Hope Under Pressure: Massive Iranian Survey Reveals What Keeps Our Social Lives Healthy
A survey of 18,754 adults across all 31 Iranian provinces finds that interpersonal social health rises with marriage, education, and ...
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Landmark Lancet Commission Maps 17 Catastrophic Threats to Human Health and Survival by 2100
A new Lancet Commission identifies 17 interlinked catastrophic threats to human health and survival by 2100 and sets out a ...
How Long Can You Expect to Work in Good Health? A 28-Country Study Offers New Answers
A landmark study of more than 175,000 adults in 28 countries finds that people aged 50 can expect only about ...
Healthy Habits Pay Unequal Dividends: Where You Live Shapes How Lifestyles Slow Ageing
A study of more than 155,000 adults across 32 countries finds that the healthy-ageing benefits of good lifestyles vary up ...
Wealthy Visitors Win the Race for Scarce National Park Permits, Study Finds
A new study of more than five million national park reservations finds that visitors from higher-income neighborhoods are more likely ...
Wealthy urban neighborhoods face higher fire risk but recover faster, study finds
A UC Riverside study of 141 U.S. urban fires since 1984 finds that wealthy suburban neighborhoods face about 30 percent ...
Who Pays Child Maintenance in South Africa? Race, Age and Income Hold the Answer
A nine-year longitudinal analysis of South African men reveals that race, age, occupation and income significantly shape how much child ...
Where Money Comes From, Not Just How Much, Shapes Happiness in China
A new study of more than 32,000 Chinese survey responses finds that provinces where property income makes up a larger ...
How Rent-Seeking Traps Talent: Inequality and Brain Drain in MENA
New research on nine MENA countries finds that inequality rooted in rent-seeking institutions is associated with reduced emigration of highly ...
Inequality pushes Indian households to trade essentials for status goods
When economists measure the cost of inequality, they usually count what people cannot buy. A new study suggests they should ...
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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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