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A study led by biomedical scientist Erica Heinrich at the University of California, Riverside, highlights a critical gap in ...

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I tapped a neurogastroenterologist to find out what happens to your gut when you’re stressed, plus the red flags that mean it ...

High odds warm waters persist off California, with El Niño increasing risks to marine life and fisheries through 2026.

Studies show that around a third of reproductive-age women are deficient in ferritin, an essential yet overlooked protein for women’s health.

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Today’s teenagers are often described with one word: stressed. It’s not wrong. Between academics, extracurriculars, social dynamics and the rapid rise of smartphones and social media, which the social ...