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Enter ShapeScale, a San Francisco–based health tech company launching what it calls the AI-powered 3D body scanner.

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The cognitive impact of creatine has become a popular topic, and one expert explains two levels of creatine to take, depending on what their day looks like. One of the most common questions ...

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