February 1, 2023 Report Open Access Hamburg Climate Futures Outlook: The plausibility of a 1.5°C limit to global warming - social drivers and physical processes Engels, Anita; Marotzke, Jochem; Gres

Endangered male northern quolls are giving up sleep in favour of having more sex – and it could be killing them, according to new research led by the University of the Sunshine Coast. Media release

Source: Allinoch/Pixabay These days, we may be experiencing high levels of stress–due to the pandemic, supply-chain disruptions, inflation, recession, international conflicts, and other issues affect

Media release The Lancet The Lancet: Planting more trees could decrease deaths from higher summer temperatures in cities by a third, modelling study suggests Modelling of 93 European cities finds t

Our UK-based cohort study suggests that higher UPF consumption may be linked to an increased burden and mortality for overall and certain site-specific cancers especially ovarian cancer in women. The

A study of parents and adolescents in Canada showed that parents who experienced spanking, physical or emotional abuse in the childhood or lived with a mentally ill person in that period, may be more

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The use of medical cannabis products is associated with substantial long-term decreases in the daily use of prescription opioids among patients suffering from chronic pain, according to data published

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New research published in the Journal of Social and Personal Relationships provides evidence that mindfulness can help to enhance attachment security among romantic couples. The new findings deepen ou

A lack of quality sleep can cause aggressive behavior, according to recent longitudinal findings published in the journal Biological Psychology. Brain imaging data revealed that the effect may be rela

A new molecule could offer non-hormonal contraceptive options for people who produce sperm, according to new research published in The American Chemical Society (ACS)’s Journal of Medicinal Chemistry.

A team of researchers at the University of Toronto have designed a solution to reduce the amount of microplastic fibres shed when washing synthetic fabrics. In a world swamped by fast fashion – an in

Concussions may be associated with worse brain function at later age: study Experiencing three or more traumatic brain injuries was linked with lower cognitive function later in life. The findings c

Autistic people are more likely to experience cardiovascular and metabolic conditions such as diabetes, heart disease and high cholesterol than their non-autistic peers, according to international res

Wealth inequality in the United States has increased more quickly than in Europe in the last 50 years, according to a new Imperial study. The wealth gap was partly due to significant rises in stock m

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Honey bee colony loss and parasites across space and time Honey bee colony loss strongly depends on spatio-temporal factors33,42, which in turn have to be jointly modeled with other stressors. Focusi

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Between August 2021 and July 2022, COVID-19 was a leading cause of death in children and young people in the US, ranking eighth overall. COVID-19 was the top cause of death in children from an infect

Despite reasons for concern about CMBPs, little is known about how such products are used. This study aims to learn more about how CMBPs are used by children 12 years of age and younger in the United

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Serotonin can impact the mitral valve of the heart and potentially accelerate a cardiac condition known as degenerative mitral regurgitation, according to a new study led by researchers at Columbia

By Peter Rejcek, science writer The global population recently hit eight billion people. Yet climate change and human environmental impacts threaten our long-term food security. Researchers at the Un

New research sheds light on the psychological profiles of individuals who have been convicted of capital murder in California and sentenced to death. The study, published in the Journal of Forensic Sc

Increased areas of ITs/PAs for forest conservation The number and area of ITs/PAs in the BLA increased from 1980 to 2018 with noticeable characteristics (Fig. 1a). The ITs area rose slowly from 0.2 ×

It is well established that air travel plays a key role in the global spread of many enteric and respiratory diseases, including COVID-19. Even with travel restrictions (e.g. mask wearing, negative CO

Can one single antibody catch them all? Scientists discover antibodies that recognise all SARS-CoV-2 variants and also other coronaviruses that cause human disease The coronavirus keeps evolving, and

Results 29 072 participants were included (mean age of 72.23 years; 48.54% (n=14 113) were women; and 20.43% (n=5939) were APOE ε4 carriers). Over the 10 year follow-up period (2009-19), participants

By Cara Murez HealthDay Reporter (HealthDay) WEDNESDAY, Jan. 25, 2023 (HealthDay News) – It’s well known that obesity fuels an increase in a person’s risk for other chronic health conditions. Now,

No backside, no problem for some young sea spiders. The creatures can regenerate nearly complete parts of their bottom halves — including muscles, reproductive organs and the anus — or make do withou

| By Deborah Kotz Patients hospitalized with fractures typically receive an injectable blood thinner, low-molecular-weight heparin, to prevent life-threatening blood clots. A new clinical trial, howe

Breastfeeding has not yet reached optimal prevalence in many countries, including Ireland [2, 5]. With a formula feeding rate of 43.1% in 2016, Ireland is a fertile population in which to study associ

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A study of over 7000 people from 14 countries has revealed that poor mating performance is a common phenomenon, with roughly one in four people experiencing difficulty in attracting and retaining inti

Missing Plastic Paradox Since the mass production of plastics began in the 1950s, a significant portion of plastic waste has made its way to the ocean via rivers, blown off from land by winds or dire