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A new study by Emory University researchers, published Thursday in Environmental Science & Technology , found that exposure to the tiny particles in air pollution during pregnancy can disrupt maternal metabolisms, altering key biological pathways. These changes were associated with increased risk of various negative birth outcomes, including premature birth. The study, which analyzed blood

TOPLINE: In a US real-world analysis, only 51.5% of children with vitiligo received any treatment within 2 years of diagnosis, less often than adults. METHODOLOGY: Researchers analyzed data from the TriNetX US Collaborative Network of patients with two or more medical claims for vitiligo. The study included 5253 adults and an equal number of sex-

Science & Nature In a new study, researchers questioned 1,082 students at MacEwan University about the quality of their sleep, their eating habits, and...

Science & Nature Using an innovative digital fossil-mining approach, paleontologists analyzed more than 250 fossil beaks from 40 ancient squid species. The post Study: Squids...

We’ve heard that marriage is good for our health. After all, having someone by our side could mean emotional, social, and financial support. But what if this notion is challenged by new evidence suggesting that marriage might not be the ultimate safeguard against dementia? In fact, a new study is revealing that being unmarried could

Science & Nature Fees and restrictions on single-use grocery bags mean less trash enters the ecosystem. The post Plastic bag bans work, new study shows...

Science & Nature Pre-contact Central and South American dogs (Canis familiaris) -- all dogs preceding contact with European settlers -- descended from a single...

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