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Your favorite music could work best to help reduce the pain of small medical procedures: study of 204 patients found listening to their favorite music reduced pain more effectively than Mozart or relaxation music

5 days ago frontiersin.org health music

ADHD as a circadian rhythm disorder: evidence and implications for chronotherapy (2025)

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A 27-year study across Alaska found soils are warming at considerable depths, with permafrost regions warming fastest at 0.64°C per decade, while 100% of monitoring stations showed warming 4 feet underground…

14 days ago frontiersin.org environment

Study of 179 men found higher levels of neonicotinoid insecticides in semen were associated with lower sperm counts, with each quartile increase in combined exposure linked to a 27% reduction in sperm concentration, suggesting potential risks to male reproductive health.

8 days ago frontiersin.org health

A 40-year study of Swiss protective forests found declining stands increased across elevation zones, with drought-related losses now reaching forests up to 2,200 meters as warming erodes the historical protection from drought provided by higher elevations.

12 days ago frontiersin.org environment

Epilepsy and multidimensional time:a perspective inspired by theoretical physics

13 days ago frontiersin.org epilepsy

Working around men may make women feel worse about mistakes, study finds

8 days ago frontiersin.org psychology

Frontiers | When Support Becomes Dependence: Conversational Continuity and Relational Safety in Human-AI Interaction

22 days ago frontiersin.org psychology

A six-year study in Ecuador found plastic pollution from beaches to 3,900 meters beneath the Pacific, with fishing responsible for more than half of shoreline debris and researchers documenting plastic for the first time in the abyssal depths of the eastern equatorial Pacific.

16 days ago frontiersin.org environment

Green energy and the shadow economy: implications for environmental sustainability in G7 countries - Green Energy expansion may be linked to lower shadow economic activity and reduced ecological pressure

30 days ago frontiersin.org economic economy environment

No cities on the Moon – there isn't enough water, scientists say

32 days ago frontiersin.org

3-year field trials identify 4 promising soybean genotypes that successfully combine early maturity with taller stature, strong branching, and higher first-pod placement, offering a clear strategy for breeding crops suited to short growing seasons of the Russian Far East and mechanical harvesting.

23 days ago frontiersin.org genetics

Films written by women but directed by men generate higher profits than those written by men, with a 34% median profit increase

24 days ago frontiersin.org

Frontiers | Rethinking return-to-office: the positive impact of remote work on well-being, connection, and employee retention

52 days ago frontiersin.org

The top 10% of young free-to-play gamers, aged 10-19, accounted for 61.4% of microtransaction spending, they also showed higher prevalences of gaming and gambling disorders, suggesting the need for protection from potentially exploitative practices

54 days ago frontiersin.org psychology

Precision fermented milk’s land footprint was estimated to be as much as 96% lower than that of cow’s milk

53 days ago frontiersin.org environment

Wildfires now the dominant contributor of unhealthy levels of air pollution for pregnant women in the US

2 months ago frontiersin.org health

Naturalistic observational study finds Atomoxetine and Methylphenidate significantly improved self-esteem and quality of life in adults with ADHD

2 months ago frontiersin.org medicine

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Red meat is linked to a 10% higher risk of pancreatic cancer for each additional 100 grams consumed per day, study of 2 million people finds

2 months ago frontiersin.org cancer

Elephants communicate through ground vibrations thanks to large middle ear bones and a special muscle

3 months ago frontiersin.org

Quotation marks change how the brain processes political language

3 months ago frontiersin.org brain neuroscience

Study of 287 healthy women finds that evening chronotypes (night owls) had higher body fat, poorer diet quality, higher insulin and triglycerides, lower HDL cholesterol and less favorable metabolic health than morning types, despite consuming similar amounts of calories and macronutrients.

3 months ago frontiersin.org health

Parental device use and the adolescent-caregiver attachment bond

3 months ago frontiersin.org

Sniffing dark chocolate during resistance training decreased feelings of hunger, desire and intention to eat, and left trainees feeling fuller, furthermore participants were able to add more repetitions to their sets

3 months ago frontiersin.org psychology

Australian cave discovery shows grass was burned for magic, healing, and cursing for 25,000 years

2 months ago frontiersin.org australia environment

Improving Agricultural Production as a Public Health Strategy in the United States: A Framework for Integrated Policy

4 months ago frontiersin.org health

Daily weather fluctuations, not just extreme heatwaves, directly impact NHS mental health service demand, an English study of 4.6M contacts reveals

3 months ago frontiersin.org epidemiology

Teenagers who perceived that their parental figures were often distracted by their phones were much more likely to demonstrate an insecure attachment style, which makes it harder to form healthy relationships and is associated with poorer mental and physical health

4 months ago frontiersin.org psychology

Sinus venosus atrial defect correction using the “Z” flap technique has shorter ischemic times, but is associated with higher risk of developing postoperative junctional rhythms

4 months ago frontiersin.org medicine

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