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Read More Scince News Health a month ago 3-Minute Fastball EEG Can Detect Alzheimer’s Years Before Symptoms Appear A three-minute, passive brainwave test developed at the University of Bath—known as Fastball EEG—can detect early...
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Read More Scince News Health a month ago Edible ‘Fat-Sponges’: Green Tea and Seaweed Microbeads Block Gut Fat Absorption in Early Studies New Gut-Targeted Approach to Weight Loss Current weight-loss interventions such as bariatric surgery or systemic medications...
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Read More Scince Health a month ago How Microplastics Could Affect Pregnancy and Foetal Brain Development: Evidence, Mechanisms, and Research Needs Microplastics, pregnancy and emerging concerns Microplastics—plastic fragments and particles smaller than 5 millimetres, down to nanometre...
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