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Thirty years of research suggests that when children are exposed to parental depression may be as important as whether they are actually exposed to depression, with pregnancy emerging as a key period for maternal influence and a key period for paternal influence. Study: Timing of exposure to parental depression from pregnancy to adolescence and adult offspring’s mental health. Image credit: N Universe / Shutterstock In a recent comprehensive longitudinal study published in JAMA network openresearchers analyzed data from more than 5,000 adult children to investigate whether the timing of a child’s exposure to parental depression is associated with mental health…
Travele receives breakthrough rare disease approval, charting path towards Filspari’s $3 billion US opportunity
With the path to a blockbuster product in sight, Travele Therapeutics is ready to hit the ground running following Monday’s breakthrough approval of Filspari for focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS). The company said in a post-approval presentation that Filspari is the first product approved for a rare kidney disease and is poised to reach more than 30,000 eligible FSGS patients. Building on Filspari’s experience in greenlighting IgA nephrography (IgAN) in 2023, Travelere boasts a “ready-to-execute” commercial platform that can support “long-term, sustainable revenue growth,” the company said. Combined with the IgAN population already covered by the drug, Filspari now has the…
Cuba could break US energy blockade with $8 billion investment in renewable energy, think tank says | Cuba
Cuba could break America’s devastating energy blockade forever with just $8 billion in renewable energy investments. And the rest of the world will have to pay the price.These are the bold claims of a think tank’s analysis of the beleaguered socialist republic’s energy policy, which argues that Cuba can show its Caribbean neighbors a path to a green energy future.Just $8bn (£5.9bn) could fund the build-out of enough renewable energy to meet 93.4% of Cuba’s electricity generation needs, the report claims. For less than $20 billion, Cuba could become the first Caribbean country to have an entirely renewable energy grid.The…
This Mediterranean-style diet is associated with a slower rate of brain volume loss as we age.
A Mediterranean diet rich in olive oil, fish, vegetables, and legumes has long been associated with improved heart health. Brain-focused dietary variations are receiving scientific attention, with growing evidence suggesting they may support brain health as we age. It’s called the Mind Diet. The name stands for Mediterranean Dash Intervention for Neurodegenerative Delay, but more important than the acronym is what it actually contains. It includes plenty of green vegetables, beans, whole grains, nuts, berries, poultry, and fish, uses olive oil as the main cooking fat, and includes limited amounts of red meat, butter, cheese, fried foods, and sweets. It…
Lilly has been directed to gather more safety information for obesity product launch Foundayo
Even as Eli Lilly embarks on the launch of its next big obesity drug with Foundayo, FDA documents regarding the oral treatment indicate that concerns remain about multiple “unanticipated and serious” risks potentially associated with the drug. In the FDA’s approval letter (PDF) for the GLP-1 pill Foundayo, the agency ordered Eli Lilly to obtain more information about the drug’s potential association with serious cardiovascular events and drug-induced liver damage. Additionally, the agency would like to learn more about the delayed gastric emptying associated with this drug and its potential effects in breastfeeding women. In evaluating the drug data, the…
The truth about fluorideFluoride is found in dental products such as toothpaste and helps protect teeth from cavities and fights off bacteria in the mouth. It is also added to public water supplies.Unbranded – LifestylePeople who drink fluoridated local water for long periods of time are just as smart as those who don’t, the first study of its kind has found.The study, published Monday, April 13 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, is the first to examine the effects of fluoridated water on cognition into late adulthood, far beyond childhood and adolescence, the usual focus of fluoride…
It’s getting hotter in our country’s cities. How hot it gets depends not only on the weather, but also on infrastructure, working conditions, and postal code. When that heat falls on cities with steel and concrete infrastructure, it can create what scientists call “urban heat islands.” Under this phenomenon, concrete structures and roads essentially act like “thermal batteries,” with man-made surfaces absorbing and releasing more heat than natural landscapes such as grass and trees, potentially leading to higher temperatures, said Luis Ortiz, an assistant professor in George Mason University’s School of Atmospheric, Oceanic, and Earth Sciences and a member of…
Viewing sexual intimacy as a sacred experience is associated with higher levels of sexual satisfaction and passion, a new psychological study finds. The study found that finding spiritual meaning in the bedroom works not only by increasing the frequency of intimacy, but also by strengthening certain relationship habits, such as open communication and staying in the present moment. These findings show that Journal of Sex and Couple Therapy. Psychologists often study how humans create meaning to live and enrich their daily lives. One of the ways people construct meaning is through a process called sanctification. This occurs when a person…
Scientists have reported major experimental advances in understanding how some of the rarest elements in the universe are formed. These unusual atoms, known as p-nuclei, are isotopes rich in protons, which are heavier than iron, and have long puzzled researchers. The new research was led by Artemis Tsantilli, who conducted the research as a graduate student at the Rare Isotope Beam Facility (FRIB) and is now a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Regina in Canada, and achieved the breakthrough results. Researchers used a rare isotope beam to directly measure for the first time how arsenic-73 captures protons to form…
The discovery of new fossils provides new insight into one of the most remarkable survival stories in Earth’s history, while also solving a scientific mystery that has puzzled researchers for decades. Lystrosauruswas the ancestor of hardy, plant-eating mammals and became one of the major species after the mass extinction at the end of the Permian period, about 252 million years ago. This event wiped out most life on Earth. Despite intense heat, instability and prolonged drought; Lystrosaurus It not only endured, but thrived. New research published in pro swan Discover discoveries that will change the way scientists understand this ancient…