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Federal Reserve Rate Cuts Tighten Banks’ Ability to Offer High Savings Yields
The arithmetic of a high-yield savings account is brutally simple. Banks take your money and lend it out at a higher rate…
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New York Psychologist with Chronic Pain Explains Condition Using Alarm System Analogy
NEW YORK — The alarm system analogy is the one that sticks. A broken window triggers the alarm. That is acute pain.…
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Menopause therapy cuts low bone density risk by 69%
CHICAGO — New research presented Sunday at the Endocrine Society’s annual meeting is forcing a strategic recalculation of how doctors and patients…
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Rectal Cancer Deaths Rise Among Young Adults, Data Shows
For a 34-year-old in New York, the blood in the stool was easy to explain away. Hemorrhoids, maybe. A bad reaction to…
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Forex mark-ups on overseas card use can cost travelers up to 12% extra
That morning coffee in Paris. A few euros, maybe. Hardly worth thinking about. But over a two-week trip, those little charges add…
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Sleep Repair Cycle Disrupted by Chronic Sleep Deprivation, Dietitian Warns
London — The body has a maintenance crew. It works the night shift. When that shift is cut short, the repair work…
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For New Graduates, First Credit Card Builds Score for Future Needs
NEW YORK — That first credit card application for a new graduate isn’t about buying things. It’s about buying a future. Without…
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New Study Quantifies Hormonal Decline in Adults After Age 40
CHICAGO — By age 40 or 50, most people are running on a fraction of the hormonal fuel they had at 12.…
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Savings accounts earn interest on balances, UPI wallets do not
NEW YORK — The choice between a savings account and a UPI wallet isn’t really about features. It’s about what happens to…
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Study Highlights Age 11-12 as Peak Hormonal Balance Benchmark
CHICAGO — There is a moment in human development, brief and almost perfect, when the body’s hormonal chemistry is at its peak.…
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Cadence raises $100M to tackle chronic care barriers with remote monitoring
For millions of people living with chronic conditions like heart failure or type 2 diabetes, the hardest part of care is often…
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Health Systems Invest in Cadence’s Remote Patient Monitoring Platform
Health systems are putting money into remote patient monitoring. That is the real story behind Cadence’s new $100 million funding round. Spark…
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Ensign Group Scandal’s True Cost Measured in Patient Care Decline
The real costs in the Ensign Group scandal may not be measured in dollars. They will be measured in days of missed…
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Mrs. Dow Jones: American dream ‘very dead’ for young Americans
NEW YORK, June 21 — The American dream is “very dead” for young Americans, according to financial influencer Haley Sacks, better known…
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Ocular Therapeutix Plans 2026 NDA Filing for Wet AMD Drug Candidate
Ocular Therapeutix is betting that a partial safety readout, combined with earlier efficacy data, will be enough to get its wet AMD…
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Lymphoma Research Foundation Awards $3.9 Million to Tackle Complex Questions
$3.9 Million in New Grants Targets Lymphoma’s Toughest Questions The Lymphoma Research Foundation has handed out 24 new research grants worth $3.9…
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Lymphoma Research Foundation Grants Signal Open Questions in Field
The $3.9 million figure is the headline. But look closer at what that money buys. Twenty-four research grants, each one a bet…
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Ocular Therapeutix Investor Day to Highlight FDA Alignment on AXPAXLI NDA
BEDFORD, Mass., June 17 — Ocular Therapeutix, Inc. is set to host an Investor Day today to showcase its FDA-aligned plans to…
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Harvard Study: Food Type, Not Macronutrient Ratio, Key to Heart Health
For thirty years, researchers tracked over 200,000 people. They watched what those people ate. They watched who got heart disease and who…
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Scientists Identify Key Molecular Change Driving Alzheimer’s Brain Inflammation
SCRIPPS RESEARCH, LA JOLLA — A single molecule, one building block among thousands, may hold the key to quieting the brain inflammation…
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Jamaica Declares Leptospirosis Outbreak After Hurricane Melissa Flooding
Jamaica Faces Leptospirosis Outbreak in Wake of Hurricane Melissa In the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, Jamaica’s Minister of Health, Christopher Tufton, has…
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Tuberculosis Outbreak Kills Ten Inmates in Ecuador Prison Facility
Guayaquil, Ecuador – A prison in the city has reported the deaths of ten inmates, officials say, after a suspected outbreak of…
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World’s first gonorrhea vaccine programme launches in England
From August, NHS England will roll out a national programme that uses the 4CMenB meningococcal B vaccine to combat gonorrhea, marking the…
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Moderna Wins US Approval for New Mnexspike Vaccine
The Moderna COVID-19 vaccine, also known as Spikevax, has been a crucial tool in the fight against COVID-19, a disease caused by…
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