Month: August 2026

Adolescents who are targeted by online bullies tend to drift toward compulsive smartphone habits in the months that follow — ...

Mothers caught between untreated trauma and the child welfare system are among the least likely patients in mental health care ...

For thousands of autistic adults, every shift at work comes with a hidden second job: the continuous, exhausting labor of ...

Glioblastoma does not choose its victims by sex, but a striking new study suggests it may wage its war on ...

For the first time, scientists have produced a complete financial X-ray of an entire nation's spending on nature — and ...

On the scattered island municipalities of Tawi-Tawi, the southernmost province of the Philippines, a quiet gender divide is shaping who ...

In the cobblestoned heart of São João del-Rei, a Brazilian colonial town where gilded Baroque churches rise above streets laid ...

For the emperors of the Khitan-led Liao dynasty, governing meant moving. Each spring the entire court struck its tents and ...

Ultrasound imaging has always been medicine's great equalizer—cheap, safe, portable, and free of ionizing radiation. But it has also remained ...

A psychiatrist at Stanford University School of Medicine has published a strikingly personal account arguing that the experiences that forge ...