Time-restricted eating (TRE) has gained popularity as a potential strategy for weight loss. A recent study compared TRE with a usual eating pattern (UEP) to determine the effects on weight loss and overall health outcomes. The results of the study shed light on whether it is the reduction in overall food intake or the daily
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The New England Journal of Medicine has come under fire for cutting off certain publications from advanced access to its embargoed journal articles. This decision has sparked criticism from medical news publications expert, Ivan Oransky, MD, who compared it to a ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ policy. This move has raised questions about transparency and equal
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As President Joe Biden introduced his Plan B for student loan forgiveness, the discussion around making some college education free was reignited. The move to make community college tuition-free in an effort to eliminate the need for loans was met with mixed reactions. While some experts argue that loan forgiveness is merely a temporary solution
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The quest for more efficient energy generation and storage is driving scientists to explore innovative and unconventional ideas. From nuclear fusion breakthroughs to increasingly efficient solar panels, the focus is on maximizing energy output while minimizing environmental impact. However, the challenge of storing and distributing this energy efficiently remains a significant hurdle. Two physicists have
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Russia has strongly criticized U.S. lawmakers for approving $60.84 billion in additional support for Ukraine. According to Russia, this move signifies Washington’s deeper involvement in what they call a hybrid war with Russia. The support provided by the U.S. has been viewed as a direct challenge to Russia, with comparisons made to historical military failures
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