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8 Jan, 10:07

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Heat-related deaths in 38 cities may exceed COVID-19 fatalities within a decade under +3°C warming.

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#ClimateCrisis #HeatDeaths #GlobalWarming #PublicHealth #Sustainability
Rapid climate action is needed: comparing heat vs. COVID-19-related mortality
Scientific Reports - Rapid climate action is needed: comparing heat vs. COVID-19-related mortality
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8 Jan, 07:07

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Researchers have discovered a new molecule, OSP-1, that could help regulate the autophagy process in neurons, making it a potential target for new treatments to protect brain cells from damage caused by oxidative stress.

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#Neuroscience #Autophagy #BrainHealth #InnovativeResearch #MoleculeDiscovery
Researchers find new molecule that protects brain cells from damage
QBI researchers have discovered a molecule that protects brain cells from oxidative stress and damage, opening new avenues for possible treatments for brain diseases.
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8 Jan, 05:08

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Drinking coffee in the morning may be better than all-day drinking for heart health. Compared with people who did not drink coffee, morning coffee drinkers were 16% less likely to die of any cause and 31% less likely to die of heart disease. There was no risk reduction for all-day coffee drinkers.

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#CoffeeBenefits #HeartHealth #MorningRoutine #HealthyLifestyle #CoffeeFacts
Drinking coffee in the morning is better than all-day drinking for hea
Drinking coffee in the morning is better than all-day drinking for heart health People who drink coffee in the morning have a lower risk of dying from heart disease and a lower overall ris
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8 Jan, 01:08

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Sexual humor boosts intimacy and appears to positively influence sexual satisfaction in romantic relationships. For example, humor often served to smooth over awkward or embarrassing moments, such as mishaps during sexual activity, which helped reduce discomfort and strengthen intimacy.

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#SexualHumor #IntimacyBoost #RelationshipGoals #LoveAndLaughter #SexualSatisfaction
Sexual humor boosts intimacy and uniquely enhances sexual satisfaction, study suggests
Sexual humor, characterized by sensitivity and intimacy, is associated with relationship closeness, reduced discomfort, and playfulness, correlating with higher sexual and relationship satisfaction.
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8 Jan, 00:07

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Researchers have discovered a method to control human body temperature, mimicking hibernation in non-hibernating animals. They found that blocking a certain area in the brain (ventromedial periventricular area) they could trigger this “thermoregulatory inversion” state in rats

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#BodyTemperatureControl #HibernationResearch #BrainScience #Thermoregulation #MedicalBreakthroughs
OHSU researchers discover how to mimic hibernation in non-hibernating animals
Findings could lead to better survival, outcomes in humans after a stroke or cardiac arrest.
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7 Jan, 22:37

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New data shows that the biggest difference between elite and middling runners is how much time they spend jogging | The Training Intensity Distribution of Marathon Runners Across Performance Levels

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Why Easy Is Better than Hard for Marathon Training
New data shows that the biggest difference between elite and middling runners is how much time they spend jogging
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7 Jan, 21:07

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Green tea consumption and cerebral white matter lesions. Given that cerebral white matter lesions are closely related to vascular dementia and AD, new findings indicate that drinking green tea, especially three or more glasses per day, may help prevent dementia.

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#GreenTea #BrainHealth #DementiaPrevention #CognitiveFunction #HealthResearch
Green tea consumption and cerebral white matter lesions in community-dwelling older adults without dementia
npj Science of Food - Green tea consumption and cerebral white matter lesions in community-dwelling older adults without dementia
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7 Jan, 20:08

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Carbon dioxide has been regulating Earth’s climate for hundreds of millions of years – new study

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Carbon dioxide has been regulating Earth’s climate for hundreds of millions of years – new study
New evidence that low levels of atmospheric CO2 led to the longest ice age in Earth’s history.
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7 Jan, 19:37

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Our brains underestimate our wrist’s true flexibility | Finding suggests that the brain’s internal representation of the body’s movement range is not as accurate as one might assume and how our brains prioritize safety over precision when estimating the limits of our mobility.

