Metabolic Liver Disease Reshapes Europe’s Rising Liver Cancer Burden
A major Lancet Regional Health – Europe analysis shows that metabolic liver disease and alcohol are driving a rising tide ...
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Patient Navigation for Older Adults with Cancer Remains Scarce in Europe, Major Review Finds
A new scoping review finds that patient navigation programs designed for older adults with cancer remain rare in Europe, with ...
Talking to Patients Beats Apps: Experts Map How Europe Tackles Medication Non-Adherence
A survey of 140 experts in 35 European countries finds that direct patient communication and education dominate medication adherence practice, ...
Nearly 173,000 Older Women in Europe Are Living With Female Genital Mutilation, New Estimates Reveal
New census-based estimates show that nearly 173,000 women aged 50 and older were living with female genital mutilation in the ...
Europe’s Green Hydrogen Rollout May Hinge on Where Demand-Side Policies Are Aimed
A new Nature Energy study argues that Europe's green hydrogen transition depends on demand-side policies tailored to the geography of ...
Europe’s Atmospheric Water Vapor Is Steady, So Warming Alone Drives Its Growing Dryness
A new 55-year analysis of European water vapor shows the atmosphere's moisture content has stayed essentially unchanged, meaning rising temperatures, ...
Climate Change Has Eroded a Twentieth of Europe’s Bumblebee Habitat Since 1901
A counterfactual modelling study attributes a five percent average and up to nineteen percent local loss of European bumblebee habitat ...
Climate Change Made Europe’s Deadliest Heat Mortality Events 26.5 Times More Likely
A new attribution framework combining extreme event statistics with epidemiological models finds that 2022-like heat-related mortality events in Southern Europe ...
Scientists Redefine Quality in Oral Healthcare With First Co-Designed European Definition
European researchers have co-developed the first stakeholder-endorsed definition of oral healthcare quality, creating a shared foundation for measuring and improving ...
Depression and Fatigue Emerge as Strongest Drivers of Quality of Life in Aging Europeans
A study of 11,493 older Europeans found that depressive symptoms and fatigue are the strongest correlates of quality of life ...
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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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