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Is your mouth poisoning your body? Studies show that people with toxic levels of mercury usually get it from their fillings

Based on studies by government agencies and medical researchers, people who have high levels of mercury usually obtain it from their dental amalgam fillings. Dental amalgam is a dental filling component that is used to fill cavities caused by tooth

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People who lack DHA are more prone to anger and hostility, studies show

If you find yourself in a crabby mood most of the time, it could be your body’s way of telling you that you’re not getting enough of a specific nutrient. According to research, people who do not consume enough of

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Three studies show gains being made in using AI to create speech from brainwaves

Credit: CC0 Public Domain Three teams working independently have uploaded papers to the bioRxiv preprint server outlining their research involving attempting to use neural network-based AI systems to translate brainwaves into decipherable speech. The first, by a team with members

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