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Institution whose researchers, with collaborators, led the analysis linking major album release days to fatal crash rates.
No evidence-backed relationships are recorded.
Scientific American asked endocrinologists what testosterone therapy actually does for cisgender men. The approved use is tightly bounded; the demand, and now the policy, is not.
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The atlas turns kinase-inhibitor selection into a matching problem. What is missing is evidence that the match predicts which drug works in a patient.
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An Australian study flagged a fatal immune disorder in a baby before symptoms appeared. Dozens of pilots now face harder questions: cost, who interprets variants, and findings nobody can act on.
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The steepest annual decline since 1963 is being credited to most favored nation deals. The contracts are not public, the models are not live, and the index measures pharmacy receipts.
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A Harvard-led analysis of 12.7 million US death certificates puts flight attendants and pilots first and second among 503 occupations. The authors ask for protections that match exposure.
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Harvard researchers matched federal fatal-crash records to Spotify's ten biggest release days and found roughly 18 extra deaths per drop. The risky moment is picking the album, not playing it.
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