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What to Expect From Altria Group's Next Quarterly Earnings Report

With Altria Group expected to release its Q2 earnings this month, analysts project a single-digit bottom-line growth.

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Veterans lobbied for psychedelic therapy, but it may not be enough to save MDMA drug application

Military veterans have spent years lobbying for the use of psychedelic drugs to treat PTSD, but a sharply critical review of the club drug MDMA has put the therapy's approval in doubt

The Independent UK

Nasal spray clears proteins linked to Alzheimer’s – new study

Scientists in America have developed a nasal spray that can remove proteins in the brain associated with Alzheimer’s disease – at least, in mice.

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Enhanced Games: meet the swimmer who thinks athletes should be allowed to dope

A new sports competition plans to encourage athletes to use performance enhancing drugs. William Hosie chats with the Enhanced Games poster boy, ex-top swimmer James Magnusen

Evening Standard

The true culprit of cereals

"Little has changed since the days of "Unfrosted," the Pop-Tarts movie"

Salon

3 High-Risk, High-Reward Biotech Stocks

With ever-expanding operations, rapid technological innovation, and adoption of AI, the biotechnology industry is poised for solid long-term growth. Thus, investors could consider buying high risk, but rewarding biotech stocks United Therapeutics (UTHR), Entrada Therapeutics (TRDA), and Exelixis (EXEL). Continue reading.

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What is the chemistry behind decaf?

"Decaffeination has a rich history, and now almost all coffee producers use one of three common methods"

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Retaining flavor while removing caffeine − a chemist explains the chemistry behind decaf coffee

For many people, the aroma of freshly brewed coffee is the start of a great day. But caffeine can cause headaches and jitters in others. That’s why many people reach for a decaffeinated cup instead.

The Conversation

Worried about the health effects of the sugar in your breakfast cereal? Little has changed since the days of ‘Unfrosted,’ the Pop-Tarts movie

While Jerry Seinfeld, Melissa McCarthy, Amy Schumer and Hugh Grant got top billing, sweet breakfast foods from the 1960s are arguably the real stars of the recent movie “Unfrosted,” a comedy loosely based on the invention of Pop-Tarts.

The Conversation

3 High-Dividend Yield Stocks to Secure Your Retirement Portfolio

Amid uncertain economic trends, investing in high-dividend yield stock could be suitable. Hence, fundamentally solid dividend stocks Verizon Communications (VZ), AT&T (T), and Altria Group (MO) could be ideal buys to secure your retirement portfolio. Read more.

StockNews.com

Ozempic knockoffs flood US market thanks to ‘blind spot’ in FDA rules

Pharmacy alliance president counters that ‘it’s an intentional policy’ so patients don’t go without medication

The Guardian - US

Ionis Pharmaceuticals Surges Into Buy Zone As It, Possibly, Proves Biogen Wrong

Ionis Pharmaceuticals stock surged Monday after the company unveiled promising results for a drug that treats a rare genetic condition.

Investors Business Daily

Creamery faces probation over raw milk

Vulto Creamery was found to be the source of Listeria monocytogenes that sickened eight people, killing two of them

Salon

What does 'non-toxic' cookware really mean? We asked the experts

'Toxin-free' has become a buzzword in the kitchenware world, but what does it actually mean? We investigated, so you can shop smarter

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CurrentBody vs TheraFace: which skincare tech brand should you choose?

Both beauty gadget pioneers deliver amazing results. But which one is better for your skincare needs?

The Independent UK

Pig transplant research yields a surprise: Bacon safe for some people allergic to red meat

Some people develop a weird allergy to red meat after being bitten by a lone star tick yet find they can still eat pork from a surprising source - certain pigs originally bred for human organ transplants

The Independent UK

Meet the world’s cleanest pigs – genetically modified to grow kidneys and hearts for humans

The pigs breathe air and drink water that’s better filtered against contaminants than what’s required for people

The Conversation

The long – and strange – history of testing menstrual blood for health conditions

There’s good news for anyone who menstruates and doesn’t like the needles involved in blood testing. In January 2024, the biotechnology research company Qvin won FDA approval for their Q-Pad product – a menstrual pad with a removable strip to collect blood samples for clinical tests. It offers a needle-free…

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Does Medicare pay for dementia care? Here's what coverage you can expect for treatments and therapies

Medicare and Medicare Advantage provide some coverage for dementia, beginning with the diagnosis.

Fortune

Legal mushroom gummies found to contain illegal hallucinogens

Among the unexpected findings were psilocybin and psilocin, the two active and illegal components of psychedelic mushrooms

The Independent UK

FDA OKs best-selling e-cigarette Vuse Alto, but only in tobacco flavor

Federal health officials have authorized sales of Vuse Alto, the best-selling e-cigarette in the U.S. The Food and Drug Administration made the decision Thursday, allowing Reynolds American to keep its reusable e-cigarette on the market for years to come

Fortune

The 5 biggest weight loss myths that ‘need to die,’ according to an obesity doctor

If you’ve ever tried to lose weight, you may have experienced one of these popular pitfalls.

The Conversation

Supreme Court’s blow to federal agencies’ power will likely weaken abortion rights – 3 issues to watch

The Supreme Court wrapped up its term at the beginning of July 2024 with a range of rulings that reshape everything from the power of the presidency to how federal agencies carry out their work.

Salon

The history of the nutrition label

"A historian explains the science and politics of translating food into information"

The Street

What the FDA isn't catching: tampons' hidden threat to your health

A recent study reveals unsettling facts about tampons that prompt the question: what did the FDA miss?

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