Researchers have found widespread exposure to primary aromatic amines (PAAs), toxic chemicals used in industry and consumer products, among the Chinese population. The study indicates that these chemicals may damage DNA, especially in non-adults and smokers, raising long-term health concerns.

This study found interesting, complex and important interactive effects among meteorological factors and ambient air pollutants on influenza incidences in Huaian, China.

A new Genomic Press Interview explores how Professor Gerhard Andersson revolutionized psychological treatment delivery worldwide through internet-delivered cognitive behavioral therapy. The Swedish researcher, with over 900 publications and recognition as his country's most cited psychologist, discusses transforming a student's "crazy idea" about online headache treatment into evidence-based digital interventions now integrated into routine healthcare. His work demonstrates that therapist-guided online treatments match traditional therapy effectiveness while dramatically expanding access to mental health services globally.

A viewpoint article published in Brain Medicine examines the remarkable vitality of Dr. Seymour Reichlin at 101 years old. Written by Dr. Esther Sternberg from the Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine, the tribute identifies key elements supporting exceptional longevity including rich intergenerational relationships, enduring curiosity, and maintaining purpose through scientific pursuit. The piece appears in a special Festschrift issue celebrating Dr. Reichlin's 100th birthday.