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Body Fat Percentage Beats BMI in Predicting 15-Year Mortality Risk Among U.S. Adults Ages 20 to 49

3 days ago doi.org health

A new study of 3.26M US adults found that being jailed increases overdose death risk 3-fold and raises overall mortality by 39%.

26 days ago doi.org health

A new study shows Facebook's ad algorithm can reinforce political divides in climate messaging

16 days ago doi.org algorithm facebook

Competition among news sources over public opinion can incentivize them to resort to misinformation

9 days ago doi.org

Tobacco use during pregnancy is linked to faster cortical thinning in adolescents – especially in the frontal lobe – and may relate to behavioural and sleep issues.

8 days ago doi.org health

Republicans are flagged more often than Democrats for sharing misinformation on X's Community Notes according to a new analysis of the crowd-sourced program.

12 days ago doi.org

Oxytocin modulates insulin and GLP-1 secretion in pancreatic islets

16 days ago doi.org biology

A new US study finds that even when parents lock up their guns, teens often still feel they can access them.

17 days ago doi.org health

People across 11 countries underestimate how many others agree that climate change is human-caused

26 days ago doi.org psychology

A new study tested if a canoe made with Stone Age tools could cross a 110 km strait against one of the world’s strongest currents

4 days ago doi.org anthropology

The COVID-19 pandemic changed scientists’ willingness to engage with the public. Some withdrew after facing hostility – others doubled down

16 days ago doi.org covid

A new study models how mushroom networks adapt their strength by changing filament angles – opening pathways to design tuneable, bioinspired materials.

10 days ago doi.org engineering

Exceptional responders to immunotherapy in pancreatic cancer: A multi-institutional case series of a rare occurrence

16 days ago doi.org cancer

Children exposed to PFAS chemicals in the womb had higher blood pressure through childhood – especially boys, teens, and Black children.

13 days ago doi.org health

Longer expressions don’t slow reading

24 days ago doi.org psychology

New research shows MMR vaccination rates have dropped in 78% of US counties since the pandemic – with 2025 already seeing over 1,000 measles cases.

27 days ago doi.org health

A new trial shows mailing cervical cancer self-test kits doubled screening rates in underserved communities.

22 days ago doi.org cancer health trial

A new study finds no evidence of T cell exhaustion after multiple SARS-CoV-2 mRNA vaccinations – even in frail older adults and immunosuppressed individuals.

23 days ago doi.org health mrna

A new study shows that hurricanes can push low-oxygen zones closer to the surface and change how ocean life produces and breaks down organic matter.

20 days ago doi.org environment

Cigarette smoke and decreased DNA repair by Xeroderma Pigmentosum Group C use a double hit mechanism for epithelial cell lung carcinogenesis

21 days ago doi.org cancer c

Young adults who feel excluded because of their political identity are more likely to experience anger and less willing to engage with people from the opposing political side…

28 days ago doi.org psychology

Protecting your code from other people's bugs

19 days ago doi.org

A new study proposes a brain-inspired system to help autonomous vehicles make safer, fairer decisions – especially for vulnerable road users.

28 days ago doi.org

A new study found that ending water fluoridation would lead to 25 million more decayed teeth in kids over 5 years – mostly affecting those without private insurance.

30 days ago doi.org health

Defining the hypoxic thresholds that trigger blood-brain barrier disruption: the effect of age

29 days ago doi.org biology

Flood-hit US counties saw richer, younger residents leave while poorer, older people moved in. Media fear amplified the trend.

31 days ago doi.org environment media

A new study finds that democratic countries often appear greener because they offshore pollution to less democratic nations.

43 days ago doi.org environment

A new study shows that even if we overshoot 1.5 °C and cool back down, glacier melt and reduced runoff will continue for centuries – some changes are irreversible.

40 days ago doi.org environment

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

45 days ago doi.org ai

A 70-year-old reading test still used in schools requires exact word matches—often misjudging real comprehension

36 days ago doi.org

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