内容摘要：That’s a sharp contrast from previous years. In Canada, for example, interest in traveling to the U.S. has dropped by more than half, from 33% in 2024 to just 14% this year.

That’s a sharp contrast from previous years. In Canada, for example, interest in traveling to the U.S. has dropped by more than half, from 33% in 2024 to just 14% this year.

Coconut aminos are also a great choice for anyone on a gluten- or soy-free diet, says Gavin.Other than tasting great and being free of potential allergens and excess sodium, coconut aminos don't exactly have superfood properties.

that coconut sap itself has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant benefits, there’s no proof that coconut aminos offer the same benefits.Since the amount of actual coconut in coconut aminos is quite low, it's unlikely that the stuff offers the same benefits as coconut meat or sap, according to dietitian Ansley Hill, RD.Still a great soy sauce swap, though!

Great as coconut aminos may be, they're not the only soy sauce swap option you've got., which is made through the same process minus the wheat, is a common soy sauce alternative. Though it's naturally gluten-free (and tastes almost exactly like soy sauce), it's typically even higher in sodium, with 1,010 milligrams

are another popular soy sauce substitute. Like tamari,

but no wheat, so they're also gluten-free and similar in flavor to soy sauce. Like tamari, though, liquid aminos are incredibly high in sodium, with 960 milligramsDr. Robert A. Smith, senior vice president of early cancer detection science at the American Cancer Society, also commented in a statement that personalized, risk-based screening is "critical to improving breast cancer outcomes, and AI tools offer us the best opportunity to fulfill that potential."

"Clairity’s FDA authorization is a turning point for more women to access the scientific advances of AI-driven cancer risk prediction," Larry Norton, founding scientific director of the Breast Cancer Research Foundation, wrote in another statement."Breast cancer is rising, especially among younger women, yet most risk models often miss those who will develop the disease," he said. "Now we can ensure more women get the right care at the right time."

More than 2.3 million women are diagnosed with breast cancer globally each year, including more than 370,000 in the U.S., despite "decades of progress," according to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.Cases have particularly been on the rise among younger women under the age of 50.