New leafhopper genus Chinaica discovered on waxberry trees in China
Researchers have described a new genus and two new species of idiocerine leafhoppers collected exclusively from waxberry trees in southern ...
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Inside the Squeeze: How China’s Sandwich Generation Juggles Eldercare and Childcare
In millions of households across China, a single adult wakes each morning to two sets of competing needs: a toddler ...
China’s Low-Carbon Pilot Cities Show Strong Decoupling, But Not Everywhere
China's low-carbon pilot cities have long been treated as policy laboratories for the country's most ambitious climate experiment: proving that ...
COVID-19 Lockdowns Pushed Chinese Teens Toward Obesity, Then the Trend Reversed
A five-year study of over 120,000 Chinese adolescents found that the first pandemic year significantly raised BMI and overweight rates, ...
Nurses Face an Interruption Every Six Minutes While Giving Medication, Landmark Chinese Hospital Study Reveals
A time-and-motion study in a Chinese hospital recorded 2,091 interruptions during medication administration, revealing that nurses immediately respond to 85.7% ...
Two new wood-dwelling mushroom species discovered in China
Deep in the forests of China, clinging to well-decayed wood in tiny gray cups barely wider than a grain of ...
Three Shimmering New Cockroach Species Emerge from China, and Their Females Finally Get a Look
An integrative taxonomic study describes three new metallic cockroach species of the genus Eucorydia from China and delivers the first ...
When Patients Cross City Lines, Public Hospitals Pay an Efficiency Price
A panel study of 21 Chinese cities finds that higher rates of out-of-city hospitalization are linked to lower public hospital ...
China’s factories cut pollution and carbon together, saving billions in abatement costs
China's industrial sector has long carried a double burden: it is the engine of the world's largest manufacturing economy and ...
Vitamin D3 Shows Surprising Non-Linear Link to Vitamin A in Chinese Children
A five-year analysis of 6,774 Chinese children reveals a non-linear, saturable relationship between serum vitamin D3 and retinol, with the ...
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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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