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Childhood Traumas Strongly Impact Both Mental and Physical Health

Childhood Traumas Strongly Impact Both Mental and Physical Health

Nov 8, 2022 | News releases, Research findings

Most Americans report experiencing at least one childhood trauma and these experiences have significant impacts on our health as adults.

Childhood trauma and genetics linked to increased obesity risk

Childhood trauma and genetics linked to increased obesity risk

Mar 9, 2022 | News releases, Research findings

New research from the Healthy Nevada Project® found that participants with specific genetic traits and who experience childhood traumas are more likely to suffer from adult obesity. 

Within an Antarctic Sea Squirt, Scientists Discover a Bacterial Species With Promising Anti-Melanoma Properties

Within an Antarctic Sea Squirt, Scientists Discover a Bacterial Species With Promising Anti-Melanoma Properties

Nov 22, 2021 | News releases, Research findings

New research has traced the production of palmerolide A, a key compound with anti-melanoma properties, to a suite of genes coded in the genome by a member of a sea squirt’s microbiome.

Study provides new insight into how microbes process nitrogen

Study provides new insight into how microbes process nitrogen

Feb 19, 2019 | News releases, Research findings

Reno, Nev. (Feb. 19, 2019): Microbes play a key role in Earth’s nitrogen cycle, helping to transform nitrogen gas from the atmosphere back and forth into organic forms of nitrogen that can be used by plants and animals. New research from the Desert Research Institute...

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More than 600 highly-skilled scientists, engineers, technicians, students, and staff work collaboratively within and across three research divisions, focused on understanding and answering critical science questions about global climate change, water quality and availability, air quality, the sustainability of desert lands, life in extreme environments, education, and more.

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