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Teachers are increasingly worried about the effect of misogynistic influencers, such as Andrew Tate or the incel movement, on their students

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Audiences and journalists are growing increasingly concerned by generative artificial intelligence (AI) in journalism

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Weight loss drug semaglutide (Ozempic and WeGovy) has been linked with an increased risk of an eye condition that causes vision loss, but the risk may not be as high as previously reported

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Kids with real-world maths skills can struggle with school arithmetic

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New Study Suggests Rapid Weight Loss May Precede Dementia Diagnosis

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Spine injections should not be given to adults with chronic back pain because they provide little or no pain relief compared to sham injections, according to a new review of the latest evidence.

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Climate change may be delaying births - exposure to air pollution (PM2.5) and biothermal stress was associated with pregnancies lasting beyond 41 weeks

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COVID-19 increases kids' risk of gut problems once symptoms die down - data on more than 1.5 million US children and found kids with COVID-19 were 25% more likely to experience GI tract symptoms.

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People are likely to be happiest and have lower depression and anxiety symptoms in the morning, according to new research, with people likely at their lowest around midnight

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The type of breast implant you have doesn't change your chances of needing it replaced

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Artificial sweetener aspartame found to spike insulin levels in mice, and in turn helps build up fatty plaque in their arteries, which increases their risk of heart attacks and stroke

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Gene-edited transplanted pig kidney 'functioned immediately' in 62-year-old dialysis patient

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After sex, we leave a unique genital microbial 'fingerprint' on our partners

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Aussie teens say sex education is leaving them unprepared for relationships : Teens reported feeling that lessons focus too heavily on legal definitions and risk avoidance rather than equipping them with real-life skills for communication…

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After Elon Musk took over, hate speech increased on X (Twitter)

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Endometriosis linked to traumatic experiences in childhood and adulthood

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Oral contraceptive pill reduced risk of ovarian cancer by 26% among women who had ever used the Pill, and 43% for women who used the Pill after age 45

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The consequences of US abortion bans - more babies and higher infant mortality: an estimated 478 additional infant deaths in the 14 states with bans and around one extra baby born per 1,000 woman, or a total of 22,180 additional babies across the country.

3 months ago scimex.org health

New study finds no association between mobile phones (radio wave exposure) and various cancers including leukemia, lymphoma, thyroid and oral cavity cancers

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Research found special gut cells, called enterochromaffin (EC) cells, play a more significant role in pain than previously thought, by detecting harmful stimuli and releasing large amounts of neurotransmitters that influence how nerves communicate with the brain

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Online ratings of US doctors and surgeons reveal gender-biased reviewers

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'Fog harvesting' could be used to pull water from thin air and help supply water to the world's driest regions, according to a study from Chile

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Retirees show more signs of depression than those who are still working, and heavy drinking may make their symptoms worse, a new study of over-50s

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Low risk women in public hospitals have more vaginal births and fewer C-sections than those in private hospitals, finds new Australian study

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When a movie is led by female actors, reviewers dial up the sexism

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People who are heavy cannabis users could have poorer working memory skills even if they haven't used the drug recently

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LGBTQ+ people in the US have a higher rate of many commonly diagnosed mental health conditions compared to straight peers

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Medical conditions that deprive testes of oxygen, like sleep apnoea, may be contributing to decline in male fertility over past 50 years, study suggests

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2 in 3 people with Long COVID likely still have their symptoms in the 2nd year after infection.

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Life expectancy in the Gaza Strip almost halved since the war started - Study found the average life expectancy dropped from 75.5 years to 40.5 years (-46.3%), and the decrease was higher in men (-51.6%) than in women (-38.6%)

3 months ago scimex.org health

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Teachers are increasingly worried about the effect of misogynistic influencers, such as Andrew Tate or the incel movement, on their students

Audiences and journalists are growing increasingly concerned by generative artificial intelligence (AI) in journalism

Weight loss drug semaglutide (Ozempic and WeGovy) has been linked with an increased risk of an eye condition that causes vision loss, but the risk may not be as high as previously reported

Kids with real-world maths skills can struggle with school arithmetic

New Study Suggests Rapid Weight Loss May Precede Dementia Diagnosis

Spine injections should not be given to adults with chronic back pain because they provide little or no pain relief compared to sham injections, according to a new review of the latest evidence.

Climate change may be delaying births - exposure to air pollution (PM2.5) and biothermal stress was associated with pregnancies lasting beyond 41 weeks

COVID-19 increases kids' risk of gut problems once symptoms die down - data on more than 1.5 million US children and found kids with COVID-19 were 25% more likely to experience GI tract symptoms.

People are likely to be happiest and have lower depression and anxiety symptoms in the morning, according to new research, with people likely at their lowest around midnight

The type of breast implant you have doesn't change your chances of needing it replaced

Artificial sweetener aspartame found to spike insulin levels in mice, and in turn helps build up fatty plaque in their arteries, which increases their risk of heart attacks and stroke

Gene-edited transplanted pig kidney 'functioned immediately' in 62-year-old dialysis patient

After sex, we leave a unique genital microbial 'fingerprint' on our partners

Aussie teens say sex education is leaving them unprepared for relationships : Teens reported feeling that lessons focus too heavily on legal definitions and risk avoidance rather than equipping them with real-life skills for communication…

After Elon Musk took over, hate speech increased on X (Twitter)

Endometriosis linked to traumatic experiences in childhood and adulthood

Oral contraceptive pill reduced risk of ovarian cancer by 26% among women who had ever used the Pill, and 43% for women who used the Pill after age 45

The consequences of US abortion bans - more babies and higher infant mortality: an estimated 478 additional infant deaths in the 14 states with bans and around one extra baby born per 1,000 woman, or a total of 22,180 additional babies across the country.

New study finds no association between mobile phones (radio wave exposure) and various cancers including leukemia, lymphoma, thyroid and oral cavity cancers

Research found special gut cells, called enterochromaffin (EC) cells, play a more significant role in pain than previously thought, by detecting harmful stimuli and releasing large amounts of neurotransmitters that influence how nerves communicate with the brain

Online ratings of US doctors and surgeons reveal gender-biased reviewers

'Fog harvesting' could be used to pull water from thin air and help supply water to the world's driest regions, according to a study from Chile

Retirees show more signs of depression than those who are still working, and heavy drinking may make their symptoms worse, a new study of over-50s

Low risk women in public hospitals have more vaginal births and fewer C-sections than those in private hospitals, finds new Australian study

When a movie is led by female actors, reviewers dial up the sexism

People who are heavy cannabis users could have poorer working memory skills even if they haven't used the drug recently

LGBTQ+ people in the US have a higher rate of many commonly diagnosed mental health conditions compared to straight peers

Medical conditions that deprive testes of oxygen, like sleep apnoea, may be contributing to decline in male fertility over past 50 years, study suggests

2 in 3 people with Long COVID likely still have their symptoms in the 2nd year after infection.

Life expectancy in the Gaza Strip almost halved since the war started - Study found the average life expectancy dropped from 75.5 years to 40.5 years (-46.3%), and the decrease was higher in men (-51.6%) than in women (-38.6%)