What is the Future of ‘Death with Dignity’ Laws in Trump Era?
Congress and the White House may try to weaken aid-in-dying laws, but supporters say they can fight at the state and local level.
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Why We Are So Emotionally Connected to Our Pets
A study in which people judged dogs by photos of their faces reveals the emotional as well as the biological connection humans have with animals.
Why More Middle School Students Are Killing Themselves
The number of suicides among children 10 to 14 years old has hit an all-time high, but officials caution that it’s still uncommon.
What Today’s Teens Are Doing Online
Members of so-called generation Z go to different sites for different reasons than their parents, changing the way younger people form relationships.
Leukemia Runs, Doesn’t Hide, From Chemotherapy
Researchers say study with mice shows certain types of leukemia cells get moving when chemotherapy is introduced.
Odd Medical Remedies: Roller Coasters, Singing, Steam
Researchers say that roller coasters may help pass kidney stones. It’s not the first offbeat remedy to be proposed for serious medical conditions.
Is Synthetic Alcohol a Real Thing?
British scientist says he’s created a synthetic alcohol that gets you high, but doesn’t leave you with a hangover or have long-term health consequences.
High-Protein Diets May Not Help Those with Diabetes
Researchers say weight loss is good, but too much protein can negate some of the effects.
Imaging Traumatic Brain Injuries in Living Patients
Scientists say they were able to get images of CTE in a former NFL football player, a breakthrough that could lead to new treatments.
Using an EpiPen for an Allergic Reaction Isn’t as Easy as It Sounds
People having an anaphylaxis attack have to worry about secondary reactions, like expiration dates and having the wherewithal to auto-inject their thigh.
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