Only 6% of Primary Care Physicians in North-Western Nigeria Show Good Knowledge of Mpox, Survey Finds
An online cross-sectional survey of 155 primary care physicians across seven Nigerian states found that just 5.8% demonstrated good knowledge ...
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Hayek’s 1945 Knowledge Divide Returns as a Challenge to AI
A new peer-reviewed paper argues that Hayek's 1945 distinction between codifiable scientific knowledge and knowledge of particular circumstances of time ...
Indigenous Knowledge Systems Linked to Climate Resilience Across Ghana’s Ecological Zones
A mixed-methods study across Ghana's Northern, Middle Belt, and Coastal zones reports correlations between Indigenous Knowledge Systems use and pro-environmental ...
Latvian pharmacy workers show gaps in anaphylaxis knowledge and autoinjector skills
A Latvian cross-sectional study found that many community pharmacy workers recognized basic signs of anaphylaxis but showed substantial gaps in ...
Conceptual review links LLM interactions to knowledge narrowing risk
A conceptual review proposes that bounded context, ranked synthesis and iterative interaction can narrow the knowledge considered in LLM-based decision-making ...
Thermal-aware AI sharpens UAV infrared small target detection
A new open-access study presents a thermal-aware detection framework that embeds temperature-gradient and radiation-intensity knowledge into UAV infrared imagery analysis, ...
New 19-Item Scale Measures What Nurses Know About Health Literacy Practice
Researchers in Taiwan have developed and validated a new questionnaire designed to measure how much registered nurses know about putting ...
Most Healthcare Workers in Southern Nigeria Know the Basics of Blood-Borne Infections, but Gaps Persist
A survey of 330 healthcare workers in Etsako West, Nigeria, found that 85.2 percent had heard of blood-borne infections and ...
Study links osteoporosis knowledge and preventive practices in Yerevan women
A cross-sectional study of 442 women in Yerevan found low osteoporosis knowledge alongside moderate preventive practice, with knowledge and self-rated ...
Public Health Institutions Face AI-Flooded Information and Defunded Evidence Systems
An opinion article argues that generative AI is increasing the burden on already underfunded public health institutions that distinguish evidence ...
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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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