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Korean scientists developed a technique for diagnosing prostate cancer from urine within only 20 minutes with almost 100% accuracy, using AI and a biosensor, without the need for an invasive biopsy. It may be further utilized in the precise diagnoses of other cancers using a urine test. 104,789
/r/science, 2021-01-21, 11:27:42
Men initiate sex more than three times as often as women do in a long-term, heterosexual relationship. However, sex happens far more often when the woman takes the initiative, suggesting it is the woman who sets limits, and passion plays a significant role in sex frequency, suggests a new study. 75,666
/r/science, 2019-05-16, 10:37:59
Fecal transplant turns cancer immunotherapy non-responders into responders - Scientists transplanted fecal samples from patients who respond well to immunotherapy to advanced melanoma patients who don’t respond, to turn them into responders, raising hope for microbiome-based therapies of cancers. 73,934
/r/science, 2021-02-05, 11:39:40
Long-term cannabis use damages lungs, but in a different way to tobacco. Prolonged cannabis use led to over-inflated lungs and increased the resistance to airflow to a greater extent than tobacco and may also impair the ability of the lungs to extract oxygen from the breath. 65,557
/r/science, 2022-02-03, 15:26:01
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More than 99.9% of studies agree: Humans caused climate change 59,692
/r/science, 2021-10-19, 08:33:19
The best way to train surgeons may be to remove the stress of residency programs and make surgery a “hobby”. Under relaxed conditions outside a formal educational setting, 15 first-year medical students mastered microsurgical suturing and cutting skills in as little as five hour-long sessions. 57,248
/r/science, 2019-02-11, 12:52:13
Masks Not Enough to Stop COVID-19’s Spread Without Social Distancing. Every material tested dramatically reduced the number of droplets that were spread. But at distances of less than 6 feet, enough droplets to potentially cause illness still made it through several of the materials. 54,276
/r/science, 2020-12-23, 11:14:10
Normalisation of 'plus-size' risks hidden danger of obesity, study finds 54,219
/r/worldnews, 2018-06-22, 10:03:55
Legal cannabis stores linked to fewer opioid deaths in the United States. Findings may have implications for tackling opioid misuse. An increase from one to two dispensaries in a county was associated with an estimated 17% reduction in all opioid related mortality rates. 50,891
/r/science, 2021-01-28, 00:05:33
MSU study confirms: 1 in 5 adults don’t want children –– and they don’t regret it later 49,528
/r/science, 2023-04-06, 11:07:43
City trees can offset neighborhood heat islands, finds a new study, which shows that enough canopy cover can dramatically reduce urban temperatures, enough to make a significant difference even within a few city blocks. To get the most cooling, you have to have about 40 percent canopy cover. 48,718
/r/science, 2019-04-27, 00:31:03
People with early-onset dementia are often mistaken for having depression and now research has discovered the cause: a profound loss of ability to experience pleasure - related to degeneration of 'hedonic hotspots' in the brain where pleasure mechanisms are concentrated. 48,561
/r/science, 2021-04-12, 20:35:11
A moderate level of piracy can have a positive impact on the bottom line for both manufacturer and retailer - and not at the expense of consumers - finds a new study. Because piracy can affect pricing power of manufacturer and retailer, it injects "shadow" competition into a monopolistic market. 46,774
/r/science, 2019-01-28, 10:55:26
One in four women with ADHD has attempted suicide. Women with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder are eight times more likely to attempt suicide, while men with ADHD are four and a half times more likely; parental violence and substance dependence increase the prevalence of suicide attempts. 46,353
/r/science, 2020-12-22, 14:02:41
Among 26 pharmaceutical firms in a new study, 22 (85%) had financial penalties for illegal activities, such as providing bribes, knowingly shipping contaminated drugs, and marketing drugs for unapproved uses. Firms with highest penalties were Schering-Plough, GlaxoSmithKline, Allergan, and Wyeth. 46,167
/r/science, 2020-11-18, 00:57:56
Historian unearths solid evidence for the Armenian Genocide. The Ottoman government's systematic extermination of 1.5 million Armenians was carried out during and after WWI. Turkey continues to contest the figure and denies that the killings were systematically orchestrated and constitute a genocide 46,040
/r/science, 2019-07-24, 17:52:24
Attractive businesswomen are considered less trustworthy, less truthful and more worthy of being fired than less attractive women, finds a new study (total n=1,202). This “femme fatale effect” taps into more primal feelings of sexual insecurity, jealousy and fear among both men and women. 43,737
/r/science, 2019-03-25, 12:09:58
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