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ADHD could mask warning signs of alcohol dependency, rodent study suggests
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A recent study found that ADHD-model rats showed resistance to alcohol withdrawal symptoms, which may mask warning signs of alcohol dependency.
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Inflammatory genes linked to autism risk in children of mothers with asthma
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Researchers found that certain inflammatory genes were more active in pregnant mothers with asthma, potentially increasing the likelihood of autism-related behaviors in their infants, suggesting a link between maternal inflammation and early neurodevelopmental outcomes.
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The potential psychological harm of being labeled as "addicted" to pornography
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Labeling oneself as addicted to pornography is linked to higher relationship strain and communication difficulties, even after accounting for compulsive behavior. This suggests the stigma of the "addiction" label might harm relationships.
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First-of-its-kind study shows gun-free zones reduce likelihood of mass shootings
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A new study reveals that gun-free zones are less likely to experience mass shootings, challenging claims that these areas attract shooters. The findings suggest gun-free zones may help prevent violence.
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22h ago
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Individuals who experienced more adversity as children are less responsive to methamphetamine
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A new study has found that individuals with more childhood adversity reported weaker subjective responses to stimulant drugs, suggesting trauma may alter drug experiences and highlighting the need to explore underlying mechanisms in future research.
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Mentally stimulating activities linked to slower cognitive decline in older adults, study finds
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Recent longitudinal research found that older adults with mild cognitive impairment who engaged more frequently in cognitively stimulating activities maintained better memory, working memory, and attention, suggesting such activities could help slow cognitive decline.
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There have been no peer-reviewed, quantitative research studies on the effectiveness of gun-free school zones. The objective of this study was to use a cross-sectional, multi-group controlled ecological study design in St. Louis, MO city that compared the counts of crimes committed with a firearm oc …
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Over 80% of inpatients with alcohol use disorder report persistent pain
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A study has found that over 80% of individuals seeking treatment for alcohol use disorder experience significant pain, linked to childhood trauma, PTSD, and heavy drinking, suggesting a need for better pain management in addiction treatment programs.
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Belief in "White Replacement" conspiracy linked to anti-social traits and violence risk
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A new study has found that belief in the "White Replacement" conspiracy theory is linked to anti-social traits, authoritarianism, and anti-immigrant sentiments, transcending political lines. These beliefs are associated with higher risks of violence and radical political behavior.
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