded by Worthing Borough Council as part of the government's Plan for Change to improve children’s life chances and tackle the root causes of poor attendance and behaviour.Mental Health · Regina See the Story

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