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One question for J.D. Haltigan, an assistant professor of youth mental health at the University of Toronto. Plus: the top science news this week. [View in browser]( | [Become a member]( January 3, 2023   Did a friend forward this? [Subscribe here](. Good Morning! Here’s the top science news—plus this week’s One Question and related Nautilus stories [READ NAUTILUS](   DISCOVERIES The Top Science News This Week   [SARS-CoV-2 Infection and Persistence in the Human Body and Brain at Autopsy]( The virus can, in some patients, linger for months in a variety of places, including the head. [Nature→](   [Election Cycles and Global Religious Intolerance]( Is voting a threat to social cohesion? [PNAS→](   [The Milky Way’s Plane of Satellites Is Consistent with ΛCDM]( The galaxies that surround our own are arranged in a way that call the entire concept of dark matter into question. 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Haltigan](, an assistant professor of child and youth mental health in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Toronto, where he conducts interdisciplinary research informed by a life history, evolutionary perspective.   Some of what’s happening on TikTok, particularly with young adolescent females, is contributing to presentations in the clinic consistent with some sort of social-contagion effect around mental illness-like behaviors. This includes most recently the tic-like behaviors, which are more physical manifestations similar to what you might see in clinical cases of Tourette syndrome or autism in young individuals. You’ll see behavioral stereotypies like hand clapping. A number of reports have come out about that, which I note in my [new paper]( in Comprehensive Psychiatry. [Read the interview](   Related Nautilus Stories   [TECHNOLOGY]( [Does Social Media Poison Everything]( We have far less control over our behavior than we like to think. 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