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AI hiring test finds bias against men with Anglo-Saxon names

Recent AI models used in mock interviews show bias against men with Anglo-Saxon names.

I Hope you all Participate in this survey

The research studies the impact of NCII Computer Systems Servicing on graduates' employability skills.

Creativity in UX Design: How AI Can Help-and Hinder-Innovation

AI significantly enhances individual creativity, particularly in writing and possibly UX design.
#psychology

AI chatbot gets conspiracy theorists to question their convictions

AI can change people's minds by providing facts to counter conspiracy theories.

Does mood lighten or darken as clocks go back? Britons urged to join study

The autumn time change affects people's wellbeing and perception of time, prompting a new study to explore these impacts.

Why people CHEAT - and it could explain why Bill Clinton had an affair

Powerful individuals, like politicians and CEOs, are significantly more likely to engage in infidelity due to confidence and perceived desirability.

Forcing a Smile Using Electrical Stimulation Can Boost Your Mood

Facial expressions significantly influence emotions, providing evidence for the facial feedback hypothesis.

AI chatbot gets conspiracy theorists to question their convictions

AI can change people's minds by providing facts to counter conspiracy theories.

Does mood lighten or darken as clocks go back? Britons urged to join study

The autumn time change affects people's wellbeing and perception of time, prompting a new study to explore these impacts.

Why people CHEAT - and it could explain why Bill Clinton had an affair

Powerful individuals, like politicians and CEOs, are significantly more likely to engage in infidelity due to confidence and perceived desirability.

Forcing a Smile Using Electrical Stimulation Can Boost Your Mood

Facial expressions significantly influence emotions, providing evidence for the facial feedback hypothesis.
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Can YOU tell if these accents are real? Take the test to find out

Some UK accents are harder to fake than others, suggesting an evolutionary advantage in detecting outsiders.

Facebook ads targeting people at risk of harm under scrutiny

Alcohol and gambling companies target vulnerable individuals with personalized Facebook advertising, raising concerns about accountability and the need for greater regulation.
#covid-19

New Research Sheds Light on a Surprising Connection Between COVID-19 and Cancer Regression - News Center

COVID-19 infection could trigger immune cell development that fights cancer, offering potential new treatments.

COVID-19 Hitches a Ride on Mucus to Spread Deep Into Lungs - News Center

COVID-19 spreads via mucus in the respiratory tract, allowing it to infect deeper areas of the lungs and form transmissible aerosols.

Research shows gaming could be good for mental health

Video gaming can have positive effects on mental health, challenging traditional negative perceptions.

Could This Common Antibiotic Gel Help You Avoid COVID?

Scientists do not encourage using Neosporin in the nose for COVID protection, but initial studies show potential in boosting the body's innate immune system.

New Research Sheds Light on a Surprising Connection Between COVID-19 and Cancer Regression - News Center

COVID-19 infection could trigger immune cell development that fights cancer, offering potential new treatments.

COVID-19 Hitches a Ride on Mucus to Spread Deep Into Lungs - News Center

COVID-19 spreads via mucus in the respiratory tract, allowing it to infect deeper areas of the lungs and form transmissible aerosols.

Research shows gaming could be good for mental health

Video gaming can have positive effects on mental health, challenging traditional negative perceptions.

Could This Common Antibiotic Gel Help You Avoid COVID?

Scientists do not encourage using Neosporin in the nose for COVID protection, but initial studies show potential in boosting the body's innate immune system.
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#cognitive-health

Wine, nuts, and olive oil: Foods in the MIND diet may save your memory

The MIND diet could lower the risk of developing memory problems by focusing on brain-healthy foods.

An egg a day may be the best medicine for a woman's brain

Egg consumption may benefit cognitive health, particularly in older adults, but further research is needed to confirm these findings.

Wine, nuts, and olive oil: Foods in the MIND diet may save your memory

The MIND diet could lower the risk of developing memory problems by focusing on brain-healthy foods.

