Deeper Aquifers Hold Droughts Longer and May Never Recover, Study Finds
A new Hydrology and Earth System Sciences study shows that deep confined aquifers in Poland sustained a 56-month groundwater drought ...
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How a Polish Observatory Measured Earth’s Electric Pulse for a Decade Before War Erased It
A new historical study reconstructs the decade of atmospheric electricity measurements at Poland's Świder Observatory from 1929 to 1939, tracing ...
Symmetrical Faces, Sexual Lives? A New Study Says the Link May Be a Mirage
A new study of Polish women finds that the apparent link between facial symmetry and sexuality disappears once place of ...
Resilience Helps Students Cope With Academic Stress, But Its Power Has Limits
A study of 607 Polish university students finds that moderate academic stress coexists with high resilience and adaptive coping, but ...
Nutrient-Loving, Warmth-Seeking Plants Drive Riverbank Invasions in Eastern Poland
A study of two lowland rivers in eastern Poland shows that invasive alien plants are significantly more likely to be ...
Nurses Question Brain Death: Survey Reveals Deep Uncertainty About When Life Ends
A survey of 269 Polish nurses and midwives found that while most accept the medical definition of brain death, many ...
Monte Carlo Simulation Reveals Arsenic Cancer Risk in Polish Allotment Gardens
A probabilistic risk assessment of arsenic-contaminated allotment gardens in Złoty Stok, Poland, shows that Monte Carlo simulation and bioaccessibility testing ...
Most Polish Cancer Survivors Take Supplements and OTC Products, Huge Survey Finds
A six-year nationwide survey of nearly 80,000 Polish adults with a history of cancer found that 61.8 percent used dietary ...
Woodpeckers Reveal Hidden Bird Hotspots in Poland’s Rural Parks
A study of 71 rural parks in southeastern Poland shows that woodpeckers, especially the Great Spotted Woodpecker, act as reliable ...
One Border, Two Rulebooks: How Poland and Germany Regulate the Same Migratory Game Birds
A 12-season comparison reveals that Poland's centralised and Germany's federal hunting rules produce sharply different seasons, game lists and harvest ...
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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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