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Recent research suggests visible body art at work is becoming more accepted. People with tattoos harbored concerns about how others would perceive their tattoos, even in the absence of restrictions. They make conscious choices about whether to display their body art, factoring in when and where.
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Recent research suggests visible body art at work is becoming more accepted. People with tattoos harbored concerns about how others would perceive their tattoos, even in the absence of restrictions. They make conscious choices about whether to display their body art, factoring in when and where.

psychologytoday.com
u/mvea — 5 hours ago
Antibiotic growth promoters in animal farming has accelerated antimicrobial resistance. Natural plant-based alternatives rosemary and oregano given to weaned pigs found to favor gut health and growth performance later in their lives by preserving microbial diversity to improve nutrient utilization.
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Antibiotic growth promoters in animal farming has accelerated antimicrobial resistance. Natural plant-based alternatives rosemary and oregano given to weaned pigs found to favor gut health and growth performance later in their lives by preserving microbial diversity to improve nutrient utilization.

aaes.uada.edu
u/mvea — 5 hours ago
People who are hostile online are also hostile offline and these people score higher in status-seeking motivations, finds study from 30 countries across six continents (N = 15,202). Social media users experience more political hostility in less economically equal and less democratic societies.
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People who are hostile online are also hostile offline and these people score higher in status-seeking motivations, finds study from 30 countries across six continents (N = 15,202). Social media users experience more political hostility in less economically equal and less democratic societies.

nature.com
u/mvea — 7 hours ago
Gene editing therapy (CRISPR/Cas12a) shows success against severe sickle cell disease - Nearly all patients (27 out of 28 patients) have achieved a functional cure. The results showed that most patients saw key blood cells recover within a month after treatment.
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Gene editing therapy (CRISPR/Cas12a) shows success against severe sickle cell disease - Nearly all patients (27 out of 28 patients) have achieved a functional cure. The results showed that most patients saw key blood cells recover within a month after treatment.

newsroom.clevelandclinic.org
u/mvea — 15 hours ago
Male octopuses use a specialised arm to place a package of sperm inside the female. Scientists have found the arm is a sensory organ, similar to a tongue, that can detect the female hormone progesterone. This allows it to seek out and fertilise a mate, even if the male cannot see its sexual partner.
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Male octopuses use a specialised arm to place a package of sperm inside the female. Scientists have found the arm is a sensory organ, similar to a tongue, that can detect the female hormone progesterone. This allows it to seek out and fertilise a mate, even if the male cannot see its sexual partner.

theguardian.com
u/mvea — 16 hours ago
Sleep helps the brain to cleanse itself – and now this process can be measured in humans entirely non-invasively. The brain’s cleansing mechanism is driven by pulsations, natural bodily rhythms that move blood and cerebrospinal fluid through the brain.
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Sleep helps the brain to cleanse itself – and now this process can be measured in humans entirely non-invasively. The brain’s cleansing mechanism is driven by pulsations, natural bodily rhythms that move blood and cerebrospinal fluid through the brain.

oulu.fi
u/mvea — 1 day ago
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Higher vitamin D levels may be linked to lower levels of Alzheimer’s biomarkers - Higher levels of vitamin D in middle age is associated with lower levels of tau protein in the brain, which is a sign of dementia, years later.

universityofgalway.ie
u/mvea — 1 day ago
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Having the disease infectious mononucleosis, often called mono, caused by the Epstein-Barr virus is associated with an increased risk of developing multiple sclerosis (MS), according to a new study.

aan.com
u/mvea — 1 day ago
Study of optimal time to text a romantic interest after a first date found that texting on the next morning leads to the highest relationship interest. Texting immediately after the date and two days later were less effective. Women were more sensitive to text timing effects than men.
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Study of optimal time to text a romantic interest after a first date found that texting on the next morning leads to the highest relationship interest. Texting immediately after the date and two days later were less effective. Women were more sensitive to text timing effects than men.

psypost.org
u/mvea — 1 day ago
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High-dose influenza vaccination is associated with reduced Alzheimer dementia risk compared with standard-dose vaccination in adults ≥65 years, with a stronger effect among women.

neurology.org
u/mvea — 2 days ago
Women were more likely to use humor to navigate emotionally sensitive situations or to deflect difficult feelings, while men tended to emphasise its role in social bonding, suggests study of older adults. People with lower wellbeing more often used humour defensively, as a mask or coping shield.
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Women were more likely to use humor to navigate emotionally sensitive situations or to deflect difficult feelings, while men tended to emphasise its role in social bonding, suggests study of older adults. People with lower wellbeing more often used humour defensively, as a mask or coping shield.

eurekalert.org
u/mvea — 3 days ago
Metacognitive training reduces hostility between left-wing and right-wing voters. By exposing people to surprising facts that challenge their political stereotypes, scientists found that individuals on both the political left and right became more open-minded toward their rivals.
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Metacognitive training reduces hostility between left-wing and right-wing voters. By exposing people to surprising facts that challenge their political stereotypes, scientists found that individuals on both the political left and right became more open-minded toward their rivals.

psypost.org
u/mvea — 3 days ago
Relying on AI chatbots for historical facts can influence your political beliefs, new study shows. These findings provide evidence that relying on AI to learn about the world might quietly shape public attitudes.
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Relying on AI chatbots for historical facts can influence your political beliefs, new study shows. These findings provide evidence that relying on AI to learn about the world might quietly shape public attitudes.

psypost.org
u/mvea — 3 days ago
Well-being is linked to income. In 80% of 109 countries, subjective well-being is more strongly associated with within-nation rank of income. In countries with the highest civic engagement, the association between income rank and well-being is about 80% smaller.
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Well-being is linked to income. In 80% of 109 countries, subjective well-being is more strongly associated with within-nation rank of income. In countries with the highest civic engagement, the association between income rank and well-being is about 80% smaller.

nature.com
u/mvea — 3 days ago
People who complete more years of formal education tend to score lower on measures of right-wing authoritarianism, a trait characterized by strict obedience to leaders and adherence to traditional norms. A study of twins reveals that most of the link is explained by environments and genetics.
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People who complete more years of formal education tend to score lower on measures of right-wing authoritarianism, a trait characterized by strict obedience to leaders and adherence to traditional norms. A study of twins reveals that most of the link is explained by environments and genetics.

psypost.org
u/mvea — 4 days ago
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Climate change could make unhealthy air a routine reality by 2100. Study found that about 100 million people in the United States will live in areas where average air quality during smog season is poor enough to trigger alerts advising vulnerable people to stay indoors.

eurekalert.org
u/mvea — 4 days ago
Lifting weights can slow down biological brain aging in older adults. These findings provide evidence that strength-building exercises offer widespread benefits for long-term cognitive health.
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Lifting weights can slow down biological brain aging in older adults. These findings provide evidence that strength-building exercises offer widespread benefits for long-term cognitive health.

psypost.org
u/mvea — 4 days ago
Strongest evidence yet that vaping likely causes cancer. The evidence shows nicotine-based vapes are likely to cause oral and lung cancer.
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Strongest evidence yet that vaping likely causes cancer. The evidence shows nicotine-based vapes are likely to cause oral and lung cancer.

theconversation.com
u/mvea — 4 days ago
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Scientists observe pairs of atoms existing in two places at once for the first time. In a new quantum physics experiment, researchers have shown that matter can experience entanglement – an effect Einstein dismissed as ‘spooky action at a distance’.

reporter.anu.edu.au
u/mvea — 5 days ago