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A study found that taking 200 mg of decaffeinated whole coffee cherry extract improves memory, focus, and self-control within an hour, with long-term use enhancing accuracy. Results suggest potential brain health benefits for middle-aged adults.
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Mashup Score: 5Obesity’s effects on relationships and health appear to be reduced in areas with higher prevalence - 1 month(s) ago
Individuals with obesity face fewer social and health challenges in regions with high obesity prevalence, likely due to reduced weight bias, though economic disparities persist regardless of regional obesity rates.
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Obesity’s effects on relationships and health appear to be reduced in areas with higher prevalence via @psypost https://t.co/4TAtrIyoum
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Mashup Score: 4Beliefs about demographic "replacement" strongly linked to support for political violence - 1 month(s) ago
Non-Hispanic white Americans who endorse “replacement thinking” are significantly more likely to support political violence, according to new research.
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Beliefs about demographic “replacement” strongly linked to support for political violence via @psypost https://t.co/yVOoSIrcpW
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A recent study found that ghosting and stress are linked to maladaptive daydreaming and vulnerable narcissism, with mindfulness reducing, and rumination amplifying, these effects.
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Ghosting and stress emerge as predictors of maladaptive daydreaming and narcissism via @psypost https://t.co/IZ0CM8ojGx
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A study found that eating fish during pregnancy was linked to a 20% lower risk of autism in children, especially in girls, while omega-3 supplements showed no similar benefits.
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Eating fish during pregnancy linked to lower autism risk in children, study finds via @psypost https://t.co/ieFfVmZ1ug
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Mashup Score: 5Brain networks for sustained attention in teens predict substance use in young adulthood - 1 month(s) ago
Adolescents with lower sustained attention and specific brain activity patterns at age 14 were more likely to increase cigarette and cannabis use by age 23, suggesting early attention ability predicts future substance use risk.
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Brain networks for sustained attention in teens predict substance use in young adulthood https://t.co/f1RSBJvFdM
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A recent study found no increased risk of ADHD or disruptive behavior disorders in children by age 11 when mothers used cannabis early in pregnancy, though other maternal and newborn health risks remain.
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Cannabis use in early pregnancy not linked to ADHD or behavioral disorders in kids via @psypost https://t.co/4If3hnPO1S
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A recent study found that a large portion of people’s sung earworms matched the pitch of the original songs exactly, adding new evidence that our brains may retain detailed musical information in ways we never realized.
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Surprising precision: Nearly half of "earworms" match original pitch perfectly https://t.co/uJdfRqf1Qa
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Across 12 nations, people predominantly make friends based on shared traits, support, and socializing opportunities, with lesser emphasis on self-serving goals like career advancement or mating.
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Friendships are driven by compatibility and support across cultures, study finds via @psypost https://t.co/iIpudDQ1pL
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Mashup Score: 6Early life stress predicts negative emotionality and inflammation in alcohol use disorder - 2 month(s) ago
Emotional distress and inflammation are more prominent in alcohol use disorder patients with a history of childhood stress, such as abuse or neglect, according to new research.
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Early life stress predicts negative emotionality and inflammation in alcohol use disorder via @psypost https://t.co/tWsVotb7km
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Whole coffee cherry extract supplement might improve working memory via @psypost https://t.co/5va0eZmK2c