Data & Numbers
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Trace Lithium in Drinking Water Linked to Lower Suicide and Dementia Rates Across Decades of Research
Fifty years of epidemiological evidence, spanning the United States, Japan, Europe, and Scandinavia, suggests that naturally occurring trace lithium in…
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Why fructose fails to satisfy hunger like glucose: new neurobiology reveals brain’s sugar selectivity
A 2026 study reveals that glucose and fructose activate different hunger-control pathways in the brain. While glucose strongly suppresses appetite-promoting…
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Chronic kidney disease prevalence in US adults remained stable at approximately 15% between 2013 and…
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PM2.5 pollution claims 2.95 million lives annually in BRICS nations, outpacing global average
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