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Inhalation of depleted uranium from exploding munitions did not lead to Gulf War illness in veterans deployed in the 1991 Persian Gulf War, a new study suggests. The findings help eliminate a long-suspected cause of GWI that has attracted international concern for three decades.
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Someone please tell Saturday Night Live to let me work out at home in peace. First, the NBC sketch comedy show dragged the Peloton hype , and on Feb. 27, SNL 's cast took... Read more ...
Ataxia - a rare genetic neurodegenerative disease can be treated with a combination of deep brain stimulation and exercise. Read more ...
Slimy strategy used by bacteria to defeat antibiotics and other drugs used to combat infections afflicting people with cystic fibrosis have been discovered. Read more ...
The fitness picture books may help overcome exercise challenges in youth with autism and help them exercise more frequently. Read more ...
Laurie Hernandez is drawing on the power of superheroes as she makes a momentous return to competitive gymnastics. On Feb. 27, the 20-year-old athlete participated in her first... Read more ...
Part-time checkout attendants, shelf-stackers and sales assistants would be allowed to work additional hours without overtime in a joint union-employer plan to encourage more... Read more ...
Researchers say an increase in Australians smoking methamphetamine is driving up hospitalisation rates across the country. Read more ...
The state government is planning to privatise a NSW TAFE facility that is valued at less than what it cost more than 25 years ago. Read more ...
Modern Monetary Theory is neither as modern and revolutionary as its proponents imagine, nor as crackpot as many of its critics believe. Read more ...
Moses is yet to activate an option to remain at the Eels next season, but discussions have moved beyond whether the halfback will be at Parramatta in 2022. Read more ...