Scientists shocked to find a supposedly harmless virus hiding in brains of Parkinson’s patients
A virus previously considered harmless may be affecting immune signaling in Parkinson’s disease. Researchers found human pegivirus in brain tissue...
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Hostile sexism linked to disapproval of breastfeeding in public
A new study of over 4,000 German adults finds that hostile sexism is strongly associated with disapproval of public breastfeeding....
New study suggests breathing polluted air can increase risk of depression, anxiety, and autism
Mounting evidence suggests that air pollution may not only harm physical health but could also shape brain function and mental...
New research finds moderate cognitive impairments in heavy cannabis users
People diagnosed with cannabis use disorder tend to perform worse on memory and thinking tasks, according to new research. The...
Mobile phone dependence linked to creativity in surprising ways among adolescents
A study of nearly 3,000 Chinese adolescents suggests mobile phone dependence affects creativity in domain-specific ways. At low levels it...
Shock events in 2024 presidential campaign reversed typical online behavior, new study shows
A new study published in PNAS suggests that moments of political crisis can shift what goes viral. After the Trump...
Mindfulness app helps reduce anxiety and stress in autistic adults, study finds
New research indicates that a six-week self-guided mindfulness app helped autistic adults experience meaningful reductions in anxiety, stress, and negative...
New psychology research identifies a key factor behind support for harsh leaders
People differ in how they respond to antagonistic leadership. A new study finds that those who see the world as...
New research shows people shift moral arguments to fit their stance on women’s bodies
Researchers examining debates over women’s bodily autonomy find that harm arguments often operate less as genuine moral convictions and more...
Students whose parents were warmer towards them tend to have better socio-emotional skills
New research indicates that parental warmth is linked to better socio-emotional skills and greater well-being among Chinese college students. The...
Scientists link immune markers to mental health symptoms in children with chronic illness
Researchers have found that certain immune markers in the blood are linked to internalizing and externalizing symptoms in chronically ill...
Even in secular Denmark, supernatural beliefs remain surprisingly common, study finds
Despite its reputation for secularism and science literacy, a new study finds that many Danes still hold supernatural beliefs. From...
A major new study charts the surprising ways people weigh AI’s risks and benefits
While many fear artificial intelligence, new research finds that people’s acceptance depends less on risk and more on perceived usefulness....
Study links phubbing sensitivity to attachment patterns in romantic couples
Psychologists find that not everyone responds to partner phone use the same way. A daily diary study shows attachment-anxious individuals...
A common childhood virus could be silently fueling Alzheimer’s disease in old age
A virus best known for causing cold sores may dramatically increase the risk of Alzheimer’s in people with a specific...
