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Ass associations between heatwave intensity and duration and pediatric asthma exacerbations from March to August 2011-2016, in Philadelphia, PA are evaluated to suggest that local heat advisories could benefit from considering lower temperature thresholds and...
Abstract Extreme heat events (EHEs) are becoming more frequent and severe across the United States, yet the drivers of heat-related mortality remain unevenly understood. This study examines how heat vulnerability and regional heat conditions shape all-cause m...
Extreme heat events increasingly threaten public health, particularly in rapidly urbanizing areas like Maricopa County, Arizona. This study addresses gaps in identifying communities most vulnerable to extreme heat and heat waves by creating a Heat Vulnerabili...
Ambient cold exposure is associated with a short-term increase in MI risk in Tianjin, peaking approximately 2 days after exposure, providing evidence for cold-related cardiovascular risk in temperate regions.
Abstract Climate change is expected to disproportionately affect populations in the mid-latitudes, including Russia, which face unprecedented risks due to limited prior heatwave exposure. Yet evidence from these contexts remains limited and comprehensive stud...
Background: Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death worldwide, and external factors such as ambient temperature can predispose to cardiovascular events. Brazil, a country with continental dimensions and diverse climates, lacks a recent study of a...
Objective This study aimed to examine the association between ambient temperature and non-accidental mortality, and to systematically quantify the mortality burden and economic impacts attributable to non-optimum temperatures in Chengdu in 2022. Methods We co...
While the association between high temperatures and cardiovascular disease (CVD) hospitalization and mortality is well established, evidence on outpatient morbidity, a key indicator of healthcare burden, remains limited and inconsistent. This study aimed to q...
On 28 April 2025, a widespread power outage affected mainland Portugal and Spain for around ten hours, causing major disruptions and eight reported deaths. Health impacts of blackouts range from direct effects, such as medical equipment failure, to indirect e...
This study combined in vivo calcium imaging and intramammary pressure recording to uncover the temporal connections between episodic activity of oxytocin neurons and ME in conscious lactating rats and developed a supervised machine learning framework (ME Deco...
Since the discovery of the first antipsychotic, pharmacological treatment of schizophrenia (SCZ) has primarily relied on dopamine D2 receptor antagonist. However, variability in treatment responses highlights the need for novel biomarkers and therapeutics tar...
A novel 40-kHz inverted-U USV subtype associated with chocolate consumption was identified, and calls were closely tied to feeding behavior and were selectively suppressed by an opioid receptor antagonist, suggesting modulation by the brain's reward system.
In recent years, increasing skepticism regarding oxytocin's (OT) influence on social behavior arose. Low power, HARKing (hypothesizing after the results are known), and replication failures have clouded the field. Here, we directly address these concerns with...
Lower endogenous oxytocin concentrations were associated with greater eating psychopathology and higher insulin resistance, suggesting that behavioral pathways may contribute to the observed association between oxytocin and metabolic dysfunction.
Animals produce different vocalization types, which differ in their acoustic features and are produced in different behavioral contexts. How vocalization-related brain circuits are organized to enable the production of different vocalization types remains poo...
These findings provide the first in vivo neuroimaging evidence of KOR system engagement during partner separation in a pair-bonded primate species, and reveal a sex-dependent OT response to separation that extends and adds nuance to the Bales and Rogers frame...
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