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Antidepressants are among the most frequently prescribed classes of medications, with widespread use across the United States. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data indicate that in 2023, approximately 11.4% of American adults took prescription medication for depression. Women showed significantly higher usage, with over 15% taking antidepressants, which is more than double the 7.4%...

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After a hefty generational run, it seems like the pejorative Karen is being laid to rest by Gen Z’ers. After nearly a decade of internet infamy, the name synonymous with demanding, entitled public meltdowns has been dethroned. Gen Z has crowned a new successor, or as some commenters have said, “the daughter of Karen”, Jessica,...

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Douglas Ciríaco, a general practitioner in Brazil and a member of the Brazilian public health system (SUS), is melting hearts with his selfless behavior. The 26-year-old general practitioner is the sole doctor serving 10 rural communities in Ouro Branco, Alagoas. This municipality in northeastern Brazil has severely limited access to healthcare. Douglas Ciríacor works through...

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In late January 2026, several Asian airports revived COVID-level health checks for flights linked to India. Thermal scanning, health questions, and visible clinical staff returned to arrival halls. The move followed confirmed Nipah virus cases in West Bengal and precautionary quarantine for close contacts. Nipah has no licensed vaccine, and no proven specific cure exists....

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Death has always been seen standing in stark opposition to life, yet new groundbreaking research may shift this understanding. Scientists are diving into a mysterious biological phenomenon known as the “third state.” This is a state in which cells from dead organisms can reorganize into new multicellular life forms with alternative functions they never had...

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Resilience doesn’t look the way most people expect it to. The ones who’ve weathered serious difficulty aren’t usually posting affirmations or crediting gratitude journals for their recovery. They’re doing things that most of us wouldn’t associate with trauma recovery or psychology, habits that don’t fit neatly into any self-help framework. These aren’t random quirks but...

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If you have ever caught your finger in a heavy door or spent an afternoon wielding a shovel without gloves, you are likely familiar with the sudden, sharp sting of a blister forming. But while most blisters are filled with a clear, straw-colored fluid, sometimes a dark, ominous-looking red or purple bubble appears instead. This...