AI Chatbots Mostly Safe on Sudden Cardiac Death Advice, but Safety Gaps Persist Across All Six Models Tested
A blinded expert evaluation of six generative AI chatbots answering 56 real-world questions about sudden cardiac death found mostly safe ...
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Half Agony, Half Hope: What One Medical Student Learned About Listening in Psychiatry
A reflective essay in Academic Psychiatry by medical student Mishaal Omer uses literary touchstones and published research to explore the ...
Compassion in Three Directions: How Infertility Disrupts the Flow of Kindness
A qualitative study of sixteen women undergoing IVF in Türkiye reveals how infertility disrupts the three flows of compassion—toward oneself, ...
Screens and the Science of a Loneliness Epidemic
A University of Iceland sociologist argues that screen-mediated life disrupts the brain synchronisation, interaction rituals and empathy that hold human ...
Empathy, Not Mood, Drives Helping in Autistic Children, Study Finds
A new two-part experiment shows that empathic ability strongly predicts helping behavior in autistic children, while positive or negative mood ...
Why Some People Approve of Lynching: Moral Reasoning Holds the Key
A study of 536 Brazilian adults shows that approval of lynching is driven by moral judgment through social and, for ...
Why Some Alcohol Patients Can’t See Their Own Illness: An Empathy Link Emerges
A new study links impaired spontaneous empathic visuo-spatial perspective-taking to low clinical insight in recently detoxified alcohol use disorder patients.
Too Many Likes, Not Too Few: Online Popularity Shifts Moral Choices
A new experiment using a mock social media platform finds that receiving unusually high numbers of likes increases acceptance of ...
Empathy and Emotion Regulation Shape Young Romance, but Theory of Mind Remains a Blind Spot
A systematic review of 26 studies finds that empathic concern and cognitive reappraisal consistently support adolescent and young adult romantic ...
The Eyes Say It Differently: Brazilian Study Reveals Cultural Bias in a Famous Empathy Test
A new Brazilian study finds that the emotional valence of items in the Reading the Mind in the Eyes Test ...
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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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