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Bright Light Therapy Might Help In Treating Depressive Disorders: Study

Major depressive disorder is a prevalent condition that affects approximately 5% of adults globally. While antidepressants are commonly prescribed by doctors to treat this mental health condition, they often come

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Medicare removes sexual orientation, gender questions from forms

The U.S. agency in charge of overseeing Medicare has made the decision to remove questions regarding sexual orientation and gender

Monitoring wastewater from international flights could serve as early warning system for next pandemic

The importance of monitoring wastewater from international flights for pathogens as a way to stay ahead of potential pandemics or

Study Finds Protecting Kids From Mature Media Means Putting Your Own Phone Down

The impact of parental screen use on children's exposure to mature content is a growing concern, as highlighted by a

NIH lawsuit, seed oil effects, ADHD and smoking

Thorp shares his experience of being a scientist with autism, highlighting both the challenges and strengths that come with it.

Daily omega-3 fatty acids may help human organs stay young

Consuming omega-3 supplements may hold the key to slowing down biological aging, according to a recent study published in Nature

Inside Takeda’s Plasma-Derived Therapy Ecosystem

Platford: Absolutely, the pandemic has certainly highlighted the vulnerabilities within the plasma-derived therapies industry. When you have a global supply

Trump signs order for DOGE’s job cuts across government

Elon Musk, the influential figure in President Donald Trump's administration, made a rare appearance at the White House to discuss

How vague racial categories mask health vulnerabilities

Diversity in the U.S. population is often overlooked when it comes to health data, specifically in the category of "non-Hispanic