Telepharmacy Kept Care Flowing in a Pandemic, But Pharmacists Paid the Price
A mixed methods study of an Australian hospital telepharmacy service finds that remote dispensing during COVID-19 increased pharmacists' administrative workload ...
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Mobility Data Reveal Where COVID-19 Lockdowns Truly Curbed Transmission
A renewal-model analysis of 122 countries shows that population mobility strongly tracked SARS-CoV-2 transmission in many high-income settings but not ...
From Research Subject to Knowledge Holder: Rethinking Who Leads Migrant Health Research
A reflective study argues migrant health research must move beyond participation towards epistemic justice and migrant-centred governance, recognising migrants as ...
COVID-19 May Leave a Lasting Mark on Allergy Risk, Massive Japanese Study Finds
A matched cohort study of more than 778,000 people in Japan found that COVID-19 was associated with a 21 percent ...
Childhood Intussusception Rates Collapsed During COVID Lockdowns—Then Bounced Right Back
A ten-year study at Boston Children's Hospital shows pediatric intussusception fell 65 percent during COVID-19 social distancing and rebounded to ...
How a $64 Billion Pandemic Fraud Wave Exposed Weaknesses in Federal Relief Design
New research by Dr. Katie Matt and Daniel Hebert analyzes prosecuted Paycheck Protection Program fraud cases to show how weak ...
The Hidden Epidemic: How COVID-19 Stigma Worsened College Students’ Mental Health
A new narrative review using the biopsychosocial framework finds that enacted, internalized, perceived, and anticipated stigma during the COVID-19 pandemic ...
Who Gets to Log On? Caste and Gender Shape Digital Learning Gaps in Nepal’s Universities
A survey of 338 master's students at Tribhuvan University finds that caste, ethnicity, gender, and field of study significantly shape ...
When Stress Hits Hard, Students Say Mindfulness Works—But Only for Some People and Some Places
A new study finds that college students instructed to manage pandemic distress with mindfulness complied more often than those using ...
Fear, Not Anxiety, Fuels Panic Buying — But Only When We Think Concretely, Study Finds
Two experiments show that fear-framed crisis messages boost panic buying intentions mainly under concrete thinking, with the effect stronger among ...
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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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