Study finds most pregnant people fail recommended seatbelt placement, despite safety need
Pregnancy reshapes the biomechanics of everyday safety systems, and a new observational study from the University of British Columbia (UBC) ...
Pregnancy reshapes the biomechanics of everyday safety systems, and a new observational study from the University of British Columbia (UBC) ...
A new randomized clinical trial reports that a community-based smoking cessation program for people receiving cancer care can nearly double ...
Unregulated ultrafine particles—tiny enough to slip through the body’s normal defenses—may be responsible for millions of premature deaths worldwide, according ...
Primary care is increasingly recognized as the front line for detecting cognitive decline early enough to influence outcomes, according to ...
Methane (CH₄) is a powerful greenhouse gas, and its atmospheric concentration has climbed rapidly in recent decades. While human activities ...
The long shift from human-mediated trading to electronic execution has reshaped how individuals buy and sell financial assets—and how efficiently ...
A new European science report is turning the spotlight on two wetland ecosystems that may look very different—but are governed ...
Shanghai, China—A new analysis by University of Kansas scholar Yong Zhao argues that schools need more than new policies or ...
Scientists have introduced a polymer-free fabrication method for 2D heterostructures—materials only a few atoms thick—aimed at making quantum and nanoelectronic ...
New approaches to federal drug sentencing are being proposed by researchers who argue that current U.S. Sentencing Guidelines overemphasize drug ...
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