Health Alert: Late Bedtimes May Increase Diabetes Risk. For one week, investigators monitored 51 people
without heart disease or diabetes who categorized themselves as either early birds or night owls and found that
not only did the early birds have better fat metabolism at both rest and during exercise, but they were also less
likely to become insulin resistant over time. Experimental Physiology, September 2022
Diet: Coffee Preparation for Longevity. While the current research suggests that moderate coffee intake may
offer health benefits, it’s unclear if coffee preparation plays a role. In a study that looked that the coffee habits
of over 450,000 adults, researchers found the best outcomes came from coffee prepared from ground beans,
while decaf and instant coffee products only conferred about half the benefits to the drinker.
European Journal of Preventive Cardiology, September 2022
Exercise: HIIT Recommended for Cancer Patients. High-intensity interval training (HIIT) is a form of
exercise that involves short intervals of near-maximal effort—such as sprinting or stair climbing—separated by
intervals of moderate-intensity exercise—such as jogging or fast walking. A review of seven systematic reviews
concluded that HIIT is an effective form of exercise for cancer patients and cancer survivors due to its ability to
improve cardiorespiratory fitness and quality of life, its high adherence, and safety.
Scandinavian Journal of Medicine & Science in Sports, November 2022
Chiropractic: Manual Therapy Combo Benefits Migraine Patients. Among a group of 75 migraine
headache patients, those treated with a combination of soft tissue and articular manual therapies experienced
greater improvements in migraine pain and duration than those who received either soft tissue or articular
manual therapy alone. Doctors of chiropractic often use these and other manual therapies when managing
patients with a history of migraine headaches. Journal of Clinical Medicine, August 2022
Mental Attitude: Education May Reduce Prenatal Depression Risk. According to a study that included 750
pregnant women, the more education an expectant mother has on pregnancy, the lower her risk for prenatal
depression, which may also reduce the risk for postpartum depression.
Journal of Affective Disorders, November 2022
Wellness/Prevention: Healthy Living Can Lengthen Life…Even for Former Smokers. Researchers
analyzed data on nearly 160,000 former smokers and found that those who exercised, ate a healthy diet, and
limited their drinking had a 27% lower risk of early death in the following two decades than former smokers
with an unhealthy lifestyle. JAMA Network Open, September 2022
Quote: “If you do not know how to ask the right question, you discover nothing.” ~ W. Edwards Deming

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Health Alert: Air Pollution Linked to Worse Outcomes for Stroke Survivors. Past research has established
a link between increased exposure to air pollution and an elevated risk for stroke. According to an analysis of
data from the UK Biobank study on middle-aged adults who experienced a first-time stroke, those living in
areas with higher levels of air pollution also had a greater chance of developing post-stroke cardiovascular
disease or even dying in the following decade. Neurology, September 2022
Diet: The Benefits of One Serving of Fermented Vegetables a Day. In a recent study that included 31
women, researchers found that consuming one serving of fermented vegetables a day for six weeks can lead to
positive improvements in gut biodiversity, as well as an increase in immune-boosting Faecalibacterium
prausnitzii bacteria and a reduction Ruminococcus torques bacteria, which can negatively affect the gut barrier.
PLOS ONE, October 2022
Exercise: The Effect of a Single Bout of Aerobic Exercise. In an experiment that included 20 healthy adults,
researchers observed that a single session of aerobic exercise improved motor sequence learning. The findings
suggest that engaging in a short bout of aerobic exercise may help individuals learning activities like dancing or
playing the piano. International Journal of Clinical and Health Psychology, January 2023
Chiropractic: Internal Hip Rotation Linked to Low Back Pain in Tennis Players. Examinations of 113 elite
male high school tennis players (35 of whom had low back pain) revealed an association between restricted
internal hip rotation range of motion and low back pain. The finding illustrates how abnormal movement in one
part of the body can affect an adjacent region. Doctors of chiropractic are trained to evaluate the whole patient
and not just focus on the area of chief complaint as issues elsewhere in the body may need to be addressed to
achieve a satisfactory outcome. Journal of Sport Rehabilitation, August 2022
Mental Attitude: Nightmares in Middle- and Old-Age May Signal Dementia. Among a group of 3,200
adults in mid-life and old age, researchers observed that those who have nightmares on a weekly basis (or more
frequently) are four times more likely to experience cognitive decline in middle age and two times more likely
to develop dementia in their later years. eClinical Medicine, September 2022
Wellness/Prevention: Weight Loss and Knee Arthritis. A study that included over 9,000 middle-aged and
older adults found that losing excess weight not only reduces the risk for developing knee arthritis, but it can
also slow the progression of individuals who have already developed the condition.
