Couples and Psychiatric Disorders: A Surprising Global Connection
A global study reveals couples are more likely to share psychiatric disorders such as depression, anxiety, and schizophrenia. Researchers call this spousal correlation.
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Black, Hispanic, and Asian Adults Face Earlier Heart Failure Hospitalization
New research shows Black, Hispanic, and Asian adults in the U.S. experience first heart failure hospitalizations years earlier than white adults.
Promoting Sexual Justice on World Sexual Health Day
World Sexual Health Day 2025 on September 4 highlights Sexual Justice—empowering rights, inclusion, autonomy, and access to sexual health.
Majority Support Age Limits for Social Media as Youth Mental Health Concerns Rise Globally
Global survey shows 71% believe children under 14 should avoid social media, with mental health emerging as the top youth challenge.
Gut Microbes May Shape the Brain Before Birth, New Study Finds
New research suggests gut microbes influence brain development before birth, shaping stress and social behavior through prenatal neural changes.
Face and Hands Reveal How Hot or Cold You Really Feel, Study Finds
New research shows that skin temperature on the face and hands reliably predicts thermal comfort, offering smarter wearables and energy-efficient indoor climate control.
Could Coffee Affect Antibiotic Effectiveness? New Lab Research Suggests a Subtle Link
New research suggests caffeine may subtly reduce how E. coli bacteria absorb some antibiotics, revealing complex interactions between diet and bacterial behavior.
Scientists Develop Brain-Computer Interface That Translates Thoughts into Speech
Scientists have developed a brain-computer interface that decodes inner speech, converting thoughts into text or speech, offering communication breakthroughs for people with paralysis.
Smoking Cessation Guidelines 2025: Personalized Strategies to Quit Tobacco Effectively
New 2025 Canadian guidelines emphasize personalized, evidence-based strategies to quit smoking, combining behavioral therapy, medications, and shared decision-making for lasting results.
Running Is Good for Your Knees: Evidence for Stronger Joints and Healthier Bones
Contrary to popular belief, running can strengthen knee cartilage and bones, protect joints, and improve overall well-being when practiced safely.