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How to easily satisfy your salt cravings without damaging your health

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How to easily satisfy your salt cravings without damaging your health

Could potassium fortification be the answer we're looking for when it comes to battling our unhealthy addiction to salt?

Features

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Gene therapy enables five children who were born deaf to hear

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A mouse running on a wheel

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Morning exercise may be optimal for improving bone health

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Periods are starting younger and we're struggling to pin down why

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Risk of bird flu outbreak in cows causing pandemic is less than feared

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Magnetic resonance imaging scan showing plaques (dark areas) in the centre of the brain of someone with Parkinson's disease

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Parkinson’s disease could be prevented by a recent tetanus vaccine

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An eosinophil immune cell, which can be involved in asthma

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Asthma treated in mice using offshoot of CAR T-cell cancer therapy

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Tamiflu seems to relieve noise-induced hearing loss in mice

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Male birth control injection causes reversible infertility in mice

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About 1 in 9 children in the US have been diagnosed with ADHD

New survey data estimates that 7.1 million children in the US have been diagnosed with ADHD at some point, about 1 million more kids than had been diagnosed as of 2016

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Food, sex, drugs and more – are we addicted to addiction?

Leader

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To stay alive, try being more female

Comment

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Ancient viruses in the human genome linked to mental health conditions

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Could mental health conditions be 'transmitted' among teen classmates?

Analysis