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From gut to brain: data-driven evidence suggests causal contribution of gut-microbiota to major depressive disorder in humans

The internet can’t get enough of cats… but cats might have had enough of the internet

Many restaurant workers report drinking on the job, despite formal zero-tolerance policies

Adverse Events Associated with Incretin-Based Therapies: A Narrative Review on Mechanisms, Clinical Management, and Risk Mitiga

Urinary stones share universal molecular signatures across humans and animals

Recycling grid-scale battery systems is both environmentally beneficial and highly profitable, yielding up to €69,000 per unit in recovered metals, according to a life-cycle assessment by Czech Technical University in Prague

A recent rat study found that when mothers consumed morphine infused water in adolescence, it had effects on their offspring

Elite athletes don't have better basic eyesight than amateurs, but superior dynamic visual-motor skills

Article linking hepatitis B vaccines to autism is retracted by the Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health because of critical methodological flaws

Cognitive and behavioural effects of high-fat, high-sugar diet reversal: a systematic review and meta-analysis of animal studies

A new pan-shinisaur lizard (Anguimorpha) from the lower Campanian of Villeveyrac (Hérault, France)

V-Dem data shows an embattled state of democracy in the world in 2025: Autocracies now outnumber democracies (92 to 87); more countries are autocratizing than democratizing (44 to 18); and in the US, the Trump administration is overseeing the most rapid dismantling of democracy in modern history.

Paradoxical thinking and attitudes toward prostitution: preliminary experimental findings

Concerns about the health effects of industrially produced seed oils are without scientific foundation.

Anxiety-buffer disruption in combat soldiers: the contributions of exposure to combat-related threats, attachment anxiety, and ideological threat to mental health and addiction

Despite achievements through strategic counterterrorism dialogues, capacity-building efforts, and enhanced information sharing, the European External Action Service’s institutional positioning in an already crowded EU counterterrorism field remains contested and its performance uneven.

An inverted-U saturation effect (β = –0.12) and outcome-specific moderation revealed that moderate bonding predicts, yet excessive bonding crowds out, bridging dividends TL;DR There is a sweet spot for the number of connections that bring dividends

Mortality from alcohol-induced hypertension has risen drastically in the U.S

New review suggests a link between alcohol use and neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's

Finnish sauna heat exposure induces stronger immune cell than cytokine responses

Chemically purifying lithium-ion battery electrolytes offers a more sustainable path than current disposal methods, according to a new study from Czech Technical University in Prague

New review describes how gut microbiota may be a causal factor in eating disorders, contributing to food choices and overall feeding behavior -- particularly related to Western diets

Pedestrianizing city streets reduces daily noise by 3.1 decibels, a new study of Barcelona’s "green axes" shows

The US radical environmental movement shifted away from tactics like arson and sabotage in the mid-2000s

Researchers analyzed 1,737 climate policies across 40 countries to identify what actually works

Right-wing authoritarianism is linked to belief in the paranormal

A qualitative study of young adults finds that using cannabis in sexual contexts is primarily motivated by a desire to transform sexuality (enhancing sensations and connection)…

A study in mice reveals that two specific mucus-eating gut bacteria (A. muciniphila and B

National victimization data (2015-22) indicate a higher risk of sexual violence for college-age women compared to non-enrolled peers

A new study finds that lower relationship satisfaction is associated with a greater preference for hearing prosocial lies from a romantic partner, while those in satisfying relationships are more likely to prefer the truth.

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