Simple Stage-Matched Advice Helps Sedentary Office Workers in Sri Lanka Eat Far Better
A cluster-randomised trial in Southern Sri Lanka found that a dietary intervention tailored to workers' stage of readiness for change ...
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Training Alone Is Not Enough: What Sierra Leone’s Eye Health Experiment Reveals
A mixed-methods study in Sierra Leone shows that WHO primary eye care training boosts frontline health workers' skills and confidence, ...
Virtual Reality Reveals How Greenery and Traffic Shape Relaxation in Older Adults
A virtual reality experiment with ninety older adults in Ghent, Belgium, found that more greenery and less traffic independently increased ...
Police Drug Seizures Rose, Not Fell, During Vancouver’s First Year of Decriminalization, Study Finds
A Simon Fraser University study found that reports of police drug seizures without arrest rose during the first year of ...
Work Stress Pushes University Counselors Toward Rule-Breaking, but Work–Life Balance Can Blunt the Effect
A study of 361 Chinese university counselors finds that work stress is strongly linked to occupational deviance, but high work–life ...
Weekend Habits and Body Size Reveal Which Preschoolers Are Not Sleeping Enough
Researchers in cold-region China built explainable machine learning models that identify preschool children with insufficient sleep using routine activity, body-size, ...
Weight and Blood Pressure Emerge as Top Targets for Preventing Hearing Loss
A national survey analysis in China finds that abnormal body mass index, low education, and hypertension account for a substantial ...
What Women Really Want to Know About Menopause: Study Maps Urgent Education Gaps
A survey of 192 Korean women aged 45 to 55 finds that perceived educational need exceeds perceived performance for all ...
Ireland’s Alternative Education Staff Carry Hidden Stress Burden, National Study Finds
A national mixed-methods study of Ireland's Youthreach centres reveals significantly higher stress among coordinators and resource persons than teachers, alongside ...
Housework Hours Linked to Depression in Single Mothers, Korean Study Finds
A nationwide Korean study of 3,300 single parents finds that daily housework hours are strongly associated with depressive symptoms in ...
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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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