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A new study finds that AI cannot predict the stock market. AI models often give misleading results

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A new study found pesticides alter gut bacteria growth and metabolism, triggering inflammation-linked lipid changes that may affect human health.

2 days ago doi.org health

A new study finds 86% of global croplands now face more soil exposure to climate extremes – risking carbon loss, erosion, and food security.

3 days ago doi.org environment

Wai Wai teachers in Brazil co-authored a school grammar written entirely in their native language

36 hours ago doi.org anthropology

Fisetin ameliorates vascular smooth muscle cell calcification via DUSP1-dependent p38 MAPK inhibition

10 days ago doi.org biology

A new study shows that English textbooks for young learners are being written for children who can’t yet read — leaving teachers to abandon official materials and improvise lessons

12 days ago doi.org

From 2006–2020, people in the Western US faced 32 days a year, on average, of extreme heat, wildfire smoke, or nearby fires

12 days ago doi.org environment

A new study shows that melting sea ice narrows the range of underwater light, shifting it toward blue

9 days ago doi.org environment

Influence of rapamycin on safety and healthspan metrics after one year: PEARL trial results

9 days ago doi.org biology trial

Livestock farm air contains high levels of antibiotic resistance genes – up to 7× more than urban air – posing serious health risks

8 days ago doi.org environment

This study shows that changes in how the brain processes a key protein (amyloid-beta) can help predict when symptoms of inherited Alzheimer’s start – no matter which gene is affected.

10 days ago doi.org brain health

A new study finds that CO₂ and CH₄ emissions in Africa significantly increase surface temperature, which in turn drives sea level rise – threatening millions in coastal regions.

11 days ago doi.org environment

A new study analysed 226 sludge samples from wastewater treatment plants across 6 continents

15 days ago doi.org environment

A study of 150 countries finds fiscal policy can reduce CO₂ – but only in high-income nations

14 days ago doi.org environment

New research finds both organic and conventional farms lose soil functionality as management intensity rises – suggesting 'productive deintensification' is the path forward.

19 days ago doi.org environment

A new study found that recalling good memories can ease psychological pain and even raise physical pain thresholds.

16 days ago doi.org health

A new study found Americans are more likely to talk about global warming if they feel worried, see it as risky, trust science, and hear others talk too.

24 days ago doi.org environment

More than half of US counties lack air quality monitoring stations, with rural and disadvantaged areas most affected.

23 days ago doi.org environment

There is a Marxist Paradox in revolutionary violence

17 days ago doi.org

Lakes now release ~1.5% more heat globally, with mid-high latitude lakes (>45°N) releasing ~1.8% more, driven by ice loss and stronger radiation.

17 days ago doi.org environment release

Decreased mitochondrial NAD+ in WRN deficient cells links to dysfunctional proliferation

15 days ago doi.org biology

A new study finds people who trust science and traditional media are more supportive of climate nudges (gentle prompts for greener choices) – but that social media trust can reduce global solidarity.

19 days ago doi.org media

A new study identifies four psychological profiles linked to vaccine attitudes – from eco-humanists to sceptics

20 days ago doi.org health vaccine

Inhibition of the metalloprotease ADAM19 as a novel senomorphic strategy to ameliorate gut permeability and senescence markers by modulating senescence-associated secretory phenotype (SASP)

21 days ago doi.org biology

From extreme heat and floods to shifting disease risks, a new study shows how global warming disrupts every stage of blood collection, testing, storage, and delivery – putting lives at risk.

27 days ago doi.org disease health

AI-Enabled Tools for Cardiovascular Screening Show Promise in Identifying Heart Dysfunction in Women of Reproductive Age

16 days ago doi.org medicine

Recent research shows that optimization of fertilization combined with water-saving irrigation improves the water and nitrogen utilization efficiency of wheat and reduces nitrogen loss in the Nansi Lake Basin…