Why India’s Push to Wipe Out Tuberculosis Stumbles at the Preventive Stage
A qualitative study in Pune district finds that gaps in training, counseling, supplies and stigma are undermining India's tuberculosis preventive ...
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Poor Diet May Amplify Genetic Cholesterol Risk in Asian Indian Adults, Chennai Study Finds
A study of 1,020 adults in Chennai found that poor diet quality significantly amplifies the effect of genetic predisposition to ...
Childhood Body Fat Tracks Into Teen Body Dissatisfaction, Major UK Study Finds
A longitudinal study of more than 13,000 UK children found that higher childhood BMI and fat mass trajectories were linked ...
Ayurvedic Practitioners in the UK Struggle to Treat Chronic Disease Within a Western-Dominated NHS
A qualitative study of seventeen UK Ayurvedic practitioners reveals how they position their holistic care as complementary to NHS chronic ...
Personalized Learning with AI Chatbots May Boost Students’ Creative Thinking, Study of 533 Students Suggests
An observational study of 533 Indonesian students published in PLOS One suggests that large language model-supported personalized learning, combined with ...
Hidden Hunger in the Dialysis Chair: Self-Reported Diets Mislead Kidney Care in Bangladesh
A study of hemodialysis patients in Bangladesh shows that screening self-reported diets for plausibility reverses estimates of guideline compliance, revealing ...
Italian Paintings and Old Texts Reveal the Forgotten History of the Thorny Oyster
A new PLOS One study combines Italian paintings, historical texts, and testimonies to reconstruct the cultural and culinary history of ...
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 ...
Lime and Manure Combo Lifts Maize Yields on Ethiopia’s Acidic Highlands
A replicated field trial in northeastern Ethiopia shows that combining moderate rates of lime and farmyard manure significantly boosts maize ...
Peer-Led CPR Workshop Boosts Knowledge and Confidence Among Malaysian University Students
A two-phase Malaysian study found university students willing but underprepared to perform CPR, and showed that a two-hour peer-led workshop ...
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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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