The article discusses how the time of eating breakfast can affect health and longevity, highlighting that previous studies have linked skipping breakfast and eating late at night with poorer health, but the exact times require further investigation. (translated)
Studies show that psilocybin, a psychedelic substance, makes the brain more situationally aware, reflecting a person's experiences and actions more clearly, which may help understand the potential of this substance in the treatment of mental health disorders and emphasizes the importance of the environment and mindset in treatment outcomes. (translated)
Studies show that over the past twenty-five years, common pain relievers, rather than alcohol, have been the main cause of liver damage, leading to a sharp increase in the number of drug-related liver injuries at poison control centers in the United States. (translated)
Studies of million-year-old seafloor deposits near the coast of South Africa suggest that the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) may not behave according to current scientific explanations, which could change our understanding of its vulnerability in the context of climate change. (translated)
Studies show that in the field of biomedicine, 89% of new open-access research articles are written or edited with the help of language models, although scientists trust artificial intelligence more in analyzing results, while they are more cautious about methodology to ensure their independence. (translated)
Studies show that increasing temperatures due to climate change are making extreme heat more dangerous for older people at lower temperatures and humidity than for younger generations, which previous climate risk modeling underestimated. (translated)
U.S. scientists have made an important discovery in monkeys, identifying that a correctly timed novel triple therapy can permanently eliminate the HIV virus from the body, offering hope to many children diagnosed with HIV. (translated)
Studies show that calculating a dog's age based on multiplying by seven is incorrect, as dogs age at different rates, and a new mathematical formula based on DNA methylation patterns provides a more accurate comparison between a dog's age and a human's age. (translated)
Studies by researchers from Tallinn University of Technology and the University of Tartu show that Estonian baked clay can partially replace cement, as the strength achieved through heating can exceed the limits required by the concrete industry, although clay-based mortar remains weaker than classic cement. (translated)
Studies show that the level of greenery in the living environment, including gardens and parks, is associated with a reduced risk of developing type 2 diabetes, emphasizing the importance of nature in urban planning and human health. (translated)
Research by scientists has shown that a porous biomaterial injected at the site of stroke in mice altered the behavior of immune cells, promoted blood vessel growth, and helped restore nearly normal motor function, which could open new possibilities for stroke treatment in humans as well. (translated)
Studies show that a sudden warming of the climate that occurred about 56 million years ago led to a significant reduction of forest canopies by more than half, and scientists warn that today’s climate changes could lead to similar environmental damage and the destruction of ecosystems. (translated)
Studies show that fructose, found in many foods, may help cancer cells survive during chemotherapy and then reactivate, promoting tumor spread. (translated)
Studies show that children's daily habits, including movement, sleep, and screen time, are strongly associated with their psychosocial well-being and body weight, especially in children with overweight or obesity problems, and regular physical activity supports their self-esteem and reduces the occurrence of health concerns. (translated)
Research shows that in Estonia, 9-year-old children are already receiving messages with sexual content, highlighting the growing dangers online, including grooming and abuse, and emphasizing the importance of a trusting relationship between parents and the development of digital skills in protecting children. (translated)
Researchers at Boston Children's Hospital show that stool transplantation can alleviate life-threatening nut allergies, with about half of the adult participants in the study improving their nut tolerance threshold, indicating the promise of microbiome-based treatment in addressing food allergies. (translated)
Studies have confirmed that the warning signs of a stroke differ between men and women, although the symptoms of the disease are largely similar, which is why it is important to be aware of all warning signs to ensure timely help. (translated)
Studies have found a connection between coffee and the types of breast cancer common among women, highlighting the potentially beneficial effects of plant compounds found in coffee in coping with cancer. (translated)
Studies show that in Estonia, too little attention has been paid to skills for maintaining mental health, including support for daily life and awareness, while the stress level remains high, reaching 27% of adult women and 23% of men in 2024. (translated)
Research at the University of Tartu has shown that there is a dangerous bidirectional relationship between long Covid and chronic diseases, where previous health issues worsen the course of Covid and may trigger new chronic diseases, including diabetes and heart rhythm disorders. (translated)
