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For a fish to evolve legs, old genes learned new tricks

8 months ago pnas.org biology

Adolescent alcohol consumption could be predicted by differences in electrophysiological functional connectivity and neuroanatomy

9 months ago pnas.org medicine

Individuals with limited mobility may have been part of the warrior class in ancient Italy, grave site suggests

9 months ago pnas.org anthropology

In boreal forests, moderate warming increases tree diversity. Extreme heat does the opposite.

9 months ago pnas.org environment

Re-analysis of paper studying black newborn survival rate showing lower mortality rate with black doctors vs. white doctor

9 months ago pnas.org epidemiology

The brain regions that make us human also leave us vulnerable: The cells most vulnerable to age-related decline are clustered together in the parts of the brain that have largely expanded in humans since our evolutionary divergence from chimps.

10 months ago pnas.org biology brain

Ketamine interrupts machine gun-like neural activity to alleviate depression

10 months ago pnas.org neuroscience

Covert racism is baked into AI language models

9 months ago pnas.org ai

Ethics and responsibility in biohybrid robotics research (from r/biohybrid)

10 months ago pnas.org

Less sleep leads to worse test scores for kids, more school attrition, in the developing world

11 months ago pnas.org health