A new study is challenging one of the most comforting assumptions in urban climate design: that adding vegetation to dense...

For decades, one of the most familiar ideas in migration science has been that distance acts like a brake. People...

A new qualitative study published in JAMA Network Open examines why people living in states with abortion restrictions may hesitate...

Archaeologists have uncovered two Roman-period pottery kilns at the Asten archaeological site near Burg, in the municipality of Hannersdorf, Austria,...

A new cohort study in JAMA Network Open is examining how disability compensation through the US Department of Veterans Affairs...

A new study from the University of East London suggests that digital workplace innovation could help more women become leaders...

Scientific papers are designed to make discovery look orderly. A question appears, methods follow, results arrive, and a conclusion closes...

A new analysis of 1.6 million U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrests suggests that the agency’s rapidly expanding enforcement activity...

A decade-long study in São Paulo has revealed that leisure-time exercise is becoming increasingly divided along lines of race, gender,...

A major new study has revealed that the apparent disappearance of US nursing homes often does not mean that facilities...