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Malorie E Albee Malorie E Albee
Background and objectives: Modern biocultural environments continue to place selective pressures on our skeletons. In the past century, a major cultural pressure has been the rise in sedentism. However, studies considerin...
Benjamin C Trumble,Jacob Negrey,Stephanie V Koebele et al. Benjamin C Trumble et al.
Background: In industrialized populations, low male testosterone is associated with higher rates of cardiovascular mortality. However, coronary risk factors like obesity impact both testosterone and cardiovascular outcome...
Jibeom Choi Jibeom Choi
Cancer cells are highly cooperative in a nepotistic way and evolutionarily dynamic. Present cancer treatments often overlook these aspects, inducing the selection of resistant cancer cells and the corresponding relapse. As an alternative me...
Andrea Silva-Caballero,Helen L Ball,Karen L Kramer et al. Andrea Silva-Caballero et al.
Background and objectives: Good sleep quality, associated with few arousals, no daytime sleepiness and self-satisfaction with one's sleep, is pivotal for adolescent growth, maturation, cognition and overall health. This a...
Cédric Cordey,Nicole M Webb,Martin Haeusler Cédric Cordey
A hallmark of modern humans is that our newborns are neurologically immature compared to other primates. It is disputed whether this so-called secondary altriciality evolved due to remodelling of the pelvis associated with bipedal locomotio...
Amanda C de C Williams Amanda C de C Williams
An evolutionary perspective offers insights into the major public health problem of chronic (persistent) pain; behaviours associated with it perpetuate both pain and disability. Pain is motivating, and pain-related behaviours promote recove...
Anastasia Makhanova,W Allen Lambert,Ryan Blanchard et al. Anastasia Makhanova et al.
Background and objectives: Pathogen avoidance is a fundamental motive that shapes many aspects of human behavior including bias against groups stereotypically linked to disease (e.g. immigrants, outgroup members). This li...
Vincenzo Iannuzzi,Stefania Sarno,Marco Sazzini et al. Vincenzo Iannuzzi et al.
Background and objectives: Epigenetic estimators based on DNA methylation levels have emerged as promising biomarkers of human aging. These estimators exhibit natural variations across human groups, but data about indigen...
Arnaud Tognetti,Evelina Thunell,Marta Zakrzewska et al. Arnaud Tognetti et al.
Background and objectives: It has been argued that sex and disease-related traits should influence how observers respond to sensory sickness cues. In fact, there is evidence that humans can detect sensory cues related to ...
Lynn Ayache,Aiden Bushell,Jessica Lee et al. Lynn Ayache et al.
Background and objectives: Brown adipose tissue (BAT) plays key roles in mammalian physiology, most notably with regard to thermoregulation in infants and juveniles. Previous studies have suggested that intragenomic confl...