Legal Recognition Alone Isn’t Enough: Parents Hold the Key to Same-Sex Couples’ Happiness in Chinese Societies
A survey of 812 same-sex couples in Taiwan and Hong Kong finds that parental acceptance, not just legal recognition, drives ...
Tag: Hong Kong
A Cat in Hong Kong Reveals Hidden Identity of Emerging Zoonotic Worm
Genetic and morphological analysis of a worm removed from a Hong Kong cat suggests the recently named dog parasite Dirofilaria ...
Smart Cup for Swallowing Problems Shows Promise but Hurdles in Care Homes
A preliminary Hong Kong trial found that the Sippa dysphagia cup was perceived as a safe drinking aid by older ...
What Makes Two of the World’s Best Reading Systems Tick: Hong Kong and Singapore Compared
A new comparative study of PIRLS 2021 data reveals that Hong Kong and Singapore achieve world-leading reading scores through markedly ...
Hong Kong Lives Longest, But Its Districts Tell a Unequal Story of Longevity
A Bayesian analysis of all eighteen Hong Kong districts from 2010 to 2024 shows that the city's world-leading life expectancy ...
Surgeons in Training Love Teaching but Lack Support, Survey Finds
A survey of 40 surgical and orthopedic residents in Hong Kong reveals strong enthusiasm for teaching medical students alongside minimal ...
One Robot, Three Rules: How Japan, China and Hong Kong See AI Harm Differently
A comparative study of Japan, China and Hong Kong shows that the same therapeutic companion robot becomes three different regulatory ...
Hong Kong’s universities step into wealth management with HKU’s first dedicated academy
HKU Business School has launched Hong Kong's first university-led Wealth Management Academy, backed by Bank of China (Hong Kong), to ...
Confucian Ethics of Righteousness and Profit Drive Hong Kong’s Oldest Firms
New ethnographic research shows that Hong Kong's time-honoured businesses have long practiced social responsibility through the Confucian principle of unity ...
Why Hong Kong Struggles to Screen for Osteoporosis: Patients, Doctors and Policymakers Disagree
A qualitative study of 35 Hong Kong stakeholders reveals that cost, resource constraints, weak coordination and low public awareness are ...
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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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