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For many people with body-focused repetitive behaviors, the predominant effects are cosmetic, and the consequences emotional and social. View original article Contributor:

Recognizing warning signs and documenting the bullying may help, experts say. View original article Contributor:

The drug regimens can be grueling, and patients often quit taking their medications. But turning it into a cellphone competition helps. View original article Contributor:

Health authorities in Oregon are investigating the case but would not identify the age of the patient or the brand of the device used. View original article Contributor:

Women who removed all pubic hair did not have higher rates of chlamydia or gonorrhea. View original article Contributor:

The research center, with $17 million from donors, aims to give “psychedelic medicine” a long-sought foothold in the scientific establishment. View original article Contributor:

Sketching is a form of visual thinking that exercises the mind and body, and it’s easy to turn your tablet into a portable art studio. View original article Contributor:

Endurance affects metabolism substantially more than muscular strength does, a new study suggests. View original article Contributor:

Religious exemptions for vaccinations are no longer available. With the start of the school year, some parents face a reckoning. View original article Contributor:

Japanese men and women who consumed the most plant proteins had a lower rate of cardiovascular death and stroke. View original article Contributor: