Cannabis linked to short-term PTSD relief in veterans

Cannabis use linked to fewer PTSD symptoms and lower negative affect in veterans.

Study links women’s political views to romantic preferences.

Women's political views influence their romantic preferences, with right-leaning women preferring traditional traits and extremes valuing political similarity.

Most U.S. adults have hearts older than their actual age

Most U.S. adults have a "heart age" older than their chronological age, with larger gaps among men, lower-income individuals, and Black or Hispanic adults.

Antisemitism linked to support for political violence in the US.

Antisemitic attitudes, not just criticism of Israel, predict support for political violence, new study finds.

Umbilical stem cells hailed as regenerative medicine breakthrough

New review highlights the potential of umbilical stem cells in regenerative medicine and bioengineering.

Umbilical stem cells dubbed 'Holy Grail' for regenerative medicine

Umbilical stem cells from Wharton's Jelly offer non-invasive, scalable regenerative therapy options.

Caring for babies heightens danger perception

Caring for a baby alters perception, making threats seem more imminent, new research finds.

Umbilical Stem Cells: Potential 'Holy Grail' for Regenerative Medicine

New review highlights Wharton's Jelly stem cells as a promising, non-invasive option for regenerative therapies.

Spirals in umbilical cord keep babies cool

Spirals in the umbilical cord help keep babies cool before birth by minimizing heat and oxygen loss.

Gun violence linked to poor sleep in teens

Teen exposure to gun violence linked to poor sleep and violent behaviors, per study.