Environment
Brake Dust Poses Greater Risk to Lung Health Than Diesel Exhaust by Triggering Higher Inflammation and Cellular Damage, Study Finds
Key Takeaways: Brake dust is more harmful to lung cells than diesel exhaust as it increases oxidative stress and inflammation. Brake pads containing copper cause the highest cellular damage, …
Early Exposure to Structural Sexism Accelerates Memory Decline in Women by Up to Nine Years
Key Takeaways: 9-Year Cognitive Gap: Women born in high-sexism states (e.g., Mississippi) experience memory decline equivalent to 9 additional years of aging compared to those in low-sexism states (e.g., …
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 …
Pursuing Happiness as a Goal Often Fails to Make People Happier Study Shows
Do the outcomes of seeking happiness seem to make people more unhappy? If this is a question that has been on your mind, then this blog spot should be …
From AI in Diagnostics to Advances in Cancer Treatment: Key Health Research Updates
Keep up with the latest in health and medicine with our curated selection of recent articles. This collection highlights significant breakthroughs and innovations, including advancements in AI diagnostics, novel …
Top Breakthroughs in Medicine and Health Science: Must-Read Articles
Welcome to this Curated Collection of Health and Medical Articles, featuring links to various studies, discoveries, and insights across multiple years. This list serves as a quick reference to …
Humidity’s Role in Health: Effects on Skin, Respiration, Sleep, Joints, and Immune Function
Too much or too little humidity can have detrimental effects on our health, to say the least! Dry skin, respiratory irritations, allergies, joint pain, and discomfort at night. As …
Study Links Traffic-Related Air Pollution to Increased Preterm Births and Neonatal Complications
Approximately 58% of the U.S. population resides in regions where the air quality frequently falls to potentially harmful levels. This is especially concerning for vulnerable groups, including pregnant women. …