Hurricane wind strength is 18 mph stronger since 2019 due to climate change
Human-caused climate change has made Atlantic hurricanes significantly stronger, with an average wind speed increase of 18 mph over the past six years.
Almost 40% would agree to WW2-style RATIONING to fight climate change
About 40% of the public supports rationing fuel and meat to combat climate change.
Heat-Related Deaths in the US Rose 117 Percent Between 1999 and 2023
Climate change is leading to significantly increased heat-related deaths in the U.S., with a 117% rise from 1999 to 2023.
Tropical glaciers melting to 'unprecedented' extent, study suggests
Tropical glaciers in the Andes are at their smallest since the last major ice age, indicating extreme melting due to climate change.
Cause of 650-foot mega-tsunami shook Earth for 9 days discovered
Climate change is leading to destabilization of glaciers, causing dangerous landslides and potential tsunamis.
State bans on commercial food waste have been largely ineffective, study finds
State bans on food waste have had minimal impact, achieving only a 1.5% reduction in landfill waste instead of the anticipated goals.
Hurricane wind strength is 18 mph stronger since 2019 due to climate change
Human-caused climate change has made Atlantic hurricanes significantly stronger, with an average wind speed increase of 18 mph over the past six years.
Almost 40% would agree to WW2-style RATIONING to fight climate change
About 40% of the public supports rationing fuel and meat to combat climate change.
Heat-Related Deaths in the US Rose 117 Percent Between 1999 and 2023
Climate change is leading to significantly increased heat-related deaths in the U.S., with a 117% rise from 1999 to 2023.
Tropical glaciers melting to 'unprecedented' extent, study suggests
Tropical glaciers in the Andes are at their smallest since the last major ice age, indicating extreme melting due to climate change.
Cause of 650-foot mega-tsunami shook Earth for 9 days discovered
Climate change is leading to destabilization of glaciers, causing dangerous landslides and potential tsunamis.
State bans on commercial food waste have been largely ineffective, study finds
State bans on food waste have had minimal impact, achieving only a 1.5% reduction in landfill waste instead of the anticipated goals.
Migrating birds may not save energy in warmer climates as previously assumed, challenging long-held beliefs about the benefits of migration.
Humans can communicate with dogs using soundboards, study suggests
Dogs can recognize and respond to soundboard words, indicating potential for interspecies communication.
Alcohol consumption abundant in the natural world, study finds
Alcohol consumption is common among various animal species, challenging the notion that it's exclusively a human behavior.
Dogs can TALK by pressing buttons - here's how to try it with your pet
Dogs can communicate with their owners by pressing soundboard buttons programmed with words, showcasing their understanding and ability to express feelings.
These Rats Learned to Drive-and They Love It
Rats can learn to drive small vehicles to reach rewards, demonstrating their ability to adapt and learn in enriched environments.
Dogs can remember names of toys years after not seeing them, study shows
Dogs can remember toy names for two years, showcasing impressive long-term memory capabilities.
Study Reveals Bird-Migration Mystery
Migrating birds may not save energy in warmer climates as previously assumed, challenging long-held beliefs about the benefits of migration.
Humans can communicate with dogs using soundboards, study suggests
Dogs can recognize and respond to soundboard words, indicating potential for interspecies communication.
Alcohol consumption abundant in the natural world, study finds
Alcohol consumption is common among various animal species, challenging the notion that it's exclusively a human behavior.
Dogs can TALK by pressing buttons - here's how to try it with your pet
Dogs can communicate with their owners by pressing soundboard buttons programmed with words, showcasing their understanding and ability to express feelings.
These Rats Learned to Drive-and They Love It
Rats can learn to drive small vehicles to reach rewards, demonstrating their ability to adapt and learn in enriched environments.
Dogs can remember names of toys years after not seeing them, study shows
Dogs can remember toy names for two years, showcasing impressive long-term memory capabilities.
Non-Neuron Brain Cells Produce a Third of Amyloid Plaque in Alzheimer's Disease - News Center
Oligodendrocytes contribute to about one-third of amyloid plaque formation in Alzheimer's disease, challenging previous understanding and informing new therapies.
Cellular communities reveal trajectories of brain ageing and Alzheimer's disease - Nature
The study presents a new understanding of Alzheimer's disease by identifying unique cellular trajectories and populations linked to its onset.
Fruit flies are hard to swat. Mapping their brain might tell us why
The fruit fly connectome reveals complex neural networks and interactions, illustrating the intricacies of even the smallest brains.
This advancement in mapping connects to broader efforts in neuroscience, including future work on mapping the mouse brain.
Alzheimer's timeline shows changes start as trickle, become torrent
Alzheimer's disease has two phases, with somatostatin neurons being particularly vulnerable in the early phase.
Psychedelic Drugs May Give a Glimpse Into Near-Death Experiences
Psychedelic experiences share significant overlap with near-death experiences, suggesting psychedelics might mimic aspects of such profound states.
