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In a recent article detailing the study on the neurological effects of THC, by an organization funded by the German government -- found that "long-term, low dose ∆9-THC had an anti-aging effect on the brain, restoring cognitive abilities.
New research published in August 2024, in the American Chemical Society -- Journal of Pharmacology and Science suggested that the results of this recent study demonstrates, a significant positive effect that ∆9-THC treatment against anti-aging in the brain. This is study is closely linked to similar Alzheimer research, where it was found that people who used cannabis for recreational and medical uses, reported less memory loss and confusion, in comparison to non-users.
Follow the link on Twitter for the full article detailing a few research results from various case studies and unbiased fact based reports.
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A type of flu virus that used to sicken people every year hasn't been spotted anywhere on Earth since March 2020. As such, experts have advised that the apparently extinct viruses be removed from next year's flu vaccines. The now-extinct viruses were a branch of the influenza B family tree known as the Yamagata lineage. Scientists first reported the apparent disappearance of Yamagata viruses in 2021. At that time, experts speculated that precautions taken to stop the spread of COVID-19 — such as masking and social distancing — had not only driven the overall number of flu cases to historic lows but may have completely snuffed out this type of flu virus.
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HETEROSEXUAL CIS-PEOPLE LOOK HERE
Snaps my fingers at you as you scroll past this post
Look at me. Listen.
I'm not the best at serious posts, but that article up there reminded me of how important it is that people like you stand up for us. So hold on while I try to get this out of my mushy end-of-work-day brain.
We could fight this fight ourselves for decades trying to reach the equal laws, gender affirming trans healthcare that doesn't have a 2-5+ soul-eating years of waiting time, medical care with equal knowledge of lgbtqia+ bodies, and, what is often forgotten, inclusion in the little everyday areas of life like our way of speaking or things being set up or designed with the existence of queer people in mind.
But you joining in could get us there so much faster.
The power you have as a hetero cis person is that you set the standard for what is seen as the average way of treating us among other hetero cis people. You have been given the power of deciding what's "normal" and I'm begging you to use it.
Richard Green is a great example of to what extent your actions can help our situation, and smaller ways of support still add up to a great impact on society, and could make the days of the queer people you interact with.
Educate yourself before you speak up, but don't be silent.
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#funny#lol#haha#humor#meme#memes#tweet#twitter#mental health#dank memes#dark humor#introverts#science
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hey, hi, I was just on the former bird app and came across this info from a brand new study and now I cannot stop screaming internally??? what the actual fuckkkk
theres' an article from the guardian here and here is the actual study:
#period products#menstruation#what the fuck what the fuck!!!#i know i probably shouldn’t be surprised but wtffff#idk what to tag this but#science#menstrual bleeding#heavy bleeding#period problems#reproductive health#alt text#described#physical health#blood mention tw#periods#edit: btw I skimmed the article overview and I’m glad to say it seems very inclusive#so once again: terfs can go fuck themselves in the not pleasant way <3#it always bears repeating and I will ad naseum
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From NPR News:
As Time writes, "His accomplishment: inventing a soap that could one day treat and even prevent multiple forms of skin cancer. It may take years before such a product comes to market, but this summer Heman, who's 15, is already spending part of every weekday working in a lab at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in Baltimore, hoping to bring his dream to fruition."
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#ftm#transmasc#trans boy#trans man#trans#trans guy#transgender#trans resources#trans health#trans research#science#trans healthcare
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#lol#memes#funny#humor#haha#facts#mental health#tweet#twitter#solar eclipse#eclipse#astronomy#science
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I did a post asking about this ages ago, but now that there's polls, I'd like to do another round for this question, since it always has me curious:
Also, I am not including stuff like "I just stay up thinking about things that make me anxious", since this is specifically about things that help you sleep, not things that keep you up!
Just curious how widespread this practice is!
#poll#hopefully this goes over much better than the last one lol#I really wish someone would do a science with this#it seems like the necessity of fiction to our physical health could be a neat thing to study#sleep#imagination#storytelling
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No surprise, though glad to see data behind this
#health#health care#trans health care#news#current events#science#trans rights#important#lgbt#Lgbtq#the left
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For Nature’s new series on sex/gender, I wrote with the amazing Shari Brightly-Brown and G Nic Rider about gender modality, the limits of the cis/trans binary, and how to study gender more respectfully and accurately.
Gender modality is a term I coined in 2019 that has picked up a lot of steam in the last few years. It refers to the relationship between someone’s gender identity and gender assigned at birth. It’s a lot like ‘sexual orientation’ but for trans/cis instead of gay/straight.
The term helps us be more accurate and more respectful when describing the experiences of trans people, and opens up space beyond the trans/cis binary.
For instance, it’s often more accurate to say that discrimination against trans people is based on gender modality than based on gender identity. After all, a trans woman has the same gender identity as a cis woman, so that’s not the salient point.
There are also many people who don’t neatly fall in the trans/cis binary, and gender modality helps us talk about that. Non-binary people who don’t identify as cis or trans, gender questioning folks, detrans folks, people with culturally-specific identities, etc.
Our world is incredibly rich with experiences and our language should reflect that. As we say in the paper, the first step in science shouldn’t be assuming, it should be to engage in the world in all its magnificent complexity.
I am grateful to our editor for the opportunity to publish in such a prestigious journal with such amazing coauthors. I hope you all enjoy the read!
For those who prefer to listen, here’s an audio version.
#lgbtq#transgender#queer#lgbtqia#trans#lesbian#lgbt#gay#gender affirming care#gender affirming healthcare#trans health#trans healthcare#science#research#academia
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Researchers have just discovered a process in fruit flies which links inflammation with impaired motor function, providing researchers with a potential target for treating the persistent muscle fatigue that follows many infections. Of long COVID's numerous symptoms, an intolerance to exertion could be considered one of the more debilitating. "This is more than a lack of motivation to move because we don't feel well," says Washington University developmental biologist Aaron Johnson. "These processes reduce energy levels in skeletal muscle, decreasing the capacity to move and function normally."
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Brazil has free college. And it's GREAT. UFMG university is now making a vaccine against crack and cocaine. The sim is to help with our problem with violence and people's addiction. The Crackolandia is a problem as your meth users there.
So UFMG may actually help with public security and our public health. Education is an investment for the people.
But USA government only cares to a few billionaires, not the people.
That's just fucking wrong!!
#capitalist hell#drugs#Education#science education#mad scientist#science and technology#Science and health#Security#public health#Public security#Public education#Vaccine#Cocaine#Meth#Brasil#Brazil#Revolutionary#studyblr
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