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University of Nottingham
Boys' Health Today, Men's Health Tomorrow: The Surprising Link
New Research Reveals How Childhood Well-Being Shapes Men's Future Health Risks.
Trinity College Dublin
Conspiracy Theorists Aren't Lone Wolves: New Study Reveals Their Social Side
Turns Out, Conspiracy Theorists Might Be More Connected Than You Think.
Carnegie Mellon University
AI Chatbots: Confidently Wrong Or Just Confidently Confident?
Exploring The Unyielding Confidence Of Ai Chatbots Even In Error
University of Bristol
Unveiling The Hidden Impact Of Hepatitis C In Children Worldwide
New Research Sheds Light On The Global Prevalence Of Hepatitis C Among The Youngest Population
Ludwig Maximilians Universität München
AI Resurrects Ancient Babylonian Hymn From The Ashes Of Time
Artificial Intelligence Breathes New Life Into a Lost Piece Of History.
The University of Adelaide
Turning Waste Into Wonder: Cutting Down Food Waste In Hospitals And Aged Care
How Innovative Solutions Are Tackling Food Waste And Improving Care Environments.
University of Oxford
Nigeria's Amr Surveillance: A Game-Changer In The Fight Against Superbugs
How A Groundbreaking Project Is Saving Lives By Tackling Antimicrobial Resistance Head-On.
University of Texas at Austin
When Driving Aids Become Driving Hazards
New Research Warns Of The Unintended Consequences Of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems.
The University of Edinburgh
New Satellite Technology Set To Revolutionize Climate Monitoring
A Cutting-Edge City-Scanning Satellite Promises To Transform How We Understand Urban Climates.
The University of Toronto
Does Money Open The Heart? New Study Suggests It Might
Exploring The Connection Between Wealth And Openness To Love
Seoul National University
Unlocking Genomic Diversity: The Mathematical Key To Overcoming Racial Bias
Snu Researchers Develop Innovative Tools To Bridge Gaps İn Genetic Studies.
Harvard University
The HIV Comeback No One Saw Coming: Cuts in Funding Are Fueling a Dangerous Resurgence
After decades of progress, HIV rates are quietly rising again, and experts warn that political complacency and shrinking budgets could erase hard-won gains in prevention and care.
Yale University
The Forgotten Patients: Bold New Plan Aims to Fix a Shocking Gap in Healthcare
A sweeping initiative from Yale University confronts the systemic failures in medical care for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and promises long-overdue change.
University Of Cambridge
They Cut the Forest for Cows. What Happened Next Stunned Scientists
A vast bird survey in Colombia’s rainforests has revealed the devastating scale of biodiversity loss caused by cattle pasture, and it’s far worse than scientists feared.
Yale University
High Blood Pressure May Undermine Breastfeeding Success, Alarming Study Finds
New Yale research reveals a surprising link between maternal hypertension and early breastfeeding struggles, raising crucial questions for postnatal care.