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A new CDC study suggests that one in two American adults will be considered obese by 2030. It's a growing problem that affects low-income workers the most.
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Half of America May Be Obese by 2030. Here’s Why That Matters for Society.

By Dan Robitzski

Researchers used eye-tracking tech on people looking at breasts in the hopes the data would lead to better breast surgery outcomes.
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Surgeons Use Eye-Tracking Tech to Find the “Perfect Boob”

By Kristin Houser

A comprehensive new study confirms that the American life expectancy has been dropping for years and that the problem is broader than expected.
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The American Life Expectancy Is Now Falling Due to Drugs, Suicide

By Dan Robitzski

Over the last year, the number of posts on Reddit where people asked for help diagnosing a condition have doubled, especially when it comes to an STI.
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People Are Posting Their Genitals on Reddit to Get STI Diagnoses

By Dan Robitzski

Emma is a life-sized doll designed to show what U.K. office workers could look like in 20 years if changes aren't made to the workplace environment.
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Here’s How 20 Years of Office Work Will Disfigure the Human Body

By Kristin Houser

A new study found the methods used to detect contamination in former meth labs to be terribly lacking, leading to health problems for new residents.
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Homes Once Used as Meth Labs Can Make New Owners Sick Years Later

By Kristin Houser

A scientist recently said that dads should stop drinking alcohol six months prior to conception — but his study doesn't back up the suggestion.
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No, Dads Don’t Need to Stop Drinking Six Months Before Conception

By Kristin Houser

A pathogen could start a pandemic that kills 80 million people, according to a newly released report by the Global Preparedness Monitoring Board.
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A New Pandemic Could Kill 80 Million People, Experts Warn

By Kristin Houser

A new German study concluded that 97 percent of blood and urine samples from 2,500 chidlren between three and 17 showed toxic levels of plastic byproducts.
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Scientists Tested Children and 97 Percent Contained Toxic Plastic Byproducts

By Victor Tangermann

In a one year genetics study, scientists gave nine healthy men a cocktail of three drugs to see whether they would slow down the men's biological age clock.
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In One-Year Study, Drug Cocktail Appears to Reverse “Genetic Age”

By Victor Tangermann

A new study found that mouthwash can impede post-exercise hypotension, a phenomenon in which a person's blood pressure is lower for hours after exercising.
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Bad News: Mouthwash Might Mess With Your Blood Pressure

By Kristin Houser

A life expectancy study found that Americans with four-year degrees saw their mortality rates drop between 2010 and 2017, while rates increased for others.
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Lifespans Increasing for Educated Americans, Falling for Others

By Kristin Houser

A new blood test that looks at just 14 biomarkers could one day allow doctors to predict the likelihood you're going to die within five to 10 years.
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This Blood Test Seems to Predict if People Are Going to Die Soon

By Kristin Houser

A new study linking a pregnant person's flouride intake to their future child's IQ has been met by a wave of criticism from the scientific community.
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Scientists Decry New Study Linking Fluoride to Lower IQ in Kids

By Kristin Houser

Two New Studies Look Into “Planet-Hacking” Proposals for Slowing Climate Change
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Two New Studies Look Into “Planet-Hacking” Proposals for Slowing Climate Change

By Tom Ward

Computer “Studies” Rembrandt’s Style and Produces 3D Printed Painting
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Computer “Studies” Rembrandt’s Style and Produces 3D Printed Painting

By Sarah Marquart