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It seems too obvious to say that our mothers are our mirrors, but it’s not just that we see ourselves in them; we also see ourselves in how they see us. View original article Author:

An intriguing new study found that people across the world are more inclined to give back a lost wallet if there is money inside. View original article Author:

A new imaging tool works more like Google Maps than a traditional microscope. View original article Author:

Fewer than 5 percent of cancer patients participate in research that could improve care. Navigators could help patients find the right studies. View original article Author:

A Nevada youth’s jaw was badly injured while vaping. Doctors suspect a faulty battery caused an explosion. View original article Author:

Children who completed a full course of rotavirus vaccine were at lower risk of developing Type 1 diabetes. View original article Author:

Airlines must permit some parents — or passengers with nut allergies themselves — to preboard in order to wipe down seats, federal regulators said. View original article Author:

Jessica Grose wants to provide the highest-quality information and support to new and expecting parents. View original article Author:

The diabetes drug metformin, sometimes taken to slow aging, may blunt the health benefits of exercise. View original article Author:

In 1977, 13 percent of Americans believed that a person was born lesbian or gay. Today, 49 percent believe that, according to Gallup polls. View original article Author: