Cannabis may reduce the risk of atrial fibrillation and improve hospital outcomes for users, challenging negative perceptions about its impact on heart health.
Implicit bias training often raises awareness but fails to change actual behavior or policing decisions critically.
When Should Kids Get a Smartphone?
Parents struggle with determining the right age for their child to have a smartphone, balancing risks of various societal issues.
Combining Ayahuasca Compound with Drugs like Ozempic Could Help Treat Diabetes, Mouse Model Suggests
Scientists have discovered a possible drug combination, including a natural compound and a weight-loss medication, to significantly increase human insulin-producing cell numbers for potential diabetes treatment.
How extra cash changes lives
Cash benefits effectiveness in the domestic context for poor Americans is unclear based on recent studies.
Basic Income Gives Money without Strings. Here's How People Spend It
Basic income can significantly improve financial security and stability, demonstrated by studies showing increased spending on basic needs and reduced emergency room visits.
Do zinc products really help shorten a cold? It's hard to say
Over-the-counter zinc products may slightly reduce common cold symptoms, but inconsistent research calls for further studies.
What Type of Sharer Are You? Improve Your Social Media With Our Quiz
Exploring different types of social media personalities through research studies can help individuals understand their own social sharing behavior.
Irishmen fall short in ranking of average penis sizes around the world
Data collected independently due to potential exaggeration by men.
Germany conducted a review to determine the global average penis size.
Audio long read: Why are so many young people getting cancer? What the data say
Rates of cancers affecting young adults are increasing globally.
Contributors like obesity and early screening don't fully explain the rise in early-onset cancer cases.
Researchers are delving into studies tracking the health of children decades ago to understand the reasons behind the trend.
Aging researcher Coleen Murphy: All the doctors in the longevity field are taking metformin'
The worm Caenorhabditis elegans has been pivotal in aging research, offering insights into genetic regulation and longevity.
Researcher Coleen Murphy utilizes worms to study aging, focusing on how it impacts learning, memory, and reproduction.
Maybe Our PhonesAren'tthe Problem, Argues a New Book
Digital devices may not be as harmful as commonly believed, according to psychologist Pete Etchells in his book Unlocked.
Observational studies linking screen time to negative impacts often lack solid evidence of causation.
Pregnancy and Childbirth Reshape the Brain in Profound, Sometimes Lasting Ways
Pregnancy and childbirth impact the brain differently based on when it is examined.
Maternal neuroscience is an evolving field with temporary and permanent brain changes observed.
Four change-makers seek impact in medical research
Smoking during pregnancy is a proven risk factor for fetal health issues.
Epigenetic changes caused by smoking during pregnancy can impact infants' genes.
Research suggests COVID-19 affects brain age and IQ score
Brain fog is a common post-COVID health issue affecting mental clarity.
COVID-19 can have various impacts on brain health like memory problems and brain volume shrinkage.
Want cheaper cyber insurance? Security leaders say improving resilience has helped them save on coverage
Cyber insurance premiums are decreasing as companies focus on improving security measures, resulting in a more widespread adoption of cyber insurance policies.