Health

Tariff Refund Portal Opens for U.S. Importers

Online system launches after Supreme Court ruling A national tariff refund system went live at 8 a.m. Monday, allowing eligible businesses to seek reimbursement for tariffs deemed illegal by the...

Study Links Teen Cannabis Use to Slower Cognitive Growth

Large U.S. brain study tracks 11,000 adolescents Researchers at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine report...

Tornado Hits Rivian Plant Ahead of R2 Launch

EF-1 storm damages Normal, Illinois facility Rivian confirmed that its manufacturing complex in Normal, Illinois was struck by an...

Ukraine’s Robots Are Rewriting Warfare

Surrender to machines, not soldiers The image is timeless: enemy troops raising their hands in surrender. But on a...

Red Hair Gene Shows 10,000 Years of Selection

Evolution still shaping modern humans A sweeping genetics study suggests that human evolution has not slowed in recent millennia....
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Not Eating 3 Hours Before Bed May Improve Heart Health

Late-night snacking can feel harmless, especially when you are not changing what you eat overall. But new research suggests that when you eat may...

Lifelong Learning May Help Delay Dementia Risk

Experts often say, “exercise your brain” to help lower dementia risk. Newer evidence suggests the goal is not doing one familiar task repeatedly, but...

Second Pregnancy Alters the Brain in New Ways, Study Finds

A second pregnancy appears to reshape the brain in ways that are not simply a rerun of the first, according to new research from...

Study Suggests ADHD May Have Three Distinct Subtypes

Brain Scans Point to Different “Biotypes” of ADHD A new study suggests researchers may be missing important complexity in ADHD (attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder). Using brain scan...

Study Flags Possible Bone and Gout Risks With GLP-1s

Introduction A new observational study suggests people taking GLP-1 weight loss and diabetes drugs may face slightly higher rates of osteoporosis and gout over time....

Study Links PFAS Exposure to Faster Aging in Men 50–65

Introduction A new study suggests that exposure to PFAS, often called “forever chemicals,” may be associated with faster biological aging in men aged 50 to...