progscrape: health

More women sought permanent contraception after Supreme Court Dobbs decision

an hour ago psu.edu health

Non-voters tend to die earlier, finds study of 3 million people from Finland

14 hours ago psypost.org health

Black, Hispanic and rural stroke patients nearing death are more likely sent home than to hospice, a Northeastern study finds

18 hours ago news.northeastern.edu health

Excessive screen time among youth may pose heart health risks

5 days ago newsroom.heart.org health

Heated tobacco and cigarettes cause the same gut and vascular damage

3 days ago mdpi.com health

Forget the myth that exercise uses up your heartbeats

5 days ago victorchang.edu.au health

People who use drugs and experience multiple adverse childhood experiences are significantly more likely to experience a non-fatal overdose

3 days ago tandfonline.com health

Researchers surveyed right-wing supporters to see if their ideologies influenced meat, dairy, egg, and fish consumption

4 days ago sciencedirect.com health

Skipping breakfast or practicing intermittent fasting do not impair thinking ability in healthy adults in the short term.

2 days ago apa.org health

Exercise-induced orgasms: Scientists are diving deep into the unusual phenomenon

4 days ago psypost.org health

Multi-model approach to understand and predict past and future dengue epidemic dynamics

42 hours ago royalsocietypublishing.org health

Immunogenicity and Integration of a Decellularized Extracellular Matrix-Based Scaffold for the Reconstruction of Human Foreskin: A Preclinical Animal Study

5 days ago mdpi.com health

Bird flu virus found surviving in certain cheeses: 4.4% of Americans drink raw milk at least once a year, 1.6% drank it often, and 1.6% ate raw-milk cheeses

2 days ago newatlas.com health

Two studies show how popular LLMs and apps can make ethical blunders when playing therapist to teens in crisis

2 days ago sciencenews.org health llm

Evidence to action: a perspective on treatment approaches for food addiction

5 days ago nature.com health

Heavy Alcohol Use Linked to Risk of Brain Bleed Earlier in Life

21 hours ago massgeneralbrigham.org brain health

Even Modest Amounts of Physical Activity (3,000 - 5,000 steps per day) May Slow Alzheimer’s Disease Among At-Risk Older Adults

3 days ago massgeneralbrigham.org disease health

Stratified analyses revealed significant disparities: mothers exhibited more complex pathways than fathers, particularly through work-related stress and children's mental health

3 days ago researchgate.net health

Adapting health, economic and social policies to address population aging in China

45 hours ago nature.com china economic health

Magnetic field therapy shows promise in mimicking exercise benefits for type 2 diabetes patients with central obesity: Pulsed electromagnetic fields stimulate muscle tissue mimicking the effects of exercise…

5 days ago eurekalert.org diabetes health

Long-term use of melatonin to support sleep may have negative health effects

40 hours ago newsroom.heart.org health

Closer proximity to cannabis retail stores linked with more cannabis use but less drinking: A US study of more than 60,000 adults shows that living near cannabis retail stores is associated with a greater tendency toward frequent cannabis use but a lower likelihood of heavy alcohol consumption.

36 hours ago news.oregonstate.edu cannabis health

The tiny blood vessels in the eyes, examined through a retina scan, might hold the key to predicting a person’s risk of developing heart disease and how fast they’re biologically aging

2 days ago news.mcmaster.ca disease health

Access to green spaces is linked with fewer mental health hospitalisations

25 hours ago bmj.com environment

Teens who start using cannabis before 15 are 4× more likely to use it regularly by 17 and face higher risks of depression, anxiety, and physical health issues in young adulthood compared to peers who never used cannabis during adolescence.

4 days ago jamanetwork.com cannabis psychology

A lack of political representation has negative, immediate, and long-lasting mental health impact

5 days ago journals.plos.org

Is Health Insurance Even Worth It Anymore?

3 days ago church.substack.com

Curb sales of SUVs to reduce harms to health and the environment, urge experts, as SUVs now account for over half of new car sales worldwide, emit more carbon, increase air pollution, and raise pedestrian and child fatality risks by up to 82% through greater size and poorer visibility.

21 hours ago bmj.com environment

Wealth alone doesn’t make a nation healthy: some of the world's richest countries, such as the US and Canada, lag behind in achieving UN’s health goals compared to smaller economies like Iceland, Japan, and Norway who thrive due to robust and equitable healthcare systems

40 hours ago surrey.ac.uk canada japan

Youth screen use can cause family conflict, exacerbate mental health problems

3 days ago medicalxpress.com

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