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Public opinion in the United States has grown more conservative regarding restroom access for transgender individuals over the past several years, a shift the researchers link to changing beliefs about safety and discrimination. When people hold conflicting views about the rights and risks involved in this debate, they are now much more likely to side with restrictive policies t...

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A recent study suggests that longing for a political party’s past is tied to support for political violence in opposite ways, depending on how people relate to their party. Among partisans whose commitment is obsessive, stronger collective nostalgia went along with a stronger link to support for violence, while among those whose commitment is harmonious, it went along with less ...

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Researchers have identified a specific enzyme that clumps up and damages cellular powerhouses in the brains of mice with Alzheimer’s disease. Developing chemical compounds to prevent or eliminate these clumps slowed memory loss and brain cell death in the animals. The findings were published in Cell Reports Medicine. Alzheimer’s disease involves the buildup of misfolded proteins...

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Medications like liraglutide help treat diabetes and obesity, but they also influence how the body handles water and sodium. A new study shows that these drugs directly lower levels of a key water-conserving hormone, altering chemical signals sent from the brain to the kidneys. The findings were published in Science Advances. Drugs known as glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agoni...

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A new small study reveals that getting less than four hours of sleep reduces physical endurance by altering how different networks in the brain communicate. Rather than muscles tiring out faster, sleep-deprived brains struggle to maintain the neural signals required to sustain a physical effort. These findings were published in the International Journal of Psychophysiology. Phys...

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