The Conversation
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Preeclampsia Cases Shed Light On Social Drivers Of Maternal Health Disparities
During the first two years of the COVID-19 pandemic, there is a documented 25% prevalence rate of preeclampsia among a sample of 176 Latinas who used publicly funded prenatal care in El Paso.
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Al-Qaida And ISIS Are Using AI Very Differently. Here's How
Since 2023, Islamic State supporters and affiliates have produced a growing stream of AI-generated content.
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A Sweary Boss Might Make You Work Harder Or Want To Quit
Study finds employee reactions to swearing bosses vary by personality and country equality levels
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Testosterone May Not Be The Key To Strength And Toughness
Low testosterone can affect energy, mood, and health. Learn what qualifies as low testosterone, common symptoms, and when treatment may be needed.
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Patients Who Suffer Heart Attack Have More Micro And Nanoplastic In Their Blood: Study
The researchers propose that inhaled micro- and nanoplastics may hitch a ride with these particles, crossing the delicate air sacs of the lung, called alveoli, and entering the bloodstream far more readily than previously thought.
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Gen Z Is Pushing Back Against AI: A Reminder That Future Isn't Written
Viral footage of grads booing AI-boosting speakers reveals a deepening generational rift, as Gen Z pushes back against tech elders' optimism
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Ticks In Your Yard? How To Avoid Bites And Stay Safe
Tick bites can spread Lyme disease, Alpha-Gal syndrome and other illnesses. Learn how to prevent tick bites and what to do if you're bitten.
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Mapping The Odyssey: The Geography Behind Homer's Epic Journey
The ancient Greek historian Polybius, who came 600 years after Homer, believed The Odyssey was a real story with some myths, rather than the reverse.
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Nearly 20% Of New Moms Have Anxiety Or Depression, But A Promising New Psychedelic Drug In On The Horizon
A new study suggests that a new drug could benefit new moms those who experience depression and anxiety during pregnancy or in the year after giving birth.
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Ocean Temperatures In June Surge Past Extreme 2023-24 El Nino Records
Right now, the average sea surface temperature is just under 21 degrees Celsius across the world's tropical and temperate oceans.
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What Makes A Star A Star?
Stars start out as huge blobs of gas in space - but how big and heavy does a blob of gas have to be before it becomes a star? It sounds like a simple question, but astronomers have debated the answer for decades.
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Warmer Temperatures Bring Soaring Tick Populations - Here Is How You Can Stay Safe From Lyme Disease
Spring's warmer weather lures people outdoors and into possible contact withticks that spread Lyme disease. Here is how you can stay safe from possible ticks bites that spread lyme disease.
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The Mistakes That Sealed Keir Starmer's Fate
Keir Starmer resigns as UK Prime Minister after poor election results and political difficulties.
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People Who Lift Weights Live Longer - New Study
The study is a compilation of 3 long-running US studies that followed nearly 150,000 nurses and other health professionals for up to 30 years.
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Bones Communicate With The Rest Of The Body To Support Overall Health - Here's The Science Behind Your Skeleton
Bones are living, dynamic tissues that continuously rebuild and communicate with the body. Here's how they stay strong and heal over time.
