Human biomass movement may be up to 40 times greater than that of all land animals combined, according to a @NatureEcoEvo paper. An accompanying @NatureComms paper finds that wild mammal biomass has more than halved since 1850. https://t.co/jjYCMzMAre https://t.co/0CukkEACKJ

Women may experience a three-fold reduction in mortality risk from coronary heart diseases, when following recommended exercise guidelines, compared to men, according to a study in @NatureCVR. https://t.co/IOIrwXClBu

Coffee beans harvested from the faeces of the Asian palm civet may have higher levels of fats and other key flavour-enhancing compounds than traditionally harvested beans, according to a paper in @SciReports. https://t.co/TOOBhov9Jo

A new study in @NatureClimate finds that as temperatures rise, so does our consumption of added sugar, especially in the form of sodas, juices, and frozen desserts.

The joint analysis of datasets from NOvA and T2K, the two currently operating long-baseline neutrino oscillation experiments, provides new constraints related to neutrino masses and fundamental symmetries, according to a paper in @Nature. https://t.co/OuQrhzd6KA

Some ancient stony corals were able to survive extreme environmental changes, which suggests that some modern species could possess some resilience to the effects of climate change, according to research in @Nature. https://t.co/NxRVC7JXk5

A study in @Nature suggests manipulating quantum circuits in a way that reverses the scrambling of information could potentially probe the properties of quantum computers and improve their performance. https://t.co/7NJ8i3gU1l

Treatments for acne offer only partial and temporary reductions in symptoms – but two vaccine candidates could offer new hope. This article is part of our Nature Outlook on Skin. https://t.co/xuehppsINN

A study published in @NatureNeuro reports that psychedelics can disrupt the normal relationship between neuronal activity and blood flow in both humans and mice. The findings suggest that fMRI results under psychedelics may reflect vascular effects as much as neural ones and

Carbon emissions from the lithium-ion battery supply chain could be cut by up to around 35% using a circular economy strategy that encompasses global cooperation, according to a paper published in @Nature. https://t.co/GDNSRcv5tM

A paper published in @Nature reports the discovery of an early sauropodomorph in northwestern Argentina. The finding expands the known diversity and geographic range of early dinosaurs and offers new insights into sauropodomorph evolution. https://t.co/9fAPevkS29

More than 11 million tonnes of meat is consumed in cities in the US every year, according to an analysis in @NatureClimate. This equates to 329 million tonnes of carbon emissions, which is comparable to emission levels from US domestic fossil fuel use. https://t.co/vsvObciuXp

A Review in @NatureRevEndo summarizes key nutritional strategies for treating type 2 diabetes (Mediterranean diet, ketogenic diet, etc.), and discusses their underlying mechanisms, clinical efficacy and potential for long-term implementation. https://t.co/F4FBOnagsp

Penguins might be helping fight climate change - with their poop. A new study published in @CommsEarth reveals that ammonia released from Adélie penguin guano could play a surprising role in cooling the Antarctic climate.

A newly uncovered set of 1.5-million-year-old fossils that includes the first unambiguous Paranthropus boisei hand bones are reported in @Nature. The findings offer insights into the evolution of hominin hands. https://t.co/CAEVRyT7xR

Explosive volcanic eruptions on early Mars may have transported water ice to equatorial regions, according to a modelling study in @NatureComms. https://t.co/kdcM9nkFPL

Women’s brain health is a global issue, affecting over half of the global population. Despite this, the unique aspects of how the female brain adapts, reorganizes and ages, have not received enough attention, argues a Comment article in @NatRevNeurosci. https://t.co/nHtcemQRt8

Adults can better access their early memories after embodying a childlike version of their own face, according to a study published in @SciReports. https://t.co/nco1s13eP1

Elephant endotheliotropic herpesvirus (EEHV) hemorrhagic disease is a significant cause of calf and juvenile mortality in Asian elephants. A paper in @NatureComms reports on a trial that evaluated the safety and immunogenicity of a vaccine against EEHV. https://t.co/0OgSCHjCUL

A single dose of psilocybin reduced pain, pain-induced anxiety and depression-like behaviors in mice, according to a study published in @NatureNeuro. https://t.co/t9etroEfTM