Arthritis & Rheumatology, September 2022
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Health Alert: Many Atrial Fibrillation Patients Have Sleep Apnea. Past research has identified sleep apnea
as a risk factor for atrial fibrillation, but how common is sleep apnea in atrial fibrillation patients? In a recent
study, 185 atrial fibrillation patients completed sleep apnea testing and 93% tested positive for the condition—
52.3% primary sleep apnea, 44.8% mixed apnea, and 2.9% pure central apnea. Because managing sleep apnea
can slow atrial fibrillation progression, the finding suggests screening atrial fibrillation patients for the sleep
disorder. American Journal of Cardiology, November 2022
Diet: Healthy Food Labeling. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) notes that salmon can’t be labeled as
a “healthy” food under current federal regulations due to it high levels of fat, but that may soon change. A
proposed FDA rule will allow foods that are part of a healthy diet pattern (fruit, vegetables, dairy, grains, and
lean proteins) to be labeled as healthy provided they are also low in saturated fat, sodium, and added sugars.
Food and Drug Administration, September 2022
Exercise: Walk in Nature. Among a group of 37 adults under treatment for major depressive disorder, those
who walked for an hour in a natural setting experienced a greater reduction in negative emotions than
participants who strolled in an urban environment. Journal of Affective Disorders, December 2022
Chiropractic: Spinal Manipulation Reduces the Odds of Receiving a Benzodiazepine Prescription. An
analysis of electronic health record data of 9,206 patients with radicular low back pain revealed that those who
received chiropractic care for their condition were significantly less likely to be prescribed benzodiazepine—a
drug commonly used to manage the radicular low back pain—during the following year. BMJ Open, June 2022
Mental Attitude: Fermented Soybeans May Lower Dementia Risk. While a recent study that looked at diet
and health data concerning nearly 40,000 Japanese adults showed no association between total soy intake and
dementia risk, researchers did observe that a high intake of the fermented soybean food product known as natto
is linked to a 22% lower risk for dementia. European Journal of Nutrition, December 2022
Wellness/Prevention: Helping Your Overweight Child Lose Weight. To help an overweight or obese child
lose weight, the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Disorders recommends looking for the
following characteristics in a weight-management program: has many experts on staff, such as doctors,
psychologists, and dietitians; monitors a child’s health and weight before and during the program; offers
different options based on a child’s age and abilities; and offers after-program resources to help maintain a
healthy weight. National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Disorders, September 2022
Quote: “It is right to be contented with what we have, never with what we are.” ~ James Mackintosh

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Health Alert: DRF May Signal Future Cognitive Issues. According to a study that compared the long-term
outcomes of 1,046 seniors with a history of distal radius fracture (DRF) and 1,044 without a history of DRF,
such a fracture is associated with a 56% increased risk for cognitive decline. The researchers conclude that extra
attention should be paid to the cognitive health of older adults who sustain a DRF.
