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Scientists come mighty close to delivering insulin in a pill

It's the holy grail of drug delivery.

The first case of chronic wasting disease suspected in Jackson County

Although the case was not yet confirmed, deer farms in the area have already been notified to take extra precautions.

White paint might be causing a lot of Type 2 diabetes, preliminary research finds

White may hide a dark secret.

Earliest evidence of beer brewing in Scandinavia hails from the Iron Age

What would civilization be without beer? A depressing experience, that's what.

Analysis of over 800 million tweets reveals how our thought patterns shift throughout the day

Who says social media never did any good?

16:8 fasting diet might help obese people lose weight

Eating only during an eight-hour window seems to have weight loss effects.

Sugary drinks make you fat, but researchers have a new idea about how to fight that

Here's an unusual idea on how to cut back on those sugary drinks.

Women who wake up early are at lower risk of depression

Researchers advise people to sleep in early in order to lessen the risk for depression.

Show people the dangers of sugary beverages and they'll pick healthier options

Graphic warnings work -- text ones? Not so much.

What are the steps of DNA replication?

DNA replication is the basis for biological inheritance.

The UK's HPV-vaccine effort paid off: infections are down 86%

Good news from the UK!

Scientists find 22,000 year-old giant panda belonging to a distinct long-lost lineage

The lazy panda has a richer story than you'd think.

The WHO includes gaming disorder in the International Classification of Diseases

Symptoms and diagnosis criteria very similar to other addiction-related disorders.

CRISPR gene editing might cause cancer -- but scientists say we shouldn't panic

Scientists say that media reactions so far have been exaggerated.

Children in England are simply eating too much sugar

Put the cake down, Karen. Have an apple instead.

Why we can't resist donuts -- our brain is wired to love fats and carbs together

The only natural food high both in carbs and food is breast milk.

Largest body of U.S. doctors vote for sweeping gun restrictions

Guns'r bad, 'mkay?

Kitchen towels are packed with bacteria, but should you really be worried?

Don't use kitchen towels for more than one purpose.

Platypus hormone could be useful in treating type 2 diabetes

The unique critters also have a special hormone.

A new way to know if you’ll catch the flu

The first flu biomarker.

More than 200 common prescription drugs might cause depression

One-third of American adults take at least one drug with depression as a side effect.

Why we need sleep-- a molecular answer

An explanation for why we feel tired.

Soil bacteria might hold the key for the next generation of antibiotics

This may be a key finding, as more and more pathogens are becoming drug-resistant.

"Surgery in a pill" mimics weight loss benefits of gastric band or bypass surgery

The amazing treatment could help thousands battling obesity and diabetes.

Smoking and diabetes linked to brain calcifications

How to turn your brain into stone -- literally.

Prescribing fruits and veggies to children has lasting positive effects

What do you think about this idea?

American toddlers are consuming more added sugar than the recommended daily intake for adults

Parents should add fresh fruits and vegetables to their kids' diets instead.

New study shows what being "hangry" really means

Hunger + Anger = Hanger. Which is not pleasant for anyone.

A flurry of new studies finds being a vegetarian is good for you

Convince me otherwise!

Study weighs environmental costs of producing animal proteins so you know what to buy

Now you know exactly what your purchases do.

Office food might be making you fat and unhealthy, large study concludes

"Our results suggest that the foods people get from work do not align well with the recommendations in the Dietary Guidelines for Americans," the authors note.

Mangoes may improve your cardiovascular and gut health, new study shows

When the doctors say you should eat delicious fruit... you probably should.

Men who flash their wealth are perceived as unsuitable long-term partners

Women can see through the bling.

The Incas were better at skull surgery than Civil War doctors

Talk about a crazy procedure!

How Millennials are changing the face of the food industry

It's not all avocado and chia seeds.

Dogs like fatty food but cats prefer carbs

The findings could improve pet food.

In pain after a breakup? These three strategies can help you ease the suffering, study shows

No, none of them involved getting black-out drunk.

Understanding the Pros and Cons of DNA Testing

What you need to know before testing your DNA.

Dog flu might cause the next influeza pandemic

Its pattern of development is strikingly similar to bird flu.

What You Really Need to Know About Stress and Heart Health

The relationship between the two is often misinterpreted.

Asheville officially issues the first city-wide vegan challenge in the US

Good luck to all Ashvillans!

Icelanders went through drastic genetic changes since the island was colonized

A lot has changed in the past 10 centuries -- including genetics.

Gonorrhea and syphilis continue to surge amid government cuts

There's a few good news, but a lot of bad news.

Does living near wind turbines really affect your health?

The answer is certainly debated.

More bang for your cup: new algorithm determines ideal caffeine intake for the best results

Give me coffee or heads will roll.

In a remarkable first, woman's advanced breast cancer is eradicated

This is truly an exciting achievement.

Cell-membrane-coated nanobots successfully clear out 66% of bacteria and toxins in blood samples

Boy oh boy, am I excited for nanomedicine!

Timing chest compression to "La Macarena" might save a life during CPR

You can finally use the earworm for something good!

One genetic change 3 million years ago made our brains big -- and won us the world

I'm not complaining.

What Causes Addicts to Relapse?

Addiction is a topic that is shrouded in confusion and has miffed health professionals for decades.

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