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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. · United StatesHealth and Human Services Secretary Robert, F. Kennedy, Jr. claimed Thursday that there is a strong connection between circumcision and autism, and he linked the higher incidence of the condition to Tylenol.See the Story
RFK Jr. Says Link Between Circumcision and Autism 'Highly Likely'
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Artificial Intelligence · ChinaA new study finds that individuals with high attachment anxiety are more prone to developing problematic usage patterns with conversational artificial intelligence. This connection appears to be strengthened when these individuals form an emotional bond with the technology and have a tendency to view it as human-like. The research was published in the journal Psychology Research and Behavior Management. The recent rise of conversational artifici…See the Story
People with attachment anxiety are more vulnerable to problematic AI use
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Science · CanadaA new and extensive study challenges the widely held belief that the hormone testosterone influences men’s economic choices, such as their willingness to take risks or act generously. The research, the largest of its kind, found that men who received a dose of testosterone made the same economic decisions as men who received a placebo. The findings were published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Testosterone is a hormone p…See the Story
Testosterone Boost Has No Effect on Men's Risk-Taking or Generosity
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