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Phys.org Google AI tool predicts danger of genetic mutations WSJ News How Google’s DeepMind Uses AI to Uncover the Causes of Diseases | WSJ Tech News BriefingBloomberg Google DeepMind's AI Tool Could Pinpoint Our Genetic FaultsOpinion Mint Google’s AlphaFold has a new tool to track genetic mutations | MintOpinion STAT What can medicine do for people with genes for ALS?STAT Readout LOUD podcast: possible new ALS drug, artificial wombsSTAT FDA panel to weigh approval of NurOwn, controversial ALS drug  Motherly Inc. 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The answer could be lifesaving for humans.Earth.com Unique biology of bats may hold secrets of cancer resistanceThe Independent Could bats hold the secret to beating Covid and cancer?  CBS News Stigma kept people with substance use disorders "in the shadows." Now, they're fighting to "recover out loud."KVIA The Road to Recovery: El Paso experts celebrate progress of former addictsU.S. News & World Report Few Doctors, Spotty Internet: Finding Mental Health Care Tough for Many AmericansKTLA 5 Mosquitos are thriving in post-Hilary Southern California. Here’s how to avoid the bitesKTLA Los Angeles Getting bit? Mosquitos thriving in post-Hilary SoCalLos Angeles Times Why are there so many mosquitoes in L.A. right now?Local coverage Neuroscience News Unlocking Non-Opioid Pain Relief: Acetylcholine's Untapped PotentialNews-Medical.Net Cognitive-behavioral therapy reduces the interfering effects of fibromyalgia painNewsweek Scientists Discover Path to Treating Pain Without Addictive OpioidsMedical News Today Pain management: How brain circuits may provide pathway for treatment  Press Herald Eastern equine encephalitis virus is found in mosquitoes in Mainenejm.org Type 2 Diabetes — Controlling the Epidemic, Episode 2: After the Diagnosis — Making a Plan and Addressing Social Determinants of Health | NEJMCNN Hispanic people are at a high risk of stroke, health advocates say. This Spanish campaign is raising awareness of the warning signs. Good Morning America Heart disease in the Hispanic community l GMAABC News Hispanics experience higher risk of heart disease, stroke while facing language barriers KTVB.com Idaho Department of Health and Welfare confirms adult measles case with potential exposure to othersKUTV 2News An Idaho man has measles. Health officials are trying to see if the contagious disease has spread.Idaho News Southwest Idaho man contracts measles during international travel, area residents potentially exposedEast Idaho News Measles case reported in Idaho resident who was exposed during international travelLocal coverage The Boston Globe Cystic fibrosis treatment brings joy, complications to patients Newsmax Cardiac Rehab Lowers Risk for Second Heart AttackHarvard Health Are you missing out on this crucial cardiovascular therapy?U.S. News & World Report You Survived a Heart Attack. 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