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Night Shifts Disrupt Protein Rhythms, Increasing Obesity Risk

Night Shifts Disrupt Protein Rhythms, Increasing Obesity Risk
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Glucose swings may stymie brain function in people with diabetes

For people with type 1 diabetes, both blood sugar highs and lows may hamper the brain's ability to quickly process information.

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Spokane secures funding, influence in proposed supplemental budget

SPOKANE, Wash.- Spokane is mentioned over 20 times in the Washington State Senate’s supplemental operating budget, which was released on Feb. 19. Here is a brief overview of how the

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Clear spaces, clear mind

SPOKANE — With widening research, doctors have even more reasons to tell patients to spend time in open spaces for better mental health.

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Seniors living near urban open spaces report less mental distress, a dementia risk factor

Seniors living near urban open spaces report less mental distress, a dementia risk factor
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