Mapping the Mental Web: How Anxiety, Depression, and Resilience Interlock in Bangladeshi Students
A network analysis of 423 students at the University of Rajshahi identifies depressed mood and irritability as the strongest cross-community ...
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Hidden Hunger in the Dialysis Chair: Self-Reported Diets Mislead Kidney Care in Bangladesh
A study of hemodialysis patients in Bangladesh shows that screening self-reported diets for plausibility reverses estimates of guideline compliance, revealing ...
Uneven by Design: How Bangladesh Delivers Welfare Through Programmatic Asymmetry
New research shows Bangladesh's centralized welfare system produces deliberately uneven, need-based resource distribution that mirrors the logic of asymmetrical federalism ...
What Makes Students Pay More for a Greener Planet? Evidence from Bangladesh
A survey of 440 private university students in Dhaka shows that information sources, environmental knowledge, attitudes, social norms, perceived control, ...
Lead Levels Soar in Farmland Soil Near Bangladesh Brick Kilns, Study Finds
A new study of farmland soil around three brick kilns in Natore, Bangladesh, finds lead exceeding regional reference values at ...
Three Diseases Threaten Bangladesh’s Bush Beans, and the Local Variety Fares Worst
A new study in Sylhet, Bangladesh, identifies anthracnose, Alternaria leaf spot and common bacterial blight as the dominant bush bean ...
Satellites and GIS Reveal Where Groundwater Hides Beneath Bangladesh’s Largest Wetland
An integrated satellite, GIS, and multi-criteria analysis has mapped groundwater potential across Bangladesh's largest inland wetland, revealing that only one ...
Peer Pressure and Quality: What Drives Bangladeshi Students to Embrace ChatGPT
A survey of 640 Bangladeshi university students shows that information quality, interaction quality, and system quality drive ChatGPT adoption, with ...
Dhaka’s Heat Island Explodes as City Triples Its Built-Up Footprint Since 1990
A 34-year satellite analysis shows Dhaka's built-up area nearly tripling as vegetation and water vanished, driving 70 percent of the ...
Mapping Bangladesh’s Heatwave Hotspots: Where Heat Meets Vulnerability
A new district-level study maps heatwave vulnerability across Bangladesh and finds that socioeconomic sensitivity and weak adaptive capacity, not temperature ...
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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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