Food Insecurity Persists in Historically Redlined Neighborhoods, Study Finds
Neighborhoods shaped by historic redlining may need far more than a new supermarket to improve residents’ access to healthy food,...
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Neighborhoods shaped by historic redlining may need far more than a new supermarket to improve residents’ access to healthy food,...
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center has honored a broad group of scientists, physicians and educators whose work...
Data centers are becoming one of the most difficult parts of the global energy system to measure, just as cloud...
Goutham M. Menon has returned to The University of Texas at Arlington to lead its School of Social Work during...
“Blood is thicker than water” may be one of the most powerful—and damaging—ideas governing family life. New research on adult...
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The Brexit referendum was designed as a political decision about sovereignty, borders, and Britain’s relationship with the European Union. Its...
Low Earth orbit satellite networks could soon reroute communications traffic before a connection disappears, rather than waiting for an interruption...
The University of Hong Kong has reached a new high in the 2026 Academic Ranking of World Universities, climbing five...
The US Supreme Court’s 2022 decision in Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health Organization reshaped the geography of abortion care across...
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