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PLOS One @plosone.org · 16/10/2026
Ancient spotted bat samples help researchers understand present-day population dynamics. The new study from Faith M. Walker and colleagues in @plosone.org analyzed Euderma maculatum genetic variation across thousands of years. plos.io/4zs1hnL
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Conservation genetics of the spotted bat: Insights from ancient, historical, and modern samples
Spotted bats (Euderma maculatum) are cryptic (nocturnal, volant, and roost solitarily) and thus their biology remains largely undescribed. Only 35 specimens were known to science before the…
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 16/10/2026
For #WorldFoodDay, @sarahjose.bsky.social explores research in @plosone.org on climate-proofing our crops, related to this year's theme of 'Innovate today. Nourish tomorrow.' Key themes include stress-resistant crops, harnessing natural diversity, and encouraging farmer adoption. plos.io/47WnoH0
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World Food Day: Can we climate-proof our crops? - EveryONE
Written by Sarah Jose, PLOS Editorial Office Every year on 16th October, the world celebrates World Food Day. This event, organised by…
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 16/10/2026
For #WorldFoodDay, @sarahjose.bsky.social explores research in @plosone.org on climate-proofing our crops, related to this year's theme of 'Innovate today. Nourish tomorrow.' Key themes include stress-resistant crops, harnessing natural diversity, and encouraging farmer adoption. plos.io/47WnoH0
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World Food Day: Can we climate-proof our crops? - EveryONE
Written by Sarah Jose, PLOS Editorial Office Every year on 16th October, the world celebrates World Food Day. This event, organised by…
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Sarah Jose (JoseSci) @sarahjose.bsky.social · 16/10/2026
This #WorldFoodDay, I'm showcasing some recent @plosone.org papers to explore how we might make crops more resilient to #climatechange, with insights into #plantscience, #fungi interactions, and importantly the #socialscience of farmer acceptance! everyone.plos.org/2026/10/15/w... #farming
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World Food Day: Can we climate-proof our crops? - EveryONE
Written by Sarah Jose, PLOS Editorial Office Every year on 16th October, the world celebrates World Food Day. This event, organised by…
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 15/10/2026
One in twenty pet cats in North America might have Giardia infection, with young, male, unneutered cats especially at risk, per analysis of more than 150,000 feline stool samples. New research in @plosone.org from Margaret Wingerd and colleagues. plos.io/4AUAC4h
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Giardia duodenalis in domestic cats from the US and Canada: Prevalence and zoonotic potential
Giardia duodenalis is a flagellated commensal protozoan that can infect both humans and animals. Infection can result in clinical signs such as diarrhea or, more often, the infection can be…
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 14/10/2026
PLOS One at 20 🎉 This week from the archive… Is #TikTok helping or distorting how we understand #ADHD? This study examines how social media shapes understanding of ADHD, revealing both educational and misleading effects. 🔗 plos.io/4yAFRoz #ADHDAwarenessMonth
This image celebrates "PLOS One at 20: Through the archives." It highlights a research study titled "A double-edged hashtag: Evaluation of #ADHD-related TikTok content and its associations with perceptions of ADHD" by Karasavva et al. The study examines how ADHD-related content on TikTok may influence perceptions among young adults. The design includes a colorful, abstract digital illustration on the right side.
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 14/10/2026
PLOS One at 20 🎉 This week from the archive… Is #TikTok helping or distorting how we understand #ADHD? This study examines how social media shapes understanding of ADHD, revealing both educational and misleading effects. 🔗 plos.io/4yAFRoz #ADHDAwarenessMonth
This image celebrates "PLOS One at 20: Through the archives." It highlights a research study titled "A double-edged hashtag: Evaluation of #ADHD-related TikTok content and its associations with perceptions of ADHD" by Karasavva et al. The study examines how ADHD-related content on TikTok may influence perceptions among young adults. The design includes a colorful, abstract digital illustration on the right side.
