First human transplant of a universal blood type kidney
Scientists successfully transplant a kidney modified to have a universal blood type in humans for the first time.
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New relationships boost well-being, especially for men.
Entering a romantic relationship increases well-being, with men benefiting more than women in life and relationship satisfaction.
Home abortions safe up to 12 weeks, study shows
Early medical abortion at home up to 12 weeks safe, effective, comparable to hospital care.
Psilocybin may worsen postpartum depression in mice
Psilocybin may worsen postpartum depression in mice, new research suggests.
Feeling in control boosts stress management, study finds
Feeling in control can significantly boost your ability to manage daily stress, says a new study.
Psilocybin eases pain, depression in mice
Psilocybin in mice: rewires brain circuits, eases pain and depression for up to two weeks.
Social status impacts stress responses
Feeling lower in social rank due to socioeconomic factors can heighten cardiovascular stress responses, a new study suggests.
Childhood violence linked to war support
Study finds childhood violence linked to rigid masculinity and war support later in life.
Autism is not one condition, new study finds
Autism is not a single condition, shows a study based on genetic data from 45,000 people.
Neurons use fats for energy, study finds
Neurons burn fats for energy, challenging old beliefs and hinting at new neurological treatments.