An egg a day may be the best medicine for a woman's brain

Egg consumption may benefit cognitive health, particularly in older adults, but further research is needed to confirm these findings.
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How Sensitivity Shapes Our Reactions to Life's Highs and Lows

Highly sensitive individuals initially struggle more with stress but benefit more from positive experiences due to their heightened environmental sensitivity.
#animal-behavior

Chimpanzees are show-offs! Apes perform better with an audience

Chimpanzee performance in tasks is influenced by the presence of an audience, indicating an inherited 'audience effect' from our ancestors.

Animals getting drunk off alcohol in the wild is common, study finds

Many animals, like monkeys and lemurs, intentionally consume ethanol, suggesting it may have social benefits similar to those seen in humans.

Move aside, Sonic! Tiny bug can do the fastest backflips on Earth

Globular springtails are the fastest flipping creatures on Earth, outperforming even video game characters like Sonic the Hedgehog with their incredible jumping skills.

Who's a good boy? Study reveals the key to bonding with your dog

To bond with dogs, speak slowly instead of in a high-pitched tone, aligning with their comprehension of human speech.

How you treat your dog says a lot about your own upbringing, vets say

Parenting styles influence adult dog-ownership practices, including care and discipline methods.

Chimpanzees are show-offs! Apes perform better with an audience

Chimpanzee performance in tasks is influenced by the presence of an audience, indicating an inherited 'audience effect' from our ancestors.

Animals getting drunk off alcohol in the wild is common, study finds

Many animals, like monkeys and lemurs, intentionally consume ethanol, suggesting it may have social benefits similar to those seen in humans.

Move aside, Sonic! Tiny bug can do the fastest backflips on Earth

Globular springtails are the fastest flipping creatures on Earth, outperforming even video game characters like Sonic the Hedgehog with their incredible jumping skills.

Who's a good boy? Study reveals the key to bonding with your dog

To bond with dogs, speak slowly instead of in a high-pitched tone, aligning with their comprehension of human speech.

How you treat your dog says a lot about your own upbringing, vets say

Parenting styles influence adult dog-ownership practices, including care and discipline methods.
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Researchers Confirm That Conservative Christian Women Are Having Horrible Sex

Conservative Christian beliefs around sexual purity may contribute to increased sexual pain and decreased marital satisfaction.

The '27 Club' is a MYTH, study claims

The belief in the '27 Club' myth is debunked; age 27 does not have a higher mortality risk for famous individuals.
#mental-health

Cutting screen time to 3 hours per week improves kids' behavior and mental health in days

Drastically reducing children's leisure screen time to three hours per week can lead to significant mental health and behavior improvements in just two weeks.

How parents aid in first-year college student success

Parental support significantly impacts first-year college students' mental health and overall success.

Moving in with someone cuts chances of being depressed, finds study

Cohabiting couples have a lower risk of depression than singles, according to a study involving over 100,000 individuals.

Moving A Lot During Childhood Could Increase Risk Of Depression Later In Life

Moving during childhood linked to increased risk of depression, especially with multiple moves.

Science Is Slowly Uncovering the Link Between Mental Health and Perimenopause

Perimenopause significantly increases the risk of developing bipolar disorder in women, highlighting a critical area for mental health research.

Poor physical health associated with depression through link to brain, research shows

The study shows a significant association between poor physical health across multiple organ systems and depression, with the brain playing a key role in linking physical and mental health.

Cutting screen time to 3 hours per week improves kids' behavior and mental health in days

Drastically reducing children's leisure screen time to three hours per week can lead to significant mental health and behavior improvements in just two weeks.

How parents aid in first-year college student success

Parental support significantly impacts first-year college students' mental health and overall success.

Moving in with someone cuts chances of being depressed, finds study

Cohabiting couples have a lower risk of depression than singles, according to a study involving over 100,000 individuals.

Moving A Lot During Childhood Could Increase Risk Of Depression Later In Life

Moving during childhood linked to increased risk of depression, especially with multiple moves.

Science Is Slowly Uncovering the Link Between Mental Health and Perimenopause

Perimenopause significantly increases the risk of developing bipolar disorder in women, highlighting a critical area for mental health research.

Poor physical health associated with depression through link to brain, research shows

The study shows a significant association between poor physical health across multiple organ systems and depression, with the brain playing a key role in linking physical and mental health.
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Why are marmosets and humans the only known primates that have names?

