It’s also a virus that tells a story about how a person’s immune system is functioning.
Guilt-Prone People in Power Are Less Likely To Be Corrupt
“The first scenario is more of just a violation of moral principle.”
“The first scenario is more of just a violation of moral principle.”
Slow Walking Could Be a Sign of Dog Dementia
It could become a simple screening test for any veterinarian to perform on aging patients.
It could become a simple screening test for any veterinarian to perform on aging patients
Global Reservoirs Are Getting Emptier
Over the past two decades, global reservoirs have become increasingly empty despite an overall increase in total storage capacity due to the construction of new reservoirs, research finds.
Over the past two decades, global reservoirs have become increasingly empty despite an overall increase in total storage capacity due to the construction of new reservoirs, research finds.
Poor Sense of Smell Tied to Higher Depression Risk in Older Adults
Researchers say they have significant new evidence of a link between decreased sense of smell and risk of developing late-life depression.
Researchers say they have significant new evidence of a link between decreased sense of smell and risk of developing late-life depression.
Force of Hits, Not Just Number, Raises CTE Risk
The clearest predictor of what could cause a person to suffer the brain disease CTE later in life is the cumulative force of thousands of hits to the head, and not just the sheer volume of concussions, research shows.
The clearest predictor of what could cause a person to suffer the brain disease CTE later in life is the cumulative force of thousands of hits to the head, and not just the sheer volume of concussions, research shows.
Magnetic Muscle Therapy May Boost Mobility for Older Adults
Magnetic muscle therapy may improve mobility and lean body mass in older adults, a new study shows.
Magnetic muscle therapy may improve mobility and lean body mass in older adults, a new study shows.
Discovery May Lead to New Therapies for Hair Loss
The discovery of a molecular mechanism for stimulating hair growth may offer a road map for a new generation of therapies for androgenetic alopecia, a common form of hair loss in both women and men.
The discovery of a molecular mechanism for stimulating hair growth may offer a road map for a new generation of therapies for androgenetic alopecia, a common form of hair loss in both women and men.
Feeling ‘Called’ to Your Job Can Hide Mistreatment
Feeling a religious or spiritual calling to a job can be a huge motivator, but it can also potentially result in employee mistreatment and exploitation going unaddressed, according to new research.
Feeling a religious or spiritual calling to a job can be a huge motivator, but it can also potentially result in employee mistreatment and exploitation going unaddressed, according to new research.
How Pesticides Threaten Our Daily Cup of Coffee
A comprehensive review of research looks at ways to protect coffee plants from pests without the overuse of pesticides.
A comprehensive review of research looks at ways to protect coffee plants from pests without the overuse of pesticides.
Natural Disaster Impacts Affect Black People Most
The many personal, physical, and social impacts of natural disasters disproportionately affect Black people, new research shows.
The many personal, physical, and social impacts of natural disasters disproportionately affect Black people, new research shows.
Gas Stoves Raise Benzene Levels Above Secondhand Smoke
Cooking with gas stoves can raise indoor levels of the carcinogen benzene above those found in secondhand tobacco smoke, a new study shows.
Cooking with gas stoves can raise indoor levels of the carcinogen benzene above those found in secondhand tobacco smoke, a new study shows.
To Get Kids Into Science, Engage the Whole Family
To get kids into science for the long haul, new findings suggest it’s best to engage them alongside their families.
To get kids into science for the long haul, new findings suggest it’s best to engage them alongside their families.
College Students Who Cut Social Media Use Have Less Anxiety
College students who limited their social media use to 30 minutes a day scored significantly lower for anxiety, depression, loneliness, and fear of missing out compared to a control group, researchers report.
College students who limited their social media use to 30 minutes a day scored significantly lower for anxiety, depression, loneliness, and fear of missing out compared to a control group, researchers report.
Supreme Court Ruling Could Radically Alter College Admissions
Deborah Archer discusses the past and future of diversity as a goal in college admissions pending a decision from the Supreme Court on affirmative action.
Deborah Archer discusses the past and future of diversity as a goal in college admissions pending a decision from the Supreme Court on affirmative action.
After a Long Space Trip, Astronaut Brains Need a Rest
Frequent space travelers should wait three years after a longer mission to allow the physiological changes in their brains to reset, a new study suggests.
Frequent space travelers should wait three years after a longer mission to allow the physiological changes in their brains to reset, a new study suggests.