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#BrainFlexibility #BodyMovement #PerceptionVsReality #SafetyFirst #NeuroscienceInsights
Our brains underestimate our wrist’s true flexibility, study finds
People consistently underestimate their wrists' range of motion. This bias, likely an evolutionary safeguard against injury, prioritizes safety over precision in the brain’s internal representation of the body’s movement capabilities.
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7 Jan, 18:37

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7 Jan, 18:08

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How the brain interprets social cues: study on mother mice found that the brain interprets social cues by merging smell signals with incoming sound signals, influencing the animal's response to future sounds like pups' cries. Blocking maternal smell signals eliminated their pup retrieval response

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#SocialCues #MiceResearch #Neuroscience #AnimalBehavior #MaternalInstincts
Mixed signals: How the brain interprets social cues | Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
Imagine you’re at a dinner party, but you can’t smell the food cooking or hear the dinner bell. Sounds like a dream, right? What if it wasn’t? “When we experience the world and interact with people, we use all our senses,” Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Professor Stephen Shea says. “That’s true for a...
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7 Jan, 15:08

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Scientists developed 'Toxic Male Technique' that genetically engineers male insects like mosquitoes to produce insect-specific venom proteins in their semen. When these males mate with females, the proteins are transferred, significantly reducing female lifespan and their ability to spread disease.

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#ToxicMaleTechnique #GeneticEngineering #InsectControl #DiseasePrevention #InnovativeScience
New genetic biocontrol offers hope against disease-carrying mosquitoes
New genetic biocontrol offers hope against disease-carrying mosquitoes and agricultural pests Scientists at Macquarie University have developed a 'Toxic Male Technique' that engineers male
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7 Jan, 14:37

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More breast cancer cases found when AI used in screenings, study finds | First real-world test finds approach has higher detection rate without having a higher rate of false positives

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#BreastCancerAwareness #AIDetection #HealthcareInnovation #EarlyDiagnosis #WomensHealth
More breast cancer cases found when AI used in screenings, study finds
First real-world test finds approach has higher detection rate without having a higher rate of false positives
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7 Jan, 12:07

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Over 450 million years ago, plants began the epic transition from water to dry land. New research reveals insights into the genetic blueprints of hornworts, uncovering fascinating details about plant evolution and the early days of life on land.

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Hornwort genomes provide clues on how plants conquered the land - Boyce Thompson Institute
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7 Jan, 11:12

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7 Jan, 08:07

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Canine hookworms are becoming increasingly resistant to drugs across Australia, research finds: 70% of hookworm samples studied showed genetic mutations that can cause drug resistance.

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#CanineHealth #HookwormResistance #PetWellness #VeterinaryResearch #DogOwners
Drug-resistant hookworms put pets and people at risk
Canine hookworms are becoming increasingly resistant to drugs across Australia, according to new research. Scientists at The University of Queensland and The University of Sydney have identified widespread resistance to benzimidazole-based dewormers which are commonly used to treat gastrointestinal ...
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7 Jan, 05:37

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Eating a plant-based diet increases microbes in the gut microbiome that favour human health, finds study of over 21,000 vegans, vegetarians, and omnivores. The more plant-based foods, the more microbes that produce short-chain fatty acids essential for gut and cardiometabolic health.

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#PlantBasedDiet #GutHealth #Microbiome #ShortChainFattyAcids #HealthyLiving
Plant-based diets might boost your healthy gut bugs
Plant-based diets might boost your healthy gut bugs Eating a diet of plant-based foods could help us increase the numbers of microbes in our guts that favour human health, say UK and Itali
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7 Jan, 04:07

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7 Jan, 03:07

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Humans and dogs have shared a close social bond for thousands of years. Study finds that human brains process facial expressions from humans and dogs in similar ways. Brain activity recorded during the first 500 milliseconds after a face was presented showed consistent patterns across both species.

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#HumanDogBond #SocialAnimals #CanineConnection #FacialExpressions #Neuroscience
Neuroscience study reveals shared processing of human and dog facial expressions
A recent study found that human brains process emotional expressions from humans and dogs similarly, with empathy enhancing attention to emotional cues. Aggressive faces elicited stronger neural responses, highlighting our sensitivity to emotionally significant stimuli across species.
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