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Lovers of seafood warned of increased risk of chemicals that cause cancer and other illnesses in new study

Lovers of seafood warned of increased risk of chemicals that cause cancer and other illnesses in new study
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New study warns lovers of seafood about increased risk

New study warns lovers of seafood about increased risk
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Seafood lovers warned of increased risk of chemicals that cause cancer in new study

A new study has warned that people who eat lots of seafood may be increasing their risk of exposure to so-called 'forever' chemicals, which can cause cancer and other illnesses

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Eating too much seafood may increase exposure to forever chemicals | Health

Bad news for seafood lovers.

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The MoodCapture App May See That You re Depressed Before You Do

Getty ImagesAn AI-powered app developed by University of Dartmouth researchers promises to detect signs of depression using facial recognition software on your smartphone—and may even be able to alert you before you even realize you’re depressed.The app is called MoodCapture and it uses your phone’s front-facing camera to analyze your emotions. As you use the facial unlock feature throughout the day, the app provides “in-the-moment” analysis to “predict your depression,” Andrew Campbell, a compu

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