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Hospitalization for depression is more common than some might realize

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By Daniel Wu Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Hospitalization for depression is more common than some might realize (washingtonpost.com) Hospitalization for depression is more common than some might realize By Daniel Wu 2026070209010500 Rep. Tom Kean Jr. (R-New Jersey) spoke emotionally on Tuesday for the first time about a diagnosis that had kept him from Congress for several months and required a long-term hospital stay: He, like about 18 percent of Americans, was experiencing depression. "It is physical," Kean said on the House floor.
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Misinformation about sunscreen is spreading on TikTok, researchers say

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By Daniel Wu Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Skepticism of sunscreen, which has long alarmed dermatologists and health care experts, is relatively rare on TikTok. But a small number of videos pushing misinformation about sunscreen received a disproportionately high share of likes, shares and comments on the platform, suggesting that anti-sunscreen views resonate strongly with some users, according to a new study published Thursday.
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La vacuna contra el Covid está vinculada a una amplia protección contra afecciones cardíacas, según un estudio

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By Daniel Wu Verified
| La Nación (Argentina) Verified
WASHINGTON.- La vacuna contra el coronavirus redujo el riesgo de eventos cardiovasculares mayores vinculados al covid-19 —accidentes cerebrovasculares, ataques cardíacos y hospitalizaciones por enfermedades cardíacas— en alrededor de un 40%, según un nuevo estudio. Los hallazgos, los más recientes en un creciente cuerpo de investigación sobre los beneficios de la vacuna para la salud cardíaca, sugieren que esos beneficios observados en estudios anteriores persistieron durante años.
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