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âMany studies reported null results for the first generation of epigenetic clocks, raising questions about the underlying hypothesis as well as the validity of the clocks themselves,â explains co-author Daniel…
Psychiatric trials typically define success as symptom reduction, yet patients prioritize meaning, vitality, and functioning. This imbalance undervalues experiential benefits, distorting clinical, policy, and FDA…
Emotion recognition (ER) is a core socio-cognitive skill supported by distributed brain networks, including face-selective occipito-temporal regions, the superior temporal sulcus, and the amygdala, which interact with…
Currently, the application of design thinking in the field of STEM education is expanding. However, in this field, there is currently no systematic analysis or comprehensive explanation of the extent to which design…
Artificial intelligence (AI) may enhance the effectiveness of routine mental health care, yet large-scale real-world evaluations remain limited. We examined whether employer-level access to AI-enabled continuous care…
Temporarily pausing puberty with leuprolide in adolescent rats delays reproductive development. However, research in Biology of Sex Differences and Hormones and Behavior provides evidence that subjects achieve full…
Eating a climate-friendly diet packed with plants might do more than protect the environment. A large study found that strict adherence to sustainable eating habits is associated with a lower risk of stroke, depression…
Back in the 1950s when Dr. Kelly Brownell was a young boy, snacking didn’t really exist. “Children ate three meals and maybe one snack,” he says. And typically that snack occurred in one place: at
New research suggests much of the toxic behavior in online video games stems from a simple misunderstanding. When players misinterpret ambiguous actions as trolling, they often retaliate, accidentally sparking a…
New research suggests posture can influence emotions and decisions. Sitting upright led to more positive feelings and better risk-taking. Participants in the study did not realize their posture was ...
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People actively alter how much and what kind of news they read depending on whether the day’s headlines are favorable to their preferred political party, shifting their browsing habits in response to negative coverage.
Many young people face mental health challenges that continue into adulthood, highlighting the need for long-term psychiatric support.
Scientists have finally seen a long-predicted motion on the sun, and it may help explain explosive solar activity.
A recent study in Political Research Quarterly suggests that while Americans claim to support specific judicial philosophies, most struggle to apply them consistently. For the general public, terms like originalism act…
by Paulina Stoklosa, Risa Suzuki, Murielle Golomingi, Bojun Li, Manfred Heller, Kiyotaka Hitomi, Elaissa Trybus Hardy, Wilbur A. Lam, Verena Schroeder Transglutaminases are enzymes with pleiotropic functions in the human…
by Jeff K. Vallance, Lynn Corcoran Background The presence of a patent foramen ovale (PFO) in the heart is a risk factor for stroke due to the potential for paradoxical embolism. Given the implication of the heart in…
by Emily K. Eichenlaub, Aaron Gelinne, Deb Bhowmick, Jason R. Franz Background Degenerative cervical myelopathy (DCM) is the most common cervical spine disorder encountered in the aging population that commonly presents…
by Clément Gouraud, Sabrina Guemouni, Patricia Thoreux, Charles Ouazana-Vedrines, Victor Pitron, Corentin Verot, Kewei Xiang, Florian Baudry, Brigitte Ranque, Cédric Lemogne, for the CASPer-COVID Study Group Background…
by Eugene Yee Hing Tang, Uchenna Anyanwagu, Yu Fu, Christopher Price, The SSNAP Collaboration Ethnic disparities in stroke incidence and recurrence are well-known but there is conflicting evidence regarding post-stroke…
by Wan Wang, Xinghao Zhao, Lei Wang, Tingxin Qin Background Safety is the fundamental guarantee of power production. The safety of power operation personnel is closely related to public welfare and the sustained and…
by Ruoyan Pei, Pengge Ma, Jinwang Qian, Hai Yang, Junling Sun Object detection in complex traffic environments remains challenging due to illumination-induced feature degradation and weak responses from distant small…
by Louis Fabrice Tshimanga, Andrea Zanola, Federico Del Pup, Manfredo Atzori We present TokenUNet, adopting the TokenLearner and TokenFuser modules to encase Transformers into UNets. While Transformers enable expressive…
by Geraldine Vitry, Jerry Angdisen, Pauline Arriaga, Shawn Irgen-Gioro, Megan A. Sawant, Daniel C. Vuong, Peter Ilhardt, Jacques Fehr, Bartosz Cwikla, Brian Ponnaiya, Jamie L. Inman, Jian-Hua Mao, Antoine M. Snijders…
by Jiafeng Zhang, Xiaobei Ding, Qin Fan, Jiezhe Yang, Yan Xia, Chengliang Chai Background HIV-1 RNA quantification assays are essential for evaluating antiretroviral therapy (ART) efficacy and diagnosing HIV infection…
by Emiliano Serviole, Antoine Henriot, Christiane Gallet, Coralie Audoin The development of a robust taxonomy for the genus Rubus remains a real challenge, due to apomictic reproduction and hybridization that led to a…
by Caecilia S. E. Doorenbos, Yvonne van der Veen, Adrian Post, Jip Jonker, Tim J. Knobbe, Daan Kremer, Dion Groothof, M. Rebecca Heiner-Fokkema, Christa A. Koops, Klaas Bijsterveld, Erik Marsman, Ietje T. Hazenberg…
by Yujie Cui, Lin Li Precisely measuring the phased achievements of common prosperity and analyzing the spatial distribution characteristics and driving mechanisms of its development level are crucial for promoting…
by Elizabeth M. Grylls, Graham Glassford, Stuart Carrington, Martin J. Turner This study investigates the effects of the 2021 Northern Territory Institute of Sport (NTIS) High Performance Officiating Program (HPOP) on…
by Agnieszka Drozdowska-Szymczak, Sabina Adrianna Łukawska, Natalia Mazanowska, Beata Broniarek-Samson, Jakub Zdulski, Ewa Mierzejewska, Tadeusz Issat, Paweł Krajewski Introduction S100B protein is a biomarker associated…
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