Why ADHD Diagnoses Are Increasing Among Generation Z
ADHD diagnoses are rising among Generation Z due to improved awareness, reduced stigma, and better detection in women, rather than an increase in the actual prevalence of the disorder.
Victor Langston
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Hawaii Mars Simulation Ends Early After Electric Shock Incident
A 2018 Mars simulation in Hawaii ended after a few days when an electric shock injured a scientist, leading to a crew shortage and mission termination.
US Military Pigeon Guided Missile Project in World War II
During WWII, B.F. Skinner led Project Pigeon, training birds to guide missiles using operant conditioning. Though never deployed, the project led to advancements in conductive screen technology for warships.
Common Medical Myths About Pain and Patient Consciousness
Medical experts debunk dangerous myths regarding pain perception, revealing that unresponsive patients can feel pain and that vital signs are not always reliable indicators of physical suffering.
New HIV Treatment Combination Could Eliminate Virus in Newborns
A new combination of antiretrovirals, neutralizing antibodies, and leronlimab has successfully eliminated HIV in nonhuman primates, offering hope for a one-time cure for infected newborns worldwide.
Scientists Reconstruct DAN5 Fossil Face of Homo erectus
Scientists have digitally reconstructed the face of the 1.5-million-year-old DAN5 fossil, revealing a mix of primitive and advanced traits that complicate the traditional linear timeline of human evolution.
Reading in Dim Light and Eye Health Myths Debunked
Science debunks the myth that reading in dim light causes permanent eye damage, explaining that while it causes temporary strain, natural light is crucial for children's vision development.
CD4 CTL Biomarkers and Extreme Human Longevity
Scientists have discovered that supercentenarians (110+) possess unusually high levels of CD4 cytotoxic T lymphocytes, suggesting these rare immune cells help the body fight threats and potential cancers in extreme old age.
The Science of Soft Fascination and Lava Lamps
Explore how the iconic lava lamps of the 1970s utilize the science of soft fascination and Attention Restoration Theory to help the human brain recover from mental fatigue.
Common Vomiting Myths Debunked by Medical Science
Explore the scientific reality behind common vomiting misconceptions. This article debunks myths regarding food poisoning timelines, the dangers of induced vomiting, and the medical significance of blood color in emesis.
Why Gen Z Is Aging Faster Than Previous Generations
Scientific research reveals that Gen Z is aging faster biologically than previous generations due to sedentary lifestyles, ultra-processed diets, and environmental stressors, leading to higher rates of early-onset diseases.
Candidozyma auris Drug Resistant Fungal Infection in US
Candidozyma auris is a drug-resistant fungal superbug spreading in US healthcare facilities. With mortality rates up to 60%, this yeast poses a severe threat to immunocompromised patients due to its environmental resilience.
