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Society · Parenting & ChildhoodToday’s leadA 4-Session School Course Cut Gaming Symptoms in High-Risk TeensCan schools prevent video game addiction? In 1,793 German students, a four-session skills course cut symptoms in high-risk teens more than media lessons.Latest research
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Health · NutritionUnsweetened Coffee Linked to Up to 29% Lower Death RiskOctober 8, 2026
Health · Exercise & Fitness5,515 Kids Wore Step Trackers. The Most Active Had the Best Mental Health a Year OnOctober 8, 2026
Health · NutritionWithin 3 Hours of Dinner, Reflux Odds Were 7.45x HigherOctober 8, 2026
Health · Exercise & FitnessThe “Creatine Makes You Bald” Myth Came From One Study That Never Checked HairOctober 7, 2026
Health · NutritionCoffee Counts, Food Counts, and 8 Glasses Was Never ProvenOctober 7, 2026
Technology · AI & RoboticsAI Sounded 39% More Human When Asked. Human Writers Didn’t BudgeOctober 7, 2026
Health · Medicine & DiseaseHow Long to Fast Before a Blood Test? Past 12 Hours, It Made No Difference
Health & LongevityAn Egg a Day Wasn’t Linked to Heart Disease in 1.7 Million People
Health · NutritionUnsweetened Coffee Linked to Up to 29% Lower Death Risk
Health · Exercise & Fitness5,515 Kids Wore Step Trackers. The Most Active Had the Best Mental Health a Year On
Health · NutritionWithin 3 Hours of Dinner, Reflux Odds Were 7.45x Higher
Health · Exercise & FitnessThe “Creatine Makes You Bald” Myth Came From One Study That Never Checked Hair
Health · NutritionCoffee Counts, Food Counts, and 8 Glasses Was Never Proven
Technology · AI & RoboticsAI Sounded 39% More Human When Asked. Human Writers Didn’t BudgeAdvertisement
Society · Parenting & ChildhoodPhone Owners at 12 Were Twice as Likely to Tie Self-Worth to WeightOctober 7, 2026
Society · Parenting & ChildhoodWeekly Tutoring Calls Nearly Doubled the Share of Kids Doing DivisionOctober 3, 2026
Society · Parenting & ChildhoodPregnant Women Got Free Eggs and Fish. Parts of Their Babies’ Brains Grew More.October 1, 2026
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Society · Parenting & ChildhoodWeekly Tutoring Calls Nearly Doubled the Share of Kids Doing Division
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Science · BiologyMicroraptor’s Group Shares 57 Features With Birds. They Evolved SeparatelyOctober 5, 2026
Science · SpaceNo Star Can Make This Light. A Black Hole in a Gas Cocoon CanSeptember 29, 2026
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Technology · AI & RoboticsThis Self-Driving Car Braked for a Car That Wasn’t There. Then It Explained WhySeptember 30, 2026
Technology · AI & Robotics1 in 4 Americans Have Used AI for Their Mental Health. Here’s Who and WhySeptember 25, 2026
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