Social Science
Social Media Use Linked to ADHD Symptoms in Adolescents, Study Finds
A new U.S. cohort study suggests that changes in adolescents’ problematic social media behaviors may travel alongside shifts in attention-deficit/hyperactivity...
Invisible Gaps in Urban AI Security Threaten City Systems
A new study in npj Urban Sustainability suggests that the biggest weakness in today’s smart cities may not be their...
Herbularyo Card Game Marries Filipino Folklore With Organic Chemistry
Filipino traditional medicine is often described as inherited wisdom, but a new approach from Ateneo de Manila University is revealing...
Heat’s Nationwide Toll: Suicide and Homicide Patterns in Mexico and Brazil
A new study warns that everyday heat may be quietly reshaping public-health risks for both self-harm and interpersonal violence in...
Discrete Choice Study Maps Apartment Residents’ Park Preferences Across Australian Cities
Australian city apartments are getting greener—but exactly what kinds of park features do residents actually value? A new study in...
TAL-Net Temporal Attention LSTM Predicts U.S. Urban Electricity Use and Emissions
A new study published in npj Urban Sustainability introduces TAL-Net, a temporal attention LSTM framework designed to sharpen forecasts of...
Noninvasive Optical Stimulation Induces Auditory Perception
A team from Doshisha University (Japan), working with collaborators at Keio University, reports that trans-tympanic infrared laser stimulation can drive...
Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis Tests Discriminative Validity of Clinical High-Risk Psychosis Status
A new study in Schizophrenia (2026) reports that “Clinical High-Risk” (CHR) status can meaningfully distinguish people who later develop psychosis...
Lancet Commission Updates Global Female Health, Tackling Menstruation and Bleeding Disorders Across Lifespans
The Lancet Haematology has published a new Lancet Haematology Commission focused on global female health and haematology, bringing attention to...
Gender Pay Gap Persists Despite Ongoing Battle of the Sexes
Occupational devaluation theory—outlined in the mid-1990s by sociologist Paula England—offers a clear lens on one of the most persistent workplace...
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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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