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 14/10/2026
Dogs and owners disturb each other in the night, but still get pretty good sleep. New study in @plosone.org from Ming Fei Li and colleagues finds nighttime activity in dogs and owners are tightly correlated. plos.io/4yFFdGd
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Who is disrupting whom? Examining the nighttime activity patterns of humans and their dogs
Few studies have examined the nighttime dynamic between humans and dogs, but existing research suggests dogs can disrupt human sleep. In this study, we examined the nighttime activity of 25 Canadian…
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 13/10/2026
How neurotic people struggled more in the COVID-19 pandemic: they perceived the risk as higher, exercised less, and drank more alcohol. New research in @plosone.org from Marco Angrisani, Vincenzo Atella, Wändi Bruine de Bruin and Joanna Kopinska. plos.io/3TSsalB
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How personality traits shape susceptibility to mental distress in times of crisis: Evidence from the COVID-19 pandemic
Empirical evidence indicates that societal crises and adverse conditions can negatively impact population mental health. The Big Five personality traits – neuroticism, extraversion, openness,…
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 13/10/2026
How neurotic people struggled more in the COVID-19 pandemic: they perceived the risk as higher, exercised less, and drank more alcohol. New research in @plosone.org from Marco Angrisani, Vincenzo Atella, Wändi Bruine de Bruin and Joanna Kopinska. plos.io/3TSsalB
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How personality traits shape susceptibility to mental distress in times of crisis: Evidence from the COVID-19 pandemic
Empirical evidence indicates that societal crises and adverse conditions can negatively impact population mental health. The Big Five personality traits – neuroticism, extraversion, openness,…
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 08/10/2026
PLOS One at 20 🎉 This week from the archive… Can painting cows like zebras really keep flies away? 🐄🦓 This study tests a simple visual intervention to reduce animal stress and disease caused by insect bites. 🔗 plos.io/4yxOz7j
The image features a stylized illustration of an eye with vibrant colors and geometric shapes. On the left, text highlights "PLOS One at 20: Through the archives." It mentions research by Kojima et al. about using zebra-like stripes on cows to reduce biting fly attacks, suggesting a potential pesticide-free approach to pest management. The phrase "Discover the research" appears at the bottom.
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 08/10/2026
PLOS One at 20 🎉 This week from the archive… Can painting cows like zebras really keep flies away? 🐄🦓 This study tests a simple visual intervention to reduce animal stress and disease caused by insect bites. 🔗 plos.io/4yxOz7j
The image features a stylized illustration of an eye with vibrant colors and geometric shapes. On the left, text highlights "PLOS One at 20: Through the archives." It mentions research by Kojima et al. about using zebra-like stripes on cows to reduce biting fly attacks, suggesting a potential pesticide-free approach to pest management. The phrase "Discover the research" appears at the bottom.
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News Medical @newsmedical.bsky.social · 13/10/2026
Ever wondered who wakes up whom at night - you or your dog? 🐾📊 New data shows human movement often comes first, but it's a close call! www.news-medical.net/news/2026101... #Sleep #PetOwners @plosone.org
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Who moves first at night, you or your dog?
Researchers monitored 25 adults and 38 dogs and found no significant association between bedsharing and objectively measured human sleep duration or efficiency, although owners of multiple dogs report...
