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22 Sept, 17:57
Families raising autistic children show resilience alongside higher stress. Many parents describe personal growth through this process, such as becoming more patient, more grounded, more confident in advocating for their child or becoming more aware of whatScience News
22 Sept, 17:57
Families raising autistic children show resilience alongside higher stress. Many parents describe personal growth through this process, such as becoming more patient, more grounded, more confident in advocating for their child or becoming more aware of what truly matters to their families.Read Full Article#AutismAwareness #ParentResilience #AutismFamilyCareUK Research | University of KentuckyUK study finds families raising autistic children show resilience alongside higher stress | UK ResearchFamilies raising a child with autism may experience greater levels of stress, but new UK research published in the journal Autism suggests that is only part of the story.Science News
22 Sept, 15:32
People with clinical levels of love addiction experience more severe relationship anxiety than those who are simply at risk. Study finds that love addiction exists on a spectrum where intense attachment anxiety marks the transition into a clinical problem.Science News
22 Sept, 15:32
People with clinical levels of love addiction experience more severe relationship anxiety than those who are simply at risk. Study finds that love addiction exists on a spectrum where intense attachment anxiety marks the transition into a clinical problem.Read Full Article#LoveAddiction #RelationshipAnxiety #MentalHealthResearchPsyPostPsychologists pinpoint the dividing line between problematic romance and severe love addictionNew research indicates that people with clinical love addiction experience much more severe relationship anxiety than those simply at risk. However, both groups share similar struggles with regulating their emotions.Science News
22 Sept, 15:02
Climate scientists fired by Trump step in to fill U.S. report gap Read Full Article #ClimateScience #USAdvisory #EnvironmentalPolicyScience News
22 Sept, 15:02
Climate scientists fired by Trump step in to fill U.S. report gapRead Full Article#ClimateScience #USAdvisory #EnvironmentalPolicyNBC NewsClimate scientists fired by Trump step in to fill U.S. report gapThe future of national climate assessments remains murky after the Trump administration dismissed hundreds of scientists.Science News
22 Sept, 12:42
A recent study found that more religious women demonstrate a broader initial openness and are more likely to accept male profiles in modern dating app simulations, contrary to researchers' expectations that they would be more selective. Read Full ArticleScience News
22 Sept, 12:42
A recent study found that more religious women demonstrate a broader initial openness and are more likely to accept male profiles in modern dating app simulations, contrary to researchers' expectations that they would be more selective.Read Full Article#DatingApps #ReligiousStudies #SocialScienceResearchPsyPostReligious women are more receptive to potential partners on dating apps, study suggestsA new study reveals how a woman's religious beliefs shape her swiping behavior on dating apps. Surprisingly, more religious women cast a wider net, while women overall prefer men with softer facial features but exaggerated, boastful biographies.Science News
22 Sept, 12:12
Prenatal cannabis exposure was associated with alterations in large-scale functional brain network connectivity in late childhood, higher levels of psychopathology and significant differences across multiple cognitive domains, according to a study on 10,838 children (9-10 years)Read Full Article#PrenatalCannabis #PediatricNeuroscience #ChildMentalHealthNaturePrenatal cannabis exposure associated with altered brain connectivity: neural correlates of cognitive and mental health variability…Translational Psychiatry - Prenatal cannabis exposure associated with altered brain connectivity: neural correlates of cognitive and mental health variability in offspringScience News
22 Sept, 11:02
Exposure to sugar in the first 1,000 days of a child's life increases the risk of developing anxiety in adulthood. Scientists also found that sugar intake early in life can affect brain development, with significant differences identified in 11 of the brain'sScience News
22 Sept, 11:02
Exposure to sugar in the first 1,000 days of a child's life increases the risk of developing anxiety in adulthood. Scientists also found that sugar intake early in life can affect brain development, with significant differences identified in 11 of the brain's 80 regions.Read Full Article#SugarExposure #EarlyLifeHealth #BrainDevelopmentwww.surrey.ac.ukSugar exposure in first 1,000 days linked to higher anxiety risk in adulthoodA study of 45,000 UK Biobank participants suggests early-life sugar exposure may increase anxiety risk, influence sweet food preferences and alter brain developScience News
22 Sept, 10:47
Alcohol use has decline for the first time since the start of the pandemic, with younger adults in the Millennial and Gen Z cohorts - people born from 1981 to 2012 - driving that trend. Meanwhile, older Americans, aged 50-64, are actually consuming more alcoholScience News
22 Sept, 10:47
Alcohol use has decline for the first time since the start of the pandemic, with younger adults in the Millennial and Gen Z cohorts - people born from 1981 to 2012 - driving that trend. Meanwhile, older Americans, aged 50-64, are actually consuming more alcohol than they used to.Read Full Article#AlcoholConsumption #MillennialsGenZ #PublicHealth TrendsTIMEWhy Older Americans Are Drinking More Alcohol—Not LessA new survey finds that young adults are going sober as older adults drink more alcohol.Science News
22 Sept, 10:42
A news study reveals that getting sufficient sleep is a stronger predictor of a longer life expectancy than both diet and exercise.Read Full Article#SleepHealth #Longevity #SleepBetterLiveLongerScienceAlertOne Critical Factor Predicts Longevity Better Than Diet or Exercise, Study RevealsIt's vital for almost every aspect of our well-being.Science News
22 Sept, 10:37
8 Common Food Preservatives Linked to High Blood Pressure in 'First Study of Its Kind': Those who consumed the most preservatives had a 24% higher risk of developing high blood pressures, finds study of 112,395 people in France.Read Full Article#FoodPreservatives #BloodPressure #NutritionScienceScienceAlert8 Common Food Preservatives Linked to High Blood Pressure in 'First Study of Its Kind'Some are even natural.Science News
22 Sept, 09:12
Intestinal infections cause antigen-specific CD4+ T cells to migrate from the gut and establish long-lived memory in the brain and meninges, a mechanism the authors link to anxiety and depression in inflammatory bowel diseaseRead Full Article#Immunology #GutBrainAxis #CD4TcellsNatureIntestinal infections establish antigen-specific, long-lived memory CD4 [+] T cells in the brain and meningesNature Neuroscience - Intestinal CD4+ T cells migrate to the dura and brain following gut infection with bacteria or parasites, establishing a long-lived memory population capable of proliferation...Science News
22 Sept, 08:17
Switzerland’s worst-case climate scenario now more likely, say scientists Read Full Article #ClimateChange #Switzerland #ScienceNewsScience News
22 Sept, 08:17
Switzerland’s worst-case climate scenario now more likely, say scientistsRead Full Article#ClimateChange #Switzerland #ScienceNewsSWI swissinfo.chSwitzerland’s worst-case climate scenario now more likely, say scientistsResearch from Switzerland and Germany suggests the world is on track for more warming than official projections assume – with major implications for climate planning.Science News
22 Sept, 04:57
Only 13% of cancers are caught through screening, while a fifth to half are first found in an emergency department.Read Full Article#CancerScreening #EmergencyRoom #EarlyDetectionThe LancetPrecision prevention and early detection: framework for a new clinical cancer control pathwayStage at diagnosis remains the strongest determinant of cancer survival, yet only 13% of cancers are detected through guideline-based screening, and 20–50% first present in an emergency department. Precision prevention and early detection (PPED) tailors cancer…Science News
22 Sept, 00:57
A new study led by Stanford Medicine found the brain is two separate organs adjacent to one another. The finding could aid research into devastating neurological diseases. Read Full Article #BrainResearch #Neuroscience #StanfordMedicine
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