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New study shows that drinking coffee may reduce the risk of liver disease and liver cancer.

With approximately 66% of Americans drinking coffee daily, its consumption has long been the subject of scientific study. Previous research has pointed to positive effects of coffee on cognition, fat loss, and physical performance, debunking the idea that moderate consumption causes dehydration. And now, Cedars-Sinai investigators have linked regular coffee drinking to liver protection. Here’s

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Books

Study claims viral bestseller Daggermouth is AI-generated

AI is already everywhere, and readers may not be as good at spotting it as we think. Researchers at Stony Brook University found this using AI-detection tool Pangram one in five Their data set consists of 14,000 randomly selected Kindle ebooks More than 25% AI-generated text. is particularly notable SearchAccording to Pangram, that’s #BookTok’s favorite

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Books

Alive review by Melanie Challenger – a whimsical study of what it means to have a body books

TeaThe eastern breakwater of Granton Harbor is approximately 1 km long, and swimmers can follow its crooked finger straight into the Firth of Forth, while benefiting from its reassuring presence. One Thursday at lunchtime, I thought: why not, let’s give it a try, and headed to its tip. I felt cold, but as I moved

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Outdoors

Study shows prehistoric humans may have stocked mountain lakes with trout

All Outdoors Staff 07.27.26 Stone Age fish traps found in Norwegian mountain lake Archaeologists have uncovered the first known evidence that prehistoric humans kept freshwater fish in upper mountain lakes. In 2022, researchers observed fish nets at the bottom of Lake Tesse in the mountains of modern-day Norway. Dating and analysis of the five excavated

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Cars

20% of your Uber fare actually goes to insurance alone: ​​study

The biggest car news and reviews, no BS Our free daily newsletter delivers the stories that really matter straight to you every weekday. It’s no secret that two people standing side by side can book the same Uber or Lyft ride and see two completely different prices. It is relatively less known what percentage of

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Cars

Waymo’s self-driving cars crash less than human drivers: study

The biggest car news and reviews, no BS Our free daily newsletter delivers the stories that really matter straight to you every weekday. Since Waymo burst onto the public stage nearly 20 years ago as Google’s self-titled autonomous-driving project, the promise that self-driving cars would dramatically reduce accidents has remained just that. A handful of

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Men's Health

Study finds losing just 80 minutes of sleep can lead to weight gain and slow fat loss

Your gym sessions may be locked-in, and your nutrition may be on point, but if you’re failing to exercise at the appropriate time, you may be stalling your progress toward slimming down. While we’re constantly told that getting enough sleep is an essential part of the weight loss journey, going to bed on time is

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Trucks

Study says driving fast wastes fuel and doesn’t save much time

July 16, 2026 11:43 am, EDT Vehicles move on the highway in Cincinnati. (Joshua A. Bickel/AP/File) key takeaways: A University of Minnesota study found that obeying speed limits could save American drivers millions of dollars, 6.7 million gallons of fuel and 57,000 metric tons of CO2 per day. Researchers analyzed 120 million trips and found

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Men's Health

New study links palmitic acid to type 2 diabetes risk, while olive oil fat shows protective benefits

Science has long known that not all fats are created equal, but a shocking new study from the University of Barcelona finds that a common saturated fat, palmitic acid, may aggravate type 2 diabetes, while oleic acid offers protective benefits. recent workpublished in Trends in Endocrinology and Metabolism, Investigated the effects of palmitic and oleic

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Men's Health

New study suggests active adults may need more protein for muscle growth and longevity

Protein has become the number one selling point for many food manufacturers in recent years, leading some to think that this muscle-building nutrient has been given too much importance, but a new study finds that, especially as we age or become more active, current guidelines on protein consumption may be stunting our gains and replacing

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