Study: Power-driven Social Media Users Spread False Information
New research finds users craving influence are more likely to knowingly share fake news to dominate narratives and gain influence.
Health & Medicine
Research Suggests Global Autism Trends Demand Early Action
Autism affects 61.8 million globally, highlighting the need for early diagnosis and inclusive support systems.
Research Finds Gut infection linked to Alzheimer’s Progression
Gut infections and cytomegalovirus may contribute to Alzheimer’s progression through inflammation.
Simple Blood Test Can Predict Future Cognitive Impairment
UCLA researchers develop blood test to detect early cognitive decline and dementia.
Study: Circadian rhythm Significantly Influences Immune Responses
Circadian rhythm influences immune responses, offering insights for time-targeted inflammation treatments.
Black Caregivers of ASD Children Fearful of Police Encounters
Many caregivers expressed that Black children are often perceived as older or more threatening than their peers.
New Research Suggests COVID-19 Vaccinated Individuals May ‘Shed’ Spike Protein to Unvaccinated Women
Striking trend of menstrual irregularities is comparable in both populations when in close proximity.
Unlocking Androgen Receptor’s Role in Prostate Cancer
Androgen receptor rewiring accelerates prostate cancer growth.
Risks of Unexpected C-Section Deliveries on Future Pregnancies
C-sections during labor increase risks of complications for subsequent pregnancies.
Steps to Take After a Traumatic Brain Injury in Virginia
Taking the right steps from the beginning, including seeking medical attention, documenting the injury, and consulting with a Virginia brain injury attorney, can make a significant difference in the recovery process.