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Category: death

brains / death / Science and Technology

Small study finds activity surge in dying brains

A new study finds intriguing evidence of activity in the brains of comatose patients who died following cardiac arrest.

death / emotions / gender / housing / money / relationships / Society and Culture

More women than men move after death of a partner

Significantly more women than men move out after the death of a partner, according to a new study from Denmark.

algorithms / artificial intelligence / death / Health and Medicine / opioids / social media / Twitter

AI and Twitter could help predict opioid deaths

A new approach that uses artificial intelligence and Twitter language predicts opioid death rates much more accurately than current methods.

death / Health and Medicine / mortality / pregnancy

Pregnancy complications tied to death risk even 50 years later

People who have pregnancy complications or deliver preterm may have a higher risk of death decades later, researchers report.

death / Health and Medicine / mortality / pregnancy

Pregnancy complications tied to death risk even 50 years later

People who have pregnancy complications or deliver preterm may have a higher risk of death decades later, researchers report.

death / Health and Medicine / pregnancy / race and ethnicity / sickle cell disease

Higher mortality rate for pregnancy with sickle cell remains

The mortality rate for pregnant people with sickle cell disease is 26 times higher than the national average, research finds.

aging / death / DNA / epigenetics / Health and Medicine / post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) / veterans

PTSD may speed up cellular aging

New research with veterans finds a connection between DNA methylation signals of accelerated cellular aging and PTSD.

babies / births / death / Health and Medicine / pregnancy / racism / United States

Progress in reducing stillbirths has stalled

Progress in closing a persistent gap in excess stillbirths experienced by Black women compared with white women has also stalled.

death / Health and Medicine / prison / temperature

More people die in Texas prisons without AC

Extreme heat takes a deadly toll on people in Texas prisons without air conditioning, a new study shows.

death / Health and Medicine / prison / temperature

More people die in Texas prisons without AC

Extreme heat takes a deadly toll on people in Texas prisons without air conditioning, a new study shows.

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