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Null and Noteworthy: COVID-19 conclusions; diagnosis duplication; oxytocin again | Spectrum - Vimarsana News

Null and Noteworthy: COVID-19 conclusions; diagnosis duplication; oxytocin again | Spectrum

This month’s newsletter explores the pandemic’s effects on autism rates, trends in co-occurring mental health conditions, and the impact of intranasal oxytocin.

Spectrum Launch: Child care at SfN; interview tips; Neuropixels course | Spectrum - Vimarsana News

Spectrum Launch: Child care at SfN; interview tips; Neuropixels course | Spectrum

This month’s issue is packed with tips for early-career researchers heading to the first in-person meeting of the Society for Neuroscience in three years.

OHSU researchers sharpen estimate of true percentage of people with ADHD - Vimarsana News

OHSU researchers sharpen estimate of true percentage of people with ADHD

Researchers at Oregon Health & Science University estimate the true percentage of people with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, or ADHD, in the United States is approximately 3.5% of the population — substantially

Cold Water Swimming May Help Increase Good Body Fats - Vimarsana News

Cold Water Swimming May Help Increase Good Body Fats

The review of 104 studies reveals that cold water swimming could help increase good body fats. A review of 104 studies shows that in the body during or when exposed to cold water, the white fat tissue (known as adipose) is converted into BFAT.

Heat Stress Can Impact Corals Reefs in the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean [Research] - Vimarsana News

Heat Stress Can Impact Corals Reefs in the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean [Research]

New research with climate model simulations shows that heat stress can affect the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean corals, with devastating results if without mitigation plans.