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As a little girl, I thought success looked like my older sister: 5 am mornings, colour-coded to-do lists and enough coffee in her system to qualify as a small power plant. I assumed adulthood would eventually turn me into that person

As more Mississippians struggle to afford healthcare, Insurance Commissioner Mike Chaney is working to make short-term health plans more accessible as a lower-cost alternative to traditional health insurance, even though they could deny coverage to people with preexisting conditions

Although discrimination against individuals with higher body weights is prevalent both within and outside the United States, research has largely overlooked how cultural norms and gender shape the experiences of those individuals. While cross-cultural work on anti-fat attitudes has examined variations in the Negative Cultural Value of Fat (NCF), how perceptions of NCF and Perceived…

Wis. (WBAY) – Emergency vehicles, responders in protective gear and simulated smoke were visible near Austin Straubel International Airport on Wednesday as agencies conducted a full-scale emergency exercise

Plant-derived vesicles (PDVs) have emerged as natural nanocarriers reflecting the phytochemical profile of their plant source. PDVs obtained from Eruca sativa leaves (ALVs) were previously shown to be safe and to exert glucose-, lipid- and cholesterol-lowering effects in vivo. In the present study, ALVs exhibited a protein corona enriched in serum albumin, immunoglobulins and apolipoproteins,…

It proved to be life-changing for both siblings, motivating Mel to start a journey in health research

Children and teens are growing up in a world where screens, social media and digital technologyare woven into nearly every aspect of daily life. While media can create opportunities for learning, connection and creativity, many parents and caregivers navigate questions about how screen time affects children’s health, behavior and emotional well-being

Each August, National Immunization Awareness Month serves as an important reminder that vaccines remain one of the greatest public health achievements in modern medicine. They have dramatically reduced — and in some cases eliminated — diseases that once caused widespread illness, disability and death

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