Ancient Dog DNA Shows Early Spread Around the Globe
Among the other findings, Dr. Larson said he found it particularly intriguing that once dogs had...
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Chris Pendergast, Who Fought A.L.S. Mile After Mile, Dies at 71
In addition to his wife, Christine (Martin) Pendergast, a past president of the Port Jefferson...
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How to Run a Race in a Time of Surging Coronavirus
At the Grand Canyon Trail Half Marathon on Nov. 7, one of the few longer events scheduled to take...
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Gilead’s Covid-19 Drug is Mediocre. It Will Be a Blockbuster Anyway.
The United States reached a milestone, of sorts, when last week the Food and Drug Administration...
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Living in Noisy Neighborhoods May Raise Your Dementia Risk
Long-term exposure to noise may be linked to an increased risk for Alzheimer’s disease and other...
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A Lullaby by Any Other Name Would Sound as Sweet
Babies love lullabies, and a new study suggests they don’t much care what culture the songs come...
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Death Rates Have Dropped for Seriously Ill Covid Patients
Early on, physicians were placing patients on mechanical ventilators to assist with their...
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She Had a Headache for Months. Then She Could Barely See.
The 61-year-old woman put on her reading glasses to try to decipher the tiny black squiggles on...
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S.T.D. Rates Are Falling, Data Show. That May Not Be Good News.
Even if sex has declined, researchers question how long it can remain suppressed. Dr. Lehmiller...
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Are ‘Kidfluencers’ Making Our Kids Fat?
“It looks like a normal child playing with their normal games, but as a researcher who studies...
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Pfizer CEO All but Rules Out Covid-19 Vaccine Before Election Day
After weeks of dangling the possibility of coronavirus vaccine results by October, Pfizer’s chief...
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Dr. Joyce Wallace, Pioneering AIDS Physician, Dies at 79
Dr. Joyce Wallace, a Manhattan internist who treated prostitutes for AIDS, occasionally brought...
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