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Pennsylvania children born near fracking sites may be at higher risk of leukemia, study finds

Wildlife

Sweet dreams, spiders! Some arachnids may sleep similarly to humans, study finds

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Sponsored

Clinical study for early Alzheimer’s disease seeking volunteers

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Children's Health

Babies born during COVID-19 may be developing slower than pre-pandemic infants, study finds

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Environment

New PGW study maps out scenarios for success in reducing carbon emissions

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Prevention

Adults who sleep less than six hours a night are at higher risk for dementia

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Traffic

Philly's traffic congestion ranks among worst in the world, new study finds

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Women's Health

Entering menopause before age 40 often results in more severe symptoms

Premature menopause symptoms

Adult Health

Lesbian, gay and bisexual people may be more prone to migraines

LGB migraine risk

Opioids

Philadelphia saved billions of dollars with syringe exchange programs, study says

Health News

Sleep apnea can increase cancer risk in women, study finds

Sleep apnea elevated cancer risk

Prevention

A selfie video can measure your blood pressure

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Mental Health

We have a subconscious negative brain response to disfigured faces, Penn study finds

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Children's Health

Teen drivers with ADHD far more likely to crash than peers

Car Crash Teens ADHD

Mental Health

Broccoli derivative may prove to be a viable schizophrenia treatment, study finds

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Prevention

A team of researchers myth-busted the idea of 'sugar rushes'

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Adult Health

Pairing painkillers with music may enhance relief, new study finds

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Parenting

This is how much sleep parents lose after having a kid

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Illness

Snail venom boasts potentially blood-sugar balancing qualities to treat Type 1 diabetes, study suggests

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Children's Health

Study: Many teens lack privacy to confide in doctors during checkups

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Alcohol

Taste testing alcoholic and non-alcoholic beer feels the same to your brain, study found

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Health News

Here's why you love getting the daylights scared out of you

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Health News

The way you breathe may affect the strength of your memory, study suggests

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Women's Health

Delaying pushing in birthing mothers results in a longer, more dangerous birth, new study finds

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Health News

This is how many faces you can *actually* recognize, according to science

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Alternative Medicine

A marijuana compound may counteract psychosis

Parenting

Parents regularly use their phones while driving their children, study shows

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Health Stories

Do neckties pose a health hazard? Jim Gardner seems to think so

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Mental Health

New research challenges a treatment left-handed people receive for mental health

Elderly Hands

Healthy Eating

Hate eating your veggies? Maybe you only need one

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Study

Drexel study shows at least one benefit of the Philadelphia soda tax

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Study

Bad news, foodies: Going out to eat could destroy your hormones

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Traffic

Report: Philadelphia ranks high among the country’s most congested cities

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Study

Penn State: This helmet tech can help prevent football concussions

Valentine's Day

Shocking news: Hershey's Kisses aren't Pennsylvania's most popular Valentine's Day candy

Study

Study: You're officially not supposed to eat your placenta

Study

Study: Suburban living linked to higher rates of obesity

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Studies

Study: Fitness could help cut the risk of breast cancer

Study

Study: Diet not helping to lose weight? Try a day (or several) off

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Study

Alcohol consumption is rising among all Americans, but most staggering for seniors

Medicine

Study: Doctors get bogged down by work email and mundane office tasks just like the rest of us

Psychology

Emojis are making you look incompetent at work, study says

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