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Digital Health Care Consultations Fall Short in Diagnosing Tonsillitis
A new study from the University of Gothenburg reveals that digital health care consultations fall short in safely diagnosing tonsillitis, …
Singapore Achieves Top 10 Global Ranking in Aging Preparedness
Singapore ranks 10th globally in aging preparedness, according to groundbreaking research by NUS and Columbia University. The study evaluates readiness …
Societal Disparities Impact Brain Health and Aging, Landmark Study Reveals
A new study highlights how societal inequality influences brain health, revealing that higher levels of inequality are linked to reduced …
SeoulTech Researchers Develop PV2DOC to Convert Presentation Videos Into Summarized Documents
Researchers at Seoul National University of Science and Technology have developed PV2DOC, a revolutionary tool to transform presentation videos into …
PKU Scientists Uncover Divergent Seasonal Responses of Plants and Animals to Climate Change
Peking University researchers discover crucial differences in how plants and animals adjust their life cycles to climate change, which could …
The Psychological Toll of Staying Single: New Study Reveals Life Satisfaction and Personality Trait Differences
A new study reveals significant differences in life satisfaction and personality traits between lifelong singles and partnered individuals. These findings …
China’s Forest Planting Efforts Could Offset One-Third of Hard-to-Abate Emissions by 2060
A new study from Peking University reveals how China’s forestation efforts could significantly contribute to its goal of achieving carbon …
Cooking Sulfurous Vegetables Can Generate Harmful Trans-Fats, Study Finds
A new study reveals that sulfur-containing vegetables such as garlic and onions can promote the formation of trans-fatty acids (TFAs) …
New Lung Scan Technique Offers New Hope for Respiratory Patients
A revolutionary MRI scan method, developed by Newcastle University, offers unprecedented real-time insights into lung function, aiding the diagnosis and …
Start the New Year With These 12 Essential Questions for Better Brain Health
Kickstart your brain health journey in the new year by talking to your doctor about 12 critical factors. The American …
AI
Stanford Medicine Study Reveals AI Tool Improves ADHD Medication Follow-Up
Stanford Medicine researchers have developed an AI tool that efficiently analyzes doctors’ notes in electronic medical records to improve follow-up …
AI-Powered Research Unmasks Environmental Risks from Chemical Mixtures in Rivers
Researchers led by the University of Birmingham have leveraged artificial intelligence to reveal dangerous chemical mixtures in rivers, paving the …
Study Uncovers Biases in AI Chatbots’ Environmental Discussions
Researchers at UBC have found that AI chatbots often exhibit societal biases, potentially limiting the scope of environmental discourse. The …
Study Reveals AI Systems Amplify Human Biases, Prompting Feedback Loop
A new study by UCL researchers reveals that AI systems amplify human biases, creating a feedback loop that can deepen …
Study Reveals Limitations in ChatGPT’s Capability to Replace Finance Professionals
A WSU-led study found that while AI like ChatGPT performs well on multiple-choice financial licensing exams, it struggles with complex, …
Career & Education
New Study Reveals Unexpected Workplace Dynamics of Boomerang Employees
A pioneering study involving UC Davis researchers sheds light on the underexplored dynamics of boomerang employees — those who return …
New Study Reveals Psychological Drivers of Parental Education Spending
A landmark study led by Baylor University uncovers how parents’ self-views impact their education spending, revealing that psychological factors, rather …
Study Reveals Limitations in ChatGPT’s Capability to Replace Finance Professionals
A WSU-led study found that while AI like ChatGPT performs well on multiple-choice financial licensing exams, it struggles with complex, …
Half of Students Fear Plagiarism Detection Software, Study Finds
A recent study highlights that almost half of students in Europe are concerned about plagiarism detection software, prompting them to …
New Study Links Rising Student Absenteeism to Declining Teacher Job Satisfaction
Student absenteeism is on the rise, but it’s not just students who suffer. A new study reveals that when students …
Climate & Sustainability
PKU Scientists Uncover Divergent Seasonal Responses of Plants and Animals to Climate Change
Peking University researchers discover crucial differences in how plants and animals adjust their life cycles to climate change, which could …
China’s Forest Planting Efforts Could Offset One-Third of Hard-to-Abate Emissions by 2060
A new study from Peking University reveals how China’s forestation efforts could significantly contribute to its goal of achieving carbon …
Sodium-Ion Battery Breakthrough Promises Affordable, Sustainable Energy
A pioneering discovery in sodium-ion battery technology could revolutionize energy storage, making it more accessible and sustainable. A pioneering breakthrough …
New Study Reveals How Freezing Food Can Significantly Reduce Household Waste
A new study from Ohio State University finds that freezing food is a highly effective way to reduce household food …
AI-Powered Research Unmasks Environmental Risks from Chemical Mixtures in Rivers
Researchers led by the University of Birmingham have leveraged artificial intelligence to reveal dangerous chemical mixtures in rivers, paving the …