Common marmosets can use names to call individuals, expanding the list of animals with naming abilities.

Universe would die before monkey with keyboard writes Shakespeare, study finds

Mathematicians argue that the infinite monkey theorem is misleading, showing that producing Shakespeare's works is statistically improbable even over massive timescales.

Experiencing intense emotions with others makes people feel more connected, study finds

Experiencing intense emotions alongside others strengthens social bonds, especially when visual contact is maintained.
#climate-change

Climate crisis caused half of European heat deaths in 2022, says study

Climate change is currently responsible for over half of heat-related deaths in Europe, highlighting urgent public health implications.

Climate change could trigger a surge in domestic violence, study warns

Climate change can increase domestic violence rates, particularly in lower GDP countries after extreme weather events.

Climate crisis caused half of European heat deaths in 2022, says study

Climate change is currently responsible for over half of heat-related deaths in Europe, highlighting urgent public health implications.

Climate change could trigger a surge in domestic violence, study warns

Climate change can increase domestic violence rates, particularly in lower GDP countries after extreme weather events.
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#sexual-health

Young People are Having Better Sex

Cannabis use among young adults may enhance sexual function, leading to better orgasms and increased pleasure.

La brecha del orgasmo' no se va con la edad para las mujeres heterosexuales

The orgasm gap between men and women persists regardless of age, with men reporting higher rates of orgasms across sexual orientations.

Young People are Having Better Sex

Cannabis use among young adults may enhance sexual function, leading to better orgasms and increased pleasure.

La brecha del orgasmo' no se va con la edad para las mujeres heterosexuales

The orgasm gap between men and women persists regardless of age, with men reporting higher rates of orgasms across sexual orientations.
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Study reveals three ways to disappear down a Wikipedia rabbit hole

Understanding curiosity styles on Wikipedia can enhance user experience and teamwork.

Naval sonar affects dolphins at shockingly low levels - Here's why that matters

Dolphins are more sensitive to military sonar than previously thought, prompting a reevaluation of regulatory standards for marine mammal protection.

These Hornets Can Thrive on Just Alcohol without Getting Buzzed

Hornets can survive on an 80% ethanol solution, showcasing their unique tolerance and metabolic adaptations.

How to get Democrats, Republicans to strengthen democracy | Cornell Chronicle

Effective strategies to reduce U.S. political polarization include showing sympathetic figures with differing beliefs and creating a shared identity.
#artificial-intelligence

The Most Sophisticated AIs Are Most Likely to Lie, Worrying Research Finds

New AI chatbots are becoming less trustworthy by providing more answers, including a higher proportion of inaccuracies compared to older models.

How AI breakthrough could improve IVF odds

AI outperforms senior embryologists in IVF embryo selection, being ten times faster and equally effective.

Apple Engineers Show How Flimsy AI 'Reasoning' Can Be

Recent research shows that LLMs' mathematical reasoning is unreliable and not genuinely logical, emphasizing the need for more rigorous understanding.

AI Chatbots Have a Political Bias That Could Unknowingly Influence Society

LLMs exhibit political biases, predominantly left-leaning, impacting the information and advice provided to users.

The Most Sophisticated AIs Are Most Likely to Lie, Worrying Research Finds

New AI chatbots are becoming less trustworthy by providing more answers, including a higher proportion of inaccuracies compared to older models.

How AI breakthrough could improve IVF odds

AI outperforms senior embryologists in IVF embryo selection, being ten times faster and equally effective.

Apple Engineers Show How Flimsy AI 'Reasoning' Can Be

Recent research shows that LLMs' mathematical reasoning is unreliable and not genuinely logical, emphasizing the need for more rigorous understanding.

AI Chatbots Have a Political Bias That Could Unknowingly Influence Society

LLMs exhibit political biases, predominantly left-leaning, impacting the information and advice provided to users.
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Introduce cats and dogs gradually to prevent fighting, study finds

Gradual introduction is crucial for preventing aggression between new puppies and existing cats.
#health-risks

Light pollution at night may increase risk of Alzheimer's, study finds

Exposure to outdoor light at night is linked to increased Alzheimer's disease prevalence, particularly in individuals under 65.

