Author: Robert Miller
About The Author
Robert Miller
I’m passionate about exploring the health, psychology, and medical science stories that often fly under the radar. My focus is on uncovering complex and sometimes controversial topics, presenting them in a way that’s both clear and engaging. With a background in journalism and a fascination with how science shapes our lives, I aim to connect the dots between research, society, and personal health. As a contributor to Gilmore Health News, I’m dedicated to honest reporting that challenges assumptions and sparks meaningful conversations.
AI’s Impact on Jobs: Conflicting Messages from the Companies Leading the Charge
Key Takeaways: AI’s impact goes beyond automation, reshaping not just work but personal identity and economic stability. Job displacement spans a wide range of fields, from creative arts to …
New fMRI-Based Biomarker Identifies Rumination Patterns in the Brain, Predicting Depression Risk and Opening Doors for Early Intervention
Key Takeaways: Chronic rumination (repetitive negative thinking) has been tied to higher risks of depression and anxiety. A new fMRI-based biomarker can predict rumination tendencies, offering early intervention opportunities. …
Study Finds Belief in Evolution Reduces Prejudice and Promotes Conflict Resolution in Israel, Muslim-Majority Countries, and Eastern Europe
What shapes the way we perceive and treat others? A study published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology has shed light on an unexpected factor: belief in …
The Psychology of Culture Wars: How the Elite Divide and Manipulate the Masses
In the United States (U.S.), politics has now been dominated by cultural conflicts that make citizens fight against one another over issues like gun rights, abortion, LGBTQ+ rights, and …The Hidden Dangers of Positive Thinking: Why Optimism Alone May Undermine Your Success
Positive thinking is a concept that promotes maintaining a consistently positive attitude in order to be happy and successful, even in difficult times. Often, this mindset can become a …Trump Assassination Attempt: What Trauma Research Says About the Psychological Effects of Surviving Political Violence
Surviving an assassination attempt is an extraordinary exposure to violence. After such an event, a person could experience fear, anger, intrusive memories, sleep problems, heightened alertness, or other stress …Medical and Surgical Management of Donald Trump’s Ear Lobe Gunshot Wound
On July 13, 2024, during a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, former President Donald Trump survived an assassination attempt where a bullet grazed his right ear lobe. This article …
Men Are 20 Times More Likely to Get Killed during Police Encounters Compared to Women, Regardless of Skin Color
African-American men are more likely to die in contact with police than to win scratch-offs, according to one of the study’s authors. African American men’s vulnerability to police has …