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Mounjaro switched on calorie-burning brown fat in obese mice, a Barcelona team found

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Infections caught in the womb tripled a child’s odds of autism across 3.7 million births

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Scientists cracked a 50-year blood group mystery that could protect rare transfusion patients

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Common food preservatives were tied to a 29% higher risk of high blood pressure

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The smell of a freshly cleaned room can carry more nanoparticles than heavy traffic

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Mammograms may overdiagnose far less often than the long-quoted 30 to 50 percent

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Blood thinners cut strokes and clots by 69% in a trial of 1,803 heart patients

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One gene-editing infusion halved LDL cholesterol for a full year in 15 patients

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A newly named tick virus killed 7 of 38 patients who caught it alongside another

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Calcium and vitamin D barely moved fracture risk across 69 trials and 153,902 adults

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Glucosamine users were 25% more likely to slide from mild impairment into dementia

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Raw milk cheese tied to an E. coli outbreak was pulled from stores nationwide

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Bags labeled as saline may hold concentrated potassium chloride instead, the FDA warns

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Ground cinnamon sold across six states was pulled off shelves over elevated lead

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A weight-loss supplement turned out to be yellow oleander, a plant that is toxic to the heart

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A new tick virus turned up in 1 in 10 fever patients in China

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Calcium and vitamin D pills did little for fractures across 153,902 adults in a BMJ review

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Mammogram overdiagnosis runs below 5%, not the 30% to 50% claimed for decades

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Apixaban and rivaroxaban cut serious events 69% in patients doctors usually leave off blood thinners

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One gene-editing infusion cut LDL cholesterol 52.5% for a full year in 15 patients

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