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Scientists could soon be able to erase memories — but should they? - AOL (opens the original)
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Everyone has a memory or two they’d rather forget. For me, it’s the harrowing period I spent in hospital with my three-week-old daughter as she underwent multiple life-saving operations. She’s now a healthy six-year-old, but even the briefest recollection of that time still has the ability to reduce me to a sobbing wreck in the shower or the supermarket aisle. Such is the power of memory. But what if we had the ability to change or even erase painful memories? Would we do it? Should we do it? Up
Scientists could soon be able to erase memories â but should they? (opens the original)
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Everyone has a memory or two theyâd rather forget. For me, itâs the harrowing period I spent in hospital with my three-week-old daughter as she underwent multiple life-saving operations. Sheâs now a healthy six-year-old, but even the briefest recollection of that time still has the ability to reduce me to a sobbing wreck in the shower or the supermarket aisle. Such is the power of memory. But what if we had the ability to change or even erase painful memories? Would we do it? Should we do
As microplastics flood our bodies, can testing and treatment defend us? (opens the original)
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This content is provided by Exco Player and may use cookies or similar technologies. Please click 'Allow and Continue' below to load the content. In the seemingly never-ending list of things we should be worried about when it comes to our health, microplastics are currently public enemy number one. These miniscule particles have been found everywhere from the top of Mount Everest to inside our brains and breast milk, and it’s been reported we could be inhaling as much as 68,000 microplastic part
As microplastics flood our bodies, can testing and treatment defend us? - AOL (opens the original)
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In the seemingly never-ending list of things we should be worried about when it comes to our health, microplastics are currently public enemy number one. These miniscule particles have been found everywhere from the top of Mount Everest to inside our brains and breast milk, and it’s been reported we could be inhaling as much as 68,000 microplastic particles every day. While researchers are still investigating the effect this has on the human body, early findings have already linked microplastics
Do children really need mood-boosting gummy supplements? - AOL (opens the original)
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I’ll admit, the supplements game is slightly out of hand in our house. In the morning there’s the daily multivitamin with added omega-3, followed by a mood-boosting gummy packed with zinc and vitamin D. Then, before bed, it’s a 10ml shot of liposomal magnesium to help with sleep, and a wind-down gummy made with lavender, camomile and vitamin B6 and B12. But these aren’t for me — they’re for my six-year-old. I’m not the only one with a kitchen cupboard packed full of children’s supplements. These
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