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How you feel about your partner’s spending habits may affect your relationship: researchers found spouses who see their partners as “savers” tend to be more satisfied with both their marriages and their finances

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Opioid use linked to higher risk of C. difficile infection

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Staying physically active may slow cognitive decline

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Lack of sleep disrupts key brain functions in adolescents

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Socioeconomic factors like poor access to health care, globalization drive disease outbreaks

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Gator research uncovers increased levels of mercury in Georgia and South Carolina swamps

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Poor heart health increases risk of dementia for Black Americans

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Using humor in communication helps scientists connect, build trust

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Generational divide: New UGA study reveals that financial well-being differs across age

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Spread of baker’s yeast tied to human migration

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Fear of rejection influences how children conform to peers

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Museum collections reveal worldwide spread of butterfly disease

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