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27 Nov, 23:03

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Mysterious ‘Hotspots’ Are Appearing in US and Around the World. The study provides the first worldwide map of such regions, which show up on every continent except Antarctica like giant, angry skin blotches. In recent years heat waves have killed tens of thousands of people

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#Hotspots #ClimateChange #GlobalWarming #EnvironmentalImpact #HeatWaves
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27 Nov, 21:37

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Scientists Uncover How Exercise Combats Depression. Meanwhile, exercise reduces inflammation, boosts dopamine function, and enhances motivation. The researchers believe that this could be an important reason as to why exercise exerts an antidepressant effect.

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#ExerciseForMentalHealth #CombatDepression #BoostDopamine #InflammationRelief #MotivationMatters
From movement to motivation: a proposed framework to understand the antidepressant effect of exercise
Translational Psychiatry - From movement to motivation: a proposed framework to understand the antidepressant effect of exercise
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27 Nov, 21:37

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Women with ADHD more likely to engage in risky behavior than men, study finds. Males are more frequently diagnosed in childhood, but females with ADHD tend to be overlooked or diagnosed later in life. Females tend to have emotional dysregulation and internalized symptoms, like anxiety or depression.

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#womenwithADHD #mentalhealthawareness #riskbehaviors #EmotionalDysregulation #ADHDAwareness
Women with ADHD more likely to engage in risky behavior than men, study finds
Women with ADHD engage in riskier decision-making than men with ADHD, likely due to reduced sensitivity to bodily responses. This difference highlights the importance of considering sex-specific factors in ADHD diagnosis and treatment.
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27 Nov, 21:03

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A study of cannabis content on Instagram found that "personal experience stories receive a significant number of 'likes' indicating a strong emotional connection between audience and content."

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#CannabisCommunity #PersonalStories #EmotionalConnection #InstaCannabis #EngagementInsights
Frontiers | Efficiency and safety of cannabinoid medical use: an analysis of discussions and observed trends on Instagram
Background: Cannabis and its derivatives show encouraging therapeutic effects in the treatment of various diseases. However, further studies are needed to be...
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27 Nov, 20:32

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Depression can increase the likelihood of menstrual pain (dysmenorrhea). This strong link was identified after analyzing approximately 600,000 cases from Europe and 8,000 from East Asia

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#MentalHealthMatters #WomenHealth #Dysmenorrhea #DepressionAwareness #ResearchInsights
Depression can cause period pain, new study suggests - University of Liverpool News
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27 Nov, 19:32

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Cervical cancer deaths are plummeting among young U.S. women | A research team saw a reduction as high as 60% in mortality, a drop that could be attributed to the widespread adoption of the HPV vaccine.

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#CervicalCancer #HPVVaccine #HealthAwareness #WomenHealth #PublicHealth
Cervical cancer deaths are plummeting among young U.S. women
A new study shows a steep drop in cervical cancer deaths among the first cohort of women who were eligible for the HPV vaccine.
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27 Nov, 18:37

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Research suggests that English-speaking children start producing novel determiner-noun combinations, such as using "a" or "the" with a noun they haven't heard before, around the age of 30 months

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#ChildLanguageDevelopment #LanguageAcquisition #EarlyChildhoodEducation #CognitiveDevelopment #ParentingTips
Researchers use AI and behavior to pinpoint when children begin productive language
UChicago-led study finds language memorization turns to generation around 30 months of age
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27 Nov, 18:37

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Air pollution linked to longer duration of long-COVID symptoms in a Catalan population cohort

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#AirPollution #LongCOVID #ChronicSymptoms #HealthResearch #Catalonia
Environmental Exposures and Long COVID in a Prospective Population-Based Study in Catalonia (COVICAT Study) | Environmental Health Perspectives | Vol. 132, No. 11
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27 Nov, 18:03

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27 Nov, 16:03

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Dogs trained to use soundboards to "talk" reveal contradictions, as this human-centered method risks overshadowing their natural ways of communicating and turns their expressions into entertainment rather than genuine insights

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#DogCommunication #SoundboardDogs #AnimalBehavior #EthicalTraining #PetUnderstanding
Talking Dogs: The Paradoxes Inherent in the Cultural Phenomenon of Soundboard Use by Dogs
In recent years, dogs that appear to communicate with people by pressing buttons on soundboards that replay pre-recorded English words have become very popular on social media online. We explore how these dogs belong to a historical tradition that dates back at least to the Middle Ages and peaked in...
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27 Nov, 15:33

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People rated images of 462 individuals and found in 96.1% of cases they were rated more attractive with a beauty filter applied. Females were, however, ‘perceived by men as less intelligent after the application of the filter’.

