New guidance urges GPs and physiotherapists to avoid unnecessary shoulder scans
Monash University researchers are challenging one of modern medicine’s most persistent assumptions: that shoulder pain is usually caused by a...
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Monash University researchers are challenging one of modern medicine’s most persistent assumptions: that shoulder pain is usually caused by a...
Biobanks are emerging from the shadows of modern science as researchers and advocates launch a global campaign to show the...
A mother’s ability to notice, interpret, and respond warmly to her child’s signals may help shape emotional and behavioral development...
A quick screenshot can feel like a reliable backup for memory, but new research suggests that pressing the capture button...
A new theoretical paper in Nature Mental Health is urging researchers to rethink one of the most familiar ideas in...
Green space attached to public buildings is often presented as an uncomplicated climate solution: add vegetation to roofs, terraces, façades,...
A painted stone plaque recovered from a remote Indonesian island is offering archaeologists an unusually intimate glimpse into the symbolic...
A new cross-temporal meta-analysis suggests that Japanese people have become measurably less extraverted over the past decade, providing empirical support...
A new cross-sectional study published in JAMA Network Open examines how heavily US primary care training programs rely on international...
South Korea’s electricity market could be pushed toward a lower-carbon future by combining stricter emissions trading rules with higher carbon...
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