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Psychological characteristics of patients from obesity treatment program in Gdańsk
Obesity is rarely a simple matter of calories in and calories out, and a new study from Poland offers a...
Global School Poverty Measures Track National Data, But Only One Predicts Math Scores
A new Irish validation study shows TIMSS and PISA socio-economic measures align strongly with national administrative indicators, yet only the...
Satellite Record Shows Farmland Vanishing Beneath Ethiopia’s Exploding Shaggar City Suburbs
A new study combining Landsat satellite analysis and household surveys finds that Burayu Town's built-up area grew by 31.85 percent...
Career Goals Alone Won’t Make Students Speak English, Vietnamese Study Finds
A mixed-methods study of 382 Vietnamese undergraduates shows that career-driven motivation leads to actual English communication only when channeled through...
Fragment-Growing Strategy Targets Elusive S1′ Pocket to Unlock Selective MMP-9 Cancer Inhibitors
Researchers in Hyderabad report an in silico fragment-based pipeline that grows small-molecule hits into the non-conserved S1′ pocket of MMP-9,...
Underutilized high protein crops in India and pathways for scaling their contribution to protein security
India's diets remain dominated by rice and wheat, and the nutritional consequences are now starkly quantified. A new review published...
Lab-Grown Gotu Kola Could End the Wild-Harvest Crisis for a Multi-Billion Dollar Skincare Ingredient
A new review in Discover Plants maps how tissue culture, elicitation, and genome editing could replace unreliable wild harvesting of...
Managed Zones Harbor Richer Forests Amid Widespread Degradation in Nigerian Reserve
A new study finds that the conservation-managed zone of Nigeria's Ise Forest Reserve supports taller, more diverse forest than disturbed...
T-BEAT Study Tracks Tirzepatide in Early Type 2 Diabetes Care in Japan
The ongoing T-BEAT observational study is evaluating real-world glycemic and weight outcomes of tirzepatide versus oral semaglutide in Japanese adults...
Depression May Drive Loneliness in Youth After Disaster, Landmark Study Finds
A three-wave study of 634 Japanese students after the 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquake found that depressive symptoms predicted later loneliness...
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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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