You might think that a pregnant mom's blood pressure would have some impact on her baby's teeth. But it turns out, maybe not! Researchers looked at rat pups and found that even when mom is hypertensive or treated with a blood pressure medicine called atenolol, the little ones' incisors don't show an
Ever wondered if feelings of depression and anxiety in midlife could impact your brain later in life? A Norwegian study followed people for three decades to find out. The research looked at how midlife moods might influence the risk of developing dementia. It shows there could be a link, but scienti
In the southwestern Ugandan district of Mbarara, many new mothers are facing a double challenge. A recent study found that about 40% of mothers between six weeks and six months after childbirth suffer from postpartum depression (PPD). That's a worryingly high number. But here's where it gets more co
Let's dive into the relationship between Bitcoin (BTC) and carbon emissions (CO2) from 2017 to 2022. Recent studies have shown that cryptocurrencies and energy markets are quite volatile. This means the relationship between Bitcoin and carbon emissions might not be straightforward. Using tests from
Picture a farmer beginning with just a few chicks or baby cows. Over time, these little ones need food and care to grow big and strong. Eventually, they end up on our dinner plates. Did you know that raising these animals for food contributes a lot to greenhouse gas emissions? From the feed they eat
Last night, Russia unleashed a devastating aerial assault on Ukraine, firing nearly 200 missiles and drones at cities and energy infrastructure. This attack has left many Ukrainian civilians without electricity. President Biden has condemned this act, highlighting the need to support Ukraine against
Imagine a lakeshore teeming with life, including giant storks over 6. 5 feet tall. Now, travel back over 1. 5 million years to a time when two different species of early humans roamed this land. These aren't our modern ancestors, Homo sapiens, but distant cousins known as Homo erectus and Paranthrop
These days, pharmaceutical companies are big fans of medicinal plants. Why? Because they are cheap and have fewer side effects than regular drugs. But, identifying these plants can be tough, time-consuming, and prone to errors. That's why researchers are excited about automatic classification of the
Imagine trying to figure out what dinosaurs ate by looking at their fossilized vomit and poop. That's exactly what scientists did! They studied hundreds of these "bromalites" from Poland, which are over 200 million years old. By using advanced tools like particle accelerators, they found bits of fis
You might think that after recovering from a sports concussion, everything goes back to normal. But recent findings say something different. Even after clinical recovery, people with a history of sports-related concussions (SRC) are at a higher risk for future injuries. Scientists suspect that the b
