American Physiological Society

See #physiology in action on Capitol Hill. Join us on March 25 to hear from leading scientists on why sustained federal research funding matters, plus exhibits featuring physiology-powered discoveries. Learn more and RSVP: physiology.org/detail/event/2… #FightforPhysiology #SciPol

Let the music move you, indeed! Research suggests music triggers involuntary blinking and other movements, helping inform which music is best for certain activities or even aiding Parkinson's patients. More at @sciam: ow.ly/7yBW50YtyJ6 #ISpyPhysiology #FridayPhysiologyFact

We're happy to announce we've achieved our #Subscribe2Open goal in 2026! Ten of our @APSPublications primary research journals will be open to readers worldwide with no article processing charges for authors. Learn more: ow.ly/Ungf50YwORt

This topic is truly a game changer... Come hear how regenerative biology and medicine are reshaping what's possible. It's "Regeneration Reimagined" at #APS2026, Fri. April 24. Don't miss this game-changing session: ow.ly/BNty50YrTKY #WeArePhysiology #HealthInnovation

Tiny metal, big impact. New research highlights how zinc transporters—proteins that move zinc within cells—may shape processes linked to diabetes and related diseases. Learn more in @physiol_journal: doi.org/10.1152/physio… #ArticlesInPress #CellBiology 📷: @istock

One way your gut bacteria help support overall health is by turning dietary fiber into short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs). Learn more these important biofuels from APS member @SachinAryal9 in the #ISpyPhysiology blog: ow.ly/lV3g50Ytz6l #GutHealth #Physiology

What helps determine whether a muscle fiber is slow or fast? A new study in @PhysiologicalG found distinct microRNA patterns in each fiber type, suggesting these small gene regulators help maintain muscle fiber identity: ow.ly/l9sw50Ys38Q #ArticlesInPress 📷: @istock

How does becoming a parent shape how you see #physiology? Suddenly it’s everywhere: breathing, fevers, first steps. APS member @NBlackmond shares on the #ISpyPhysiology blog how parenthood changed everything: ispyphysiology.com/2026/03/18/see…

New research in @AJPRenal shows obesity may eliminate a natural protection against salt-sensitive hypertension—especially in females—and the effect isn’t explained by sodium stored in the skin. More: ow.ly/E3VX50Ys1SK #ArticlesInPress #SABV #BloodPressure 📷: @istock

The March issue of The Physiologist Magazine is live! Inside: ➡️Former APS president Patricia Molina's journey in science ➡️How to optimize your APS Summit experience ➡️Emerging new benefits of GLP-1 drugs —and much more! Check it out: ow.ly/VjtZ50Ytwq8 #TPhysMag #APS2026

What makes a PhD application stand out—or fall short? A scientist who reviews hundreds of graduate applications each year says many applicants repeat the same 8 mistakes. Learn what they are—and how to avoid them—from @Nature: ow.ly/zyvf50YtxHp #ProfDev #ScienceCareers

What do chimps and fermenting fruit have to do with green beer on this #StPatricksDay? ☘️ A new study suggests human attraction to intoxicants may have evolved from chimpanzees consuming alcohol via ripe fruit. Learn more from @NPR: ow.ly/CZos50YsktF #ISpyPhysiology

Some forms of #COPD don’t respond well to steroids. Why? Research from @AJPLung shows the drug brepocitinib blocked inflammatory signals and reduced inflammation—pointing to a potential new strategy for severe COPD: ow.ly/eJqK50Ys0OQ #ArticlesInPress #APSselect 📷: @istock

OUCH! That stubbed toe sure hurts, but your gender may determine how much. Research shows differences in cellular makeup can make pain last longer for women than men. Check out @Newsweek for more: ow.ly/hZ7s50YmIts #ISpyPhysiology #SABV #PainScience 📷: @istock

Next week: Join APS March 25 at the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center for a Congressional Briefing and Exhibit—featuring remarks from Rep. Zoe Lofgren—and don’t miss the research showcase on preeclampsia, obesity, kidney health & more. RSVP: physiology.org/detail/event/2… #FightForPhysiology

What you did *yesterday* may shape your workout today. Researchers found that just one day of low activity (<5k steps) changed how the body responded to exercise—highlighting the importance of daily movement, @AJPEndoMetab: ow.ly/S2pH50YrWsa #ArticlesInPress 📷: @istock

Kick off your #APS2026 experience the right way! There's a wide range of pre-Summit events on tap for Thu. April 23, including pre-conference meetings, career workshop and much more. Space is limited—register now: ow.ly/GAB550Ysl74 #WeArePhysiology #ProfDev 📷: @istock

Did you know you can improve sleep quality—and by extension your overall health—with music? 😴 Today is #WorldSleepDay, so get your lullaby on with this vintage #ISpyPhysiology blog post from APS member @lexi_galentine: ow.ly/q7o550YpN6w #FridayPhysiologyFact #SleepHealth

Your brisk winter jog changes how you breathe 🥶 In a new study from @PhysRep, people walking in colder air increased ventilation—not by breathing faster, but by taking deeper breaths: doi.org/10.14814/phy2.… #ArticlesInPress #ExerciseScience #WinterWellness 📷: @istock

This could truly be a game changer for the millions suffering from chronic pain. Join us April 24 at #APS2026 to hear about emerging research on the pathophysiology of chronic pain and how it could unlock therapeutic breakthroughs: ow.ly/wZZb50YpOwf #WeArePhysiology

It's an abundant resource that provides many physical and mental health benefits, and it's FREE! Read more from @washingtonpost about natural light's myriad of benefits and how to (safely) grab some rays 🌞: ow.ly/ENoU50YrveM #ISpyPhysiology #Wellness 📷: @istock