Light pollution could increase risk of Alzheimer's, study finds

Excessive nighttime light pollution is linked to increased Alzheimer's risk, particularly in individuals under 65.

Parkinson's disease shows significant link to damage in the gut

Upper GI damage may significantly increase the risk of developing Parkinson's disease, supporting the gut-brain connection theory.

Aged garlic could be a game-changer for those battling high blood pressure

High blood pressure is a silent condition with significant health risks, often unnoticed without symptoms.
Kyolic Aged Garlic Extract may help reduce blood pressure significantly according to a recent study.

Women whose periods stop early at higher risk of autoimmune conditions, study shows

Women with premature ovarian insufficiency are significantly more likely to develop severe autoimmune diseases before or after diagnosis.

Pint of no return? Two-thirds measure could boost English health study

Switching to two-thirds of a pint may reduce alcohol consumption and improve public health in Britain.

Light pollution at night may increase risk of Alzheimer's, study finds

Exposure to outdoor light at night is linked to increased Alzheimer's disease prevalence, particularly in individuals under 65.

Light pollution could increase risk of Alzheimer's, study finds

Excessive nighttime light pollution is linked to increased Alzheimer's risk, particularly in individuals under 65.

Parkinson's disease shows significant link to damage in the gut

Upper GI damage may significantly increase the risk of developing Parkinson's disease, supporting the gut-brain connection theory.

Aged garlic could be a game-changer for those battling high blood pressure

High blood pressure is a silent condition with significant health risks, often unnoticed without symptoms.
Kyolic Aged Garlic Extract may help reduce blood pressure significantly according to a recent study.

Women whose periods stop early at higher risk of autoimmune conditions, study shows

Women with premature ovarian insufficiency are significantly more likely to develop severe autoimmune diseases before or after diagnosis.

Pint of no return? Two-thirds measure could boost English health study

Switching to two-thirds of a pint may reduce alcohol consumption and improve public health in Britain.
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#exercise

The secret to slimming? Special 'skinny genes' double weight loss

Genetics may influence weight loss success, with specific 'skinny genes' aiding in more effective weight management.

Exercise Can Prevent Chronic Pain

Regular exercise is linked to higher pain tolerance and lower risk of chronic pain development.

Study reveals best exercise for type-1 diabetes patients

Interval and continuous aerobic workouts can help mitigate blood sugar drops for type-1 diabetes patients, encouraging more exercise participation.

The secret to slimming? Special 'skinny genes' double weight loss

Genetics may influence weight loss success, with specific 'skinny genes' aiding in more effective weight management.

Exercise Can Prevent Chronic Pain

Regular exercise is linked to higher pain tolerance and lower risk of chronic pain development.

Study reveals best exercise for type-1 diabetes patients

Interval and continuous aerobic workouts can help mitigate blood sugar drops for type-1 diabetes patients, encouraging more exercise participation.
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Comb jellies fuse together when injured, study finds

Comb jellies can heal and fuse when injured, demonstrating remarkable regenerative abilities that offer insights into their nervous systems.

Is the traditional Irish family sit-down around the dinner table every night dead?

A significant number of people eat together less than four times a week, despite a desire for more communal meals among younger demographics.

Blue, green, gold: Why eyes of wild cats vary in color - Harvard Gazette

The study traces the diversity of iris colors in cats to a common gray-eyed ancestor, revealing unique evolutionary insights.

You Can Stand Under My Umbrella, if You're an Egg-Laying Locust

Desert locusts can breed in extreme heat with the help of males acting as living parasols, which may enhance sustainable management strategies.

How Following Gut Instincts Might Help Prevent Being Scammed

Higher bodily awareness helps older adults detect scams better.
Interoceptive accuracy relates to a stronger gut instinct in older adults.

Pre-baby preparations? Top things parents do to get ready for infant

Parents should have everything ready five weeks before the baby's due date.
Top priorities for parents include packing a hospital bag, preparing the nursery, and stocking essential supplies.
#alcohol-consumption

The power of the pint: is it time to retire one of the world's biggest beer measures?

