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• Rice, fish and pickles: Is the traditional Japanese diet as healthy as we think? News-Medical
• Fish intake and mortality in Japan, a high fish-consuming country: a systematic review and dose–response meta-analysis of cohort studies Nature
• Meta-Analysis Links Higher Fish Intake To Lower Death Risk In Japan Dr. Axe

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• Whole Nut Cells May Reach The Colon Intact In Small Crossover Study Dr. Axe
• Low-dose aspirin linked to 70% lower dementia risk, but there's a catch Science Daily

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• Beetroot Juice Fails To Boost Muscular Endurance In 16 Trained Women Dr. Axe

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• Excess RNA may suppress energy production in cells — ScienceAlert UA.NEWS
• Whole Eggs Boost Carotenoid Absorption In 17 Women Study Dr. Axe
• A role for the BBSome in restricting the entry of non-ciliary proteins into cilia Nature
• Foot-specific health status in a large convenience sample of adults living in Spain: a cross-sectional study Nature
• Predicting creativity in everyday life: an additional HRV reduction algorithm simulation and its Bayesian replication Nature
• Interpretable machine learning for predicting intraoperative oxygenation impairment during one-lung ventilation in thoracic surgery: a retrospective cohort study Nature

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• Doubling stem cell chromosomes produces heart cells with stronger, faster contractions Medical Xpress
• Israel to test MDMA and psilocybin on hundreds with severe PTSD in first national trial Ynetnews

18:006 reports

• Bilateral Earlobe Purpura as an Unusual Initial Manifestation of Systemic Lupus Erythematosus: A Case Report Cureus
• Invasive Infection Associated With Probiotics in Adults: Does the Pathogen Originate From the Product or the Host Intestine? Cureus
• Low-dose aspirin linked to 70% lower dementia risk, but there's a catch Science Daily
• Cytological Spectrum and Bethesda Classification of Thyroid Lesions at a Tertiary Care Hospital in Central India Cureus
• Scientists find that excess RNA directly harms mitochondria — ScienceDaily UA.NEWS
• Too Much RNA Can Actually Starve Cells of Energy, Study Finds ScienceAlert

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• Clarithromycin-Associated Carbamazepine Toxicity Presenting as a Posterior Circulation Stroke Mimic Cureus

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• This mysterious mushroom makes people see hundreds of tiny humans Science Daily

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• Cardiorespiratory Arrest in the Context of Graves' Disease: A Rare Presentation Cureus

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• Reconstructive Strategies in Acute Nasal Soft-Tissue Trauma: A Narrative Review and Subunit-Based Algorithm Cureus

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• It makes you hallucinate tiny, pint-sized people – and scientists have no idea why.” BBC Wildlife Magazine

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• Etiology of otitis media, antimicrobial susceptibility pattern and risk factors among under five children in Jimma, Oromia, Southwest Ethiopia Nature

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• Education-related polygenic scores show different associations with youth mental health in parent-offspring trios Nature
• Study identifies 1,260 variants linked to personality traits — News-Medical UA.NEWS
• Pathalys Pharma Presents Positive Data from Pivotal Phase 3 Studies of Upacicalcet in Featured Oral Presentation at ASN Kidney Week 2026 PR Newswire
• Upacicalcet Lowers PTH in Secondary Hyperparathyroidism on Hemodialysis HCPLive

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• DSWD urges public to recognize OCD as a mental health condition HERALD EXPRESS | Baguio City

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01:006 reports

• Your Genes May Help Shape Your Personality, Health, Income, and Even Where You Live Yahoo
• Genetic Blueprint of Personality Revealed Neuroscience News
• What makes you, you? Massive study maps the genetics of personality Penn Medicine
• Massive study identifies genetic variants associated with five major personality traits News-Medical
• It’s OK not to be OK. Colorado groups work to close postpartum gaps Denver Gazette
• Study suggest smiling good for your health: Reduces ‘physiological stress response’ Cleveland.com