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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

18 days ago link.springer.com psychology

The Replication crisis hits sports and exercise research: only 28% replicate fully, effect sizes are reduced by 75% on average

6 days ago link.springer.com health

A new genus and species of gnathosaurine pterosaur, Spathagnathus roeperi, has been described from a fossilised specimen found in the Late Kimmeridgian of Brunn, Germany.

9 days ago link.springer.com paleontology

Socioeconomic factors like poor access to health care, globalization drive disease outbreaks

21 days ago news.uga.edu disease health

New study reveals four psychological profiles of gamers linked to mental health and attachment style

18 days ago psypost.org psychology

Religious attendance may not boost mental health, long-term study finds

4 days ago psypost.org psychology

A new study finds ethical justification to eradicate certain harmful species

12 days ago science.org

Dads with poor mental health may be impacting the development of their kids

6 days ago scimex.org health

Stalled planetary waves tied to extreme summer weather—like floods and heatwaves—have tripled since 1950, a new study finds

6 days ago pnas.org environment

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

21 days ago journals.lww.com health

Problematic porn use remains stable over time and is strongly linked to mental distress, study finds

9 days ago psypost.org psychology

Sleep regularity might be protective of adolescents’ mental health, study suggests

7 days ago psypost.org health psychology

Generating Pixels One by One

18 days ago tunahansalih.github.io

Genetic and biological clues point to inflammation’s role in mental health

15 days ago psypost.org genetics psychology

Two new computer models aim to reduce the impacts of severe weather in Puerto Rico, one by predicting next-day energy demand as a storm approaches, the other by identifying critical power lines to prevent total blackouts [PNAS…

3 days ago engineering.princeton.edu environment

A new study found that ECT (a type of brain stimulation) lowers suicide risk by 34% and death rates by 30% in people with hard-to-treat depression.

8 days ago sciencedirect.com brain health

Marijuana use dramatically increases risk of dying from heart attacks and stroke, large study finds

3 days ago heart.bmj.com health

Study sheds light on how QAnon beliefs shatter family bonds by analyzing references to “family” in the subreddit r/QAnonCasualties

22 days ago psypost.org psychology

Various reports have linked loneliness to premature death, suggesting that loneliness is as harmful to one’s health as smoking 15 cigarettes a day

7 days ago eurekalert.org health

Seagate’s insane 40TB monster drive is real, and it could change data centers forever by 2026!

22 days ago techradar.com

Finding performance problems by diffing two Go profiles

3 days ago dolthub.com go

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

20 days ago doi.org health

Neglecting Dads’ Mental Health May Harm Kids’ Development: Depression, anxiety, and stress in new dads are linked to worse outcomes in children’s emotional, cognitive, and social growth

6 days ago neurosciencenews.com psychology

Warner Bros. Discovery to split into two public companies by next year

14 days ago cnbc.com

Looking for Real-World Problems Faced by Students (Startup/Project Ideas)

5 days ago reddit.com python

Childhood trauma linked to changes in brain structure and connectivity, study finds

6 days ago psypost.org brain neuroscience

Good people are happier, suggests new study. People rated by others as more moral tend to be happier and find more meaning in life

20 days ago psychologytoday.com psychology

Men more likely than women to orgasm from anal penetration, study finds

11 days ago psypost.org psychology

Medicaid cuts in the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" will increase the number of uninsured persons by 7.6 million, undermining the coverage, financial well-being, medical care, and health of low-income Americans, and lead to an additional 16,642 medically-preventable deaths annually.

7 days ago acpjournals.org health

A study of 7,100+ US adolescents found that living near greenspace was linked to slower brain thinning, greater surface area, and better mental health outcomes – via changes in brain structure.

17 days ago biologicalpsychiatryjournal.com brain health

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