Climate change will affect the harvest of wild foods globally. A detailed study of 18 Indigenous communities in the Republic of Sakha, in the Russian Far East, shows how climate and land use changes may challenge existing foodways. In PNAS Nexus: https://ow.ly/l2Gg50Uh3XF
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To nudge people to eat better, it helps to understand what shapes food choices. A study of 18 million purchases at a canteen at EPFL shows that after a person selects an item, the next person in line is more likely to choose the same item. In PNAS Nexus: https://ow.ly/ehXn50Uh3Lo
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Why do people bother to shame those who post offensive things online? Americans prompted to consider the approval of people in their political party were more likely to reply to offensive posts, suggesting such replies are partisan signals. In PNAS Nexus: https://ow.ly/uSWL50Uh3IT
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The genes that code for the major cat allergen, Fel d 1, could be edited out of the domestic cat genome to create hypoallergenic pets, according to a genetic analysis of species across the family Felidae. In PNAS Nexus: https://ow.ly/EHHq50Uh3B5
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Analysis of body-cam footage reveals that police officers in Oakland, CA, used more respectful communication during traffic stops after receiving procedural justice training. In Scientific American: https://ow.ly/4j2Z50Ug8K0 PNAS Nexus: https://ow.ly/JqAU50Ug8JZ
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One of the most-viewed PNAS Nexus articles in the last week is “Molecular basis for thermogenesis and volatile production in the titan arum.” Explore the article here: https://ow.ly/4bAm50UeUFR? To learn more about submitting your own research, visit PNAS Nexus at https://ow.ly/s5E750UeUFQ.
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Analysis of body-cam footage reveals that police officers in Oakland, CA, used more respectful communication during traffic stops after receiving procedural justice training. In Scientific American: https://ow.ly/S58c50Uf18m In PNAS Nexus: https://ow.ly/bkTs50Uf18o
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PNAS Nexus publishes Registered Reports to improve the transparency and reproducibility of hypothesis-driven research. Visit the PNAS Nexus author guidelines for details and instructions on submitting yours today: https://ow.ly/hxcE50Uf8g7
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By tweaking the input to YouTube’s algorithm, researchers were able to increase how much news study participants watched on the platform. However, these changes in viewing habits didn’t change participants’ democratic attitudes or beliefs. In PNAS Nexus: https://ow.ly/WWEc50Ucih3
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US Latinos who rely on Spanish-language social media for their news are more likely to believe false political stories than US Latinos who get their news from English-language social media, according to a survey. In PNAS Nexus: https://ow.ly/wRY350Uci3G
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