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Antisemitism in Europe: A study, published in the European Sociological Review, shows high levels of antisemitism amongst Muslims in Germany using 2020 data.

A new study found that insufficient sleep had a more significant impact on decreased life expectancy than other lifestyle factors, such as diet, physical activity, and social isolation.

New MEG research finds meditation alters neural oscillations and complexity, shifting the brain toward "critical dynamics." This suggests the practice tunes the brain to a tipping point between order and chaos, potentially optimizing information processing and flexibility.

Experimental and survey data shows that there are gender differences in honesty in Western societies (women report stronger honesty norms than men), while such differences are absent in non-Western societies

Waning immunity drives respiratory virus evolution and reinfection

A loud minority makes the internet seem more toxic than it is. A small group of active users generates most hostility, while the majority remain civil

Americans overestimate how many social media users post harmful content

Biosurveillance of coronaviruses in Rhinolophus bats from South Africa

Sexual Symptoms and Biologic Pathophysiologies of Post-SSRI Sexual Dysfunction: A 15 Year Review Free A Goldstein , N Kim , S Goldstein , A Drian , A Bajwa , I Goldstein

Circadian dysfunction correlates with disease severity in neurodegeneration, highlighting the molecular clock as a key biomarker and therapeutic target

Italian bears living near villages have evolved to be smaller and less aggressive, finds study, as centuries of close contact with humans reshaped their evolution, reducing genetic diversity and favoring behavioral traits that limit conflict in an isolated Apennine population.

Study of nearly 400 patients with advanced malignant melanoma shows that a lower dose of the immunotherapy ipilimumab yields better tumour responses — 49% versus 37% with standard dosing — while also reducing side effects.

Using a system to rescue human cells with trisomy 21, this study successfully demonstrates the efficient elimination of excess chromosomes using multiple allele-specific targeting

Gender-affirming hormone therapy is not associated with increased cardiovascular risk in transgender women but is in transgender men

Study shows flu vaccine effectiveness differs by age

Prophage induction drives soybean rhizobacterial community differentiation and nutrient cycling benefiting root development

Adsorption of phage T2 is inhibited due to inversion of cryptic prophage DNA by the serine recombinase PinQ

A new study found sea otters in British Columbia contaminated with “forever chemicals” from products like cookware and cosmetics

More than chronic pain: behavioural and psychosocial protective factors predict lower brain age in adults with/at risk of knee osteoarthritis over two years

New evidence confirms a long-held theory that people with schizophrenia hear 'voices' in their heads by misattributing inner speech as external.

Opt-out organ donation policies lead to 1.21/million increase in deceased donors and a 4.59/million decrease in living donors

Diversity and Evolution of Prokaryotic Viral Lytic Proteins

Data on real estate prices in the US across 1890–2006 shows that real prices for rent have increased by 60% and real house prices have nearly quadrupled

GLP-1 therapeutics: Their emerging role in alcohol and substance use disorders

Mobile gaming worsens student performance and future earnings – A team of researchers used random roommate assignments and differential exposures to exogenous events (e.g

A global study shows that warmer nights are cutting sleep worldwide

Air pollution increases the likelihood of people becoming frail in middle and old age, according to an international review of studies

New study out of Japan reveals molecular basis of Long COVID brain fog: "Systemic increase of AMPA receptors associated with cognitive impairment of long COVID" - Brain Communications

2024 may have been Earth's hottest year in at least 125,000 years, according to a grim climate report published today, that describes our world as "on the brink" and warns its "vital signs are flashing red," with nearly two-thirds showing record highs.

In-Party Love, Out-Party Hate, and Affective Polarization in Twelve Democracies

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