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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...
Weather Adds Little Edge When Hospitals Predict Emergency Department Crowds
A multicenter Turkish time-series study finds that calendar patterns and historical attendance outperform weather data in forecasting daily emergency department...
Medicaid ACOs Show a Path Toward Maternal Health Equity in the United States
A new study finds that Massachusetts Medicaid Accountable Care Organizations improved maternal care quality when contract metrics, resources, and care...
Breast Cancer Is Striking Later in Life—But Only for the Rich, 47-Year Study Finds
A 46-year SEER analysis of nearly 700,000 breast cancer patients shows the rise in age at diagnosis is concentrated among...
Carbon-Free Aluminum Smelting Gets Its First Full Life Cycle Reality Check
The first life cycle assessment of inert anode aluminum smelting in North America finds emissions can fall 37 percent, but...
How Well You Walk at Hospital Discharge May Predict Glioblastoma Survival
A retrospective study of 185 glioblastoma patients finds that walking ability measured at hospital discharge independently predicts overall survival beyond...
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...
A Year-Long Trial Finds Tiotropium Fails to Prevent Severe Asthma Attacks in Preschoolers
The first year-long randomised trial of tiotropium add-on therapy in children aged one to five with severe preschool asthma found...
AI Weather Model Replays the Forecast That Decided D-Day
University of Reading researchers used an AI weather model to replay the storm forecast behind the D-Day invasion decision, finding...
Indonesian Forecasters Confront Fixed Heat Thresholds and Trust Their Memories to Warn of Extreme Heat
A survey of 140 Indonesian operational meteorologists reveals that ambiguous heat thresholds and reliance on station data undermine warnings, while...
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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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