Social Science
Three Years After October 7, Israelis See Themselves as Middle Eastern and Safer Than Europe
The 2026 Hebrew University-European Forum Barometer finds that three years after October 7, Jewish Israelis report stronger Israeli identity, most...
How a Teacher’s Emotional Warmth May Open Students’ Minds to Therapy
A survey of 290 Vietnamese undergraduates found that students who perceive their teachers as emotionally supportive, particularly sensitive to their...
Mentorship and money: what really gets Ghanaian graduate students to the finish line
A survey of 550 students, supervisors, and administrators across five Ghanaian public universities finds that grants, facilities, supervision guidelines, and...
What Naval Aviators Can Teach Surgeons: Flight Training Lessons Reshape Surgical Education Debate
A new letter in Global Surgical Education brings together a military surgeon, a flying doctor and a Royal Navy pilot...
Cooking Smoke and Anemia in Ghana: Why Pregnant Women May Face the Greatest Risk
A nationwide analysis of Ghanaian women finds that while unclean cooking fuels show no overall link to anemia after adjustment,...
Goat Chest Model Trains Thousands of Doctors to Insert Chest Tubes Safely
A nineteen-year Pakistani training program used a low-cost cadaveric goat chest model to teach tube thoracostomy to more than 4,000...
Why Do People Vote for Others? Landmark Review Maps the Science of Altruistic Voting
A new systematic review of 71 studies reveals that altruism is a powerful but fragmented explanation for why people vote,...
Governments, Media, and Citizens Together Shape How the World Sees Africa, Survey Finds
A new survey study finds that the actions of African governments, media coverage, and citizen conduct each significantly shape how...
Social Media Emerges as Critical Health Infrastructure for Mass Gathering Events
A systematic review of ten high-quality studies finds that social media now functions as core operational infrastructure for mass gathering...
AI Companions May Widen Social Divides, New Framework Warns
A new SMU and Duke-NUS framework published in Nature Human Behaviour shows how AI companions may reinforce social inequality through...
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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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