New research out with @jackiemaybin.bsky.social ! Disease and periods - a potentially bidirectional relationship !

New research with Mhairi Gibson, Eshetu Gurmu, @alexalvergne.bsky.social @danielredhead.bsky.social & Arsi Oromo participants! @bristolantharch.bsky.social @mpi-eva-leipzig.bsky.social academic.oup.com/pnasnexus/ad...

The human immune system evolved over millennia - and can adapt within a single lifetime. This review examines how the immune responses change over the life course. By Jessica Metcalf, Andrea Graham, Andrew Yates and Derek Cummings @science.org buff.ly/GJpPUO7

Submit your abstract for the 6th FRESH (fresh-cnrs.org) annual conference in the Evo Human Sciences, 4-5th November in Montpellier, with Profs Pascal Boyer & Lluis Quintana Murci - Submit and Register here before 15th of September shorturl.at/xhHgL. See you there!

📣 We are excited (or should we say disgusted?) to announce the conference 'Disgust across borders' at IAST! @iast.fr 🗓️ Join us on Dec 4 & 5 for two days full of disgust research across species and disciplines. Registration and abstract submission are open (until Aug 31): forms.gle/QBmkUB3aLDjY...

This is objectively true 👇 and is one reason the podcast is well worth your time "Cristina is one of the most well-rounded and intensely fierce intellects in the evolutionary behavioral sciences. She's so charitable and willing to argue in a very positive way"

Série d’été "Homo avant Sapiens" 4/6 – Comment nos ancêtres lointains pouvaient-ils faire partie de notre famille tout en étant d’une espèce différente ? Éléments de réponses à cet apparent paradoxe avec la paléoanthropologie, la génétique ou encore la philosophie.

“Gender studies as a discipline…is defined by a set of debates and problematics.” In this 10-Minute Talk, Judith Butler FBA discusses gender as a field of study and its interdisciplinary contributions to research, social analysis and social movements. www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEvH...

🧵 New research in Social Science & Medicine: Female house ownership associated with better health outcomes for entire families. We studied 4,109 women in Meghalaya, the least patriarchal state of India, to understand which matrilineal practices actually improve health.. doi.org/10.1016/j.so...

New manuscript "to help bridge the gap between behavioural ecologists and the broader social network analysis community"