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Trying to reverse climate change won’t save us, scientists warn | Temperature reversal could be undercut by strong Earth-system feedbacks resulting in high near-term and continuous long-term warming

Trying to reverse climate change won’t save us, sc...

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A study in England found that reducing fast-food outlets in areas where they're heavily concentrated,, helped decrease childhood obesity by about 5%. This approach could help lower the rates and address inequalities in childhood overweight and obesity

A study in England found that reducing fast-food o...

4 weeks ago 17

High Levels of Banned PFAS Detected in Reese's, Hershey's and other Chocolate Brands' Packaging. Independent Tests Reveal Widespread Presence of Cancer-Linked “Forever Chemicals” in the Biggest Brands of the Hershey Company

High Levels of Banned PFAS Detected in Reese's, He...

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A major new study reveals that carbon dioxide emissions from forest fires have surged by 60 percent globally since 2001, and almost tripled in some of the most climate-sensitive northern boreal forests.

A major new study reveals that carbon dioxide emis...

4 weeks ago 18

Couples facing rheumatoid arthritis together experience less distress and stronger relationships: dyadic coping fosters unity and helps them develop strategies, serving as a protective factor against divorce

Couples facing rheumatoid arthritis together exper...

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JWST spots the first known ‘steam world’ | The exoplanet GJ 9827d seems to be a “steam world” with an atmosphere full of water vapor, and is an unlikely place to find life

JWST spots the first known ‘steam world’ | The exo...

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NYU develops new drug that attacks cancer cells without harming healthy ones by developing antibodies that recognize only mutant HER2 in human cell lines and in mouse models | Researchers say the technique may lead to new ways to treat patients with some cancers with minimal side effects.

NYU develops new drug that attacks cancer cells wi...

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Bilingualism may maintain protection against Alzheimer’s disease and delay its onset by up to 5 years. Neuroimaging reveals larger, healthier hippocampus (the main region in the brain for learning and memory affected by Alzheimer’s) in patients who speak 2 languages.

Bilingualism may maintain protection against Alzhe...

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Cortisol levels in new mothers tied to parenting behavior and brain response to baby’s cry | The study is the first to explore the connections between maternal cortisol levels, brain response to infant distress, and parenting behavior in such detail.

Cortisol levels in new mothers tied to parenting b...

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NYU develops new drug that attacks cancer cells without harming healthy ones by a new protein-engineering technique to develop antibodies that recognize only mutant HER2 | The researchers say the new technique may lead to new ways to treat patients with some cancers with minimal side effects.

NYU develops new drug that attacks cancer cells wi...

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PFAS (forever chemicals) and microplastics together caused more severe toxic effects than each chemical alone, finds a new study using Daphnia (water fleas) to monitor pollution. When combined, the chemicals caused Daphnia to abort their eggs and produce fewer offspringl.

PFAS (forever chemicals) and microplastics togethe...

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Paws of polar bears sustaining ice-related injuries in a warming Arctic | Researchers found lacerations, hair loss, ice buildup and skin ulcerations primarily affecting the feet of adult bears as well as other parts of the body.

Paws of polar bears sustaining ice-related injurie...

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Scientists uncover fascinating link between psychedelic experiences and heart activity | These findings suggest that the body’s physiological responses play a key role in shaping the profound psychological effects of psychedelics.

Scientists uncover fascinating link between psyche...

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New research found regularly using disinfectant cleaners, air fresheners and anti-caries products, such as fluoride, to prevent cavities in teeth, may contribute to cognitive decline in adults 65 and older.

New research found regularly using disinfectant cl...

4 weeks ago 17

Fire-induced air pollution is claiming more lives each year as climate change worsens wildfire conditions globally, doubling mortality rates over the past 60 years and intensifying health risks.

Fire-induced air pollution is claiming more lives ...

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Influenza Infection During Pregnancy and Risk of Seizures in Offspring. In this cohort study of 1 316 107 mother-offspring pairs, maternal influenza infection during pregnancy was associated with an increased risk of febrile seizures but not epilepsy.

