Study links incoherent beliefs to conspiracy thinking
A new study suggests that people who are strongly drawn to conspiracy theories may be more willing to believe mutually...
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A new study suggests that people who are strongly drawn to conspiracy theories may be more willing to believe mutually...
A new study suggests that what people learn about gender development may shape how they respond to transgender young people...
Cities around the world are turning to nature to solve problems created by urbanization, from extreme heat and flash flooding...
The ancient dead of Egypt are revealing a surprisingly modern story: even in a tomb reused for centuries, burial space...
Flinders University researchers have warned that Australia’s training system for alcohol and other drug (AOD) workers is shrinking at the...
Every day, emergency departments across the United States absorb a steady stream of patients who need hospital care but have...
WORCESTER, Mass.—A new three-year research project at Worcester Polytechnic Institute is aiming to give scientists a clearer view of uterine...
Monash University researchers are challenging one of modern medicine’s most persistent assumptions: that shoulder pain is usually caused by a...
Biobanks are emerging from the shadows of modern science as researchers and advocates launch a global campaign to show the...
A mother’s ability to notice, interpret, and respond warmly to her child’s signals may help shape emotional and behavioral development...
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