Devaluation, not work-life balance, drives women out of academic careers
A large survey of U.S. faculty across 29 fields finds that experienced devaluation, not work-life balance, is the strongest gendered ...
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Emotional Abuse Leaves the Deepest Mental Health Mark on Women in Mozambique
A national survey of nearly 2,800 Mozambican women finds that recent intimate partner violence, especially emotional abuse, roughly doubles the ...
When Solidarity Grows Old: How German Media Gendered Generations During COVID-19
A qualitative analysis of 351 German newspaper articles shows that pandemic-era appeals to intergenerational solidarity were structured by entangled ageist ...
Language Bias Runs Deep in Academia, Landmark Review of 118 Studies Finds
A systematic review of 118 studies finds that linguacultural profiling measurably harms non-native English-speaking scholars in publishing, hiring, and teaching, ...
Why Women Still Hit a Labyrinth, Not a Glass Ceiling, in Asian Leadership
A new structured review argues that women in Asia face an active labyrinth of socio-cultural, institutional and intersectional barriers, and ...
New Scale Reveals How Culture Shapes What We Call Child Abuse
Researchers have developed and validated the Parenting Practices and Discipline Scale, a new instrument showing that gender, parental status, nativity, ...
Facing Discrimination on Multiple Fronts at Work May Deepen Depression Risk
A German study of over 1,000 young adults finds that experiencing two or more types of workplace discrimination is associated ...
Portable Toilets Fall Short of the Human Right to Sanitation in Cape Town’s Informal Settlements
A Photovoice study in Cape Town's BM Section finds that portable flush toilets and shared sanitation both fail to deliver ...
How Refugee Women Turn Bicycles, Gardens and Solidarity Into Everyday Acts of Power
A qualitative study of nine refugee women in Sweden and Germany shows how everyday occupations like bicycling, gardening and volunteering ...
The Language Tricks That Let Health Inequity Off the Hook
A satirical PLOS Global Public Health opinion piece dissects the evasive language, from 'vulnerable populations' to calls for political will, ...
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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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