Non-Neuron Brain Cells Produce a Third of Amyloid Plaque in Alzheimer's Disease - News Center
Oligodendrocytes contribute to about one-third of amyloid plaque formation in Alzheimer's disease, challenging previous understanding and informing new therapies.
Cellular communities reveal trajectories of brain ageing and Alzheimer's disease - Nature
The study presents a new understanding of Alzheimer's disease by identifying unique cellular trajectories and populations linked to its onset.
Fruit flies are hard to swat. Mapping their brain might tell us why
The fruit fly connectome reveals complex neural networks and interactions, illustrating the intricacies of even the smallest brains.
This advancement in mapping connects to broader efforts in neuroscience, including future work on mapping the mouse brain.
Alzheimer's timeline shows changes start as trickle, become torrent
Alzheimer's disease has two phases, with somatostatin neurons being particularly vulnerable in the early phase.
Psychedelic Drugs May Give a Glimpse Into Near-Death Experiences
Psychedelic experiences share significant overlap with near-death experiences, suggesting psychedelics might mimic aspects of such profound states.
Dinosaurs unearthed in China may have ended with a collapse, not a catastrophe
The Yixian Formation's dinosaur fossils offer profound insights, with a new hypothesis suggesting burrow collapses contributed to their preservation instead of volcanic activity.
LGBTQ+ people may have higher risk of dementia, study suggests
LGBTQ+ individuals face higher risks of dementia and depression due to minority stress and discrimination, according to extensive research.
This Probiotic Could Be A Missing Link Between Our Gut and Our Mental Health
The gut microbiome significantly affects mental health and stress response through its influence on the body's circadian rhythms.
I never want you around your grandchild': the families torn apart when adult children decide to go no contact'
Estrangement is a widespread issue in families, often led by emotional manipulation and volatile relationships.
Teenagers displaying problematic phone use' more likely to be depressed
Teenagers with problematic smartphone use may face insomnia, anxiety & depression, resembling addiction patterns but lacking clear harm demonstration for diagnosis.
LGBTQ+ people may have higher risk of dementia, study suggests
LGBTQ+ individuals face higher risks of dementia and depression due to minority stress and discrimination, according to extensive research.
This Probiotic Could Be A Missing Link Between Our Gut and Our Mental Health
The gut microbiome significantly affects mental health and stress response through its influence on the body's circadian rhythms.
I never want you around your grandchild': the families torn apart when adult children decide to go no contact'
Estrangement is a widespread issue in families, often led by emotional manipulation and volatile relationships.
Teenagers displaying problematic phone use' more likely to be depressed
Teenagers with problematic smartphone use may face insomnia, anxiety & depression, resembling addiction patterns but lacking clear harm demonstration for diagnosis.
Political assassination attempts are not an effective way to create change, says more than a 100 years' worth of data
Assassinations often result in chaos instead of political change according to research conducted by Benjamin Jones and Benjamin Olken.
The Surprising Reality of Political Violence in America
Support for political violence among Americans, especially Republicans, decreased after Trump's assassination attempt, contrary to expectations of increased violence.
Recent studies suggest that instances of extremist violence have actually declined, contradicting popular perceptions of escalating political tensions in the U.S.
Political assassination attempts are not an effective way to create change, says more than a 100 years' worth of data
Assassinations often result in chaos instead of political change according to research conducted by Benjamin Jones and Benjamin Olken.
The Surprising Reality of Political Violence in America
Support for political violence among Americans, especially Republicans, decreased after Trump's assassination attempt, contrary to expectations of increased violence.
Recent studies suggest that instances of extremist violence have actually declined, contradicting popular perceptions of escalating political tensions in the U.S.
Polarization in politics may stem from distorted views of opponents, leading to heightened hostility.
Misinformation Is Exhausting. Listening Helps
Media literacy can combat misinformation, but searching for quality news may inadvertently lead individuals into deeper misconceptions.
Sadiq Khan received thousands of abusive messages after being re-elected mayor of London
The study highlights excessive online abuse towards politicians, especially in the context of major elections, indicating a rising trend in political hostility.
What Do We See When We See Our Opponents?
Polarization in politics may stem from distorted views of opponents, leading to heightened hostility.
Misinformation Is Exhausting. Listening Helps
Media literacy can combat misinformation, but searching for quality news may inadvertently lead individuals into deeper misconceptions.
Sadiq Khan received thousands of abusive messages after being re-elected mayor of London
The study highlights excessive online abuse towards politicians, especially in the context of major elections, indicating a rising trend in political hostility.
"Gay face" is a real thing, according to this new study - Queerty
Gay men tend to share similar facial features due to societal grooming habits and biological differences, known as 'gay face'.
Research indicates that 'gay face' is a spectrum influenced by various factors, not a strict binary.
School textbooks are SEXIST, woke scientists say
Textbooks globally reflect gender stereotypes, undermining women's achievements and reinforcing traditional roles.