Osteoporosis International, November 2022
Diet: Mom’s Ultra-Processed Food Intake May Affect Her Child… An analysis of data on nearly 20,000
mother-child pairs revealed that a high maternal intake of ultra-processed foods during pregnancy is linked to a
26% increased risk for childhood obesity in her offspring. BMJ, October 2022
Exercise: Active Kids More Likely to Be Active Adults. Following an analysis of data from the Childhood
Determinants of Adult Health study, researchers report that children who exercise, play sports, and maintain a
healthy weight in childhood and adolescence are more likely to have above-average fitness as adults than their
peers who are less active growing up. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, November 2022
Chiropractic: Manual Therapy Before Exercise for Chronic Neck Pain? In a study that included 58 chronic
neck pain patients with mobility deficits in the upper cervical spine, researchers found that mobility of the upper
cervical region should be restored using manual therapies before the introduction of stabilization exercises to
strengthen the deep cervical spine flexor musculature. Doctors of chiropractic are trained in the application of
manual therapies and routinely use them in conjunction with specific exercises in the management of conditions
like chronic neck pain. Life (Basel, Switzerland), May 2022
Mental Attitude: Suicide Rates Increased in 2021. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports
that the suicide rate in the United States increased in 2021 much as it had between 2000 and 2018, despite a
drop in 2019 and 2020. Mental health experts hope the national rollout of the 988 suicide and crisis lifeline can
help reverse course. Vital Statistics Rapid Release, September 2022
Wellness/Prevention: Tackling Itchy Skin. The American Academy of Dermatology offers the following tips
to relieve itchy skin: apply a cold, wet cloth or ice pack to the itchy area for five to ten minutes or until the itch
stops; take an oatmeal bath to help provide relief; use skin moisturizers that contain no additives, fragrances, or
perfumes; apply topical anesthetics that contain pramoxine; apply cooling agents such as menthol or calamine
or refrigerate your moisturizer to help achieve a cooling effect; and avoid scratching as it can irritate your skin
and lead to infection. American Academy of Dermatology, October 2022
Quote: “Strength lies in differences, not in similarities.” ~ Stephen Covey

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Health Alert: Cancers on the Rise among Young Adults. Researchers report that successive generations are
developing cancer earlier in life than their predecessors, such as cancer of the breast, colon, esophagus, kidney, liver,
and pancreas. Investigators attribute this change to trends over time associated with worsening diet quality, increased
sedentary time, increased obesity prevalence, environmental exposures, and alteration of the gut microbiome.
Nature Reviews Clinical Oncology, September 2022
Diet: You Can Reduce Your Hunger By Front-Loading Calories in the Morning. An experiment involving 16
men and 14 women found that participants felt more satiated throughout the day when they consumed a large
breakfast (reducing their risk for snacking) than when dinner was their most calorie-rich meal.
Cell Metabolism, September 2022
Exercise: More Physical Activity, Less Social Media. In a recent study that included 642 adults, researchers
observed that participants who replaced 30 minutes a day of social media use with physical activity of any intensity
for just two weeks had improved satisfaction with their life that was not observed in those who maintained their
usual physical activity levels and social media usage. Journal of Public Health, September 2022
Chiropractic: Keep the Wrist Neutral When Using Power Tools. According to a recent study, using power tools
with a non-neutral wrist position can increase pressure on the median nerve, elevating one’s risk for carpal tunnel
syndrome. The findings highlight the importance of avoiding prolonged flexed and extended wrist postures when
carrying out work and leisure activities.
International Journal of Occupational Safety and Ergonomics, September 2022
Mental Attitude: Digital Self Harm? A survey of nearly 5,000 adolescents revealed that 9% had anonymously
posted negative comments about themselves on their social media posts. Further analysis show that such individuals
were five times more likely to have contemplated suicide. Researcher Dr. Robin Kowalski explains, “People who
commit suicide feel that the world would be better off without them, [and] that they are a burden to others… Putting
negative information about oneself online and potentially receiving validation for that is a way to confirm that one
doesn’t belong in this world.” Child and Adolescent Mental Health, July 2022
Wellness/Prevention: Feel Refreshed in the Morning. The National Sleep Foundation recommends the following
to help you feel alert in the morning without needing a caffeine boost: avoid alcohol before bedtime, which can
affect sleep; set a sleep schedule by waking and going to sleep at the same time every day; set your alarm for the
time you actually need to wake up; open your curtains to let in natural sunlight as soon as you wake; exercise on a
daily basis; and eat a nutritious and balanced breakfast. National Sleep Foundation, September 2022
Quote: “If you fell down yesterday, stand up today.” ~ H. G. Wells

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Health Alert: Air Pollution’s Effect on Blood Proteins. In a recent experiment, researchers observed that exposure
to diesel exhaust stimulated adverse changes in the concentration of 90 proteins in blood plasma that are associated
with inflammation, cellular repair, clotting, heart disease, and immune function.
