American Heart Association
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American Heart Association: Up to 5 Cups of Coffee Daily May Be Safe, Linked to Health Benefits
New research published by the American Heart Association suggests that drinking up to five cups of black coffee daily is safe for most adults and may offer health benefits. Specifically, consuming two to four cups per d…
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American Heart Association clarifies coffee's heart health impact
A new scientific statement from the American Heart Association suggests that moderate coffee consumption, up to about 400 milligrams of caffeine daily, is generally compatible with cardiovascular health for most healthy…
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American Heart Association: Up to 5 Cups of Coffee Daily May Lower Heart Risk
A new scientific statement from the American Heart Association suggests that consuming up to five cups of plain coffee daily is generally safe for most adults. This intake level, approximately 400 milligrams of caffeine…
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AI agent discovers reusable vulnerabilities in Claude Code and Codex
A new preprint on arXiv introduces AHA, a system designed to automatically find reusable vulnerabilities in AI agents. This red-teaming approach uses one AI agent to probe other AI systems, such as Claude Code and Codex…
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Patient groups urge Congress to block Trump OMB rule on research funding
Fifty-seven patient advocacy organizations have collectively urged Congress to block a proposed rule from the Trump administration's Office of Management and Budget (OMB). The rule, scheduled to take effect October 1, w…
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Senator Lindsey Graham dies suddenly at 71 from apparent cardiac arrest
Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina has died suddenly at the age of 71, with reports indicating the cause was cardiac arrest. His office has not publicly confirmed the specific medical cause, only stating it follow…
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AI's efficiency promise may trap users into sedentary lifestyles
AI's promise of eliminating tedious tasks may lead to a decline in physical health, contrary to the optimistic vision of executives. Historically, labor-saving technologies have not resulted in healthier habits, and AI …