One in Four U.S. Workers Keep Unwanted Jobs for Health Insurance
WASHINGTON, D.C. — July 22, 2026 — A new West Health–Gallup analysis finds that 24% of U.S. workers are staying...
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — July 22, 2026 — A new West Health–Gallup analysis finds that 24% of U.S. workers are staying...
Antibiotic resistance is accelerating as many countries rely on too many powerful, poorly targeted antibiotics, while other places still fail...
A new Economic Inquiry study finds that household debt may increase the risk of suicide in the United States after...
Ocean waves could become a major clean-energy resource, but turning that promise into reliable power is still difficult. Wave energy...
GunaiKurnai peoples, the recognized Traditional Owners of Gippsland and the southern Victorian Alps, have long described caves in their Country...
In a tightening job market, a growing fraction of applicants may be trying to game AI-based résumé screening. New research...
Generative AI is moving quickly into medical education, bringing large language models, virtual patients, adaptive learning platforms, and AI-assisted assessment...
Emergency physicians in Canada are reporting burnout levels high enough to drive workforce attrition or sharply reduced clinical hours, according...
Perceptions of Mobile Green in urban spaces with contrasting visibility and green context are being brought into focus by a...
A new digital mapping project aims to protect coastal UNESCO World Heritage sites from intensifying sea-level rise, flooding, and coastal...
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