Evidence of Negative Time' Found in Quantum Physics Experiment
Researchers have demonstrated that photons can give the appearance of exiting a material before they enter it, suggesting a negative time effect in quantum phenomena.
What Do Americans Think About Animal Protection Policies?
Public attitudes toward animal protection are shifting significantly, emphasizing the need for policies to reflect these changing views.
PCOS Linked to Greater Risk of Eating Disorders
PCOS is widespread yet significantly misunderstood, leading to improper treatment options and potential harm to those affected.
Key Takeaways from Our Ablation Studies on LLMs | HackerNoon
Meta-prompt design is critical for improving optimization performance in large language models.
IQ test from John's Hopkins University challenges YOU to spot the 'T'
Ignoring distractions can enhance visual search performance in complex environments.
Earth to get a new 'mini-moon' for more than 50 days
A small asteroid named 2024 PT5 will orbit Earth from September 29 to November 25, acting as a mini-moon during this time.
A smile and a sympathetic ear go a long way in politics sadly, not far enough | Torsten Bell
To persuade effectively, sharing a compelling story is more important than just listening.
Study finds use of puberty blockers safe and reversible, countering anti-trans accusations
Puberty blockers for minors are safe and reversible, challenging concerns about transgender healthcare.
Parents' concerns about reproduction affect responses to their own kids coming out - LGBTQ Nation
Parents' attitudes toward children's non-heterosexual orientation may reflect concerns about future reproductive capabilities.
Deductive Verification with Natural Programs: Case Studies | HackerNoon
The article discusses using language models for deductive reasoning and their effectiveness in identifying logical errors.
On Facebook ads, users may dislike 'likes'
The effectiveness of social media advertisements varies with the type of ad and the endorsing friends.
Accumulation of 'likes' on CTA ads may not always increase user engagement.
Do People Who Marry Become More Sexist?
Marriage may initially increase hostile sexism among both men and women, rather than decrease it.
The 5 Most Common Reasons Why Women Cheat
Unhappiness in relationships significantly drives women's infidelity compared to men, revealing a distinct emotional need for fulfillment.
The surprising cause of fasting's regenerative powers
Breaking a fast offers significant health benefits, particularly in enhancing stem cell activity for repair, but also poses risks such as potential cancer development.
High-Dimensional Sudoku Puzzle Proves Mathematicians Wrong on Long-standing Geometry Problem
Tiling in higher dimensions can result in nonrepeating chaos, challenging the periodic tiling conjecture.
A new type of strictly aperiodic tile was discovered, disproving the conjecture that all tiling must repeat.
Click, crackle and pop: healthy soil makes more noise, scientists find
Healthy soil produces a unique soundscape of invertebrate activity, indicating soil health and biodiversity.
High-end racing bikes are now vulnerable to hacking
Wireless gear-shifting systems in high-end bikes are vulnerable to cyberattacks, potentially threatening the integrity of professional cycling events.
New research explores the urea cycle's strong connection to fatty liver disease
The urea cycle plays a critical role in the development of fatty liver disease, offering potential for new treatments.
Two New Dementia Risk Factors Have Been Uncovered - And You Can Actually Do Something About Them
Scientists identified modifiable dementia risk factors: high cholesterol under 40 and untreated vision loss.
Nearly half of global dementia cases are linked to 14 modifiable risk factors, including hypertension and smoking.
Patients seriously affected by flu or Covid may have high levels of crucial enzyme, research finds
Abnormally high levels of enzyme Olah found in seriously ill patients with common respiratory viruses may lead to severe infections and inflammation.
Making workers return to the office might not make them any more productive
Working from home can increase productivity and workers often devote saved time to extra unpaid work.
New Drug Restores Lost Alzheimer's Memories in Mice
Researchers found a molecule, DDL-920, that restores cognition and memories lost to Alzheimer's in mouse trials.
Arid areas have as much diversity as jungles and forests
Arid zones boast twice the plant diversity of humid regions, disproving the misconception of sterility associated with aridity.
Beijing air pollution study could unlock solution to persistent smog
Despite improvements, Beijing's air pollution levels still exceed WHO guidelines.
Advanced research suggests Beijing's pollution originates from sources beyond the city.
Death toll for birds hitting buildings may be over 1 billion a year in US report
More than 1 billion birds die yearly from building collisions in the US, with less than half of injured birds surviving.
No, Netflix's 'You Are What You Eat' Doc Isn't Forcing You to Go Vegan.
Research shows that a diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and non-animal protein sources promotes longevity and health.
Incidence of 17 cancers on the rise in younger generations, major new study says
Gen X and Millennials in the U.S. show increased risk for 17 cancers compared to previous generations, with some cancers spiking among younger age groups.
Gen X, Millennials more likely to get cancer, new study shows
Cancer rates increasing in younger generations is a concerning trend for future burdens.