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 12/10/2026
An international survey study of 64,472 participants shows that among people with a history of sexual abuse, being impulsive is associated with more frequent use of drugs, alcohol and tobacco. plos.io/4hG1rRa
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The moderating role of impulsivity in the association between sexual abuse and substance use frequency across countries, gender identities, and sexual orientations
This study examined how impulsivity moderates the relationship between sexual abuse and substance use frequency in a large international sample. Participants (N = 64,472) completed the Alcohol,…
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 12/10/2026
An international survey study of 64,472 participants shows that among people with a history of sexual abuse, being impulsive is associated with more frequent use of drugs, alcohol and tobacco. plos.io/4hG1rRa
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The moderating role of impulsivity in the association between sexual abuse and substance use frequency across countries, gender identities, and sexual orientations
This study examined how impulsivity moderates the relationship between sexual abuse and substance use frequency in a large international sample. Participants (N = 64,472) completed the Alcohol,…
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 12/10/2026
Senior Editor Avanti Dey reports on the American Psychological Association annual meeting, with key themes being leading through change, intersectionality, the paradox of aging, early career psychologists, and Open Science. @drwendiwilliams.bsky.social @kimberlecrenshaw.bsky.social plos.io/4jee0p7
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Leading through unity and change: APA 2026 - EveryONE
PLOS One Senior staff editor Avanti Dey attended the American Psychological Association (APA) annual convention over three days in August 2026 at…
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 12/10/2026
Senior Editor Avanti Dey reports on the American Psychological Association annual meeting, with key themes being leading through change, intersectionality, the paradox of aging, early career psychologists, and Open Science. @drwendiwilliams.bsky.social @kimberlecrenshaw.bsky.social plos.io/4jee0p7
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Leading through unity and change: APA 2026 - EveryONE
PLOS One Senior staff editor Avanti Dey attended the American Psychological Association (APA) annual convention over three days in August 2026 at…
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 09/10/2026
A new study reveals that greater numbers of cats are associated with higher national happiness – consistent with studies on the benefits of pet ownership – but also that greater Toxoplasma prevalence is associated with lower national happiness, despite being spread by cats. plos.io/4hVH0AN
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Wealth, health, cats and Toxoplasma gondii: An ecological correlational study of subjective well-being across 93 countries
National happiness is related not only to socioeconomic factors but also to biological and ecological factors. This ecological correlational study examined associations between national happiness,…
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 09/10/2026
A new study reveals that greater numbers of cats are associated with higher national happiness – consistent with studies on the benefits of pet ownership – but also that greater Toxoplasma prevalence is associated with lower national happiness, despite being spread by cats. plos.io/4hVH0AN
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Wealth, health, cats and Toxoplasma gondii: An ecological correlational study of subjective well-being across 93 countries
National happiness is related not only to socioeconomic factors but also to biological and ecological factors. This ecological correlational study examined associations between national happiness,…
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PLOS @plos.org · 09/10/2026
Join us at #LundOnline 2026 in Sweden, 14-16 October 🤝 Come and speak to our team about open access publishing and institutional support. Learn more about how we support libraries and institutions: plos.io/4y1jQOf
PLOS announcement titled "Meet the team" confirming attendance at LundOnline 2026 in Sweden, 14–16 October, inviting visitors to meet the Regional Sales Director about open-access publishing and institutional support; right side shows a black-and-white butterfly with colorful PLOS swooshes.
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Leverhulme Centre for Demographic Science, Oxford University @oxforddemsci.bsky.social · 07/10/2026
Last week, we welcomed Joseph Pold from @plos.org for a seminar on navigating academic publishing. Joe shared practical advice on open access, choosing journals, indexing, research impact, submission pitfalls and building a professional profile. #OpenScience #AcademicPublishing #ResearchCulture
Joe presenting in front of the researchers.Joe presenting in front of the researchers.
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 08/10/2026
Interested in supporting rigorous, inclusive peer review? We are currently seeking Academic Editors to join our Editorial Board 🤝 🔗 Learn more about the role, responsibilities, and how editorial work can complement your research career: plos.io/4ynTAyz
PLOS ONE recruitment banner asking "Could you be our next Academic Editor?", inviting readers to learn about the role, benefits, and editorial board's contribution to research integrity and open science, set on a dark background with a colorful, eye-like data visualization.
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 08/10/2026
Interested in supporting rigorous, inclusive peer review? We are currently seeking Academic Editors to join our Editorial Board 🤝 🔗 Learn more about the role, responsibilities, and how editorial work can complement your research career: plos.io/4ynTAyz
PLOS ONE recruitment banner asking "Could you be our next Academic Editor?", inviting readers to learn about the role, benefits, and editorial board's contribution to research integrity and open science, set on a dark background with a colorful, eye-like data visualization.
