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Health Research Links Breast Milk Molecules to Infant Growth and Late-Night Eating to Liver Disease Risk
Recent studies reveal molecules in breast milk are linked to infant growth outcomes, while separate research ties late-night eating patterns to higher risk of liver disease. Additional findings include potential new therapies for carpal tunnel relief.
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Studies link molecules in breast milk to infant growth and late-night eating patterns to liver disease risk. Other findings point to potential carpal tunnel therapies. Separately, a user says a molecule that carries radiation to tumor cells passed a Phase 3 trial involving patients with neuroendocrine cancer who had few options left.
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