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Understanding the Disconnect Between Emergency Room Visits and Actual Medical Urgencies
A new study reveals a significant disparity between patients’ reasons for visiting emergency departments and doctors’ evaluations of the urgency …
New Research Highlights the Mental Health Benefits of Dancing
New research from an international team of researchers reveals that dancing isn’t just fun—it’s also a potent remedy for stress …
New Study Links Meal Sharing to Higher Well-Being
People who share meals regularly report higher levels of life satisfaction and well-being, says a new study led by UCL …
Squirrel-Inspired Robot Leaps Into a New Era of Agility
UC Berkeley researchers have developed a squirrel-inspired robot that can leap and land with pinpoint accuracy. This innovation could lead …
Family Wealth and Status Fuel Athletic Success in Schools
Recent research unveils how family wealth, race and socioeconomic status shape school sports participation, countering the long-held belief that success …
New Breakthrough Study Identifies Viruses in Red Tide Blooms
A groundbreaking study by the University of South Florida has identified viruses in red tide blooms for the first time, …
BestColleges Opens 2025 Scholarship for Black Women in STEM
The BestColleges 2025 Scholarship for Black Women in STEM is open for applications. The company launched the scholarship program in …
New AI Tool to Accelerate Disease Treatments
Scientists at the University of Virginia School of Medicine unveil an AI tool named LogiRx that accelerates the development of …
Study Reveals Digital Stress and Social Media Norms Fuel Teen Friendship Conflicts
A study by scientists at Italy’s University of Padua reveals that unmet social media expectations drive digital stress and friendship …
Major Health Organizations Rally to Counter Vaccine Misinformation Amid Public Distrust
A coalition of 34 leading scientific and medical organizations has unified to stress the significance of vaccinations in public health, …
AI
New AI Tool to Accelerate Disease Treatments
Scientists at the University of Virginia School of Medicine unveil an AI tool named LogiRx that accelerates the development of …
AI System Instantly Turns Food Photos Into Nutritional Information
Researchers at NYU Tandon School of Engineering have unveiled an AI-powered system that can instantly analyze food photos and provide …
New AI Model Revolutionizes Full-Night Sleep Analysis
At Mount Sinai, a transformer-based AI model now processes entire nights of sleep data, potentially transforming sleep research and diagnostics …
AI-Powered System Can Detect Cognitive Impairment
University of Missouri researchers have created a pioneering, affordable portable system that combines AI and motor function measurement to accurately …
Using AI for Individualized Math Support to Students
Researchers at the Technical University of Munich and the University of Cologne are using AI to provide personalized math support …
Career & Education
Debate Training Linked to Leadership Success, New Study Finds
Debate training can significantly boost your chances of advancing to leadership roles, according to recent research. By fostering assertiveness, debate …
Using AI for Individualized Math Support to Students
Researchers at the Technical University of Munich and the University of Cologne are using AI to provide personalized math support …
Why Student Performance Is Still Impacted by COVID: New Study
A recent University of Mississippi study reveals that student performance scores have not rebounded to pre-pandemic levels, attributing the ongoing …
New Program for High School AI and Microelectronics Training
High school students in Kansas, Florida and Texas will learn to design AI applications and build microelectronics, aimed at bolstering …
New Study Debunks AI’s Role in Plagiarism Among University Students
A new study from the UPV/EHU dissects the relationship between AI tools and plagiarism, revealing that lack of motivation and …
Climate & Sustainability
Sustainable Meat: Can ‘Better’ Mean Less in Our Diets?
