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Evidence that the tiny organisms in our gut impact our social decisions.

Four papers published in peer-reviewed journals in 2023 concerning Antarctica’s ice extent and/or shelves suggest both are more stable than climate alarmists have warned

A recent breakthrough study, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Nexus, has cast a spotlight on the role of a protein called Snail in the brain's response to injuries. TheHealthSite.com

A new study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Nexus provides a better understanding of how the brain responds to injuries.

Reducing the production of Snail post-brain injury leads to heightened inflammation and amplified cell mortality.

<p>A new study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Nexus provides a better understanding of how the brain responds to injuries. Researchers at the George Washington University discovered that a protein called Snail plays a key role in coordinating the response of brain cells after an injury.</p> <p> </p>

US researchers looked at how many deaths could have been avoided each year between 1933 and 2021 if the death rate had been the same as the average in nearly two dozen peer nations.

The US could have averted more than a million deaths each year in 2020 and 2021 if death rates were similar to those in other rich countries during the covid-19 pandemic, a study has shown. Researchers at Boston University School of Public Health, the University of Pennsylvania, Harvard Chan School of Public Health, and other US institutions examined how many US deaths could have been avoided each year from 1933 to 2021 if US age specific mortality had been the same as the average in 21 other ri...