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Nina Agrawal

Reporter · AU

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Latest publication
Aug 27, 2026
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Top 10K sites
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Jul 6, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 27, 2026 · Nina Agrawal and Roni Caryn Rabin

    Will Meta's changes make a difference to teens' mental health? (opens the original)

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    Psychologists say the changes are a symbolic victory, but warn their effectiveness might be limited. US psychologists and child advocates welcomed news of the landmark settlement on Thursday over claims that the social media giant Meta had harmed young users with its addictive platforms. But many expressed scepticism that the company’s planned changes would have a meaningful effect on adolescents’ mental health. For users younger than 18, Meta announced it would introduce a default two-hour dail

  2. Article · Aug 9, 2026 · Nina Agrawal

    Why are more young women developing heart disease? (opens the original)

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    Recent research has suggested that nearly one-third of all women ages 20-44 will have heart disease in 2050, up from one-fourth today. Rates are on the rise, but prevention is possible. Here’s what experts recommend. The threat of heart disease, and of dying from it, is rising among young women. Recent research has suggested that nearly one-third of all women ages 20-44 will have heart disease in 2050, up from one-fourth today. And women under 55 are more likely to die from heart attacks than me

  3. Article · Jul 6, 2026 · Nina Agrawal

    The changing face of stage 4 cancer: No cure, but years to live (opens the original)

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    Thanks to new treatments, some patients with the disease are living longer - leaving them in limbo for years. Kate Dietrick walked amid rows of 19th-century graves, stopping to read the epitaphs carved into headstones. The ground, soft from a recent thaw, gave a little under her feet. A gust of wind ruffled her short hair. Kate, who is 42, had spent the morning shopping for a grave site. This one seemed promising: the cemetery belonged to the synagogue she had joined after converting to Judaism,

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