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- Oct 1, 2026
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- Jul 11, 2026
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Adversity shaped our evolution as a species. People raised in it may have underrecognized strengths because of it. (opens the original)
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Meriah DeJoseph grew up below the poverty line, so she was intrigued in college when she started reading what researchers had to say about people from low-income backgrounds. But there was something eating away at her. Although well-intentioned, the early research mainly focused on the risks of growing up in poverty. As she progressed through her education, studying how poverty affects children, she'd go home and describe research in the field to her mom and her friends. The looks on their faces
Diagnostic dilemma: An 83-year-old man went to the hospital because of very itchy skin. It turned out he had a rare form of syphilis. (opens the original)
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The patient: An 83-year-old man in Belgium The symptoms: The man sought medical attention at a hospital because the muscles on one side of his face had weakened suddenly, causing it to droop — a condition called unilateral peripheral facial-nerve palsy. He had also recently had a fever, which had since resolved. Tests run by the neurology department found the man had anemia, fatty liver disease and an enlarged spleen. Combined with his recent fever, these findings led the team to assume he had a
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