A study found that removing pint glasses led to lower beer sales, sparking controversy about changing alcohol serving sizes.

Woke scientists want to shrink your PINT to limit alcohol consumption

Serving beer in smaller glasses can reduce consumption by nearly 10%.
Legislation to alter serving sizes may benefit public health but impact pub revenues.

The power of the pint: is it time to retire one of the world's biggest beer measures?

A study found that removing pint glasses led to lower beer sales, sparking controversy about changing alcohol serving sizes.

Woke scientists want to shrink your PINT to limit alcohol consumption

Serving beer in smaller glasses can reduce consumption by nearly 10%.
Legislation to alter serving sizes may benefit public health but impact pub revenues.
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Bi guys experience less body dissatisfaction than gay men, study finds - Queerty

Bisexual Awareness Week highlights the unique experiences of bisexual individuals within the LGBTQ+ community.
#nutrition

Unexpected food boost sex drive - but you'll need a strong stomach

Eating grasshoppers can improve libido and overall health, according to recent research from the University of Dschang.

Baby carrots may be the secret to beautiful skin, study reveals

Snacking on baby carrots can increase skin carotenoid levels, providing antioxidant protection and boosting immune function.

Unexpected food boost sex drive - but you'll need a strong stomach

Eating grasshoppers can improve libido and overall health, according to recent research from the University of Dschang.

Baby carrots may be the secret to beautiful skin, study reveals

Snacking on baby carrots can increase skin carotenoid levels, providing antioxidant protection and boosting immune function.
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#infant-health

Blood test at birth could eventually identify babies at increased risk of SIDS

Newborns with specific metabolic patterns are more likely to die from SIDS, suggesting potential early detection methods.

Blood test at birth could eventually identify babies at increased risk of SIDS

Newborns with specific metabolic patterns in their blood may be at a significantly higher risk of dying from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS).

Blood test at birth could eventually identify babies at increased risk of SIDS

Newborns with specific metabolic patterns are more likely to die from SIDS, suggesting potential early detection methods.

Blood test at birth could eventually identify babies at increased risk of SIDS

Newborns with specific metabolic patterns in their blood may be at a significantly higher risk of dying from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS).
moreinfant-health

Study finds toxic metals in tampons: FDA launches investigation

The FDA is investigating toxic metals in tampons, which could affect millions of women.
Existing studies indicate toxic metal presence but not their impact during tampon use.

Surprising Study Finds Student Athlete Concussions Associated With Slightly Improved Cognitive Performance

Concussions from college sports may be less harmful and even enhance cognitive performance, based on new research findings.

Revealed: The key sign that indicates a woman might be a PSYCHOPATH

Female psychopaths are more common than often recognized, with minimal makeup usage being a potential key indicator.

Do cellphones increase the risk of heart disease? Troubling findings require 'careful consideration,' researchers say

Cellphone use is linked to increased risk of heart disease, influenced by factors like poor sleep and psychological stress.
#communication

Readers prefer to click on a clear, simple headline - like this one

Simple headlines significantly improve article engagement and clicks compared to complex language.

1 in 4 Unresponsive People with Brain Injuries May Be Conscious

A significant portion of patients with severe brain injuries may be conscious despite a lack of physical responsiveness.

Readers prefer to click on a clear, simple headline - like this one

Simple headlines significantly improve article engagement and clicks compared to complex language.

1 in 4 Unresponsive People with Brain Injuries May Be Conscious

A significant portion of patients with severe brain injuries may be conscious despite a lack of physical responsiveness.
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Do People Who Marry Become More Sexist?

Marriage may not lead to decreased sexism among men or women, with both experiencing increased hostile sexism in the year following marriage.
#public-health

Half the world lacks access to safe drinking water DW 08/30/2024

More than 4.4 billion people lack access to safely managed drinking water, highlighting a significant global public health issue.

Recreational cannabis use may lower your risk of cognitive decline, study says

Nonmedical cannabis use may significantly reduce the risk of cognitive decline, challenging previous research findings.

Half the world lacks access to safe drinking water DW 08/30/2024

More than 4.4 billion people lack access to safely managed drinking water, highlighting a significant global public health issue.

