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Prevent Cancer Foundation reports that fear is behind 69% of Americans missing cancer screenings, impacting early detection and treatment success.

GoodRx reports urban residents face higher out-of-pocket prescription costs and access to newer drugs, while rural patients rely on generics.

MaintainX reports on using AI to capture maintenance knowledge, essential for overcoming workforce challenges and improving operations.

HeySunday rounded up the most viral cleaning tricks on TikTok, separating helpful tips from the ones that might do more harm than good.

The Dispatch reports on the viability of Pigouvian taxes to combat climate change, emphasizing their market-driven benefits and addressing critiques.

Northwell Health reports on the rise of pickleball injuries, particularly among seniors, and offers six tips to stay safe on the court.

SaveHealth reports that Aleve and Advil are popular NSAIDs for pain relief, differing in duration, dosing, and safety profiles.

The Conversation reports on single-stream recycling, emphasizing its convenience but noting significant contamination issues that reduce effectiveness.

Alma reports that late-night screen addiction can harm health and relationships, offering art therapy as a creative alternative to cope and regain control.

Grist reports on a UGA team using drone lidar technology to map Tybee Island’s erosion, aiding local efforts to protect its beaches and dunes.

CheapInsurance.com reports that by 2025, vehicle technology is reshaping insurance, with telematics and ADAS systems affecting rates and claims processes.

Healthbeat reports climate change is delaying spring in NYC parks, with large parks cooling better than smaller ones as seasons shift.

Reasons to be Cheerful reports on the growing use of psilocybin in mental health treatment, showing promise for conditions like depression and OCD.

Stateline reports Gen Z experiences higher suicide rates than millennials, especially among Black and Hispanic men, driven by untreated depression and social media.

Hone Health reports that 95% of women in menopause aren’t offered treatment, with many doctors lacking training on menopause care.

Knowable Magazine reports on the challenges faced by constitutionally thin individuals, who struggle to gain weight despite normal eating habits, and highlights ongoing research into their unique metabolism.

GoodRx reports FluMist, a nasal flu vaccine, is now FDA-approved for self-administration. 

SaveHealth reports that Zepbound and Wegovy, both FDA-approved weight loss injectables, differ in mechanisms and efficacy. Zepbound shows superior weight loss results.

Thriveworks reports 16 therapists share insights on starting therapy, emphasizing it’s a personal journey that doesn’t require crisis, honesty is essential, and healing takes time.

SaveHealth reports that Viagra and Cialis are effective ED treatments, differing in duration, dosing, and side effects.