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Poor sleep and drinking too much could drive depression in night owls – study

A new study published in the journal PLOS One suggests some reasons and expands on what is already known.

Evening Standard · Mar 19, 2025

A surprising brain swelling seen in Long Covid patients: What it means for their cognitive health

Memory issues, brain fog and problems in concentration after recovering from Covid-19 infection could be linked to issues in a part of the brain, a new study published in the scientific journal PLOS ONE has found.

The Times of India · Feb 12, 2025

Commuting may be harming your mental health, study says

The sound of traffic is not only linked to increased stress and anxiety, researchers found, it also muddies the mental health benefits of nature noise.

Fortune · Nov 27, 2024

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Microplastic pollution is everywhere, even in the exhaled breath of dolphins – new research

Bottlenose dolphins in Sarasota Bay in Florida and Barataria Bay in Louisiana are exhaling microplastic fibers, according to our new research published in the journal PLOS One.

The Conversation · Oct 16, 2024

Can My Cat Eat A Plant-Based, Vegan Diet? The Answer Will Surprise You

A plant-based diet might not be the best option for your kitty, and we still need more research to see if it's healthy.

Inverse · Sep 14, 2024

Over 40% of pet cats play fetch — but scientists aren't quite sure why

About 40% of cats play fetch with their owners, but it's not clear why.

LiveScience · Sep 4, 2024

Scientists discover smallest ever great ape that only grew to size of human toddler

Findings represent first case of a European fossil site from this period with multiple ancient ape species

The Independent UK · Jun 10, 2024

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Factors linked with age-related hearing loss differ between males, females: Study

Certain factors associated with developing age-related hearing loss differ by gender, including weight, and hormone exposure, according to a study published in the open-access journal PLOS ONE by Dong Woo Nam of Chungbuk National University Hospital in South Korea and colleagues. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News · Mar 8, 2024

Chloe is happy living with her parents – but staying at home longer hurts some Australians’ mental health

Study says young people can be happy to stay at home – but being driven there by a lack of affordable rental options is ‘problematic’

The Guardian - AU · Nov 29, 2023

8 times fossilized human poop dropped big knowledge on us. (Number 2 will surprise you).

Here's the scoop on ancient human poop.

LiveScience · Nov 8, 2023

Research reveals using app to practise mindfulness may benefit children's mental health

Several studies have shown that practising mindfulness, which is defined as cultivating open-minded attention to the present moment, benefits children. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News · Oct 15, 2023

Practicing mindfulness with app might improve children's mental health: Research

Many studies have revealed that children benefit from practising mindfulness, which is defined as cultivating an open-minded attention to the present moment. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News · Oct 12, 2023

This 1500-Year-Old Human Poop Sample Reveals Something Strange About Ancient Diets

Mummified poop from pre-Columbian humans Huecoid and Saladoid shows a diet of maize, sweet potato, peanuts, and traces of tobacco and cotton.

Inverse · Oct 11, 2023

New Research Suggests Vegetarianism May Be Determined By Genetic Makeup

Genetic Link Found to Vegetarianism in Groundbreaking Study

Zenger · Oct 4, 2023

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Zenger · Oct 2, 2023

Neolithic Cave Reveals Grisly Use Of Human Skull As Cup

Archaeologists discover bone modifications indicating tool use in ancient Spanish cave

Salon · Jun 27, 2023

The world's oldest Neanderthal art?

Researchers analyzed a cave painting in France believed to have been made by Neanderthals 57,000 years ago

The Hindu · May 23, 2023

Violence against doctors is a symptom. What is the disease?

On May 10, 2023, Dr. Vandana Das was stabbed to death in the line of duty in Kollam district. Amid searing outrage from the medical fraternity, the tragedy brought to the forefront the increase in workplace violence faced by doctors all over India.

Inverse · May 14, 2023

Pregnant Dogs and Women Have One Surprising Thing in Common

New research identifies similarities in key metabolites — like glucose and fatty acids — among pregnant women and dogs.

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ABC News · Apr 27, 2023

Burnet Institute defends COVID mask mandate study after scientific journal's Expression of Concern

Scientific journal PLOS ONE has raised concerns about "weaknesses" in a Burnet Institute study that examined the effect of mask mandates on Victoria's second COVID-19 wave in mid-2020.

Inverse · Mar 26, 2023

Does My Dog Have Anxiety? Expert-Backed Tips to Help Your Anxious Pup

New research sheds light on the neuroscience of anxious dogs, and pet experts explain what to do if you think your dog has chronic anxiety.

Dynamite News · Feb 25, 2023

Social isolation enhances dementia risk factors: Study

Social lifestyle determinants, including social isolation, are associated with neurodegeneration risk factors, according to a new study published in the open-access journal PLOS ONE by Kimia Shafighi of McGill University, Canada, and colleagues. Read further on Dynamite News:

ABC News · Feb 22, 2023

Evidence of Bronze Age neurosurgery found in remains of wealthy brothers buried in Israel

Archaeologists discover a pair of brothers who lived around 3,500 years ago had access to "brain surgery" after finding a square piece of bone missing from a skull.

The Conversation · Apr 14, 2022

Heart disease risk and depression: a new study explores whether the two may be linked

For generations, people have been fascinated by the links between mind and body. For example, do people really die of a broken heart? Does a healthy mind indicate a healthy body?

LiveScience · Feb 8, 2017

What are the Dead Sea Scrolls, the ancient texts from the Hebrew Bible found in the caves of Qumran?

The famous biblical manuscripts were found in caves near this ancient settlement.

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