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 08/10/2026
New research shows that simulated space radiation and microgravity in rats may have multiple, separate, heart and immune system effects. plos.io/3TWUHX8
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Multiple simulated spaceflight stressors impact cardiac fibrosis, calcium dynamics, immune function, cytokines and gene variants in rat, Rattus norvegicus
Space radiation and microgravity pose significant health risks for astronauts conducting deep space exploration. The impact of galactic cosmic radiation (GCR) and weightlessness alone, and their…
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 08/10/2026
New research shows that simulated space radiation and microgravity in rats may have multiple, separate, heart and immune system effects. plos.io/3TWUHX8
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Multiple simulated spaceflight stressors impact cardiac fibrosis, calcium dynamics, immune function, cytokines and gene variants in rat, Rattus norvegicus
Space radiation and microgravity pose significant health risks for astronauts conducting deep space exploration. The impact of galactic cosmic radiation (GCR) and weightlessness alone, and their…
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SandeeOster @sandeeoster.bsky.social · 08/10/2026
928 fragments of human bone lie scattered across Göbeklitepe. A skull cult? Its first 2 intact graves, dug under house floors, suggest many were washed downhill by landslides. So why do some bear cut marks? @plosone.org #Archaeology #Türkiye archaeologyteahouse.com/stories/not-...
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Not Just a Skull Cult: What Göbeklitepe's First Intact Burials Reveal About Its Scattered Dead — Archaeology Teahouse
Taphonomic analysis of two Pre-Pottery Neolithic B burials (8,700–8,000 BCE) suggests many of the 928 human bone fragments at Göbeklitepe came from domestic subfloor graves displaced by landslides and...
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 07/10/2026
New research shows that certain parenting approaches, such as lower supervision and inconsistent discipline, are associated with a higher likelihood that children will show behavioral and emotional problems, such as attention difficulties, anxiety, and depression. plos.io/3W0yPL2
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Parenting profiles and dimensions in relation to children’s internalizing and externalizing behaviors in the ECHO program
Parenting behaviors play a critical role in children’s socioemotional development and risk for psychopathology. Prior research has relied on both variable- and person-centered approaches to examine…
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 07/10/2026
New research shows that certain parenting approaches, such as lower supervision and inconsistent discipline, are associated with a higher likelihood that children will show behavioral and emotional problems, such as attention difficulties, anxiety, and depression. plos.io/3W0yPL2
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Parenting profiles and dimensions in relation to children’s internalizing and externalizing behaviors in the ECHO program
Parenting behaviors play a critical role in children’s socioemotional development and risk for psychopathology. Prior research has relied on both variable- and person-centered approaches to examine…
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 07/10/2026
New research shows that older adults participating in a high-intensity walking programme were more likely to improve their frailty status than those walking at a casual pace, although benefits were observed in both groups. plos.io/3VdhBdg
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A high intensity vs. casual speed walking intervention to reverse frailty among older adults: a cluster randomized controlled trial
Interventions to reduce frailty and promote healthy aging are critical to improving quality of life and reducing disability in older adults. Walking is the most common form of exercise among older…
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 07/10/2026
New research shows that older adults participating in a high-intensity walking programme were more likely to improve their frailty status than those walking at a casual pace, although benefits were observed in both groups. plos.io/3VdhBdg
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A high intensity vs. casual speed walking intervention to reverse frailty among older adults: a cluster randomized controlled trial
Interventions to reduce frailty and promote healthy aging are critical to improving quality of life and reducing disability in older adults. Walking is the most common form of exercise among older…
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 06/10/2026
People born preterm are likely to be less physcially active even as teenagers and adults, according to large Norwegian study which measured a week of participants' activity using wearable sensors. plos.io/4rzXWA2
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Gestational age and device-measured physical activity in adolescents and adults: A linkage of the HUNT Study and Medical Birth Registry
There is limited knowledge of the relationship between gestational age and physical activity assessed by accelerometers in population-based cohort studies. We examined how gestational age predicts…
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 06/10/2026
People born preterm are likely to be less physcially active even as teenagers and adults, according to large Norwegian study which measured a week of participants' activity using wearable sensors. plos.io/4rzXWA2
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Gestational age and device-measured physical activity in adolescents and adults: A linkage of the HUNT Study and Medical Birth Registry
There is limited knowledge of the relationship between gestational age and physical activity assessed by accelerometers in population-based cohort studies. We examined how gestational age predicts…
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Christian Sommer @sommergeo.bsky.social · 07/10/2026
Fasten you seatbelts💺 and get ready for our new publication: Sommer, Pedersen, Kanaeva, Streicher, Conard, & Hochschild (2026). roadDB: An R package for exploring early human prehistory and environments with the ROCEEH Out of Africa Database. PLoS One, 21(9), e0359952. doi.org/10.1371/jour...
