Digital agriculture supports food security, but institutions determine who benefits
A mini review finds that digital agriculture can improve productivity, market access, food stability and utilization, but uneven infrastructure, skills, ...
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Research report: A systematic literature review to identify delivery strategies of digital health for low SEP populations
A systematic review of 33 studies identified digital health delivery strategies for people with a low socio-economic position but found ...
Ecuador’s Universities Embrace Generative AI While Leaving Students Without Rules
A mixed-methods study of Ecuadorian universities finds students and lecturers use generative AI heavily for its usefulness, yet ethical concerns ...
Laptops Alone Cannot Fix Botswana’s Schools, Landmark Study Warns
A new University of Botswana study finds that a national laptop initiative failed to transform teaching because poor infrastructure, weak ...
Who Trusts a Robot Surgeon? Spanish Survey Maps the Politics of Healthcare AI
A nationally representative Spanish survey finds comfort with robot-performed surgery is lowest among women, young adults and conservatives, with perceived ...
Cancer Patients Quietly Turn to AI Chatbots, and Most Keep It Secret From Their Doctors
A survey of 400 cancer patients and caregivers finds that although 75 percent know about generative AI tools, only 24 ...
Machine Learning Reveals What Helps Disadvantaged Students in Türkiye Beat the Odds in Mathematics
An explainable machine learning study of PISA 2022 data finds that digital learning capacity, mathematics anxiety, and their interaction best ...
Telehealth Use Is Settling Into Its Post-Pandemic Rhythm, National Survey Shows
A nationally representative study of US adults finds telehealth use declined modestly from 2022 to 2024 while most disparities persisted, ...
New Digital Inequality Index Reveals Education Is the Key to Somalia’s Digital Divide
A multidimensional Digital Inequality Index developed from surveys of Mogadishu stakeholders shows educational attainment, not age or gender, is the ...
Jordan’s pharmacists fear AI will take their jobs, but a one-hour course calms those worries
A survey of 901 Jordanian pharmacists found that workplace digital infrastructure, education, and graduation year, not generational resistance, best predict ...
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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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