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Patients with abnormal chest X-rays had higher risks of severe COVID-19 and hospital referrals, increasing costs sixfold.
A woman with chronic tailbone pain had a rare cyst removed via laparoscopic surgery, which resolved her symptoms.
Why the Scottish duo's analog hiss and faded melodies hit harder than any pristine digital production.
A quiet look at why we buy fresh food and then watch it wilt in the fridge.
In a perfect high school, the scariest kids are the ones who behave.
Before big-budget alien invasions, David Twohy made a paranoid thriller where the real threat is what we don't see.
A colorful action-adventure platformer where a wild boy battles evil pigs in a vibrant 2D world.
Explore the ocean floor for treasure while dodging sharks and pirates in this 1997 action-adventure game.
A study of 250 pregnant women found that both low and high BMI raise risks for complications like C-sections, diabetes, and anemia.
A reflection on the small objects we hold onto long after their purpose is gone.
A 1992 post-apocalyptic horror film from Fangoria's own short-lived studio, where the wasteland is more alive than the virtual paradise.
A turn-based tactical RPG from Konami where every battle leaves a literal trail of blood — and the story grows darker than its colorful sprites suggest.
Autechre make music that sounds like a machine having a breakdown. It's also some of the most human electronic music ever made.
They turned the studio into a sixth member and made Chicago the capital of a genre that refuses to sit still.