European Respiratory Society, September 2022
Diet: Peanuts May Aid Weight Loss. Compared with participants on a low-fat diet, those who consumed a
reduced-calorie diet that included 35 grams of peanuts eaten before two meals each day experienced greater
improvements in blood pressure, weight loss, and fasting glucose levels. The researchers note that peanuts have a
high satiety value, which may have helped participants feel fuller for longer, keeping their calorie intake low.
Nutrients, August 2022
Exercise: Exercise Can Help Schoolchildren Perform Better in School. A recent study found that children who
exercised regularly for six months experienced improved academic performance, especially their verbal ability. Lead
researcher Dr. Francisco Ortega adds, “If your children do not perform well academically, do not punish them … or
withdraw them from an after-school sports activity, do just the opposite.” JAMA Network Open, August 2022
Chiropractic: Back Pain Risk Factors in Kids. Interviews with 401 fifth grade students revealed that 182
experienced back pain within the previous three months. Further analysis show that the following are risk factors
among students in this age group for developing back pain: watching television more than six hours a day; lifting
heavy objects with poor posture; using a non-standard, two strap backpack; and incorrectly wearing a two-strap
backpack. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, July 2022
Mental Attitude: Lifestyle Traits That Can Reduce Dementia Risk in Type 2 Diabetics. Individuals with type 2
diabetes are at an elevated risk for dementia; however, a recent study found that diabetics can substantially reduce
their risk for the condition by not smoking, avoiding excessive alcohol consumption, getting regular exercise; eating
a healthy diet; getting adequate sleep; avoiding prolonged sedentary behavior; and maintaining a healthy social life.
Neurology, September 2022
Wellness/Prevention: Can You Slow Hair Loss? The American Academy of Dermatology offers the following tips
for slowing hair loss: use caution when washing, drying, and styling your hair; be aware that some medications can
trigger hair loss, so consult your healthcare provider for alternative choices; and keep in mind that hair loss can be
temporary due to factors such as just having given birth, illness, or stress.
American Academy of Dermatology, September 2022
Quote: “Time ripens all things; no man is born wise.” ~ Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra

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Health Alert: Fine Particulate Air Pollution Linked to Gestational Diabetes. Fine particulate matter is a mixture
of dust, dirt, soot, smoke, and liquid droplets in the air, most commonly from gasoline combustion and the burning
of wood and coal. A recent study found that increased exposure to fine particulate matter air pollution during the
second trimester of pregnancy is associated with higher blood glucose levels and a greater risk for gestational
diabetes. Environmental Research, November 2022
Diet: Ultra-Processed Food Linked to Colorectal Cancer in Men. According to an analysis of data on over
200,000 adults, a high intake of pre-cooked and instant meals—particularly processed meat products—is associated
with an elevated risk for colorectal cancer in men, but not women. BMJ, August 2022
Exercise: Urban COPD Patients May Be at Fitness Disadvantage. A study that included 404 patients with mildto-severe chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder (COPD) identified an association between living in a more densely
populated areas and fewer steps taken per day, more time spent engaged in sedentary activities, and less exercise
capacity—all of which may lead to worse outcomes for COPD patients. Environmental Research, November 2022
Chiropractic: Posterior Shoulder Instability Management. Posterior shoulder instability is a shoulder injury
that’s more common among young men who engaged in high-contact sports. A comprehensive review concluded
that in most cases, patients with posterior shoulder instability should utilize non-surgical care options for at least six
months before considering a surgical procedure. The review notes that care should concentrate on proprioceptive and
strengthening exercises of the subscapularis muscle and other dynamic stabilizers of the shoulder, as well as
managing any co-occurring shoulder conditions, such as scapular dyskinesis. Doctors of chiropractic are trained in
the diagnosis and management of several musculoskeletal conditions, including posterior shoulder instability.
