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Youth have double the risk of using opioid meds if their parents do
International
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
PLOS Medicine
Poo coffee may be the world's most expensive because it's fattier and filled with more flavour compounds
International
Central University of Kerala, Kasaragod, India
Scientific Reports
How do we fix the world's loneliness problem?
International
Defactum–Public Health Research, Denmark
American Psychologist
Are fitness apps doing more harm than good?
International
Loughborough University, UK; UCL Institute of Health Informatics, UK
British Journal of Health Psychology
NZ and Australia might have some of the highest PCOS rates in the world
Australia; New Zealand; International
Shenzhen Longgang Second People’s Hospital, China
Frontiers in Reproductive Health
New drug shows promise for bone cancer with 'dismal' survival rate in children
International
Warsaw Mother and Child Institute, Poland
Frontiers in Oncology
Semaglutide could have heart benefits beyond weight loss
International
University College London (UCL), UK
The Lancet
Vast disparities in cancer care and treatment for women worldwide
Australia; New Zealand; International
London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, UK
The Lancet
Restricting sugar in early childhood could have lasting heart benefits
Australia; International; NSW; VIC
Monash University,The University of Sydney,Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou), China
The BMJ
With the right support, a third of type 2 diabetes patients could achieve remission
International
Freedom from Diabetes Research Foundation, India
PLOS One
Hydrocolloid dressings may be a cut above the alternatives for scar care
International
Indiana University School of Medicine, USA
JAMA Dermatology
Third trimester lead exposure linked to major depressive disorder in adulthood
International
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, USA
JAMA Psychiatry
After a difficult pregnancy, women are more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat
International
University of Texas, USA
JAMA Cardiology
Recycling batteries can both reduce emissions and be an economic win
Australia; New Zealand; International
Beijing University of Technology, China
Nature
Some stony corals could have a chance of surviving climate change
International
Smithsonian Institution, USA
Nature
Expert Reaction
EXPERT REACTION: COVID-19 vaccine may help people with cancer fight their disease
International
The University of TexasMD Anderson Cancer Center, USA
Nature
Saying goodbye to booze can be enough to get your blood pressure down even if you don't drink much
International
Institute of Science Tokyo, Japan
JACC
Electrochemical method promising faster battery charging, higher energy density, and extended lifespan developed
International
University of Sharjah
Advanced Materials
Where should our conservation priorities lie?
Australia; International; VIC
The University of Melbourne,Université Paris-Saclay, CNRS, France
PLOS Biology
Ancient giant sloths weren't slothing around
International
Vanderbilt University, USA
Royal Society Biology Letters
With different antidepressants comes vastly different impacts on the body
International
King's College London, UK
The Lancet
Every step you take, not every move you make, is best for better health in older women
International
Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
British Journal of Sports Medicine
When does happiness start positively impacting your health?
International
“1 Decembrie 1918” University of Alba Iulia, Romania
Frontiers in Medicine
Expert Reaction
EXPERT REACTION: Rising HIV cases in Fiji
Australia; New Zealand; Pacific; International
Female bodybuilders at risk of dying suddenly due to problems with their hearts
International
University of Padova, Italy
European Heart Journal
Obesity-related cancers are on the rise for both young and old
Australia; New Zealand; International
Imperial College London, UK
Annals of Internal Medicine
Our 'mind's eye' may work entirely differently to our vision
International
PSL University, France
JNeurosci
How does our brain process stories? It depends on the details
International
McGill University, Canada
JNeurosci
Colchicine doesn't seem to help with long COVID
Australia; International; NSW
George Institute for Global Health,The University of New South Wales
JAMA Internal Medicine
Americans could slash their meat emissions without eating less meat
International
University of Michigan, USA
Nature Climate Change
Briefing
BRIEFING: Breastfeeding linked to lasting immune protection against breast cancer
Australia; International; VIC
Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre,The University of Melbourne,The Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity,WEHI
Nature
Ultra-endurance athletes bump into our metabolic ceiling
International
Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, USA
Current Biology
Can animals be tricked by optical illusions?
International
Universitat Wien, Austria
Frontiers in Psychology
Nine factors put you at a higher risk of lingering concussion symptoms
International
Baylor College of Medicine, USA
JAMA Network Open
Bat boxes could mean bye-bye bats during big heatwaves
Australia; International; NSW; VIC
The University of Melbourne,The University of New England
Journal of Experimental Biology
Effects of extreme drought on vital plant ecosystems
Australia; International; NSW; WA
Murdoch University,Western Sydney University,The University of Sydney,CSIRO
Science
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