Many of the small pleasures we cultivate as young people come back to bite us later. Fans of loud music end up with hearing loss of tinnitus. Drinking and smoking can damage the liver and lungs. But it seems one vice may offer more help than harm. In findings Read more…
In findings published March 26 in Molecular Psychiatry, a team of researchers from Tokyo University, Juntendo University, and RIKEN report that they have successfully created a new mouse model of autism spectrum disorder in what they have named Kmt2c+/fs mice. Then things get weird. They engineered the animals to have Read more…
A team of researchers from Brigham and Women’s Hospital reported this week that men who take antianxiety medication may not experience poorer IVF outcomes than those who tough it out. “Our findings indicate that despite past concerns over antidepressant medication’s impact on fertility, treatment should not be withheld from men Read more…
Findings of a study out of Rutgers University show that while thinking globally has its place, acting locally may be more effective in the Black and Latino communities of the Garden State, at least when it comes to educating the public about how to access free COVID-19 testing. The research Read more…