StatPearls, July 2022
Mental Attitude: Lifestyle Factors for Preserving Cognitive Function. The current research supports the
following lifestyle behaviors for preserving cognitive function as one ages: don’t smoke, avoid excessive alcohol
consumption, and get regular exercise. Applied Neuropsychology, Adult, November 2022
Wellness/Prevention: How to Floss Properly. The American Dental Association offers the following instructions
on how to floss: use a piece of floss about 18 inches long; wrapped at each end around a finger; hold the floss taut
between your fingers; gently and slowly slide the floss between each tooth; carefully shape the floss into a C at the
gum line, and slide it between the gum and tooth; be sure to press the floss firmly against the tooth, carefully sliding
the floss up and down against all sides of the tooth; repeat with the next tooth.
American Dental Association, September 2022
Quote: “All that counts in life is intention.” ~ Andrea Bocelli

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Health Alert: Influenza, Atrial Fibrillation, and Worse Hospitalization Outcomes. Using data from the National
Inpatient Sample, researchers report that individuals who are hospitalized for influenza and who have a history of
atrial fibrillation have an elevated risk for acute respiratory failure, mechanical ventilation, acute kidney injury,
cardiogenic shock, and in-hospital mortality. International Journal of Cardiology, Heart & Vascular, August 2022
Diet: Fish Oil and Vitamin D During Pregnancy Lowers Risk of Croup in Children. Croup is a viral respiratory
condition that causes a cough, a hoarse voice, and difficulty breathing. A study that included 736 mother-child pairs
revealed an association between taking either a daily 2,800 IU vitamin D supplement or 2.4 g dose of fish oil during
pregnancy and a reduced risk for croup by age three in their offspring.
European Respiratory Society, September 2022
Exercise: People in Their 80s Should Walk 10 Minutes Each Day. Researchers report that those in a group of
7,047 octogenarians who walked for at least ten minutes each day were 40% less likely to die in the following five
years. European Society of Cardiology, August 2022
Chiropractic: Neck and Low Back Pain Are Common in Future Dentists. Among a group of 73 dental students
whom researchers monitored during their time in dental school, 61.6% developed neck pain and 49.3% experienced
low back pain. Interestingly, the risk for low back pain leveled off by their second year, while the risk for neck pain
increased throughout their time in dental school. Past research has attributed working for prolonged periods of time
in awkward postures as a significant risk factor for musculoskeletal pain in dental students and dentists.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, July 2022
Mental Attitude: Blood Type May Influence Stroke Risk. Following a review of health histories of nearly 17,000
people, researchers report that individuals with type A blood are 16% more likely suffer a stroke before age 60 than
those with other blood types. On the other hand, the risk is lowest for those with type O blood. The researchers
explain that type O blood contains fewer proteins that are known to contribute to clot formation, which is necessary
for a stroke to occur. Neurology, August 2022
Wellness/Prevention: Safe, Healthy Habits for Kids. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that
parents help their children adopt these habits to stay both safe and healthy as they grow up: put away their toys and
clean up their messes; allow parents to help them brush their teeth twice daily; wash their hands after using the
bathroom and before and after they eat; help parents clear the table after meals; be kind to animals, and always ask
permission before petting an unfamiliar pet; be kind to other kids; and to talk to parents or other adults they trust if
they feel scared or need help. American Academy of Pediatrics, September 2022
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Health Alert: Button Batteries Are an Increasing Hazard to Kids. Researchers report that two times more
children made a trip to the emergency room after accidentally eating a button battery between 2010 and 2019 than
during the preceding two decades. When swallowed, button batteries generate an electric current, which can trigger a
harmful reaction that can cause serious injury, even death. Pediatrics, August 2022
Diet: Breastfeeding Offers Heart Protection for Mom. The American Heart Association reports that women who
breastfeed at least one child have a 15% lower risk of heart disease and a 12% reduced risk for stroke later in life
than women who do not breastfeed. American Heart Association, August 2022
Exercise: Exercise and Heart Failure Risk. An analysis of health records on more than 94,000 adults revealed that
engaging in more than 150 minutes of moderate-intensity physical activity (or 75 minutes of high-intensity physical
activity) a week can reduce the risk for heart failure by more than 60%. Study author Dr. Frederick explains, “There
are many potential ways that regular physical activity may reduce the risk of developing heart failure… For example,
physical activity helps prevent weight gain and related cardiometabolic conditions, such as high blood pressure and
Type 2 diabetes, all of which are risk factors for heart failure. Regular physical exercise may also strengthen the
heart muscle, which, in turn, may prevent heart failure from developing.” Circulation, August 2022
Chiropractic: Ankle Proprioception and Chronic Low Back Pain in the Elderly. Proprioception is the body’s
ability to sense where its various parts are in relation to one another for purposes of movement and balance.
