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Childhood exposure to air pollution linked to self-harm in later life

A study of over 1.4 million Danes has revealed a link between higher levels of exposure to two common pollutants during childhood and an increased risk of self-harm in later life.

Sep 16, 2021

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True behavior of the 'pleasure molecule' will reshape treatment of psychiatric diseases and addiction

Pioneering research shows that dopamine levels increase in response to stressful stimuli, and not just pleasurable ones, potentially rewriting facts about the "feel-good" hormone—a critical mediator of many psychiatric ...

Sep 16, 2021

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Parents, take the school holidays pressure off yourself and let the kids embrace the boredom

If you're a parent feeling a modicum of dread about the upcoming school holidays, you're not alone. Many parents will be working from home over the school holidays and wondering, "how am I going to juggle online meetings ...

Sep 16, 2021

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Perception of COVID-19 vulnerability hurts job prospects

The COVID-19 pandemic has upended the job market in ways policymakers couldn't have predicted 18 months ago. Among them is the creation of numerous job search hurdles for the unemployed, who also may be saddled with extrafamilial ...

Sep 16, 2021

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Inuit cancer patients often face difficult decisions without support far from home

Inuit are resilient. They have demonstrated self-determination and the ability to navigate and adapt to harsh and changing environments.

Sep 16, 2021

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Rates of the most common form of liver cancer are rising in rural areas

Research indicates that rural Americans are disproportionately affected; those most at risk are men ages 60–69, non-Hispanic Blacks, American Indian/Alaskan Natives and those who live in the South or in high-poverty areas.

Sep 16, 2021

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New mass spectrometry-based technique provides insights into the evolution of the brain

The neocortex is organized into six neuronal layers and numerous functional areas. They form the structural basis for the processing of sensorimotor stimuli and many of our intellectual abilities. In the course of evolution, ...

Sep 16, 2021

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Vaccination policy should respond to the motivations of vaccine refusers

Research by Leiden University Medical Center (LUMC), The Hague University of Applied Sciences and Erasmus University Rotterdam shows that about 15 percent of Dutch people do not want to be vaccinated. If better use were made ...

Sep 16, 2021

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COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy: The scientific process needs to be better explained

When I first wrote about the arrival of SARS-CoV-2 in early March 2020, the question was whether or not the new virus would become a pandemic. At the time, most experts believed that we had already reached the point of no ...

Sep 16, 2021

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You're much less likely to get long COVID if you've been vaccinated

Increasing COVID-19 vaccination rates as quickly as possible is currently a major focus for Australia.

Sep 16, 2021

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