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RT @WSJscience: A quarterback, outfielder and fighter pilot all need to track balls and calculate trajectories rapidly. Training such athle…

Electricity has a long history in medicine. Now, new technologies are expanding how electric fields and pulses could treat diseases from rheumatoid arthritis to cancer. The Future of Everything | Health. https://t.co/uuBEOMgsIq via @WSJ

An infant with a rare genetic mutation was treated with a gene editing therapy tailored to his specific condition—a breakthrough that could provide a template for others https://t.co/uzG0YM5dpv via @WSJ

Americans are living longer than they were 50 or 100 years ago. But chronic diseases are undermining that momentum. https://t.co/G3saMb3HAb via @WSJ

Women are throwing back more drinks, and raising concerns about the health consequences of their alcohol consumption https://t.co/lZIG2RWyy7 via @WSJ

Got questions about aging and longevity? Join our real-time, written chat with Dr. Eric Topol and WSJ’s health reporters today, Tuesday May 13, from 3-4 p.m. ET https://t.co/7SRgZBY31f via @WSJ

From rare, exotic luxury to hot commodity—how orchids became king of the potted plants. The secret? Cloning. https://t.co/0hvLbhIHeN via @WSJ

“I am taking my own advice,” says Dr. Eric Topol, who follows daily habits he identified in a study of “super agers” who are healthy at ages 85 and above. The Future of Everything | Health looks at his pro tips. https://t.co/t43DhDKs7c via @WSJ

RT @WSJscience: Scientists sent quantum data a record-breaking 158 miles over an ordinary telecom network in an advance that reduces the co…

Harvard is fighting back against the Trump administration—and federal funding cuts for research have begun https://t.co/BKiWS83YeM via @WSJ

RT @WSJscience: Are you worried AI could take our jobs? An MIT professor says it doesn’t have to be that way. The Future of Everything | Wo…

Privately run Medicare Advantage plans will get a sizable payment bump from the federal government, thanks to a 5.06% increase announced by the Trump administration Monday https://t.co/UdQfh6DGu2 via @WSJ

In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Dr. Peter Marks, the FDA’s outgoing vaccine chief, says RFK Jr.’s team wants to show vaccines aren’t safe while weakening rules on unproven treatments https://t.co/W0EkNiPqGW via @WSJ

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Brain scans suggest that babies form memories—even if adults can’t remember them. @NidhiSubs reports for #WSJScienceShorts https://t.co/WtOHidAUEy via @WSJ

Pharma Stocks Aren't in the Clear, Despite Tariff Exemption—Heard on the Street https://t.co/6rTnUwYtMb via @wsj

Medical Device Stocks Fall on Tariff Hit https://t.co/cAxRtJI3Mi via @wsj

Science Short: Why does scratching an itch feel so good? There is a surprising benefit—but scientists (and moms) still say you shouldn’t do it https://t.co/8GFdcg5ugx via @WSJ