Recreational cannabis use may lower your risk of cognitive decline, study says

Nonmedical cannabis use may significantly reduce the risk of cognitive decline, challenging previous research findings.
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Cut to the chase: Scientists reveal the worst paper for paper cuts

Certain types of paper pose a significantly higher risk for cuts, with dot matrix and newspaper being the worst offenders.

Study shows how students and teachers are using AI for college essays, letters of recommendation

30% of surveyed students and teachers use AI for college essays and recommendations, raising ethical concerns about its role in education.

Why Leering at Women's Bodies Could Be a Warning Sign

Assessing men's gaze behavior towards women can help predict potential sexual assault perpetrators more reliably than self-report methods.

Long COVID Looks Different in Kids

Long COVID symptoms differ significantly between children and adults, revealing unique challenges for various age groups.

Passing part of a medical licensing exam doesn't make ChatGPT a good doctor

ChatGPT struggles significantly in real-world medical diagnostics despite performing well on multiple-choice tests.
The study highlights limitations in AI when applied to complex medical cases with complications.
Google's AMIE demonstrates advanced diagnostic capabilities, suggesting that specialized AI may outperform general models like ChatGPT.

Study suggests that even the best AI models hallucinate a bunch | TechCrunch

Generative AI models are currently unreliable, often producing hallucinations, with better models achieving accuracy only 35% of the time.

Studying the skin of the great white shark could help reduce drag in aircraft

The great white shark's skin structure contributes to speed adaptation, inspiring more efficient vehicles.

Lung Disease is Focus of New NIH Grant - News Center

Neutrophils' role in lung diseases will be studied through a $12 million NIH grant led by Northwestern Medicine scientists.

Why, Exactly, are Ultraprocessed Foods so Hard to Resist? This Study is Trying to Find Out.

Ultraprocessed foods are the subject of a 28-day nutrition trial to understand their potential harm and impact on health.

Gen X Faces Heightened Cancer Risk - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly

Generation X has a higher likelihood of cancer diagnosis compared to previous generations, as indicated by research published in JAMA Network Open.

'Menopause must be treated fairly for women at work'

Menopausal women face unfair treatment in the workplace; research aims to address mental health impact and support needed.

Shocking moment endangered shark is hit by a boat is caught on camera

The footage captured a tragic incident of a boat colliding with an endangered basking shark, raising concerns about its survival.
#author-contributions

Spillover of highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1 virus to dairy cattle - Nature

The article highlights equal contributions of multiple authors in a research study.

Asymmetric hydrogenation of ketimines with minimally different alkyl groups - Nature

The article highlights the equal contributions of authors Mingyang Wang, Shihan Liu, and Hao Liu in a research study.

Spillover of highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1 virus to dairy cattle - Nature

The article highlights equal contributions of multiple authors in a research study.

Asymmetric hydrogenation of ketimines with minimally different alkyl groups - Nature

The article highlights the equal contributions of authors Mingyang Wang, Shihan Liu, and Hao Liu in a research study.
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Why homeless people are being tracked around London

The study tracked homeless people in south London for six months, revealing challenges and insights.

New Brain Scan Study Reveals How A Psychedelic Trip Looks In Real Time

Psilocybin triggers widespread brain changes lasting weeks,

At-home saliva test may catch deadly prostate cancers

At-home saliva tests may be more effective than blood tests for identifying genetic factors related to prostate cancer risk.

The race to understand the risks of the energy transition on wildlife - High Country News

Studying wildlife response to solar energy projects to mitigate impacts on pronghorn and other species, aiming to help wildlife survive energy transition.

Introducing peanuts early reduces kids' allergy risk: new study

Feeding infants peanut products early can reduce peanut allergies by 71% by age 5.

Brain-injured patients may be taken off life support too soon - Harvard Gazette

Some TBI patients for whom life support was withdrawn survived and recovered independence after a few months.
Clinicians' assumptions of poor outcomes can lead to a self-fulfilling prophecy of withdrawing life support, impacting recovery decisions.

Moo-ve out the way, men! Cows prefer to be cuddled by women

Cuddling cows can help soothe stress and anxiety, with cows showing a preference for interactions with women.
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