Neighbours, Not Services: How Informal Networks Shield Mental Health in South East London
A qualitative study of racially and ethnically minoritised communities in South East London finds that informal support networks, from watchful ...
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Why Diverse Surgical Trainees Leave: An Ecological Map of Retention and Advancement
A new narrative review applies Ecological Systems Theory to two decades of evidence, showing that the retention and advancement of ...
Poverty, Power and Prejudice: How Structural Forces Shape HIV Risk for Black Women in Baltimore
In-depth interviews with 26 Black cisgender women in Baltimore reveal how poverty, gendered power imbalances, and healthcare discrimination intersect to ...
Who Misses Out on Care? Study Maps the Hidden Gendered Faces of Unmet Medical Need in South Korea
A nationwide study of over 230,000 South Koreans using intersectional MAIHDA analysis reveals that unmet medical need clusters in unexpected ...
Culture, Not Just Connection: Why School Belonging Research Is Too WEIRD to Be Universal
A new commentary in Educational Psychology Review argues that school belonging research is overwhelmingly concentrated in WEIRD societies and calls ...
Stigma, Gender Norms and Broken Systems Keep Rehabilitation Out of Reach in Pakistan
A qualitative study of 55 patients and caregivers in Pakistan reveals how stigma, gender norms and systemic failures intersect to ...
Silence in the Seminar Room: Fear Keeps Black Scholars Quiet on Racism in European Academia
A new qualitative study of Black academics in Britain and Germany finds that fear of career repercussions discourages scholars from ...
COVID-19 Hit Unequal Intersections of Swedish Society Hardest, Landmark Study Finds
A nationwide Swedish MAIHDA study of eight million adults found that severe COVID-19 outcomes were driven by shifting intersections of ...
Bicycles and Cash Keep Indian Girls in School, but Gaps Persist, Review Finds
A comprehensive review of fifty studies finds that targeted interventions like bicycle schemes and cash transfers improve Indian girls' school ...
Black Women in Academia Face Twice the Depression Risk, Major Brazilian Study Finds
A survey of nearly 4,000 members of Brazil's academic community found that Black women had the highest rates of probable ...
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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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