Cities know the way police respond to mental crisis calls needs to change. But how?
Philadelphia police officers Kenneth Harper and Jennifer Torres were in their patrol car sitting at a red light when a call came in over the 911 radio dispatch.
Exploring the dynamic between dog ownership and child activity levels
Researchers examined the longitudinal effects of changes in dog ownership on children's physical activity and movement behaviors using data from the Play Spaces and Environments for Children’s Physical Activity (PLAYCE)…
Study explores traditional Atlantic diets as a potential solution for diet-related diseases and environmental sustainability
Researchers from Spain investigated the effect of a traditional Atlantic diet on health and the environment.
Study suggests there may be specific pathways to adolescent depression that begin in the womb
Researchers investigated the relationship between prenatal maternal inflammation (PNMI) and depressive symptoms in their adolescent offspring.
Study finds gut health key to combating skin diseases, eyes probiotics as potential treatment
Researchers review the significant impact of gut microbiome dysbiosis on skin diseases, suggesting probiotics could offer a new treatment path.
ChatGPT passes the nutrition test, but experts remain irreplaceable
ChatGPT offers accurate nutritional advice aligned with international guidelines for managing non-communicable diseases, yet struggles with complex patient scenarios.
Combining clot busters and blood thinners shows no advantage for people with ischemic strokes
Giving blood thinners in addition to clot-busting medications to people with ischemic strokes (clot-caused strokes) did not improve their outcomes 90 days later, according to preliminary late-breaking science presented today…
Teledermatology study exposes skin tone diagnosis gaps, AI offers improvement
Specialized and general physicians show significant gaps in diagnosing skin diseases across skin tones, with deep learning assistance improving accuracy but also highlighting disparities.
New treatment target found for CDKL5 deficiency disorder
Scientists at the Francis Crick Institute have found a new treatment target for CDKL5 deficiency disorder (CDD), one of the most common types of genetic epilepsy.
Body temperature fluctuations tied to depression severity
Study links higher body temperatures and reduced temperature fluctuations with increased depression severity, suggesting temperature regulation as a potential treatment target.