Examinations of older adults with and without chronic low back pain revealed that those with chronic low back pain
were more likely to have impaired ankle proprioception. The findings suggest a possible link between abnormal
motion of the ankle and pain in the lower back. This highlights the importance of examining the whole patient—
something doctors of chiropractic are trained to do—to address all potential contributing causes for the patient’s
chief complaint. Neuroscience Letters, August 2022
Mental Attitude: Family History of Mental Illness Increases Risk for Postpartum Depression. Following a
review of data from 26 studies, researchers report that women with a family history of a psychiatric illness are at
twice the risk for developing postpartum depression. JAMA Psychiatry, August 2022
Wellness/Prevention: Know the Signs of Sport-Related Concussion. Each year, more than 173,000 children and
teens receive treatment for concussions or other traumatic brain injuries, often related to sports collisions. If a player
is suspected to have sustained a concussion, it’s imperative to remove them from play and other activities and to
have them evaluated by a healthcare professional as soon as possible. Ochsner Health, August 2022
Quote: “You don’t stop laughing because you grow older. You grow older because you stop laughing.”
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Health Alert: Legalization of Pot Linked to Increase in Car Crash Injuries and Deaths. According to a recent
study, states that have legalized recreational marijuana have seen an increase in the rates for car crashes with injuries
(6%) and fatal crashes (4%) that has not been observed in states that did not legalize the drug. Lead researcher Dr.
Charles Farmer adds, “It’s becoming more and more clear that the legalization of marijuana doesn’t come without
cost. But marijuana legalization is still a novelty, and there’s hope that these early trends can be turned around.”
Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs, July 2022
Diet: Keto and Mediterranean Diets Good for Glucose Control. According to a recent study, both the ketogenic
and Mediterranean diet are effective for improving glucose control and improving high-density lipoprotein (the good
cholesterol) levels; however, participants found that the Mediterranean eating pattern was easier to sustain on a longterm basis. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, May 2022
Exercise: Exercise May Improve Thinking Speed. A study that included 758 participants found that women with
higher cardiorespiratory fitness performed better on thinking speed assessments than their sedentary peers. However,
no such observation was noted in men. Neurology, July 2022
Chiropractic: Early Chiropractic Care Reduces Opioid Use for Patients with Low Back Pain. A review of
insurance claims for around 41,000 adults with back pain revealed that those who sought chiropractic care initially
were 12% less likely to receive a subsequent opioid prescription and 46% less likely to use opioids in the long term.
Because only 6% of the patients in this study sought chiropractic care first, the findings suggest that encouraging
patients to consult with a chiropractor for new-onset back pain could significantly reduce long-term opioid use and
misuse. Journal of Chiropractic Medicine, June 2022
Mental Attitude: Childhood Loneliness May Lead to Drinking Problems in Adulthood. Interviews with more
than 300 college students found that those who experienced loneliness before age twelve were more likely to report
higher present day stress levels and problematic drinking behaviors. Addictive Behaviors Reports, July 2022
Wellness/Prevention: Special Brain Scans May Aid in Early Parkinson’s Disease. With the aid of a new
technology called quantitative magnetic resonance imaging (qMRI), researchers are now able to detect changes to a
part of the brain called the striatum, which helps the body move voluntarily and is known to deteriorate with
Parkinson’s disease. When qMRI becomes clinically available, it will help doctors detect Parkinson’s in its earliest
stages. Science Advances, July 2022
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