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Moderate-Vigorous Physical Activity is the Most Efficient at Improving Fitness

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Physical fitness is a powerful predictor of health outcomes.

Forensic Anthropological Work Dealing with Ancestry May Mistakenly Support the Idea that Racial Differences are Biological

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Research dealing with documenting differences (or similarities) in human populations needs to use appropriate terminology.

Study Finds Some Immune Responses Decrease After Repetitive Head Trauma and During Early CTE

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This work furthers the understanding of the mechanisms of CTE.

Researchers Devise Simple, Fast Method to Diagnose Sleep Disorders Among Stroke Survivors

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Findings may help inform other hospitals how to diagnose sleep disordered breathing on their stroke unit.

Researchers Develop Machine Learning Methods to Accurately Identify, Characterize Metabolism-Disrupting Chemicals

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Chemicals in your furniture, plastic housewares and pesticides used in your yard may be making you fat.

Black American Women with Vitamin D Insufficiency More Likely to Test Positive for COVID-19

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It is widely known that vitamin D deficiency and obesity are associated with risk of chronic diseases like osteoporosis, cancer, and cardiovascular disease. These findings add COVID-19 to that list.

Researchers Discover How Cancer Cells that Spread to Lymph Nodes Avoid Immune Destruction

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Blood pressure drug losartan may help thwart this evasion tactic.

New Research Identifies Key Set of Signals that Control Mucus Production in the Lung

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Signals may offer targets for limiting mucus production in lung disease.

Researchers Develop Novel, Woman Controlled Contraceptive Product

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Currently being tested in a phase 1 clinical trial.

Sample Preparation in Forensic Toxicological Analysis May Have Huge Impacts on Sample Throughput and Improving Instrument Uptime

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Article provides overview of routine biological samples, their components, and ways to process them for downstream analysis.

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