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RFK Jr. and other Trump officials embrace psychedelics after FDA setback

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. · United States

RFK Jr. and other Trump officials embrace psychedelics after FDA setback

67% Center coverage: 120 sources

It’s a Girl — Again! And Again! Why a Baby’s Sex Isn’t Random

It’s a Girl — Again! And Again! Why a Baby’s Sex Isn’t Random

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A baby’s sex may not be up to mere chance. A study published on Saturday NZT in the journal Science Advances describes the odds of having a boy or girl as...See the Story

Dogs prefer certain TV shows depending on their personality type, researchers find

Dogs · United States

Dogs prefer certain TV shows depending on their personality type, researchers find

70% Center coverage: 17 sources

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Blood Test Detects Early Signs of Alzheimer’s in Middle Age

Optimists Share Neural Patterns for Future Thinking

50% Center coverage: 6 sources

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Danish Registry Study Shows Most Mental Illnesses Occur Without Familial Links

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Specific Genetics Linked to Risk of Childhood Maltreatment

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Children who carry a particularly high number of genetic variants associated with ADHD also have a statistically greater risk of experiencing severe neglect and childhood maltreatment.Health See the Story

New study identifies genes that shape human brain features

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What makes the human brain distinctive? A new study published July 21 in Cell identifies two genes linked to human brain features and provides a road map to discover many more.Medical See the Story

Pregnancy Stress Disrupts Baby’s Microbiome, Increasing Depression Risk

Prenatal stress in mothers can leave a lasting imprint on their offspring, predisposing them to depression-like behaviors. Researchers found that maternal stress disrupts the gut microbiome and metabolite production, which are vertically transmitted to the young.Read Article

FoMO and Dark Personalities Drive Online Political Engagement

A large cross-national study examined how psychopathy, narcissism, fear of missing out (FoMO), and cognitive ability influence online political participation. Across eight countries, people high in psychopathy and FoMO consistently engaged more in digital political activities, while narcissism predicted participation only in some contexts.Psychopathy Read Article

Brain structure linked to social dominance identified in squirrel monkeys

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In a new JNeurosci paper, Julie Royo, from the Institute of Cerveau, and colleagues explored the neuroanatomy that underlies social dominance in nonhuman primates.Medical See the Story

Youthful Blood Restores Aging Retina and Vision

Researchers demonstrated that systemic factors from young mice can rejuvenate the aging retina by alleviating cellular senescence and restoring function. Using heterochronic parabiosis and single-cell RNA sequencing, the study identified AdipoR1 and its downstream AMPK signaling as key drivers of retinal rejuvenation.Read Article

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