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Fresh blueberries are a beloved summer treat. Whether you toss them into pancakes, sprinkle them over yogurt, or enjoy them by the handful, it is essential to wash them before eating. According to health and culinary experts, washing blueberries removes more than just dirt. It also reduces pesticide residue and bacteria that may have accumulated...

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The brain is one of the most energy-hungry organs in the body, constantly working to keep us thinking, sensing, and moving. For years, scientists believed they understood exactly how it stays powered. But new research is challenging that long-held assumption, revealing that the truth may be more complex than once thought. What If the Brain...

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Nearly 65,000 pounds of butter have been pulled from distribution nationwide after officials found a serious labeling error involving a major food allergen. Bunge North America, based in Chesterfield, Missouri, issued a voluntary recall on July 14 for 1,800 cases of NH European Style Butter Blend because milk was not listed on the product label. The company...

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China is carrying out its most challenging containment operation since COVID-19, using surveillance drones, mass insecticide spraying, and electricity shutoffs to contain a chikungunya virus outbreak that has now reached other countries. The mosquito-borne virus has spread from mainland China to Hong Kong, Macao, and even parts of Europe, despite China’s most intensive disease control measures since the COVID-19 lockdowns. China Mobilizes Military Against Mosquitoes Local mosquito...

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From autumn through spring, the seasons bring beautiful changes in landscapes and a variety of cultural and holiday celebrations around the world. While this season can be full of joy, it also brings about something less enjoyable: the flu. Instead of letting a virus derail your plans or relying solely on over-the-counter meds, you can...