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More news - Breaking news Three research papers exploring MDMA-assisted therapy for PTSD have been retracted by the journal Psychopharmacology. This follows the recent rejection of MDMA for this use by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The retracted studies, written by researchers affiliated with Lykos Therapeutics, the company behind the rejected treatment application, were found to involve unethical conduct at one of the research sites. Lykos, however, maintains that the retracted research was not part of their submission to the FDA. This development adds another layer of complexity to the ongoing debate over MDMA-assisted therapy. While some research suggests…

Related media - Latest news Mike Tomlin’s Pittsburgh Steelers stand out in the NFL landscape, going through a physical and grueling training camp like most other teams. While the league tends to reduce contact during practices, Tomlin believes replicating the intensity of a game is key to success. The Steelers’ approach harks back to a bygone era, with practices featuring full-contact drills like “Seven Shots” and “backers on backers.” This methodology, Tomlin says, forges a team identity based on toughness and prepares players for the rigors of the regular season. Evolution over time: However, Tomlin has adjusted his approach during…

Related media - Breaking news Following their release, former Israeli hostages are now facing the difficult process of rebuilding their lives. They are actively involved in advocating for the release of others still held in Gaza, while honoring the memory of those tragically lost in captivity. Their stories of resistance and hope continue to inspire a nation bound by complex geopolitical conflicts. These individuals, once bound to the harsh conditions of captivity, have returned to a reality that requires immense personal adjustment and resilience. Many of them have undertaken public speaking engagements, sharing their harrowing experiences to raise awareness and…

Related media - Recent news In a major legal development in New York, Judge Juan M. Merchan has rejected Donald Trump’s latest motion to appoint a new supervisor in a case involving payments allegedly made to suppress negative media coverage. The ruling marks the third failed attempt by Trump’s legal team to argue that Judge Merchan should recuse himself because of an alleged conflict of interest related to Merchan’s daughter’s political consulting work for Democratic candidates, including Kamala Harris during her 2020 presidential campaign. The state ethics commission has previously ruled that a family member's independent political activities do not…

Related media - News 24 hours Google has unveiled a major update to its Android operating system, powered by its advanced AI model, Gemini. The move marks a significant step forward in integrating AI into everyday smartphone experiences, positioning Google ahead of competitors like Apple in the AI-driven mobile landscape. The new Android update introduces a host of AI-powered features, including an improved Google Assistant that can understand complex queries, complete tasks across multiple apps, and even generate creative content like emails and images. Users can interact with the Assistant more naturally, with Gemini able to follow conversation threads and…

Related media - Breaking news In a riveting series of interviews on Dominican television, J.D. Vance, the Republican vice-presidential candidate, took the stage to endorse Donald Trump's vision for a potential second term, while facing criticism from Democratic contenders. Vance highlighted Trump's proposals, particularly his views on strengthening presidential influence over federal monetary policy. During those discussions, Vance, the Ohio senator, defended Trump's view that the U.S. presidency should exercise greater control over monetary decisions traditionally handled by the Federal Reserve. This position, Vance said, is crucial to aligning the nation's economic strategies with the policies of the elected government,…

More news - News 24 hours A recent pilot study found that drinking a beverage containing erythritol (an artificial sweetener used to boost the content of stevia and monk fruit and to sweeten low-carb ketogenic products) more than doubled the risk of blood clots in 10 healthy individuals. Blood clots can break off from blood vessels and travel to the heart, triggering a heart attack, or the brain, causing a stroke. Previous research has linked erythritol to an increased risk of stroke, heart attack, and death. Dr. Stanley Hazen, lead author of the study and director of the Cardiovascular Diagnostic…

Related media - Recent news The 2024 Paris Olympics saw the United States reclaim the gold medal in men's basketball, but the victory was not without controversy. The decision to limit Jayson Tatum's playing time sparked debate and raised questions about the team's strategy. As the United States looks ahead to the 2028 Los Angeles Games, the challenge of balancing established superstars with emerging talent will be paramount. While legends like LeBron James and Stephen Curry have dominated the international scene, the next generation of players, including Tatum, Anthony Edwards and Jalen Green, are eager to make their mark. The…

More news - Latest news Bella Robben's life took a radical turn when she left the comforts of her hometown, Missouri, for the unexpected allure of Australia. After years of dreaming, saving and exploring the world, the 21-year-old decided to make the leap from backpacker to expat. With a Working Holiday Visa in hand, Robben immersed herself in Australian culture, working various jobs and experiencing the country’s beautiful landscapes. Her journey began in the bustling city of Melbourne, where she shared an apartment with new friends and took a job as a waitress. Seeking new adventures, Robben ventured north to…