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#BeautyFilters #Attractiveness #SocialPerception #GenderBias #ImageTransformation
People judge others differently if they've used a beauty filter in the
People judge others differently if they've used a beauty filter in their photos People don't just change their opinion on how attractive someone is if they use a beauty filter in their pho
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27 Nov, 14:32

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How you sleep could raise cardiovascular disease risk by 26% | Going to bed and waking up at inconsistent times has been associated with high blood pressure, obesity and other metabolic disorders.

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#SleepHealth #CardiovascularRisk #HealthyHabits #WellnessJourney #SleepConsistency
How you sleep could raise cardiovascular disease risk by 26%
In an analysis of the sleep habits of over 72,000 people, researchers identified a particular pattern that can dramatically spike the risk of major cardiovascular problems. The good news is that the pattern is relatively easy to avoid.
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27 Nov, 13:32

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Extreme heat events in several regions of the world are occurring faster and getting more severe than what state-of-the-art climate models have predicted.

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#ExtremeHeat #ClimateCrisis #GlobalWarming #ClimateChange #HeatWave
Global emergence of regional heatwave hotspots outpaces climate model simulations
Multiple recent record-shattering weather events raise questions about the adequacy of climate models to effectively predict and prepare for unprec...
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27 Nov, 09:32

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27 Nov, 06:02

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Reducing Abdominal Fat: Researchers Uncover Surprising Health Benefits of Maple Syrup. Replacing refined sugars with maple syrup over 8 weeks decreased the glucose area under the curve when compared with substituting refined sugars with sucrose syrup

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#AbdominalFat #MapleSyrup #HealthyEating #NutritionResearch #SugarSubstitution
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27 Nov, 04:03

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A small study found no link between men's daily testosterone levels and their levels of sexual desire, but there was evidence it could impact single men's dating efforts. On the days when single men interacted with a potential date, they reported putting in more effort when testosterone was higher.

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#TestosteroneResearch #DatingInsights #SingleMen #SexualDesire #RelationshipTips
Testosterone is not linked to men's desire but it might relate to thei
Testosterone is not linked to men's desire but it might relate to their dating efforts A small study by international and Australian researchers has found no link between men's daily testo
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27 Nov, 02:32

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A study by researchers at the University of Arizona Health Sciences found that a tiny protein called PNA5 appears to have a protective effect on brain cells, which could lead to treatments for the cognitive symptoms of Parkinson's disease and related disorders

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#ParkinsonsResearch #BrainHealth #Neuroscience #PNA5 #HealthScience
Study identifies potential new drug for Parkinson’s-related cognitive decline, dementia
Parkinson’s disease causes difficulty in movement and balance, but its cognitive symptoms receive less attention and have no good treatments. A U of A College of Medicine – Tucson team hopes to change that.
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27 Nov, 02:03

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A new study explores how narcissists respond when a romantic partner hurts them. While narcissists can often be charismatic and charming in the short term, they tend to make poor long-term partners. When things go wrong in the relationship, narcissists tend to lash out at their partners.

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#Narcissism #RelationshipDynamics #EmotionalHealth #ToxicRelationships #LoveAndPsychology
How Do Narcissists React to Threats in Their Relationships?
New research explores how threatening relationship events affect narcissists' emotions and their perceptions of their partners.
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27 Nov, 00:33

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People who strongly endorse values of masculine honor are more likely to justify practices that indirectly support the Mafia’s authority in communities, including refusing to report crimes, turning a blind eye to criminal activities, or seeking help from Mafia members rather than authorities.

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#MasculineHonor #CommunityDynamics #MafiaInfluence #CrimeReporting #SocialValues
Masculine honor, social identity, and the Sicilian Mafia: New insights from research
A recent study found that masculine honor predicts justification of Mafia-aligned behaviors, strengthened by territorial identity and weakened by national identity.
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27 Nov, 00:02

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Researchers have uncovered how different types of brain cells collaborate to form large-scale functional networks in the brain—interconnected systems that support everything from sensory processing to complex decision-making paving the way for new insights into brain health and disease

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#BrainResearch #Neuroscience #BrainHealth #CellCollaboration #DecisionMaking
Study Reveals How Cell Types Shape Human Brain Networks
     
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