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Human liver tissue cell architecture reconstructed in 3D

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Comparing human livers with and without cirrhosis uncovers rearrangements in intricate microstructure — and their consequences. 

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Anxiety, gloom often accompany intellectual deficits

An analysis details the mental health burdens and care disparities facing U.S. adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
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Ketamine rapidly reverses fentanyl withdrawal symptoms

A new, reliable strategy allows fentanyl users to start treatment without prolonged suffering.
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State's firearm-relinquishment effort sees gains

A study showed drops in volume and severity of committed crimes involving people subject to domestic violence protection orders.
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Experts outline steps to curb rise in youth hypertension

From 2000 to 2020, hypertension doubled in people under age 19, affecting an estimated 114 million children and teens worldwide.
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Injuries cause lasting financial harm, even among insured

After an injury-related hospitalization, many working-age Americans are vulnerable to bankruptcy and long-term debt, a study shows.
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