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roadDB: An R package for exploring early human prehistory and environments with the ROCEEH Out of Africa Database
Macroscale and interdisciplinary approaches are emerging as central paradigms in the study of human evolution, as demonstrated by a growing body of large-scale, data-driven research. This development ...
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Geogenomic Archaeology Campus Tübingen @leibnizcampusgact.bsky.social · 08/10/2026
Our cooperation partners ROCEEH has published an article in PLOS ONE introducing the new R package "roadDB" for data retrieval from the ROCEEH Out of Africa Database (ROAD) and its relevance to reproducible science: doi.org/10.1371/jour...
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roadDB: An R package for exploring early human prehistory and environments with the ROCEEH Out of Africa Database
Macroscale and interdisciplinary approaches are emerging as central paradigms in the study of human evolution, as demonstrated by a growing body of large-scale, data-driven research. This development ...
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Leibniz-Zentrum für Archäologie (LEIZA) @leizarchaeology.bsky.social · 08/10/2026
What can #potterysherds tell us about changing societies? A new study @plosone.org by A. Diachenko & D. Gronenborn uses a mathematical model to explore links between population, pottery production and information exchange. @dai-weltweit.bsky.social #openaccess #archaeology doi.org/10.1371/jour...
Graphic showing the development of assemblage diversity and social complexity over time. Both variables initially fluctuate at a low level, then rise sharply and subsequently continue to fluctuate at a high level. Two differently designed archaeological vessels illustrate the two phases of development.
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 06/10/2026
A new study of 556,474 US patients with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) shows that OSA prevalence peaks at age 55, with patients experiencing frequent cardiovascular comorbidities, including hypertension and diabetes. plos.io/4zc9ZX9
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Age- and sex-stratified prevalence of obstructive sleep apnea and stroke risk comorbidities: A large cross-sectional EHR study
Objective To characterize age- and sex-stratified prevalence patterns of obstructive sleep apnea and co-morbid conditions corresponding to CHA2DS2−VASc components using a large, population-based…
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 06/10/2026
A new study of 556,474 US patients with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) shows that OSA prevalence peaks at age 55, with patients experiencing frequent cardiovascular comorbidities, including hypertension and diabetes. plos.io/4zc9ZX9
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Age- and sex-stratified prevalence of obstructive sleep apnea and stroke risk comorbidities: A large cross-sectional EHR study
Objective To characterize age- and sex-stratified prevalence patterns of obstructive sleep apnea and co-morbid conditions corresponding to CHA2DS2−VASc components using a large, population-based…
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 05/10/2026
Among women with planned natural pregnancies, those who had sex more than four times a week tended to conceive faster than those who had sex less often, according to a Norwegian survey of 64,193 women examining the month before conception. plos.io/4d76Tv0
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Sexual intercourse frequency and fecundability in the Norwegian mother, father and child cohort study
Objective The aim of this study was to explore the association between frequency of intercourse in the four weeks leading up to conception and fecundability among women trying to conceive in a…
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 25/09/2026
Can the home itself raise the risk of falls? Research from Cartagena-Farías and colleagues found that poor lighting, lack of space, and electrical or plumbing problems were linked to falls among older people living in the community. 🔗 buff.ly/yoIkZji
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 22/09/2026
A new study by Wintemute and colleagues finds Republicans and conservatives were more likely than Democrats and liberals to view political violence as justified, but very few respondents from any group reported being willing to engage in violence themselves. buff.ly/njYHflF
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Party affiliation, political ideology, views on democracy and society, and support for political violence in the United States of America: findings from a nationally representative survey
Background Recent research in the United States has found concerning levels of support for and willingness to engage in political violence and for extreme beliefs linked to violence. Associations…
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Casey Dunn @caseywdunn.bsky.social · 06/10/2026
Our new paper in PLoS One on siphonophore genomes, with chromosome-scale genome for Nanomia septata! Led by @nahuja.bsky.social with @dalila-de.bsky.social, @shchurch.bsky.social, @dts.bsky.social and others. doi.org/10.1371/jour...