Influenza Infection During Pregnancy and Risk of S...

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The cost of living crisis could be the rebirth of scurvy, caused by vitamin C deficiency, according to experts who recently diagnosed a man with scurvy in Western Australia, after he told them his financial troubles meant he'd been eating few fruits or vegetables and often skipping meals entirely.

The cost of living crisis could be the rebirth of ...

4 weeks ago 18

Be humble. It’s good for learning and your relationships. Research shows that intellectual humility is correlated with more general knowledge, curiosity and open-mindedness.

Be humble. It’s good for learning and your relatio...

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Scientific papers that mention AI get a citation boost, finds an analysis of tens of millions of papers. Scientists might be incentivized to use AI purely as a way to increase their citations — regardless of whether the AI tools improve the quality of the work.

Scientific papers that mention AI get a citation b...

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A new advanced artificial intelligence (AI) tool could improve kidney transplant outcomes

A new advanced artificial intelligence (AI) tool c...

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World's Lightest ExoSkeleton called ExoBand is a passive wearable device as a Walking Aid that helps Neuromuscular Disorder Patients walk better

World's Lightest ExoSkeleton called ExoBand is a p...

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Lifetime sudden cardiac death risk 4+ times higher for those with schizophrenia, study finds: Risk still twice as high for those with other types of mental ill health, irrespective of age

Lifetime sudden cardiac death risk 4+ times higher...

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Key SARS-CoV-2 enzyme behind virus's infectiousness, researchers say-may be able to develop new antiviral drugs as a result of this finding.

Key SARS-CoV-2 enzyme behind virus's infectiousnes...

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Research found children born to mothers with an eating disorder history, underweight, overweight or obesity were all more likely to have had a neurodevelopmental or psychiatric diagnosis, with the link typically stronger for eating disorder history

Research found children born to mothers with an ea...

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Twitter/X's new paid verification system, which allows almost anyone to become verified, drive polarisation and echo chambers that could be used to manipulate opinions, suggests a new computer modelling study.

Twitter/X's new paid verification system, which al...

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Scientists created an "artificial nose" using regular antennas that can detect and identify different gases with 96.7% accuracy. It can identify damaged fruit, spoiled meat, and might even diagnose diseases in the future with some algorithm adjustments

Scientists created an "artificial nose" using regu...

4 weeks ago 22

Stanford Medicine researchers, after creating an AI-based algorithm to find complex structural variants in the human genome, learned those variants likely contribute to psychiatric disease.

Stanford Medicine researchers, after creating an A...

4 weeks ago 23

When it comes to building muscle, not all proteins are created equal. New research reveals that 100% ground beef packs a bigger punch for muscle protein synthesis than a soy-based counterpart. A person would need double the amount of soy-based protein to achieve the same results.

When it comes to building muscle, not all proteins...

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Excessive news consumption predicts increased political hostility | The study shows that those who lose themselves in political news are more likely to see opponents as enemies, leading to hostile actions such as online fights.

Excessive news consumption predicts increased poli...

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Scientists discover "glue" that holds memory together in fascinating neuroscience breakthrough

Scientists discover "glue" that holds memory toget...

4 weeks ago 20

Childhood vitamin D deficiency in mice accelerates thymus aging, raising the risk of autoimmune diseases like type 1 diabetes. This research underscores the importance of vitamin D supplements, particularly during winter, for immune health

Childhood vitamin D deficiency in mice accelerates...

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A giant meteorite boiled the oceans 3.2 billion years ago, but provided a 'fertilizer bomb' for life

A giant meteorite boiled the oceans 3.2 billion ye...

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A study involving 27,670 participants with an average age of 58.1 years over a follow-up period of 23.3 years, found that women who often eat ultra-processed foods have ~23% higher risk of death from any cause (especially from cardiovascular and respiratory diseases)

A study involving 27,670 participants with an aver...

