Americans See Illicit Drug Policy Through Growing Partisan Lens, Study Finds
A new longitudinal analysis from Brown University reports that Americans’ perceptions of the effectiveness of U.S. illicit drug policy have...
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A new longitudinal analysis from Brown University reports that Americans’ perceptions of the effectiveness of U.S. illicit drug policy have...
At the 2026 COPE China Seminar in Beijing, speakers highlighted a new approach to protecting the scholarly record by converting...
Adolescent social-media restrictions are gaining momentum worldwide, but a new perspective in The BMJ argues that they may be framed...
A new study led by researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder provides one of the most detailed views yet...
Adolescents and young adults increasingly build social ties through social media, gaming, and messaging platforms, where identity development, peer bonding,...
A research team, partly led by Christopher Gilbert (CUNY Graduate Center and Hunter College), has confirmed a previously unknown African...
A new evidence-backed training approach presented to UK parliamentarians suggests a practical way to reduce prescribing errors made by newly...
A “better hospital” doesn’t have to be a utopia—it can be engineered to pay dividends. A new modeling study in...
Loneliness and social isolation are increasingly treated as public health threats, but a new University of Michigan study warns that...
Sedentary study time is now the hidden bottleneck for Hong Kong’s schoolchildren. Researchers report that many primary students fall short...
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