How these sons of Waffen-SS deal with such a legacy: 'When your father is a bastard, you have to live with that stain'
As teenagers, Philippe Douroux, Alain Lejeune and Eric Frantz learned that their fathers had been among the 10,000 Frenchmen ...
Syria forms diverse new government under President Shara’a
The government includes ministers educated in the West, one woman, and members of the Druze, Kurdish, Christian, and Alawite ...
Revolutionary AI spots nearly 100% of cancers, beating doctors
Early signs of one of the most common reproductive cancers may now be spotted with near-perfect accuracy, thanks to a groundbreaking artificial intelligence model. For years, diagnosing endometrial ...
Knowridge Science Report19h
After prostate cancer surgery, 70-year-old track and field athlete takes on international competition
Just eight months after undergoing robotic surgery to remove his cancerous prostate, Mark Cwiek, a 70-year-old track and ...
Knowridge Science Report19h
Cholesterol-hungry brain cells may explain early Alzheimer’s development
Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is often recognized by its well-known symptoms—memory loss, confusion, and cognitive decline. But ...
Health Dialogues13h
Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing (NIPT) for Genetic Disorders: Revolutionizing Prenatal Screening - Dr Manjula Anagani
Expectant parents eagerly anticipate their child's birth, yet health concerns often linger in their minds. Over time, ...
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The Lancet23hOpinion
Reevaluating the brain disease model of addiction
The brain disease model of addiction has dominated public and scientific discourse on addiction (termed substance use disorder [SUD] in the DSM-5) over the past 3 decades. The model framed addiction ...