Fetal autopsies could help prevent stillbirths, but too often they are used to blame mothers for pregnancy loss About 60 pregnancies per day in the U.S. end in stillbirth. Aug 4, 2025 0 15
Vaccine hesitancy: How social and technological issues converged to spawn mistrust The rise in vaccine-preventable diseases around the world is threatening decades of progress in public health and putting millions of people at risk. Aug 4, 2025 0 15
Residential care increases social participation but gaps remain A new study from the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus finds that older adults become more socially active after moving into long-term care communities like nursing homes or assisted living facilities but we ... Aug 4, 2025 0 11
Wait times for emergency hospitalization keep getting higher They should be in a hospital bed, getting care to help them recover from a medical emergency. Aug 4, 2025 0 19
Why do I feel so emotional when I listen to music from my teenage years? Deep in your memory, your brain has created a playlist of music from your teenage years. Even though life has moved on, hearing that music now likely still brings up some really powerful emotions. Aug 4, 2025 0 12
Study claims the way you grew up may shape how your brain handles risk How risk-averse are you? The answer might be based on how you and your brain adapted to the environment you grew up in, according to researchers in the College of Human Ecology (CHE). Aug 4, 2025 0 42
Beyond classic stress signaling: How mitochondrial stress softens the cell nucleus and alters cellular identity Mitochondria are specialized structures within cells that are primarily responsible for energy production but that also play a key role in how cells respond and adapt to stress. When their function fails, particularly in ... Aug 4, 2025 0 26
Membrane drilling mold protein duo implicated in airway allergies Scientists at the National Institute of Biological Sciences, Beijing report that two pore-forming proteins from the common mold Alternaria alternata puncture airway epithelial membranes and initiate signals that drive allergic ... Aug 4, 2025 report 1 39
Presidential fitness test returns to US schools The Presidential Fitness Test is returning to U.S. schools after more than a decade. Aug 4, 2025 0 11
How children learn to read emotions: Study reveals distinct cognitive shift Why do young children often miss the emotions behind adult expressions? A pioneering study led by researcher Xie Wanze from Peking University's School of Psychological and Cognitive Sciences, in collaboration with professor ... Aug 4, 2025 0 41