A study from the University of Helsinki and Stockholm Resilience Center explores whether quality meat leads to reduced consumption. Researchers …
New Approach to Secure Water Supplies on Pacific Islands
Hydrology experts at Flinders University emphasize the need for innovative groundwater extraction methods to secure freshwater resources on Pacific islands …
New Study Finds Microplastics Could Be Fueling Antimicrobial Resistance
Researchers at Boston University have discovered that microplastics may accelerate the development of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. This finding has major implications, …
Rising CO2 Threatens Space Sustainability, Says New Study
Greenhouse gas emissions may drastically reduce the number of satellites that can safely orbit Earth, according to MIT-led aerospace engineers …
New Circular Fashion Guidelines to Combat Industry Waste
RMIT University introduces practical guidelines designed to help fashion brands transition towards sustainable and circular product design, offering a crucial …
Health & Wellness
New Research Highlights the Mental Health Benefits of Dancing
New research from an international team of researchers reveals that dancing isn’t just fun—it’s also a potent remedy for stress …
Study Reveals Digital Stress and Social Media Norms Fuel Teen Friendship Conflicts
A study by scientists at Italy’s University of Padua reveals that unmet social media expectations drive digital stress and friendship …
New Study Shows Women Face Higher Heart Health Risks Due to Lifestyle Factors
A landmark study shows that lifestyle and health factors have a greater impact on heart disease risk in women compared …
Cannabis Users at Higher Heart Attack Risk, New Research Shows
Recent research indicates that cannabis users are substantially more likely to experience heart attacks compared to non-users, particularly among young …
New Study Links Maternal Depression to Children’s Emotional Overeating
A new study from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign highlights the long-term impact of early maternal depression on children, emphasizing …
Lifestyle
Cannabis Users at Higher Heart Attack Risk, New Research Shows
Recent research indicates that cannabis users are substantially more likely to experience heart attacks compared to non-users, particularly among young …
New Study Sheds Light on the Impact of Exercise on Life Expectancy
A Finnish twin study by the University of Jyväskylä reveals that moderate exercise may have the most significant impact on …
Retiring Abroad Increases Risk of Loneliness for Older Adults: New Study
A recent study highlights the increased risk of loneliness faced by retirees who move abroad. The research emphasizes the importance …
New Study Reveals Social Stigma Around Plant-Based Diets in Europe
University of Vaasa research delves into the social stigma surrounding plant-based diets in Europe, revealing that stereotypes and emotional reactions …
Study Finds Strong Link Between Western Diet During Pregnancy and ADHD
Researchers from the University of Copenhagen and COPSAC have found that a Western dietary pattern during pregnancy is associated with …
People & Culture
New Study Links Meal Sharing to Higher Well-Being
People who share meals regularly report higher levels of life satisfaction and well-being, says a new study led by UCL …
Family Wealth and Status Fuel Athletic Success in Schools
Recent research unveils how family wealth, race and socioeconomic status shape school sports participation, countering the long-held belief that success …
Impact of Social Networks on Global Disease Prevention
Researchers have found that social connections are pivotal in adopting preventive health behaviors, suggesting a new approach in global disease …
Social Media Doesn’t Always Bring People Together Despite Common Goals
New research from the University of Kansas reveals that social media failed to bridge divides during Algeria’s 2019 Hirak protests, …
New Study Reframes Role of Emotions in Misinformation Susceptibility
Emotions impact our reaction to news, but they don’t necessarily make us more susceptible to misinformation, a new study shows …
Science
Study Reveals Uncertainty In Pain Expectations Intensifies Perceived Pain
A new study from Aarhus University has uncovered that uncertainty, not just expectation, significantly influences pain perception. This discovery could …
Dopamine’s Unexpected Role in Memory Devaluation Unveiled by MSU Study
Michigan State University researchers have discovered that dopamine, a brain chemical traditionally associated with reward and pleasure, also plays a …
New Study Unveils Link Between Food Insecurity and Heart Disease
Young adults facing food insecurity are at a 41% higher risk of developing heart disease in midlife, according to a …
New Brain Mapping Technique Sheds Light on Key Alzheimer’s Mechanism
An innovative brain mapping technique has enabled researchers to pinpoint memory-related neurons susceptible to tau protein buildup, revealing crucial insights …
Childhood Adversity Can Foster Resilience to Anxiety
A Yale-led study finds that moderate childhood adversity may foster resilience to anxiety disorders later in life. The research highlights …
Technology
Squirrel-Inspired Robot Leaps Into a New Era of Agility
UC Berkeley researchers have developed a squirrel-inspired robot that can leap and land with pinpoint accuracy. This innovation could lead …
‘Audible Enclaves’ to Allow for Private Listening Without Headphones
Penn State researchers have created ‘audible enclaves’ using ultrasonic beams, enabling listeners to hear sound privately without disturbing others. This …
Open-Source Software for Soft Material Optimization
A research team at Tufts University has introduced Morpho, a revolutionary open-source software for optimizing soft materials. This breakthrough tool …
How Smartwatches Can Prevent the Next Pandemic: New Study
Breakthrough research demonstrates how smartwatches can detect infections early, offering a powerful tool for managing and potentially preventing future pandemics …
Researchers Unveil Revolutionary Tool for Precision in Cancer Cryosurgery
NYU Abu Dhabi researchers have created a groundbreaking nanoscale material that enhances the precision of cryosurgery, a procedure using extreme …