Health & Wellness
Digital Health Care Consultations Fall Short in Diagnosing Tonsillitis
A new study from the University of Gothenburg reveals that digital health care consultations fall short in safely diagnosing tonsillitis, …
Societal Disparities Impact Brain Health and Aging, Landmark Study Reveals
A new study highlights how societal inequality influences brain health, revealing that higher levels of inequality are linked to reduced …
New Lung Scan Technique Offers New Hope for Respiratory Patients
A revolutionary MRI scan method, developed by Newcastle University, offers unprecedented real-time insights into lung function, aiding the diagnosis and …
Start the New Year With These 12 Essential Questions for Better Brain Health
Kickstart your brain health journey in the new year by talking to your doctor about 12 critical factors. The American …
Coffee and Tea Consumption Linked to Lower Risk of Head and Neck Cancer, Study Finds
A new study suggests that drinking coffee and tea could decrease the risk of head and neck cancers. Researchers found …
Lifestyle
The Psychological Toll of Staying Single: New Study Reveals Life Satisfaction and Personality Trait Differences
A new study reveals significant differences in life satisfaction and personality traits between lifelong singles and partnered individuals. These findings …
Thick-Heeled Running Shoes Linked to Higher Injury Rates, University of Florida Study Reveals
A study by the University of Florida reveals that runners using thick-heeled shoes are more likely to sustain injuries compared …
Walkability Boosts Physical Activity: New Study Highlights Benefits of Dense Neighborhoods
A new study underscores the implications of neighborhood design on physical activity, revealing that more walkable areas substantially increase residents’ …
The Timing of Meals Is Crucial for Health, Study Finds
A groundbreaking study by UOC and Columbia University reveals that eating late in the day can negatively impact glucose metabolism, …
Can Podcasts Really Create Healthier Habits?
A pioneering study led by the University of South Australia has revealed that health-related podcasts can significantly enhance health knowledge, …
People & Culture
Singapore Achieves Top 10 Global Ranking in Aging Preparedness
Singapore ranks 10th globally in aging preparedness, according to groundbreaking research by NUS and Columbia University. The study evaluates readiness …
Surge in Public Confidence for RSV Vaccine Marks Turning Point in Vaccine Hesitancy
Annenberg Public Policy Center’s latest survey shows a growing belief among Americans in the effectiveness of RSV vaccines for babies …
Study Reveals How Socioeconomic Inequality Weakens Local Governance
A University of Notre Dame-led study uncovers the challenges that socioeconomic inequalities pose for local governments in Chile and emphasizes …
New Study Highlights Vital Role of Neutrality in International Relations Over 192 Years
Neutrality, often overlooked or misinterpreted in international relations, has played a crucial role in global stability, reveals a new study …
Ancient Bacterial Domestication in Swiss Cheeses Unveiled by UNIL Researchers
UNIL researchers have uncovered ancient signs of bacterial domestication in Swiss cheeses, enhancing our understanding of microbiology and its impact …
Science
Cooking Sulfurous Vegetables Can Generate Harmful Trans-Fats, Study Finds
A new study reveals that sulfur-containing vegetables such as garlic and onions can promote the formation of trans-fatty acids (TFAs) …
Study Uncovers How Alcohol Use Disorder Hinders Brain’s Adaptability
A new study from Texas A&M University reveals how chronic alcohol consumption impairs cognitive flexibility by altering the brain’s cholinergic …
Study Reveals Dogs Can Recognize Their Owners’ Voices
In a groundbreaking study, researchers from Hungary have unveiled that dogs can recognize their owners’ voices using pre-recorded speech. This …
How Breathing Synchronizes Brain Waves for Memory Consolidation During Sleep
A new study from Northwestern Medicine uncovers how breathing rhythms during sleep coordinate brain waves in the hippocampus, playing a …
Marine Animal Study Reveals Energy-Saving ‘Sweet Spot’ for Swimming Depths
Researchers from multiple universities have uncovered that marine animals swim at optimal depths to minimize energy expenditure, following a common …
Technology
SeoulTech Researchers Develop PV2DOC to Convert Presentation Videos Into Summarized Documents
Researchers at Seoul National University of Science and Technology have developed PV2DOC, a revolutionary tool to transform presentation videos into …
Stanford Engineering Unveils Innovative Haptiknit Sleeve That Enhances Virtual Reality Experiences
Stanford Engineering researchers have developed Haptiknit, a comfortable and flexible knit sleeve capable of delivering pressure-based haptic feedback for enhanced …
MIT Engineers Develop Groundbreaking ‘High-Rise’ 3D Chips
MIT engineers have innovated a novel method to fabricate sturdy 3D chips without the need for bulky silicon wafers. This …
Revolutionary Film Powers Wearable Devices Using Body Heat, Could Replace Batteries
Researchers led by QUT have developed an ultra-thin, flexible film that uses body heat to power wearable devices, offering a …
NYU Scientists Develop ‘Crystal Math’ to Predict Crystal Structures Swiftly
Researchers at New York University have developed “Crystal Math,” a new mathematical method that can predict the structure of molecular …