4 weeks ago 20

Study finds almost all drinking water contains ‘forever chemicals’ that do not break down naturally | Researchers bought 112 plastic or glass bottled water samples from local shops and online supermarkets across the UK and China, including 87 brands with water sources from 15 countries.

Study finds almost all drinking water contains ‘fo...

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Doula care may lead to fewer C-sections or preterm births | Doula users had a 47 percent lower risk of having a C-section compared with those who did not have a doula, researchers found, and a 29 percent lower risk of preterm birth.

Doula care may lead to fewer C-sections or preterm...

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Medieval people at the Cistercian manor focused on cereal cultivation, applied fertilization techniques, and organized their land strategically, demonstrating both economic planning and environmental adaptability

Medieval people at the Cistercian manor focused on...

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The way mothers and toddlers interacted during play predicted how the children later interacted with other kids

The way mothers and toddlers interacted during pla...

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Scientists Introduce Sulfurization Process for Scalable Production of 2D Transition Metal Sulfides

Scientists Introduce Sulfurization Process for Sca...

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‘Electric plastic’ could open door to new generation of implants and wearable tech | Self-assembling, biocompatible molecular ribbons can store energy and information

‘Electric plastic’ could open door to new generati...

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First-ever evidence of 16-million-year-old extinct sawfly species discovered | Researchers identified pollen grains on the sawfly’s head, revealing it visited a Quintinia plant 11-16 million years ago.

First-ever evidence of 16-million-year-old extinct...

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Men with higher education, greater alcohol intake, multiple female sexual partners, and higher frequency of performing oral sex, had an increased risk of oral HPV infections, linked to up to 90% of oropharyngeal cancer cases in US men. The study advocates for gender-neutral HPV vaccination programs.

Men with higher education, greater alcohol intake,...

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Protective protein discovery paves way for healthier aging | New research has revealed that a class of proteins possesses a previously unknown cell-protecting function that could be harnessed for healthier aging and as a treatment for age-related diseases.

Protective protein discovery paves way for healthi...

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Scientists push new paradigm of animal consciousness, saying even insects may be sentient

Scientists push new paradigm of animal consciousne...

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Global pharmacovigilance study finds that the use of methylphenidate in children with ADHD is not associated with a significant increased risk of Valvular Heart Disease(VHD) but a significant increased risk of VHD was found in adults with ADHD who used methylphenidate

Global pharmacovigilance study finds that the use ...

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Researchers found that dense planting and nitrogen fertilizer management improve drip-irrigated spring maize yield and nitrogen use efficiency in Northeast China

Researchers found that dense planting and nitrogen...

1 month ago 22

Sweetened beverage taxes decrease consumption in lower-income households by nearly 50%, finds new study based on 4 US cities. 8 cities in the US have implemented taxes on sugar-sweetened beverages, which contribute to health issues including obesity and Type 2 diabetes.

Sweetened beverage taxes decrease consumption in l...

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Being part of a ‘civilization’ only reduces violence if you were a woman in ancient Andes populations, study finds: In autonomous communities, the odds of potentially lethal violent encounters are equivalent between the sexes. In states, they are consistent for males, but decrease for females

Being part of a ‘civilization’ only reduces violen...

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Humans Are Evolving Right Before Our Eyes on The Tibetan Plateau | New research has unveiled some of the specific adaptations in Tibetan communities: traits that help the blood deliver oxygen.

Humans Are Evolving Right Before Our Eyes on The T...

1 month ago 22

In one of the largest-ever studies on DNA and brain volume, researchers identified 254 genetic variants that shape key structures in the "deep brain," like those controlling memory, motor skills, addictive behaviors, and causing diseases such as Parkinson's and ADHD

In one of the largest-ever studies on DNA and brai...

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At home brain stimulation for depression found to be safe and effective. Rates of treatment response and remission were three times higher in the active treatment arm compared to the placebo arm, where 44.9% in the active arm demonstrated a remission rate compared to 21.8% of the control group.

At home brain stimulation for depression found to ...

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