Why Ending the Criminalisation of Sex Work Could Save Nigeria Money and Lives
A new health economics commentary argues that decriminalising sex work in Nigeria would cut HIV infections, reduce state costs, and...
When It Comes to Surgical EPAs, More Feedback Is Only Better If It Is Practiced and Accurate
A new commentary argues that entrustable professional activities in surgical training only fulfill their promise when assessment is extensive, practiced...
Mixing Up Practice Problems Boosts Learning for All Calculus Students—And Helps Strugglers Most
New research in college calculus shows that mixing problem types during practice improves performance for all students, with the largest...
States Are Spending More on Suicide Prevention, but the Gap Between Budgets Remains Wide
State funding for suicide prevention and crisis services has grown more than sixfold per resident since 2021, with telecom-fee states...
Ethics Across the Curriculum: Can Values-Based Accounting Education Stop Fraud Before It Starts?
SUNY Polytechnic Institute researchers propose embedding ethics education across the entire business curriculum, using the Fraud Triangle framework to prepare...
Giant Neolithic Stones Hauled 11 Miles Across Yorkshire, Isotopic Study Reveals
Isotopic fingerprinting shows the 25-tonne Devil's Arrow megaliths were quarried at Brimham Rocks and hauled 18 kilometres across Neolithic Yorkshire...
Simulations Reveal Income, Not Food Banks, Holds Key to Cleveland’s Food Future
A system dynamics simulation of Cleveland projects worsening food access by 2045 but finds that income growth paired with retail...
Ancient Pompeii Emerges as a Black Gloss Pottery Powerhouse, Chemistry Reveals
Chemical analysis of 57 Black Gloss pottery vessels from Pompeii reveals the city was a major production hub within decentralized...
Africa’s Climate-Food Research Boom Maps a Divided Field Racing Toward 2031
A first-of-its-kind bibliometric mapping of 224 Scopus-indexed publications shows climate resilience and food security research in sub-Saharan Africa growing at...
Who Uses AI in Medical Training? New Study Reveals a Sociodemographic Divide
A survey of 668 health sciences students in Ecuador finds that sex, academic program, and ethnic self-identification shape how future...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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