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A metabolic slowdown would press pause on the body until surgeons can repair damage. How close is it to becoming a reality?
Chronic itch is agony, but new treatments that target the neural pathways responsible could finally offer some relief.
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As more bacteria gain resistance to standard treatments, is the answer a return to therapeutic metals?
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Stroke researchers marvel at what hibernating animals can do. Now they’re searching for strategies that would benefit patients.
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Physician-chef Rani Polak explains why clinicians should learn cooking skills—and teach them to patients.
New drugs for fatty liver may offer the first skirmish in a growing epidemic.
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