New German Scale Reveals Hidden Prejudice Against Disabled People in Medical Training
Researchers have developed and validated the first German-language scale to measure subtle, symbolic ableism among medical and dental students.
Researchers have developed and validated the first German-language scale to measure subtle, symbolic ableism among medical and dental students.
A survey of 186 surgical residents at German university hospitals reveals excessive hours, administrative overload, missing structured training and widespread ...
A phytosaur osteoderm from a late middle Rhaetian bone bed in Bonenburg, Germany, dated to about 203.5 million years ago, ...
Rediscovered lizard fossils from the Paleocene site of Walbeck in Germany have been reclassified, revealing that lacertids, not amphisbaenians, dominated ...
A stepped-wedge cluster randomized trial across twelve German nursing homes is testing whether multidisciplinary rehabilitation can restore independence, reduce psychotropic ...
A single plastral fragment from the Messel Pit reveals a turtle species not previously recorded at the famous Eocene fossil ...
Re-examined museum fossils from southern Germany's harsh Triassic salt flats reveal four temnospondyl taxa and push back the origin of ...
The German Ichthyological Society and partners have opened the GfI-Fischartenatlas, an openly accessible platform consolidating more than 62,000 validated fish ...
A new analysis shows how Germany's ecosystem accounts and the EU's corporate sustainability directive are bringing biodiversity into national and ...
A complete fossil growth series reveals how the five-metre Triassic amphibian Mastodonsaurus giganteus developed from 12-millimetre larvae into the apex ...
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