Certain types of stress leave a molecular footprint that could be a sign of depression in older adults.

Sociology has long examined how religion impacts life satisfaction, but the link has been muddied by confounding factors. A new study from @UofMaryland & @FudanUniv potentially gives clearer evidence.

What do cow dung, cool air, and dengue fever have in common? A team at @Concordia and @aufastupdates created a low-cost cooling system that runs off manure and can help prevent waterborne diseases.

Sites like Wikipedia use bots to help moderate content. But despite their usefulness, bots may actually decrease motivation by disrupting collaboration among users, a team of @VCU researchers found.

Corn, ancient population estimates and ceramics all added up to a new way of seeing the shift to agriculture in Mesoamerica and the American Southwest.

RT @ubaltmain: How has remote work affected small businesses? Ting Zhang, associate professor of economics in @UBaltBusiness, discusses the….

Congress is reexaming school nutrition programs, and some are calling to loosen nutritional standards, but researchers from @VCUHealth say research shows that Congress shouldn't roll back standards.

RT @charlescho7705: @TandF_AccForum And as a reminder, the lead paper of this issue on #climate #change #disclosure was picked up by @Acade….

RT @SquatCod: Swirling ocean currents create fish hot spots in the northwest Atlantic’s twilight zone via @academic….

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These researchers don’t waste water: Using wastewater to track COVID-19 rates in a community, @GM_Jiang at @UOW @uowresearch may be able to predict a second wave after an outbreak.

An intergenerational, interdisciplinary team of researchers at @Northeastern uncovered an interesting evacuation trend that emerged during Japan's 2018 Eastern Iburi earthquake.

Coral microbes were better at degrading oil than a commonly used chemical, according to a new study from @vegathurberlab at @OregonState.

Effects of globalization appear to have a more negative impact on white laborers in diverse regions of the U.S., which researchers warn could lead an identity crisis that fuels authoritarian values.

Why does the universe have so much calcium? Some scientists say the first stars made much of it in "faint supernovas." Now, a new study out of @PHASTatUVIC and @NDPhysics casts doubt on that theory.

Can tight living quarters lead to depression? "It's important to check whether this correlation observed in other regions of the world was also present [in Chile]," said @uchile's Ignacio Urria Yáñez.

.@UMich researchers used advanced genetic techniques to dive deep into kidney cancer cells and learn the subtle differences between types of tumors, which they said will aid treatment research.

“It hurts to have your loved one suffer": @UTAustin researcher Sae Hwang Han. But for partners of people who live with a disability, caregiving may help relieve that burden. From @socscimed.

"“With this study, we're able to think about how not only are your experiences important, but your parents' experiences might also be important,” said @ANeurogirl of @SinaiBrain.

Eating less meat, fat, sugar and other inflammatory foods could help young women prevent breast cancer, says a new study from @ICOnoticies and @WHO. @EspinCarlota spoke to us about the findings: