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Jan 15, 2020

Daily marijuana use can drive tumor growth in HPV-related head and neck cancer, new research suggests. THC, the main psychoactive compound in cannabis, interferes with the p38MAPK pathway, enabling cancer cells to proliferate unchecked.

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Jan 13, 2020

A new study, conducted in mice, suggests anxious people who turn to marijuana to cope with stress may be 2-AG deficient, and could lead to novel therapies for anxiety. The 2-AG molecule dampens communication between the amygdala and prefrontal cortex, reducing anxiety.

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Jan 11, 2020

Scientists discover long-term “allergy memories” are stored in the bone marrow. The discovery could lead to novel treatments that wipe human’s immune memory, making people “forget” their allergies.

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Dec 18, 2019

All soccer leagues appear to conform to mathematical laws, which constrain the league standings as the season progresses. This means that partial standings can be used to predict end-of-season league position with reasonable accuracy.

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Dec 18, 2019

Regular cannabis use is linked to enlarged left ventricles and early signs of impaired heart function. Research is preliminary but suggests frequent cannabis use causes structural and functional changes in the heart.

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Dec 12, 2019

Emotionally intelligent students get better grades and higher test scores, a comprehensive meta-analysis shows, because they can navigate social networks, perform better in the humanities, and manage school-related feelings like test anxiety, boredom and disappointment.

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Dec 09, 2019

Dunking makes for a quieter brain: Athletes have larger responses to sound than nonathletes, driven by a reduction in their level of background neural noise.

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Dec 06, 2019

A NASA scientist recently recruited an unlikely sidekick to study the transfer of heat in ocean currents. A seal wearing an antenna hat swam through the freezing Antarctic waters for three months, providing researchers with unprecedented data that may change current climate models.

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Nov 15, 2019

In "PLOS ONE" researchers report that, when discussing thermostat temperatures at home, women are more likely to say those chats are ones of "conflict" while men are more likely to say those same chats are ones of "agreements" and "compromises."

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Nov 13, 2019

Bill and Melinda Gates-funded invention could potentially solve malnutrition by delivering essential nutrients, reports a new study, by encapsulating 11 micronutrients including iron, iodine, zinc, and B12 inside a microparticle, which is slightly larger than the diameter of a single human hair.

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Nov 01, 2019

Two investigations into a recent measles outbreak in the Netherlands revealed that the virus deletes parts of the immune system’s memory, leaving patients vulnerable to a host of other infections, bacteria, pathogens, and diseases.

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May 26, 2019

Very low Swiss sperm quality underscores a troubling worldwide trend, finds a new study (n=2,523), which suggests that an important amount of men will probably take more time to conceive. 17% had sperm counts below WHO thresholds, and 43% had a percentage of abnormal sperm.

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Apr 11, 2019

NASA study on identical twins Scott and Mark Kelly shows how the human body changes after spending a year in low Earth orbit - "The paper is the beginning of the era of human genomics in space."

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