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One common cause is polycystic ovary syndrome, or PCOS, which is difficult to diagnose in adolescents. View original article Contributor:

In temples, mosques and churches, China’s believers have been eager to fight the virus. Not all their efforts have been well received. View original article Contributor:

In South Korea, which has more than 600 confirmed cases, President Moon Jae-in empowered his government to restrict travel. View original article Contributor:

If you’re like me, vacation planning also means “where am I going to run?” planning. View original article Contributor:

Consultants working on a report for the drugstore chain were told not to mention some concerns raised by employees. Safety issues have also been flagged at CVS. View original article Contributor:

Many parents blame sugar for their children’s hyperactive behavior. But the myth has been debunked. View original article Contributor:

Distinct microbiomes flourish around sunken ships as they become artificial reefs, new research in the Gulf of Mexico reveals. View original article Contributor:

A Border collie in Norway learned the names and categories of her many, many toys, just by playing a game with her owners. View original article Contributor:

Testing for Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia is hardly foolproof, and could even backfire. View original article Contributor:

Playing together is part of it, but so is having chores kids can complete as a team (especially if they can sneak in some fun while they work). View original article Contributor: