Wealthy Latin American nations fear immigration more—until one variable changes everything
New multilevel analysis of 2020 Latinobarómetro data shows that economic prosperity reduces perceived harm from immigration once the Venezuelan migrant ...
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One in Three Ghanaian Women Justifies Partner Violence, Landmark Survey Finds
A survey-weighted analysis of 14,359 Ghanaian women finds 32.4 percent justify intimate partner violence, with steep wealth and education gradients ...
Doctors Keep Workers Home: Vietnam Study Links Clinic Staffing to Migration
A longitudinal study of over 41,000 Vietnamese adults finds that greater local medical-staff density is associated with lower odds of ...
Hope Under Pressure: Massive Iranian Survey Reveals What Keeps Our Social Lives Healthy
A survey of 18,754 adults across all 31 Iranian provinces finds that interpersonal social health rises with marriage, education, and ...
Who Gets Seen in Rural Australia? New Study Maps the Real Barriers to Care
A survey of over 2,600 rural Victorian households finds that reported barriers like cost and distance rarely stopped medical care, ...
Where Toilets Are Scarce, Depression Follows: India’s Aging Adults Pay a Hidden Mental Health Price
A large multilevel analysis of more than 63,000 older Indian adults finds that living in communities with low toilet coverage ...
In Semi-Urban Nepal, Everyday Chores Beat Gyms for Getting People Moving
A seven-day accelerometer study of 421 adults in Pokhara, Nepal, finds that everyday productive environments and perceived behavioural control, rather ...
Schools Dominate Research on Teen Mental Health While Neighbourhoods Stay in the Shadows
A scoping review of 269 studies finds that research on adolescent mental health is heavily skewed toward schools and depression, ...
Bank Branch Study Reveals Which Workplace Values Fuel or Fight Unethical Behavior
A multilevel study of 713 employees across 210 Brazilian bank branches finds that harmony and egalitarianism values curb workplace misconduct ...
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 ...
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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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