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Navy dolphins help scientist discover nutrient that may be key to living longer
A San Diego researcher who studied dolphins in the U.S. Navy’s Marine Mammal Program for more than a decade is now harnessing her findings to try to help humans live longer and healthier lives. Dr. Stephanie Venn-Watson’s extensive research led to new findings about the importance of a fatty acid known as C15:0, which she has dubbed the longevity...
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Navy dolphins help scientist discover nutrient that may be key to living longer
The Navy has cared for a sustained population of about a hundred bottlenose dolphins for more than 60 years, reports NBC 7’s Catherine Garcia.
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UC San Diego scientists develop gel to attract baby coral, encourage reef growth
Researchers at UC San Diego have developed a substance that can attract coral larvae, which could overcome an obstacle of reef restoration efforts.
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Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla rolling out new $664M medical tower next month
The eight-floor structure will feature 188 inpatient beds, comprehensive mother-baby services and advanced technology, reports NBC 7’s Todd Strain.
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Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla rolling out new $664M medical tower next month
The eight-floor structure will feature 188 inpatient beds, comprehensive mother-baby services and advanced technology.
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Surround yourself with Spring blooms at the South Coast Botanic Garden!
California Live’s Amber Pfister visits South Coast Botanic Garden as they roll out the red carpet for visitors with stunning floral displays, picnic experiences, even live butterflies and extended hours. It’s a scenic, stress-free escape the whole family will love!
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Trump administration halts research to help babies with heart defects
James Antaki has worked for over 30 years on a device to help infants with holes in their hearts and other defects. Now it’s all at risk.
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Cancer before age 50 is increasing. A new study looks at which types
A new U.S. government study provides the most complete picture yet of early-onset cancers, defined as cancer diagnosed before age 50.
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Smart buoys will be the eyes and ears of San Diego Bay
The floating technology helps protect San Diego’s $ 14 billion natural resource, reports NBC 7’s Greg Bledsoe.
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Smart buoys will be the eyes and ears of San Diego Bay
There’s something new floating in San Diego Bay. It’s barely noticeable, but it could be critical to the health of the bay.
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What is Opvee?
Opvee is a nasal spray that reverses overdoses from fentanyl and other opioids that received FDA approval in 2023.
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San Diego County investigates salmonella outbreak linked to Clairemont restaurant
San Diego County Public Health Officials are investigating a salmonella outbreak linked to Aladdin Mediterranean Café in the Clairemont neighborhood of San Diego. County Public Health Officials identified 14 “confirmed and probable cases” associated with this outbreak between April 25 and 26. The current outbreak has affected people ages 18 to 79. Five people have been hospitalized, according to the…
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SD County investigating salmonella outbreak linked to Clairemont restaurant
County health officials identified 14 confirmed and probable cases at Aladdin Mediterranean Café. NBC 7’s Kelvin Henry reports.
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San Diego County investigates salmonella outbreak linked to Clairemont restaurant
San Diego County public health officials were investigating a salmonella outbreak Friday linked to Aladdin Mediterranean Café in the Clairemont area of San Diego.
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Man voluntarily bitten by snakes hundreds of times could help make a better treatment
Around 110,000 people die from snakebite every year, according to the World Health Organization. Making antivenom is expensive and difficult.
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Red and itchy eyes may be due to overpopulation of eyelash mites
New York-based optometrist Dr. Damaris Raymondi says an overpopulation of eyelash mites, which is a condition called demodex blepharitis, can cause eye discomfort.
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Wegovy treated a serious form of liver disease in a major clinical trial
The Phase 3 clinical trial found that Wegovy reduced inflammation and scarring in people with metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis, or MASH.
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What is tularemia?
Tularemia, commonly known as “rabbit fever,” is an illness caused by bacterial infection that can be spread by insect bites and handling infected animals, according to the CDC.
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Can ecotourism fill the void with drastic cuts to science funding?
As the Trump administration continues slashing budgets of groups like the National Science Foundation, scientists may increasingly need to rely on private tour companies for their research. In contrast, global research shows 74% of Americans want our leaders to do more to address climate change. Meteorologist Chase Cain traveled to Antarctica to explore how ecotourism could help persuade climate skeptics...
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The fertility rate was stable in 2024, but it's still near record lows
The overall fertility rate has declined in the U.S. for 15-plus years, but sociologists said that’s not necessarily a bad thing.