When Flirting Goes Artificial: Italian Researchers Probe the Rise of AI Sexting
A preliminary Italian study in Archives of Sexual Behavior frames sexting with artificial intelligence as an emerging research topic, connecting ...
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Long Drives to Rare Disease Care Reveal Who Is Sickest in Italy
A large Italian registry study finds that patients with systemic sclerosis who travel farther for tertiary care have more severe ...
Stromboli’s Deadly Fireworks Mapped: 150 Years of Volcanic Bomb Data Reveal Where the Rocks Fall
A new study of 67 explosive events over 150 years at Stromboli quantifies the distances, directions, and areas affected by ...
Hidden Megathrust Beneath Italy’s Abruzzi Coast Revealed by Seismic Tomography
Seismic tomography has revealed a buried thrust fault reaching 24 kilometers depth beneath Abruzzi, Italy, imaging mid-crustal doubling that suggests ...
Beyond GDP: New Study Maps Well-Being and Gender Equality Across Italian Regions
A new study of Italian regions shows that multidimensional well-being follows a clear North-South gradient while gender equality displays a ...
Paolo Tomà, Pioneer of Paediatric Radiology, Dies at the Height of His Legacy
Professor Paolo Tomà, a pioneering Italian paediatric radiologist who led imaging departments in Genoa and Rome and shaped radiation protection ...
When Friends Roll the Dice: Social Networks Drive Teen Gambling, Italian Study Finds
A study of 4,176 Italian adolescents finds that knowing habitual gamblers—especially friends—nearly doubles the likelihood of regular underage gambling, suggesting ...
Italy’s Plant Map Reveals a Stark North-South Knowledge Divide
A twenty-year audit of nearly 4,000 publications shows Italy's botanical knowledge surging in the north while the south remains critically ...
Forgotten Almond Trees in Central Italy Reveal a Hidden Genetic Treasure
DNA analysis of 121 neglected almond trees in central Italy's Marche region has uncovered a genetically distinct and previously unexplored ...
Abandoned Italian gold mines could yield critical raw materials from toxic waste
Researchers in Italy's Anzasca Valley show that arsenic-contaminated waste from abandoned gold mines is heavily enriched in critical raw materials ...
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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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