Social Science
Inside the First Weeks of Childhood Leukemia: What Parents Say They Need Most
A qualitative study of forty-one Portuguese parents reveals the psychosocial, physical, and practical challenges families face during the induction phase...
New Psychometric Tests Reveal When AI Feedback on Surgeons Fails
A Mayo Clinic team has created psychometric metrics called Calibration and the Feedback Robustness Index that reveal AI-generated surgical training...
Satellite images reveal Ghana’s Garden City is losing its green soul
A decade of satellite imagery and surveys shows Greater Kumasi lost nearly a third of its natural areas while most...
Why China Is Betting on Gradual Reform, Not Revolution, in the Global Order
A new analysis argues that despite record tariff escalation and a strategic tipping point with Washington, China will continue pursuing...
Happy Teachers, Motivated Students: Giant Meta-Analysis Confirms the Classroom Link
A meta-analysis of 186 studies covering more than 355,000 teachers finds small but reliable associations between teacher well-being, ill-being, and...
Researchers Name the Infrastructure Firms Powering AI Deepfake Pornography Sites
A Lancaster University-led study has for the first time identified and named the infrastructure providers, including Cloudflare, that enable the...
A Statistical Rethink Suggests Judges May Not Be ‘Liberated’ the Way Criminologists Thought
A new study argues that criminologists have been testing the liberation hypothesis with regression effects when the theory actually concerns...
New Digital Literacy Scale Puts Computational Thinking and Lifelong Learning to the Test
Researchers in China have developed and validated an 18-item Digital Literacy Scale for college students that integrates computational thinking and...
Forest Playgroups Boost Parents as Much as Children, Australian Study Finds
An ethnographic study of an Australian forest playgroup finds that facilitated nature play sessions build parental confidence, community bonds and...
Federated AI Predicts Sepsis in ICUs Without Sharing Patient Data
Researchers have built a federated deep learning system that predicts sepsis across simulated hospitals with 93.6 percent accuracy while keeping...
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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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