Rising anal cancer rates and deaths are linked to HPV. "Over 90% of cases of anal cancers are associated with HPV, according to the CDC."
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Anal cancer rates and deaths are climbing in the US
Anal cancer cases and deaths are rising dramatically in the United States, especially among older people and young black men, a new study says.
在Github坐等高盛的代码~
https://telegra.ph/Goldman-Sachs-is-planning-on-giving-some-of-its-most-valuable-software-to-Wall-Street-for-free-11-20-2
https://telegra.ph/Goldman-Sachs-is-planning-on-giving-some-of-its-most-valuable-software-to-Wall-Street-for-free-11-20-2
Telegraph
Goldman Sachs is planning on giving some of its most valuable software to Wall Street for free
KEY POINTS Goldman is taking the unusual step of making its data modeling program Alloy, as well as the language underlying it, available to the rest of Wall Street for free as open-source software. By giving it away, Goldman hopes to reduce its own costs…
顺便看看高盛家的ML algorithm为什么在相同情况下给男性多十倍的credit limit....
https://telegra.ph/Sexist-and-biased-How-credit-firms-make-decisions-11-20
https://telegra.ph/Sexist-and-biased-How-credit-firms-make-decisions-11-20
Telegraph
Sexist and biased? How credit firms make decisions
Jamie Heinemeier Hansson had a better credit score than her husband, tech entrepreneur David. They have equal shares in their property and file joint tax returns. Yet David was given permission to borrow 20 times the amount on his Apple Card than his wife…
One in three women of reproductive age have at least one chronic condition that could compromise their health or lead to adverse outcomes during pregnancy
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unews.utah.edu
One-third of reproductive-age women have health conditions that may complicate pregnancy | UNews
One in three women of reproductive age have at least one chronic condition that could compromise their health or lead to adverse outcomes during pregnancy, according to University of Utah Health scientists. Yet few of these women are using the most effective…
A lack of sleep may lead to feelings of anxiety, even among healthy people, suggests a new study (n=172), which found that “deep” or slow-wave sleep is important because slow-wave brain oscillations offer an “ameliorating, anxiolytic benefit” on brain networks associated with emotional regulation.
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Research Digest
A Lack Of Sleep Causes Anxiety — But Don’t Worry About It
By Freddy Parker. Slow-wave sleep appears to influence activity of brain’s emotion networks and protect against anxiety.
Urban dwellers who live near nature less likely to die early. Researchers tracked the millions of people across seven countries, including the US, throughout their lives, and found that no matter the location on Earth or type of "green," living near nature yielded similar health benefits globally
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CHANNEL3000
Study: Urban dwellers who live near nature less likely to die early
Nature does the body good. And a sprawling new analysis of more than 8 million people suggests that to boost residents' longevity, cities should get a lot less gray and a lot more green.
Humans across cultures may share the same universal musical grammar, suggests a new study of 60 human societies in the journal Science. Whether it’s a love song, dance song or lullaby, music shares similar underlying structural elements, suggesting humans might have an innate “grammar” for music.
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New Scientist
Humans across cultures may share the same universal musical grammar
Music appears to be made from the same simple building blocks of pitches and chords around the world, upending the prevailing view that universals don’t exist
Human-driven N₂O emissions have been growing unabated for many decades, but we may have been seriously underestimating by just how much
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The Conversation
Nitrogen fertilisers are incredibly efficient, but they make climate change a lot worse
Measurements and modelling have found nitrous oxide emissions, a greenhouse gas 265 times more potent than carbon dioxide, are significantly higher than previously reported.
A PhD student has proposed a novel idea of building a Mars base with bacteria, who will mine iron from Martian soil for the later construction of useful materials and structures by the human colonisers.
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TU Delft
Building a Mars base with bacteria
Excellent mental health for 2/3 of Indigenous people off reserve. Findings show that despite stark economic inequalities and a history of residential schools, the majority of Indigenous people are free of addictions, suicidal thoughts and mental illness
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EurekAlert!
Excellent mental health for 2/3 of Indigenous people off reserve
Two-thirds of Indigenous people living off reserve in Canada have excellent mental health, according to a nationally representative study conducted by the University of Toronto and Algoma University. These findings show that, despite stark economic inequalities…
Over 80% of school-going adolescents worldwide get less than one hour of physical activity per day – leaving children at risk of poorer cardiorespiratory and muscular fitness, bone and metabolic health, and slower cognitive development than their more active peers
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World Health Organization
New WHO-led study says majority of adolescents worldwide are not sufficiently physically active, putting their current and future…
The first ever global trends for adolescent insufficient physical activity show that urgent action is needed to increase physical activity levels in girls and boys aged 11 to 17 years. The study, published in The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health journal and…
Scientists discover brain circuit in mice that controls compulsive drinking of alcohol. This can potentially have implications for understanding human binge drinking and addiction in the future.
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Salk Institute for Biological Studies
Brain biomarker predicts compulsive drinking - Salk Institute for Biological Studies
LA JOLLA—Although alcohol use is ubiquitous in modern society, only a portion of individuals develop alcohol use disorders or addiction. Yet, scientists have not understood why some individuals are prone to develop drinking problems, while others are not.…
Increased use of antibiotics may predispose to Parkinson's disease, suggests new study (n=13,976), which may be explained by their disruptive effects on the gut microbiome. In the gut, pathological changes typical of Parkinson's disease have been observed up to 20 years before diagnosis.
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University of Helsinki
Increased use of antibiotics may predispose to Parkinson's disease | University of Helsinki
Higher exposure to commonly used oral antibiotics is linked to an increased risk of Parkinson's disease.
Humans often have false beliefs about how much they can affect the world around them. A new paper suggests these false beliefs may actually be justified.
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PsyArXiv
Illusions of control without delusions of grandeur
We frequently experience feelings of agency over events we do not objectively influence – so-called ‘illusions of control’. These illusions have prompted widespread claims that we can be insensitive to objective relationships between actions and outcomes…
Studies show that yoga may help improve heart health and reduce several risk factors for heart disease. One study found that participants over 40 years of age who practiced yoga for five years had a lower blood pressure and pulse rate than those who didn't
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Healthline
12 Benefits of Yoga That Are Supported by Science
Yoga combines breathing exercises, meditation, and poses that are proven to benefit mental and physical health. Here are 12 evidence-based benefits of yoga.