Article fails to mention the guy that they tried to scapegoat for this inevitable environmental collapse.

This report comes out just after the trial ofc...

https://edition.cnn.com/2026/06/25/us/palisades-fire-jonathan-rinderknecht

Quack doctors blame their reckless, pseudo-scientific negligence on... [checks notes]... Iran.

A single clinical trial of 40 children in Iran, published in 2006, might have wrongly swayed medical evidence in favour of using Prozac (fluoxetine) to treat depression in children and adolescents, a group of researchers say.

cross-posted from: https://piefed.world/c/scientificarticles/p/1434081/night-owls-may-struggle-to-continue-working-until-official-retirement-age-evening-chrono

cross-posted from: https://piefed.world/c/scientificarticles/p/1432478/researchers-show-adult-retinas-can-repair-themselves

Throughout my early medical education in the Deep South, race was ever-present, shaping the way we were taught to diagnose, treat, and even perceive human beings. It wasn't just a footnote; it was the lead. At medical schools across the country, we were trained to introduce patients starting with their race: "An 82-year-old Black female presents with…" as if the race descriptor was a biological diagnostic tool in itself.

Our lecture slides often oversimplified the complexity of human life into neat, racialized boxes. Clinical "risk factors" were organized by skin color, and certain diseases were described as if they only belonged to specific groups. The reality was that the actual forces shaping risk, often a person's zip code, the air they breathed, or the structural barriers to resources, were often left out of the conversation. At the time, I didn't have the real understanding and confidence to push back. Race was presented to us as an objective, biological truth rather than the sociopolitical construct it is and has always been.

cross-posted from: https://piefed.world/c/scientificarticles/p/1430833/dogs-can-detect-word-patterns-in-human-speech-new-research-finds-demonstrating-a-languag

cross-posted from: https://piefed.world/c/scientificarticles/p/1434027/global-burden-of-cancer-attributable-to-infections-in-2024-1-in-8-cancers-worldwide-link

Use of e-cigarettes makes it more likely that young people will experience mental-health disorders and take up smoking. Governments must act.

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... we were surprised by the extent to which vaping in young people is associated with poorer mental health.

See how the prominent headline is contradicted by the actually important fact later in the article? See how they're calling for the state to enforce this unscientific nonsense?

This is a regular occurrence for this "science" publication. It's a real shame when the largest websites are just clickbait pseudo-science trash.