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With the latest research exploring links between binge drinking and brain activity, Inverse’s Sarah Sloat and Ali Pattillo discuss how heavy drinking can lead to cognitive-behavioral issues — including increased anxiety, and feeling less empathy for others.
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https://www.inverse.com/mind-body/binge-drinking-anxiety-study
https://www.inverse.com/mind-body/binge-drinking-empathy-brain-scan-study
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With the Solar Cycle 25 poised to impact future space voyages, Inverse’s Passant Rabie explains how scientists are predicting solar activity in the cosmos — and using scientific evidence to calm hysteria here on Earth.
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With the latest body clock science explaining why women and men sleep differently, Inverse’s Emma Betuel and Sarah Sloat explore how resetting our internal rhythm can transform our health and our sleep.
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Find links to all the stories discussed in today’s episode at inverse.com/the-abstract
Body Clock Science:
https://www.inverse.com/mind-body/body-clock-difference-between-men-and-women
Mushroom Reset: https://www.inverse.com/mind-body/cure-for-jetlag-fungus-compound
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As space agencies prepare for longer-duration flights to the Moon and Mars, the latest scientific research — as well as the Netflix drama Away — are painting a clearer picture of what life in space is really like. Inverse’s Passant Rabie and Jake Kleinman have more.
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https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.inverse.com/entertainment/away-review-netflix-hilary-swank/amp
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.inverse.com/science/two-ways-to-keep-humans-healthy-in-space/amp
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Based on the latest nutrition studies, Inverse’s Ali Pattillo and Nina Pullano discuss how changing what you eat not only shapes longevity, but the planet’s health too.
CHANGING YOUR DIET IN 3 KEY WAYS COULD FUNDAMENTALLY IMPACT CLIMATE CHANGE
https://www.inverse.com/science/changing-our-diet-in-these-tk-key-ways-could-fundamentally-alter-climate-change
AVOIDING THIS TYPE OF FOOD MAY PROTECT YOUR TELOMERES, BOOSTING LONGEVITY
https://www.inverse.com/mind-body/ultra-processed-food-telomeres-study
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In a bonus crossover episode between The Abstract and Important, Not Important, Inverse Mind & Body staff writer Ali Pattillo spotlights the pressures on people's mental health and vital strategies to stay healthy and sane.
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Important, Not Important podcast: https://www.importantnotimportant.com/podcast
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With growing evidence highlighting troubling differences, Inverse’s Ali Pattillo and Sarah Sloat discuss how the coronavirus seems to make men sicker than women.
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The Covid-19 Male Connection:
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Check back tomorrow for a bonus crossover episode between The Abstract and Important, Not Important, Inverse Mind & Body staff writer Ali Pattillo spotlights the pressures on people's mental health and vital strategies to stay healthy and sane.
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With the first confirmed case of coronavirus reinfection emerging as “information overload” hits its peak, Inverse’s Emma Betuel and Ali Pattillo discuss where the latest science stands on the mind and body’s best defense against Covid-19.
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With the latest research suggesting exercise is beneficial for depression and stress resilience, Inverse’s Emma Betuel and Ali Pattillo discuss how working out does wonders for mental health.
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With a look at the latest science regarding solar storms and anti-solar panels, Inverse’s Passant Rabie and Sarah Wells discuss what the Sun’s energy is capable of — and how solar power technology can improve on its limitations.
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From the natural world to outer space, Inverse offers timely journalism and interesting points of view for people who want to know what's next. Health research, updates on SpaceX and NASA, sleep…