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Stacker examined data from the Food and Drug Administration to track recalls in March 2025, including Tostitos, Lean Cuisine, and Stouffer’s meals.

SaveHealth assesses the relative benefits of Zoloft vs. Lexapro, comparing their usage, effectiveness, tolerability, interactions, and cost.

Reasons to be Cheerful explains how “gravity batteries” are giving former mines a second life—while offering an economic and environmental boost to communities once reliant on coal.

Meowtel explored advancements in feline medicine, nutrition, and care that are helping the more than 350 million domestic cats worldwide live longer.

Grist reports that rising temperatures, erratic rainfall, and other climate impacts are throttling cocoa production and driving up chocolate prices.

Charlie Health presents data highlighting how premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) affects menstruators—plus some tips for how to manage symptoms and seek support.

Northwell Health partnered with Stacker to examine recent attempts to limit access to ART and its potential future in the U.S. using government data and other sources.

Consultwebs explains how AI tools can help law firms improve how they connect with potential clients.

Spokeo compared data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and Social Security Administration to see how storm names impact baby names.

Knowable Magazine answers questions about how dangerous bird flu is, where it came from, and what key events paved the way for the current outbreak.

Blueprint indicates the familiar post-winter lift in spirits has a biological component centered around a crucial nutrient nearly half of Americans don’t get enough of.

The Narwhal asks, which is worse for the climate—coal or liquefied natural gas? After a study found LNG is worse than coal, internal docs show the Government of Canada pushed back.

LA Post reports that air pollution levels are rising globally, posing serious risks to public health, and emerging research suggests air pollution may also have more subtle but long-term consequences—especially on early childhood development.

Stacker examined data from the Food and Drug Administration to track recalls in March 2025, including Tostitos, Lean Cuisine, and Stouffer’s meals.

Life Extension explains which magnesium supplements should be taken to help with more than 300 biochemical reactions in the body ranging from metabolism to bone and muscle health to cardiovascular health.

Charlie Health introduces data highlighting the leading stressors for students and how each affects mental health—plus some tips for coping with stress as a student.

Northwell Health partnered with Stacker to explore the socioeconomic causes behind the drop in childhood immunizations, using data from the CDC.

Ro examines the weight loss benefits of increasing protein in your diet.

Life Extension explores how you can support your bone health through supplementation.

Uniqode explored how cities are turning to technology to upgrade their transportation systems for more comfortable, seamless rides.

Stacker examined data from the Food and Drug Administration to track recalls in March 2025, including Tostitos, Lean Cuisine, and Stouffer’s meals.

Hone Health reports that, when it comes to slowing aging and extending lifespan, few interventions are as well-supported by science as fat loss.

Salvi, Schostok & Pritchard P.C. explores the risks and side effects associated with vacuum-assisted births.

Reasons to be Cheerful reports that when it comes to eradicating unwanted vegetation, goats have proven to be an earth-friendly alternative to herbicides.

Grist reports on a new study showing that exposure to high temperatures adds up to 14 months to older adults’ cellular age.

Charlie Health discusses common myths about therapy and the research debunking these misconceptions, and explains how the therapy myths can keep people from getting help—but they shouldn’t.

Hers has conducted studies that show women experiencing more hair thinning and loss than men.

Knowable Magazine reports on how in metros like Reno, Nevada, citizen scientists hit the road to collect detailed temperature data—key to taming urban heat, saving lives and designing for a warmer future.

Ro took a closer look at an at-home cure for erectile dysfunction and discovered it should be taken with a big grain of salt.

Lyft explains how, with medical deserts growing across the country, patients are seeking transportation workarounds to get to routine medical and pharmacy visits.