Two Rivers, Two Methods: DNA and Microscopes Reveal Hidden Diatom Diversity in the Euphrates-Tigris
The first combined morphological and DNA metabarcoding survey of epiphytic diatoms in Iraq reveals 284 taxa and over 1,400 molecular ...
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Novice Nurses in Conflict Zones Lack Psychological First Aid Knowledge, Survey Finds
A survey of 465 novice nurses across six Middle Eastern countries found average psychological first aid knowledge of 7.61 out ...
Inside the IV bag: pharmacists reveal how parenteral nutrition really works in Baghdad hospitals
A qualitative study of 27 pharmacists in Baghdad's government hospitals maps how parenteral nutrition is prepared, monitored, and managed, revealing ...
Iraq’s Copepods Revealed: 51 Species and One Surprising Invader
Deep beneath the surface of Iraq's rivers, marshes, and coastal waters lives a community of tiny crustaceans so abundant and ...
Screen Time, Short Sleep, and Family History Drive Myopia in Young Iraqi Adults
A multicenter study of 4,340 young adults at three Iraqi tertiary eye centers finds myopia in 51.2 percent and astigmatism ...
Iraq’s Bahr Al-Najaf wetland loses nearly half its water as urban sprawl surges 192 percent
The distinction between deep water and shallow water classes in the Bahr Al-Najaf classification scheme reflects a challenge familiar to ...
Pharmacists Reveal Hidden Struggles in Iraq’s Kidney Transplant Care
Interviews with all eligible pharmacists at Baghdad's two major transplant hospitals reveal dispensing-centered roles, fragmented collaboration, inconsistent patient education, and ...
What Keeps Students Logging On: Satisfaction Drives eLearning Sticking Power in Iraq
A study of 332 Iraqi university students finds that satisfaction, driven by infrastructure, enjoyment, digital literacy, and met expectations, is ...
Toxic PAH Pollution Soars in Iraqi Rivers, Winter Samples Reveal Alarming Hotspots
A new study of eight freshwater sites in Iraq's Sulaymaniyah Governorate finds PAH concentrations up to 217.30 micrograms per liter, ...
Jet Streams, Not Just Heat, Drive Thunderstorms in Eastern Iraq, 30-Year Study Finds
A 30-year analysis of thunderstorms over Khanaqin, Iraq, shows that jet stream dynamics and upper-level troughs, rather than convective energy ...
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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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