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F3: The Open-Source Data File Format for the Future

38 hours ago doi.org

Same-sex parents have more postnatal depression, less support from their family, but higher life satisfaction than different-sex parents, new study finds

42 hours ago doi.org

The new study investigates coronal heating using remote diagnostics from solar radio bursts with in situ measurements near the Sun

2 days ago doi.org astronomy

A study of 2.2M Danes found sleep issues increased from 34% to 49% among 15–45 year olds (2010–2021)

6 days ago doi.org health

The soil fungus Trichoderma hamatum releases airborne chemicals that stop harmful fungi from growing

3 days ago doi.org environment release

Our economic outlook is a classic case of "bad news hits harder." A study shows we react much more strongly to negative financial shocks than positive ones.

6 days ago doi.org economic psychology react

On the U.S.–Mexico border, everyday speech mixes English and Spanish in creative ways—words like troca for “truck” or parquear for “to park.” Now, hundreds of these voices are safely recorded and preserved online for future study.

11 days ago doi.org

Breakthrough climate model simulation shows how wildfires trigger powerful thunderstorms

3 days ago doi.org

A US study finds that even modest reductions in access to PrEP could lead to 8,600+ extra HIV infections in 10 years, adding $3.6B in lifetime medical costs.

18 days ago doi.org health

Common air pollutant has a secret weapon: bacterial toxins

7 days ago doi.org health

Scientists at Columbia University have found a "brain dial" in mice that controls cravings for sugar, fat and salt

22 days ago dx.doi.org brain neuroscience

New research shows human-caused climate change has already led to millions of deaths, illnesses, and economic losses worldwide

14 days ago doi.org economic health

Investigating the Metabolic Benefits of Magnetic Mitohormesis in Patients with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus

18 days ago doi.org diabetes medicine

Black WWI veterans played a pioneering role in the early civil rights movement

9 days ago doi.org

The effect of H-1B quota on employment and selection of foreign-born labor (2018)

7 days ago doi.org

A study of nearly 30,000 children found lower air pollution is linked to better eyesight, especially in younger students with early-stage myopia.

8 days ago doi.org health

Loss of Trp53 results in a hypoactive T cell phenotype accompanied by reduced pro-inflammatory signaling in a syngeneic orthotopic mouse model of ovarian high-grade serous carcinoma

10 days ago doi.org cancer

A US survey of 21k adults found food insecurity raised the odds of long COVID by 78% and reduced recovery by 34%.

22 days ago doi.org covid health

Bulimia Nervosa presents a major, underrecognized challenge for oral health: early dental intervention is key

16 days ago doi.org medicine

My blue is your blue: different people’s brains process colours in the same way

21 days ago doi.org neuroscience

A new study found that US cuts to global tuberculosis programmes could lead to up to 10 million extra cases and over 2 million deaths by 2030.

21 days ago doi.org health

Age-related trends in amyloid positivity in Parkinson’s disease without dementia

17 days ago doi.org biology disease

Cathartocytosis, a newly discovered process of cellular material ejection, identified in mouse cells during reprogramming

31 days ago doi.org biology

Causal relationships between gut microbiome and hundreds of age-related traits: evidence of a replicable effect on ApoM protein levels

24 days ago doi.org biology

Younger adults with symptomatic COVID reported depression more often than older adults, and women more than men, in an outpatient cohort

13 days ago doi.org covid health

Over 1,000 Maya inscriptions show how a word change spread across the Lowlands between AD 200–900, carried by scribes and political alliances

20 days ago doi.org anthropology

New research shows heat-related mortality has increased across nearly all US regions (1981–2022), with the number of extreme heat days driving the trend.

32 days ago doi.org health

There is limited evidence that high-income earners move to low-tax states when taxes are raised on them

36 days ago doi.org

Across 24 developed democracies, there is a systematic pattern whereby economic crises tend to disproportionately favor the right

36 days ago doi.org economic

A study of 700k+ US children found 1.4% were diagnosed with ADHD at ages 3–5. Most were prescribed medication, often within 30 days of diagnosis.

34 days ago doi.org neuroscience

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