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Women who use marijuana while trying to conceive may have reduced pregnancy chances; Prosocial concern yields higher vaccination rates in sparser areas where people believe that their behavior will have more impact; Environmental health research suggests there is a connection between prenatal trauma ...
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Physiological data from wearable devices improves COVID-19 diagnosis prediction compared to self-reported symptoms alone Prenatal choline levels in children of Black American women may indicate potential predisposition for future mental illness risk Electronic cigarettes may predispose adolescen ...
Study reveals differences in functional connectivity during language processing that could be detected as early as 3 months of age; Study suggests that childhood violence exposure is associated with adolescent neural network sparsity; Greater number of local cases, which indicates a higher risk, may ...
Achieving herd immunity to COVID-19 may not be a practical public health strategy Smartphone applications based on ‘acceptance and commitment therapy’ are effective for smoking cessation Insomnia Symptoms in the Transition from Childhood to Adolescence Achieving herd immunity to COVID ...
Historical redlining linked to premature births, lower birth weight babies, and perinatal mortality; Researchers estimate the rate of HPV vaccine usage among adolescents in the United States; The second born child may be more adversely affected cognitively than the first-born child in families with ...
States that were slow to implement stay-at-home orders saw a 5-to-6% increase in Covid-19 mortality risk for each day delayed; Seniors who retain their sensory function may have a lower risk of dementia; Experiences of racism are associated with lower subjective cognitive function among African Amer ...
Task functional MRI measurements—good for understanding the average human brain but may not be reliable for predicting individual differences; Exposure to neighborhood socioeconomic disadvantage during childhood was associated with differential DNA methylation at age 18 years in genes involved in ...
More diversity in daily experiences may increase happiness and well-being; False memories may be the result of the brain updating poorly formed memories with incorrect information; Personal accounts of childhood abuse are more correlated with psychopathology than with official records
Evaluating the risk of school violence using natural language processing and machine learning; Children can “catch” their parents’ hidden emotions through synchronization of physiological responses; A risk-prediction model using patient electronic health records may help predict suicide risk i ...
