
The Lens of Boro Park: Week 7/16/2025 - Boro Park 24
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The Florida Department of Health has reported that one person died from a flesh-eating bacterium in South Florida.
Trained dogs can detect Parkinson’s disease from skin swabs with up to 98% accuracy - years before symptoms appear, a new study shows.
The US almost lost its measles elimination status once. Lessons from that episode suggest it will be more difficult to avoid doing so now.
The Utah Department of Health and Human Services said it has identified one more measles case in a statement on Wednesday, making 10 total cases in the state this summer.
Distressing youth environments may impact cardiovascular health and aging, particularly for Black men and women, according to a new UGA study.
Next-generation system noninvasively images tiny nerve structures disrupted in brain disorders.
Fennel Hope, a clinician who was diagnosed with autism and ADHD as an adult, describes autism from her point of view as a clinician.
A summer surge of COVID cases is underway in the Bay Area; budget airline Avelo, which is now doing deportation flights, is ending all commercial service in California; and police in Greece continue seeking out the gunman who killed a Berkeley professor.
The CCHD is continuing to assess any potential exposures while the individual was contagious and may be contacting people known to be exposed.
Investors say genetic prediction services for embryos, used by Elon Musk and others, are a trust fund for future children. Many scientists are skeptical.
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Anyone exposed could develop symptoms as late as August 2.
The European Space Agency (ESA) and UK-based Frazer-Nash have kicked off INVICTUS, a research programme with the goal of developing hypersonic technologies applicable to future reusable vehicles capable of horizontal launch.
Supplements mostly appear as health boosters, tiny pills or powders that promise stronger bones, better skin, or increased energy. But behind the glossy labels and “all-natural” claims, there’s a side that rarely gets spoken about: the hidden harm they can ca…
Energy drinks are big business.
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