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Researchers have shown for the first time that hemoglobin, a protein found in red blood cells, where it binds oxygen, is also present in the epidermis, our skin's outermost body tissue

Study on animal model, suggests that the gene LHPP interacts with stress and plays a pivotal role in treatment-resistant Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) where traditional drug fluoxetine often doesn't offers respond

Timely interventions for depression might lower the future risk of dementia

Researchers create new technology for customized air purification of toxic gases

ChatGPT and Generating a Differential Diagnosis Early in an Emergency Department Presentation (2023)

Lead poisoning has a far greater impact on global health than previously thought, potentially contributing to over five million deaths a year and posing a similar threat to air pollution

Textile plastic nanofibers found in Zebra fish at cellular level.

Moving the arms during a fall decreases sideways body movement by 37.5% making it less like to fall and fracture a hip.

Rare genetic mutations that occur during the first few days of embryo development may increase the risk of developing schizophrenia in later life, according to a study of more than 12,800 adults with schizophrenia and over 11,600 people without the condition.

Lactoferrin alleviates Western diet-induced cognitive impairment

Formula One racers can have their eyes shut for 20 meters of driving when they blink, which is probably why they do it selectively when behind the wheel.

Excess Visceral Fat Associated With Poorer Cognitive Performance

Most people feel 'psychologically close' to climate change

Intensive agriculture significantly reduces biodiversity, new study of bird populations in Switzerland finds.

New sound navigation technology enables the blind to navigate. Visual navigation areas in the brain can be activated using sound

Reductions and Pronounced Regional Differences in Morphine Distribution in the United States

Methadone overdoses increased 48% during the COVID-19 relaxation of 'take-homes' according to data from the US CDC

One in three U.S

Students who are more often bored at school are more likely to engage in sadistic actions, study shows.

How to Use K-means for Big Data Clustering?

Milk’s packaging influences its flavor, and skim milk is more susceptible: paperboard cartons and the plastic bag preserved milk freshness the least, glass remains an ideal container, plastic provide additional benefits while also maintaining freshness in the absence of light exposure

Adults who neglect COVID-19 health recommendations may also neglect basic road safety

Families on three continents inherited their epilepsy from a single person

Overworking your brain can lead to it literally poisoning itself, a study has shown, thanks to chemicals released into the prefrontal cortex, which forces the body to slow down in order to give time for the production of these toxins to stop and for them to be flushed out.

Study identifies new links between REM sleep disturbances and drug relapse: it is important to pay attention to REM sleep improvement, complementary to current practice focusing on non-REM sleep interventions, and melanin-concentrating hormone neurons are central to REM sleep regulation

When city police departments are disbanded (leading to the outsourcing of law enforcement to county sheriffs), overall crime levels stay the same and law enforcement spending stays the same

Researchers have designed a fuel production system that uses water, carbon dioxide (CO2), and sunlight to produce aviation fuel

Yawning may be a means of signaling members of a social group that the yawner is not alert, so others should be.

Chemical inhibitor blocks final path to cell death in mice with Parkinson's symptoms: In studies in mice, Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers say they have identified a chemical compound that stops the final events in the pathway linked to the death of brain cells in Parkinson's disease.

American law enforcement is seizing fentanyl pills at a rate nearly 50 times greater than four years ago