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A Study Finds That What People Do on Their Phones May Matter Most

Researchers say self-control and fear of missing out play a bigger role in problem phone use than personality.

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Gut Bacteria May Change How Many Calories Your Body Absorbs

Arizona State University researchers built a model showing food labels may not tell the whole story.

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Scientists Link a Brain Protein to Aging Changes in Mice

Restoring a protein called Menin improved memory, balance and bone mass in older mice within 30 days.

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Vanilla's Flavor Compound May Have a Future in Wound Care

Researchers in Australia say vanillin has properties that could help fight germs and swelling.

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Just 10 Minutes of Daily Exercise May Help You Sleep More Deeply

A University of Texas study found that moving often, even a little, was linked to better sleep.

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Scientists Find a Hidden Drain at the Back of the Eye

A newly found cleanup route, seen in mice, may help explain eye diseases that cause blindness.

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Does the Order You Eat Your Food In Affect Blood Sugar? A Mouse Study Says Maybe

Kyoto University researchers found that olive oil given before carbohydrates reduced blood sugar spikes in mice.