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Same-sex parents have more postnatal depression, less support from their family, but higher life satisfaction than different-sex parents, new study finds

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Same-sex parents have more postnatal depression, less support from their family, but higher life satisfaction than different-sex parents, new study finds

AI4RDD: Artificial Intelligence and Rare Disease Diagnosis: A proposal to improve the anamnesis process

A new study finds that grey treefrogs use daylight length to trigger 'antifreeze' buildup for winter

Analysis of 1,800+ UNESCO documents found that while awareness of climate risks is rising, real local action to protect heritage sites remains limited.

Hallucinations are inevitable but can be made statistically negligible

Brain region-specific and systemic transcriptomic alterations in a human alpha-synuclein overexpressing rat model

New study from the Canadian Arctic shows that during warm, low-ice years, ringed seals have thinner blubber, depleted fatty acids, and high metabolic stress

The Bearded Vulture as an accumulator of historical remains: Insights for future ecological and biocultural studies

Sometimes life demands more than one language

Researchers discovered that wild Pacific white-sided dolphins host a surprisingly diverse community of potentially cross-species pathogens, revealing how even common marine mammals can play an important role in understanding ocean and public health connections.