United States Health News API

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            "title": "Intimate Ritual of Sharing a Bottle of Wine Is Fading",
            "description": "Ali Domrongchai thinks most of her fellow Gen Z cohorts might be missing out on the benefits of an age-old ritual: sharing a bottle of wine. In a piece for Wine Enthusiast...",
            "content": "Ali Domrongchai thinks most of her fellow Gen Z cohorts might be missing out on the benefits of an age-old ritual: sharing a bottle of wine. In a piece for Wine Enthusiast, Domrongchai writes that the practice is fading away among her generation for ... [1365 chars]",
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            "title": "Is Sparkling Water The New \"Brain Fuel\" for Gamers?",
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            "content": "Summary: Esports athletes often turn to sugary energy drinks or caffeine to survive grueling three-hour sessions, but a healthier alternative may be sitting right in the fridge. A research team has discovered that drinking unsweetened, highly carbona... [5899 chars]",
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            "content": "Summary: Why do we often stick to the “tried and tested” even when a better option is staring us in the face? A large-scale study suggests that our brains are far more influenced by pure repetition than by the actual value of an outcome.\nAfter analyz... [5360 chars]",
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