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

21 days ago doi.org environment

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

5 days ago doi.org psychology

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…

7 days ago doi.org psychology

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.

47 hours ago doi.org health mrna

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

5 days ago doi.org health

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

6 days ago doi.org

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

22 hours ago doi.org cancer health trial

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.

6 days ago doi.org health

Longer expressions don’t slow reading

3 days ago doi.org psychology

Pregnant women are more often uninsured and have worse access to routine medical care in US states that ban (or restrict) abortion care, according to a new study

3 days ago elsevier.com health

Younger generations less likely to have dementia, study suggests

6 days ago theguardian.com neuroscience

People who believe they are attractive are more materialistic, and new research suggests this is because they are more likely to compare themselves with others in terms of abilities, opinions…

3 days ago psypost.org psychology

Poorer children more likely to age faster than affluent counterparts, study finds

29 hours ago theguardian.com health

New study indicates that scientists could use black holes as particle supercolliders

4 days ago ox.ac.uk physics

Atlantic Ocean current expected to undergo limited weakening with climate change, study finds

6 days ago washington.edu

Global yields of wheat are around 10% lower now than they would have been without the influence of climate change, according to a new study

5 days ago pnas.org environment

Children whose parents divorce when they are aged five or younger are more likely to experience early death, a new study has claimed.

2 days ago newsweek.com

Warming accelerates global drought severity, even where it rains, study finds

4 days ago nature.com environment

New study maps psychological pathway from childhood abuse to adolescent addiction

7 days ago sciencedirect.com psychology

Vegan diet eases hot flashes by 92% in menopausal women, study finds

6 days ago journals.lww.com health

Childhood curiosity might be somewhat protective against depression in adulthood, study finds

4 days ago psypost.org psychology

Taurine is not a reliable biomarker of aging, major longitudinal study finds

2 days ago science.org health

Even mild face blindness can cause serious difficulties in daily life, finds new study. Around 1 in 50 people have developmental prosopagnosia

4 days ago theconversation.com neuroscience

A new study offers strong support for the hypothesis that pets increase human satisfaction and well-being

7 days ago psychologytoday.com psychology

Extraversion, narcissism, and histrionic tendencies predict the desire to become an influencer, finds study of teenagers aged 16 to 17

6 days ago psypost.org psychology

Millions of seahorses smuggled illegally, study finds | Using online reports of seahorse seizures to track their illegal trade

13 hours ago cbc.ca biology

Airline pilots face high rates of anxiety and alcohol misuse, French study finds

6 days ago frontiersin.org airline flight health

A new study reveals that the genetic gap between humans and chimpanzees is far larger than previously believed

7 days ago nature.com biology genetics

Millions in west don't know they have aggressive fatty liver disease, study says

3 days ago theguardian.com disease

A new study finds two main routes drive incels to harmful beliefs: one shaped by pain from bullying and poor mental health, the other by anger, control, and extreme ideas

3 days ago link.springer.com psychology

Researchers find how pollution hampers lung function and how to reverse it

4 days ago newatlas.com health

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