Michael Sinclair Athlete Survey Links Fear of Failure With Lower Wellbeing A new survey of collegiate athletes connects fear of failure with lower mental wellbeing and patterns of more rigid sport involvement. The Scientific Reports paper, published November 5 , adds a quest... Mind Research News Nov 12, 2026
Michael Sinclair Home-Visit Trial Reports Fewer Caregiver-Reported Child Injuries A trial in rural China reports fewer caregiver-reported child injuries after a structured home-visit program. Published in JAMA Network Open on November 11 , it examines a practical prevention questio... Body Research News Nov 12, 2026
Michael Sinclair Resistance Training Limits Lean-Tissue Loss During Tirzepatide Treatment A randomized trial gives new evidence that supervised resistance training can reduce, but not eliminate, lean-tissue loss during tirzepatide treatment. Published in Nature Medicine on November 9 , the... Nutrition Research News Nov 12, 2026
Michael Sinclair EEG Study Maps Depressive-Symptom Patterns Across Untreated Adults A study published in Nature Mental Health on November 5 explores whether patterns across electrical brain recordings can help describe depressive-symptom severity. The interesting development is the w... Mind Research News Nov 11, 2026
Michael Sinclair Brepocitinib Trial Reports Skin Improvements in Cutaneous Sarcoidosis A small randomized trial reports substantial improvements in skin-disease activity with brepocitinib for cutaneous sarcoidosis. Published in JAMA Dermatology on November 10 , the phase 2 findings supp... Body Research News Nov 11, 2026
Michael Sinclair Diet Study Finds Selective Heart-Rate-Variability Associations A new analysis links some healthy-diet scores with one part of heart-rate variability, while finding no association for other measures. Published in Scientific Reports on November 1 , the Maastricht s... Nutrition Research News Nov 11, 2026
Michael Sinclair Animated-Video Trial Finds Awareness Signals, Not Lasting Smartphone-Use Benefits A short film about phone habits can attract attention without producing a lasting change in those habits. A large randomized study published in Nature Health on November 9 makes that distinction parti... Mind Research News Nov 10, 2026
Michael Sinclair RSV Study Tracks Immune Responses After Transplant Vaccination For transplant recipients, an important vaccine question is not only whether an immune response appears, but how it changes over time. A JAMA Network Open research letter published November 6 adds a y... Body Research News Nov 10, 2026
Michael Sinclair CARBFUNC Analysis Tracks Lipid Changes Across Three Diets A new analysis of the CARBFUNC diet trial reports changes in several blood-fat measurements across three eating patterns. Published online in eBioMedicine on October 23 , it raises interesting questio... Nutrition Research News Nov 10, 2026
Michael Sinclair A Teacher-Wellness Trial Tests Support Across Primary Schools A new trial in Ugandan primary schools asks an important workplace-health question: can teacher training include support for teachers' own wellbeing, rather than treating it as a separate afterthought... Mind Research News Nov 9, 2026
Michael Sinclair NIH Analysis Links Two PFAS Chemicals With ER-Negative Breast Cancer A new NIH analysis links higher blood levels of two PFAS chemicals with a higher rate of estrogen receptor-negative breast cancer. The finding, announced on November 5, adds evidence to a specific env... Body Research News Nov 9, 2026
Michael Sinclair A Grocery-Support Pilot Separates Improvement From Added Benefit A new pilot trial of medically tailored groceries and food-resource coaching found that participants improved over time, but did not show clear added benefits over usual food-pantry support on its rep... Nutrition Research News Nov 9, 2026
