Social Science
Medicaid ACOs Show a Path Toward Maternal Health Equity in the United States
A new study finds that Massachusetts Medicaid Accountable Care Organizations improved maternal care quality when contract metrics, resources, and care...
Simulations Reveal Income, Not Food Banks, Holds Key to Cleveland’s Food Future
A system dynamics simulation of Cleveland projects worsening food access by 2045 but finds that income growth paired with retail...
Satellite Records Reveal Indian Delta City Growing Straight Into Rising Seas
A three-decade satellite analysis of Kakinada, India, shows industrial-driven urban sprawl expanding into low-lying delta zones that future sea-level rise...
Africa’s Climate-Food Research Boom Maps a Divided Field Racing Toward 2031
A first-of-its-kind bibliometric mapping of 224 Scopus-indexed publications shows climate resilience and food security research in sub-Saharan Africa growing at...
Empathy, Not Dominance, Predicts Sexual Aggression Risk in Landmark Model Test
A new study of 300 men finds that empathy, rather than the dominance/nurturance dimension, predicts and buffers sexual aggression risk...
How New Parents’ Stress Shapes a Child’s Metabolic Health Years Later
A seven-year longitudinal study finds that first-time mothers' parenting stress and self-efficacy shape children's later blood glucose and body mass...
Network Science Rebuilds Democracy Rankings and Exposes a Hidden Split in the Rule of Law
A robust network analysis of expert-coded democracy data reveals that a core rule-of-law index secretly contains two empirically distinct dimensions...
Nearly All University Students in Turkey Report Childhood Adversity in Sweeping New Survey
A survey of 1,115 Turkish university students found nearly universal exposure to childhood adversity and strong links between cumulative ACEs...
Generative AI Boosts Programming Learning, But Big Open Questions Remain
A three-level Bayesian meta-analysis of 35 studies finds that generative AI produces consistent small-to-medium positive effects on programming learning outcomes,...
Fast-Paced and Fantastical Screens May Slow Preschoolers’ Self-Control, Review Finds
A systematic review of experimental studies finds that fast-paced and highly fantastical screen content is generally linked to poorer immediate...
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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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