September 2026
Hinoki Root Essential Oil Shows Potential for Better Sleep in Middle-Aged Women
A study published in the Journal of Wood Science indicates that hinoki root essential oil may enhance sleep quality, particularly for middle-aged women. This research…
Dietary Changes Can Reverse Biological Age in Older Adults in Just 4 Weeks
A study found that older adults who adjusted their diets to include more carbohydrates and less fat showed signs of reduced biological age in just…
Groundbreaking Psilocin Trial Shows Positive Results for Binge Eating Disorder
A groundbreaking trial conducted by Swinburne University of Technology and Entropy Neurodynamics tested IV-infused psilocin for binge eating disorder, showing improvements in all participants. This…
Study Questions Effectiveness of Emotional Appeals in Climate Donations
A new study reveals that emotional appeals aimed at promoting environmental behavior may not effectively lead to actual sustainable change, as participants were challenged to…
China Hosts Fifth Global Public Security Cooperation Forum
China hosted the fifth Conference of Global Public Security Cooperation Forum in Lianyungang on September 9-10, with over 2,100 participants from 139 countries and organizations.…
Smart Pen Technology Aims to Identify Children's Writing Difficulties Early
A study conducted by Politecnico di Milano and the University of Insubria analyzed over 700 children using the THInkPen to assess writing difficulties. This research…
Physical Activity Linked to Reduced Hearing Loss in Older Adults
Researchers from the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders at USC conducted a study showing that older adults who engage in regular physical activity are…
Unexpected Findings in Out-of-Body Experience Research
A test aimed at exploring out-of-body experiences yielded results no better than chance, but two participants unexpectedly described researchers' actions behind closed doors. This study…
Winners of the Fourth Shahid Avini Quranic, Cultural, and Artistic Festival Honored at Qom University
The fourth Shahid Avini Quranic, Cultural, and Artistic Festival concluded with an award ceremony at Qom University, recognizing the achievements of selected participants. This event…
Holding a Theatrical Election
The Iranian Scientific Association of Performing Arts held its board elections at the University of Tehran. This event involved members of the association and reflects…
Personalized Support Program Reduces Postnatal Depression Among Young Mothers in Iran
The Early Partnership program in Iran provided personalized home-visiting support to young first-time mothers, leading to significant improvements in mental health outcomes compared to standard…
Menopause-linked brain changes differ from those in puberty and pregnancy
A study published in Nature Communications reveals that brain changes in women during menopause are distinct from those during puberty and pregnancy, with menopause showing…
Health Benefits of Japanese Igusa Mats: A Study on Anxiety Reduction and Engagement
Researchers at Kyushu University discovered that sitting on Japanese Igusa mats can enhance brain activity related to concentration and reduce anxiety. This study highlights the…
Community Garden Initiative Explores Soil Life Through Unique Methods
In Leiden and The Hague, 115 participants collaborated with Leiden University scientists to explore soil life in community gardens using various methods, including taste tests…
Lifestyle Program Enhances Cognition in Older Adults at Risk of Dementia
A lifestyle program combining exercise, healthy eating, cognitive training, and social engagement significantly improved cognition in older adults at risk of dementia, outperforming basic health…
New Test Distinguishes 'Broken Heart Syndrome' from Heart Attacks
Researchers have developed the BioTAK score to differentiate between 'broken heart syndrome' and heart attacks, which is crucial for accurate diagnosis and treatment. This advancement…
G20 Finance Leaders Issue Statement Amidst Russia and China Tensions
The G20 finance leaders concluded their meeting with a statement largely supported by participants, despite tensions with Russia and dissent from China. The U.S. Treasury…
AI Identifies Biological Patterns of Migraines in Large Study
A study from NTNU indicates that migraines may create identifiable biological patterns in the body, as analyzed by AI using data from over 43,000 participants.…
Study Reveals Persistent Dementia Risks in Nonagenarians
A study on individuals over 90 reveals that dementia risk is influenced by sex, race, and genetics, with women and black participants at higher risk.…