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Researchers Find Clue In Vaping Mystery

Toxic chemical fumes may be the cause of the mysterious lung illnesses linked to vaping.
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Landmark HIV Study Finds That Treatment Lowers Virus Spread To Near Zero

There is “effectively zero” chance of spreading the virus that causes AIDS if infected patients receive antiretroviral treatment, researchers found.
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This Menu Secret Could Trick You Into Thinking You're Eating Healthier

A 2019 study states that this small detail can even make you more likely to post a food photo on social media.
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Opinion | To Avoid Getting Duped By Fake News, Think Like A Fact Checker

In a Stanford study, fact checkers were the best at spotting propaganda and fake news.
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Gun Violence Has Cut More Than 4 Years Off The Life Expectancy Of Black Americans: Study

Shootings are taking almost twice as much of a toll on the life expectancy of black Americans as on that of white Americans, a new study finds.
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How Much Time You Should Spend On Social Media

A new study has found there’s a limit to the number of minutes you should spend on social media, which can make you feel less lonely and depressed.
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This Is How Much Time You Should Spend On Social Media Per Day

New research suggests there's a limit to the number of minutes you can scroll without hurting your mental health.
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Here’s How To Get America To Ditch Bacon And Burgers

New research says a tax on meat could help offset its health consequences.
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Don’t Hug Me

Scientists may have found the reason why some people hate hugs.
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Study Wants To Pay You To Eat An Avocado Every Day For Science

The Hass Avocado Board is funding the study, though researchers say this will not affect the findings.
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