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医学和健康领域的最新消息：从心脏病研究结果，到健身事实，再到 COVID-19 的突破性进展。

健康最新动态

The weirdest thing we learned this week: werewolf tomatoes and overdosing on placebos with Wendy Zukerman
健康

作者：Rachel Feltman, Eleanor Cummins, Wendy Zukerman

Common dietary supplements linked to miscarriages in rodents
医药

作者：Nicole Wetsman

Organ meats should be part of a planet-friendly diet
健康

作者：Donavyn Coffey

Pilots sleeping in the cockpit could improve airline safety
健康

作者：Scott Winter and Stephen Rice/The Conversation

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基因编辑

作者：Kat Eschner

Anti-vaxxers are only part of the measles problem
疫苗

作者：Sara Chodosh

Wildfire smoke is particularly bad for you—here’s why
健康

作者：Nicole Wetsman

Protected bike lanes make the roads safer—even if you’re in a car
健康

作者：Kat Eschner

Schools have more unvaccinated kids than they realize
疫苗

作者：Sara Chodosh

The increase in Everest deaths may have nothing to do with crowds or waiting
健康

作者：埃莉诺·卡明斯

Opioid risks are different for kids and teens—the guidelines should be, too
健康

作者：Nicole Wetsman

The World Health Organization knows ‘burnout’ is a problem—but is it a disease?
心理健康

作者：Sara Chodosh

Doctors are prescribing the great outdoors, but that’s not great for everyone
健康

作者：埃莉诺·卡明斯

Yes, you can get throat gonorrhea
健康

作者：Rachel Feltman

The FDA knows expiration dates are confusing, so they’re changing them
食品安全

作者：Sara Chodosh

Connecting the dots on hurricanes and mental health issues
心理健康

作者：Nicole Wetsman

Office temperatures tailored to men in suits are bad for business
健康

作者：Kat Eschner

We’re finally studying how to combat the anti-vax movement, but the methods may surprise you
疫苗

作者：Sara Chodosh

Processed food really does make you gain weight
营养

作者：Sara Chodosh

Muscle stiffness can be an athletic superpower
健身与锻炼

作者：Philip Anloague / The Conversation

Here’s exactly how restricting abortion harms public health
健康

作者：Nicole Wetsman

The latest recommendations for preventing dementia are good advice for everyone
健康

作者：埃莉诺·卡明斯

Living on the wrong end of a time zone could hurt your health
健康

作者： Richard G. “Bugs” Stevens / The Conversation

Soda sales fizzled thanks to Philadelphia’s pop tax
疾病

作者：Nicole Wetsman

measles cases may 14 2019
疫苗

作者：Sara Chodosh

A third of youth firearm deaths could be prevented without taking away a single gun
健康

作者：Kat Eschner

Psychologists once linked autism to schizophrenia—and blamed moms for both
心理学

作者：Anne Harrington

City life damages mental health in ways we’re just starting to understand
心理健康

作者：Kate Baggaley

Coca-Cola funds health research—and can kill the studies it doesn’t like
健康

作者：Nicole Wetsman

Opioid addiction treatment reveals how unfair the healthcare system really is
健康

作者：Kat Eschner

The U.S. could prevent more than half of its pregnancy-related deaths
健康

作者：Sara Chodosh

What makes us human? A new book says it’s this physiological trait
健康

作者：Antonia Malchik

Flickering light seems to help mice with Alzheimer’s-like symptoms
健康

作者：Nicole Wetsman

Only 1 in 5 donated lungs can actually save lives. These pigs could change the odds.
健康

作者：Kat Eschner

11 stories about poop to fix your crappy day
健康

作者：Rachel Feltman

Vampire facials can work—but they’re dangerous in the wrong hands
健康

作者：Jessica Boddy

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健康

作者：Joseph Barberio/Working Mother

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健康

作者：Nicole Wetsman

Only more measles cases will make people take vaccinations seriously
疾病

作者：Sara Chodosh

blood transfusion
健康

作者：Marion Renault

Why don’t we grow to be 10 feet tall?
健康

作者：Molly Glick

African swine fever has killed a million pigs—and isn’t slowing down
健康

作者：Kaitlin Sullivan

California’s tap water could be a cancerous cocktail of pollutants
癌症

作者：Nicole Wetsman

Antibiotics save lives—but misusing them could lead to millions of deaths
医药

作者：Alex Schwartz

Feel like time is flying? Here’s how to slow it down.
心理学

作者：Steve Taylor/The Conversation

Measles is an early warning sign for outbreaks of more serious diseases
疫苗

作者：Sara Chodosh

Mourning a fictional character is perfectly valid
心理学

作者：埃莉诺·卡明斯

Why you’re more likely to cry on an airplane
健康

作者：Lila Reynolds

Football on turf is hard on the knees
健康

作者：Nicole Wetsman

The WHO’s ‘zero screen time for babies’ rule is more complicated than it seems
健康

作者：Sara Chodosh

Your car’s exhaust is giving kids asthma
健康

作者：Marlene Cimons

Vapes are full of flavors—and fungi
癌症

作者：Kat Eschner

Doctors can ignore your DNR order if you’re pregnant
医药

作者：Nicole Wetsman

running on the treadmill
健身与锻炼

作者：Nicole Wetsman

john snow
疾病

作者：Sara Chodosh

Negative calorie foods don’t exist, and these biologists have the flaming lizard poop to prove it
健康

作者：Sara Chodosh

Even after Hurricane Sandy, many people wouldn’t prepare before a future storm
健康

作者：Nicole Wetsman

Filtering diesel exhaust could make it worse
健康

作者：Ula Chrobak

baby steps across football field
心理学

作者：Sara Chodosh

CRISPR is now being used on humans in the U.S.
基因编辑

作者：Kat Eschner

Neuroscientists just brought pig brain cells back to life, changing our view of death
健康

作者：Kaitlin Sullivan

Think you can survive on five hours’ sleep? Keep dreaming.
健康

作者：Nicole Wetsman

How to know if your heavy period is a sign of a bleeding disorder
健康

作者：Paula James/The Conversation

Pleasant scents might help you quit smoking
健康

作者：Kat Eschner

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