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Landmark imaging study overturns 30-year belief, showing ADHD medications ignite reward and wakefulness circuits, not merely attention.
Landmark brain scans reveal ADHD medications rebuild reward, motivation, and wakefulness circuits—rewriting treatment logic and opening doors for depression and fatigue therapies.
Three pediatric flu deaths jolt Massachusetts into emergency mode as hospitals overflow and parents rush for last-minute vaccines.
Scientists uncover 400,000-year-old seafloor evidence that ice-sheet collapse once raised oceans three meters in under a century—suggesting today’s warming could trigger a similar surge far sooner than expected.
The Trump administration trimmed the child-vaccine schedule by a third, igniting medical backlash and fears of measles resurgence.
CDC cuts five pediatric vaccines in biggest schedule rewrite since the 1990s, saving millions and upending back-to-school checklists nationwide.
Novo Nordisk launches the first GLP-1 pill for obesity in the U.S., offering needle-free weight loss and shaking up a $50 billion market.
Novo Nordisk’s first GLP-1 obesity pill hits U.S. shelves, offering daily-dose convenience but facing cost and supply hurdles.
From a 93-year-old record-breaker to Harvard labs, discover the daily tweaks—beans, micro-workouts, community—that flip your longevity genes toward a longer, healthier life.
From pickle-loving centenarians to Stanford gut-biome labs, the roadmap to 100 is cheaper—and tastier—than you think.
Inside Sardinia’s Blue Zone, where centenarians thrive on beans, chores, and community—and the science that says the rest of us can copy them.
James Cameron’s sci-fi epic blazes past $1 billion worldwide in just 12 days, setting a 2025 speed record and positioning itself to challenge the all-time box-office list.