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Embryo Sat for 22 Years. Then Her 21-Year-Old Son Died
2+ day, 3+ hour ago (502+ words) Out of their darkest moment, a Greek couple managed to make a new start with a baby born this week. Doing so meant using one of her decades-old embryos and racing to beat a government... Embryo Sat for 22 Years. Then…...
CDC Nears Calling End to Lettuce-Borne Outbreak
3+ day, 21+ hour ago (258+ words) Federal health officials are close to calling time on what they say is the largest cyclospora outbreak ever tied to a single food: shredded iceberg lettuce. The Centers for Disease... CDC Nears Calling End to Lettuce-Borne Outbreak Federal health officials…...
Very Hot Drinks May Triple Risk of This Cancer
4+ day, 50+ min ago (256+ words) Newser Very Hot Drinks May Triple Risk of This Cancer Your morning mug might be doing more than waking you up. A massive study of nearly a million people in the UK suggests that routinely drinking very hot beverages can…...
It's Oldest Evidence of Habitual Drug Use—and the Damage
4+ day, 1+ hour ago (293+ words) An ancient toothache may have given researchers their earliest look yet at habitual drug use among humans. Archaeologists studying two sets of human teeth from caves on Indonesia's... It's Oldest Evidence of Habitual Drug Use—and the Damage An ancient…...
House Blasts Navy's Inaction on Fighter Pilot Brain Injuries
5+ day, 2+ hour ago (230+ words) Newser House Blasts Navy's Inaction on Fighter Pilot Brain Injuries Lawmakers say the Navy has been looking the other way on a potential brain-injury crisis in its cockpits. A scathing new House Oversight Committee report faults the service for failing…...
Pamela Anderson: Diagnosis Was 'Death Sentence"
5+ day, 17+ hour ago (312+ words) Pamela Anderson says one diagnosis turned her life inside out. Honored Sunday with amfAR's Award of Courage in Venice, the 59-year-old star recalled being told in the late... Pamela Anderson: Diagnosis Was 'Death Sentence' Pamela Anderson says one diagnosis turned…...
Kansas Senator Aggressively Sued Patients Over Medical Debt
5+ day, 20+ hour ago (261+ words) Newser Kansas Senator Aggressively Sued Patients Over Medical Debt Roger Marshall's path to the US Senate ran through a small Kansas OB-GYN practice that took an unusually aggressive approach to unpaid medical bills, writes Sarah Kliff in a New York…...
Bill Ackman Backs 'Daring' Eye Therapy for Daughter
6+ day, 4+ hour ago (249+ words) Bill Ackman didn't discover the world of experimental longevity treatments in a podcast or at Davos—it started on the floor of his daughter's Brooklyn apartment.... Bill Ackman Backs 'Daring' Eye Therapy for Daughter Bill Ackman didn't discover the world…...
It Looks and Tastes Like Beef, Is Actually Bird
1+ week, 1+ hour ago (426+ words) When a friend approached Brent Williams four years ago with a business proposition to start an ostrich farm, he was more than intrigued—he had a personal motivation as someone... It Looks and Tastes Like Beef, Is Actually Bird When…...
Americans Face Deadly Risks at Psychedelic Retreats Abroad
1+ week, 21+ hour ago (319+ words) Newser Americans Face Deadly Risks at Psychedelic Retreats Abroad Americans chasing psychedelic "healing" abroad are sometimes finding something far more dangerous. The New York Times details how a wave of loosely regulated clinics in Latin America and beyond has coincided…...