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Author: Bruce Abrahamse

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Yes, aging is a part of life. However, the food we eat influences how we age. For example, take oxidative stress, a major contributor to aging. It is known that fruits, in particular, are full of vitamins, antioxidants, and anti-inflammatory compounds that protect your body against oxidative stress. Eating certain fruits regularly can improve your...

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In the early 2000s, internet theorists and futurists believed that access to the internet would result in an overall increase in intellect. After all, surely people would grow smarter if they had all of humanity’s knowledge right at their fingertips? In reality, however, online echo chambers and misinformation have actually contributed to public polarization and...

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Dietrich Bonhoeffer was a German Lutheran pastor and a significant voice of resistance against Nazism. He was also an author and is best known for works such as The Cost of Discipleship and Letters and Papers from Prison. In these works, Bonhoeffer combined his rigorous theological insight with fierce moral courage. He often warned about...

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Since decriminalization has taken place in many countries across the globe, researchers have once again been permitted to study the effects of marijuana. These studies have revealed both associated marijuana health risks and benefits. A recent study has shown a link between marijuana and heart health risks, but how does marijuana affect heart health? Let’s...

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the new U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary, recently removed all members of the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices. He has since replaced them with new appointees that many feel are unqualified and push dangerous conspiracies. Considering that this committee is responsible for making recommendations on vaccine use in the...

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Early cancer detection significantly improves recovery rates; therefore, researchers are always looking for new detection methods. A new study has revealed that blood biomarkers could be used to detect tumors more than three years before a diagnosis is made. It turns out that the secret lies in minuscule fragments of genetic material that the tumors...

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Humans love a good lighting show. Put on a firework display, and we will be mesmerized the entire time. Perhaps it is some deeply rooted awe we gain from watching nature create its own awe-inspiring lighting displays throughout time. Whether it’s the ethereal shimmering waves of color of the aurora borealis or the raw power...

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Osteoporosis progresses silently, gradually weakening bones and often going unnoticed until a severe fracture occurs. It mostly affects older individuals, particularly women, and results in millions of fractures globally every year. Existing pharmaceuticals typically take months to begin to work, and they affect the entire skeleton rather than just the affected areas. However, a new...

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Parkinson’s disease causes tremors, rigidity, and issues with balance, and is driven by the loss of neurons that produce dopamine. Certain medications initially help deal with these symptoms, but typically lose effectiveness over time and produce unwanted side effects. However, there have recently been some exciting advances in Parkinson’s disease treatment. Researchers are now looking...