Social Science
TikTok Amplified Tylenol-Autism Misinformation Far Beyond the Science After FDA Label Announcement
A content analysis of 53 TikTok videos found that misinformation linking prenatal acetaminophen use to autism drew more than half...
Six Ambulance Systems, One City: Inside Lima’s Fragmented Prehospital Trauma Care Network
A qualitative study of 49 interviews with Lima's emergency personnel reveals six fragmented prehospital entities with inconsistent trauma training, prompting...
Through Crayons and Play, Preschoolers Reveal How They Really Learn a Second Language
A mini-ethnographic study of six Arabic- and Russian-speaking preschoolers learning Hebrew in Israel used play and art to reveal children's...
Generative AI Could Reshape Personalized Learning, But Major Gaps Remain
A new study in Frontiers of Digital Education maps how large language models can power truly personalized learning while exposing...
Nigerian Mothers Say Breastfeeding Until Age Two Comes at a Steep Personal Cost
A qualitative study of 37 mothers in Ebonyi State, Nigeria, finds that maternal stress, hunger, time scarcity, and perceived lack...
Exploring Before Instruction Backfires When Learning Tasks Are Too Complex
A series of classroom experiments with nearly 1,200 engineering students shows that exploring before instruction boosts conceptual learning and curiosity...
Emotional Skills Online Shield Teens From Cyberbullying, Study Finds
A study of 945 Spanish adolescents shows that online-specific emotional skills, particularly emotional regulation in girls and impulse control in...
Valley Versus Hills: New Index Reveals Stark Educational Divide Across Manipur’s Districts
A new composite index study of Manipur's sixteen districts reveals a sharp valley–hill divide in school infrastructure, participation, and institutional...
How Illegal Timber Routes Feed Africa’s Transnational Crime Networks
A new comparative study maps how illegal timber routes across six African countries converge with money laundering, arms trafficking and...
Trumpism and Global Governance: Why Decline Is Not Inevitable, Say Researchers
New research argues that Trumpism's unprecedented assault on international institutions could either erode global governance into great-power spheres of influence...
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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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