Do you find yourself reaching for a snack after watching a sports event on TV? Research shows that physical exercise often leads to increased food consumption. However, a new study has found that watching sports videos can also have a significant impact on how much we eat. The research, co-authored by Jannine Lasaleta, revealed that
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Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a complex neurodevelopmental condition that affects individuals in varying degrees. While some may exhibit milder symptoms and lead relatively independent lives, others with more severe cases require lifelong supportive care. Research into the biological underpinnings of autism is crucial to better comprehend and manage the diverse manifestations of this neurological
The recent discovery made by scientists regarding Saturn’s massive seasonal energy imbalance has opened up new doors for understanding the weather and climate patterns of gas giant planets. The revelation highlights a significant shift in our perception of the long-term evolution and ongoing changes within these celestial bodies. Physicist Liming Li from the University of
Recent research conducted in China has revealed fascinating results regarding the link between mental well-being and healthy aging. The study, which involved a massive genetic analysis of individuals in Europe, found that those with better mental health tend to live longer and healthier lives. This study goes beyond mere observations and associations, utilizing Mendelian randomization
The future of treating depression may involve a revolutionary method – brain scans. A recent study conducted by a team from the US and Australia has identified six distinct types of brain activity patterns, symptoms, and responses to treatment among individuals with depression and anxiety. This breakthrough could potentially change the way doctors diagnose and
The fossil record suggests that around 600,000 years ago, there was a significant leap in stone tool complexity that changed the course of human evolution. The University of Missouri anthropologist Jonathan Paige and Arizona State University anthropologist Charles Perreault have conducted a study that sheds light on how this sudden increase in knowledge led to
Recently, a fascinating discovery was made on the Greek island of Crete. A 4,000-year-old ring-shaped stone structure was unearthed on Papoura Hill, northwest of Kastelli, during excavation works for an airport project. Archaeologists have now begun investigating this Bronze Age monument, believed to have had a ritualistic or religious significance. The labyrinthine stone monument consists
Scientists have recently made a groundbreaking discovery in the field of optics by developing a lens that is just three atoms thick. This remarkable feat qualifies it as the thinnest lens ever created, opening up a world of possibilities in optical fiber communication and the design of high-tech gadgets such as augmented reality glasses. Unlike
Recent research has shed light on the relationship between our body’s circadian clock and the effectiveness of certain cancer treatments. It has been discovered that checkpoint inhibitors, which are immunotherapy drugs used to block proteins from binding to cancerous tumors, may be influenced by the body’s circadian rhythm. While these drugs have shown promise in
What if we could keep everyone out of poverty while also tackling the climate crisis? It sounds too good to be true, but it could be possible with a universal basic income scheme funded by taxing carbon emissions, a new study shows. Universal basic income (UBI) proposes that a regular payment to every person –