Updated standings, highlights after matchday 3

Updated standings, highlights after matchday 3

On Monday, sports fans experienced another exciting day of Olympic competitions. The third day of competition after Friday’s opening ceremony featured group matches in women’s basketball, beach volleyball and water polo, as well as shooting, swimming, gymnastics and judo. The U.S. men’s gymnastics team also attempted to win its first medal since the 2008 Games…

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A daily supplement may slow progression

A daily supplement may slow progression

Share on PinterestA new study finds that an over-the-counter antioxidant supplement formula may help prevent the progression of dry age-related macular degeneration. filmstudio/Getty Images Dry age-related macular degeneration is an eye disease that can lead to blindness. It affects millions of Americans. An over-the-counter formulation of antioxidant supplements appears to prevent progression of the disease,…

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New study challenges mantle oxidation theory

New study challenges mantle oxidation theory

A thin slice of ancient rock taken from Gakkel Ridge near the North Pole, photographed under a microscope and viewed under cross-polarized light. Width of field ~14 mm. Thin-section rock analysis helps geologists identify and characterize the minerals in a rock. The analyses reveal information about the mineral composition, texture, and history of the rock,…

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American League Central-leading Guardians acquire outfielder Lane Thomas from Nationals for 3 prospects

American League Central-leading Guardians acquire outfielder Lane Thomas from Nationals for 3 prospects

CLEVELAND (AP) — The Guardians addressed their sometimes-shy offense before the trade deadline. As they continue to scour the market to bolster their starting rotation, the AL Central leaders acquired veteran outfielder Lane Thomas from the Washington Nationals on Monday in exchange for three prospects. “A versatile outfielder, a guy who can play center field,…

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Umbilical cord blood test could predict autism risk

Umbilical cord blood test could predict autism risk

Summary: A recent study suggests that measuring specific fatty acid metabolites in the blood of newborns could predict the risk of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Researchers found that higher levels of certain metabolites were linked to increased ASD symptoms in six-year-olds. This discovery could lead to earlier diagnoses and interventions, potentially improving outcomes for children…

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