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Mental health phone apps are efficacious for treating many common mental health conditions, new research shows. The meta-analysis of 66 randomized controlled trials showed the apps could be a gamechanger — providing cost-effective care to people lacking access to traditional treatments/providers.

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Listening to 78 minutes of music per day, in a mix of five different 'moods', leads to an improvement in physical and mental wellbeing, claims a study (n=7500).

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Longevity genes that helped humans survive ancient airborne toxins may be the same genes that make humans resilient to pollution from fossil fuels and cigarette smoke today, according to a study published in the December 2019 issue of The Quarterly Review of Biology.

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A new study by researchers at UCLA shows that even a short-term visit to a severely polluted city can be detrimental to one’s health. The study involved 26 non-smoking, healthy adults who traveled from LA to Beijing during the summers of 2014 and 2015 over a 10-week period.

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How species in the wild are managing the risks and rewards of sharing space with humans. Endangered monkeys living in the wild are intelligently adapting their lifestyle to fit with their human neighbours, learning to avoid manmade risks and exploiting increased contact with people

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Some mutations allowing humans to fend off deadly infections also make us more prone to certain inflammatory and autoimmune diseases, such as Crohn's. Researchers describe how ancestral origins impact the likelihood that people of African or Eurasian descent might develop immune-related diseases.

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Researchers Get ‘Glimpse Into A Human Mind’ As It Makes Choices In Groups, Social Media. In large groups of essentially anonymous members, people make choices based on a model of the “mind of the group” and an evolving simulation of how a choice will affect that theorized mind.

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The desert-dwelling Namib desert beetle "eats fog", harvesting water from the air through its unique, grooved body which directs fog droplets into the beetle's mouth. Microscopic features on the beetle aid evacuation of lubricating film, which facilitates water collection.

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Anthrax may be the next tool in the fight against bladder cancer, suggests new study based on human tumor samples and dogs with bladder cancer. Researchers combine the anthrax toxin with a growth factor to kill bladder cancer cells and tumors, without harming the normal cells in the bladder.

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One in four children and young people have a problematic relationship with smartphones. The study also concluded that there are links between PSU and mental health issues such as anxiety, stress, poor sleep and depressed moods.

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“The accumulation of microplastic particles in humans has potential health risks such as cytotoxicity, hypersensitivity, unwanted immune response, and acute response like hemolysis.”

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Most dolphins are 'right-handed', say researchers — Bottlenose dolphins found to have an even stronger right-side bias than 90% of humans who are right-handed. The team said the right-side bias might help dolphins swallow food and pick up sensory information.

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