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PLOS @plos.org · 02/10/2026
In her latest perspective for The Scholarly Kitchen, our CEO Alison Mudditt looks back at 25 years of open access publishing, and reflects on what we might have done differently and where we're headed next. Read the full perspective in The Scholarly Kitchen plos.io/4rKCKHF.
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Ask the Chefs: What Would You Have Done Differently About Open Access/Open Science if You Predicted the World as it Exists Today? Part 2 - The Scholarly Kitchen
Let's continue our "Ask the Chefs" conversation about what they might do differently with their open access strategy if they knew then what they know now.
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PLOS @plos.org · 06/10/2026
Congratulations to @plosone.org authors Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel who have been awarded the 2026 @nobelprize.org in Physiology or Medicine for discoveries leading to optogenetics 🏆
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 23/09/2026
A new study by Kirkham and colleagues uses camera-validated tags and machine learning to identify feeding in North Atlantic right whales, revealing substantial night-time surface feeding missed by traditional methods and highlighting potential vessel-strike risks. buff.ly/OQ3tpdf
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Open wide: Identifying North Atlantic right whale feeding behaviour using camera-validated kinematic data and machine learning
Whales are at risk from human activities and behavioural information can be important for informing risk policy. Underwater behaviour is increasingly being characterised with camera tags. Here, we…
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PLOS Biology @plosbiology.org · 06/10/2026
If you're in Heidelberg or online, attending #EMBOEvoEco, do have a chat with @plosbiology.org editor @roliroberts.bsky.social! @events.embl.org
A headshot of PLOS Biology senior editor Roli Roberts, plus details of the EMBO workshop that he's attending.
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 24/09/2026
PLOS One at 20 🎉 This week from the archive… Just how much plastic is floating in our oceans right now? 🌊 This study quantifies the scale of ocean #PlasticPollution, providing a powerful baseline for environmental action. 🔗 plos.io/4vLrWcK
A graphic celebrating "PLOS One at 20 Years" featuring a colorful abstract design resembling an iris on the right. Text highlights a study on plastic pollution in the world's oceans by Eriksen et al., mentioning over 5 trillion plastic pieces weighing over 250,000 tons afloat at sea. A call to action invites readers to discover the research.
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PLOS One @plosone.org · 25/09/2026
A new study by Seiler and colleagues shows that lead-based ink in carbonized papyrus can be detected and virtually read using X-ray tomography, offering a new approach to identifying readable Herculaneum scrolls. plos.io/4yXu1EG
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A model carbonized papyrus scroll opens a novel path to identifying readable scrolls of the Herculaneum Library
We report the successful fabrication of a laboratory-made carbonized papyrus scroll and the virtual unrolling and reading of its custom leaded ink text, using X-ray tomography. We believe this is the…
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DAI @dai-weltweit.bsky.social · 05/10/2026
Die vollständige in @plosone.org veröffentlichte Studie im #OpenAcces: J. Gresky & L. Clare, First burials give insights into mortuary rites at Göbeklitepe, Early Neolithic Türkiye, PLoS One 21(9): e0358979. 🔓 doi.org/10.1371/jour...
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First burials give insights into mortuary rites at Göbeklitepe, Early Neolithic Türkiye
Since the beginning of excavations at Göbeklitepe, a Pre-Pottery Neolithic (PPN) site in southeastern Türkiye, fragmented human bones have been recovered from the fill of the special (monumental) buil...
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Anna Coleman @drannac.bsky.social · 06/10/2026
Blog for @mui-uom.bsky.social tinyurl.com/jhrfbc5d discussing our new paper which demonstrates how Inclusive research (IR) can be operationalised within a complex translational research infrastructure - full paper tinyurl.com/ye23w3mv @plosone.org @drdon.bsky.social @richardbody.bsky.social
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From Inclusion as an Aspiration to Inclusion in Action: Lessons from developing a System-Level Research Strategy | Anna Coleman, Joanne Elliott and Arpana Verma
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