Rejected asylum seekers in Germany report lower life satisfaction than recognized refugees
Asylum seekers whose applications are rejected in Germany report substantially lower life satisfaction than those granted protection, and a new...
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Asylum seekers whose applications are rejected in Germany report substantially lower life satisfaction than those granted protection, and a new...
The world of work has changed profoundly over the past several decades, and not always in ways that protect the...
The future of health technology is arriving on several fronts at once, and this week it arrived in the form...
A five-year, $4.1 million grant from the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, part of the National Institutes of Health,...
When it comes to mentorship in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, a new longitudinal study suggests that what matters most...
Kenya's ambitious push toward universal health coverage is leaving most of its informal workforce behind, according to a new nationally...
Menstrual health has long been treated as a private matter, whispered about rather than legislated for, yet a new study...
In a finding that could reshape how the world's youngest learners are taught, a team of Kenyan researchers has documented,...
A new study argues that the architecture of corporate ownership does far more than allocate capital and control rights: it...
A new study drawing on the most detailed snapshot available of American household finances has found that financial literacy acts...
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