Climate protection: Where reforestation bears social risks
A global study finds that social and institutional barriers could limit roughly three-quarters of the estimated carbon-removal potential of new ...
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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 ...
When Sickness Makes Families Poor: Peru’s Hidden Health-Care Poverty Trap
A twelve-year analysis of Peruvian household survey data shows that out-of-pocket medical payments pushed 2.7 percent of non-poor families into ...
One in Three Dying People in England and Wales Miss Out on Benefits They Are Entitled To
Roughly 120,000 people each year in England and Wales die from a chronic illness without receiving disability benefits they were ...
Crop Diversification Could Lift Nigerian Farm Households Out of Deep Poverty, Landmark National Survey Reveals
A nationally representative study of 3,229 Nigerian farm households finds that crop diversification nearly doubled adopters' per capita consumption expenditure ...
Routine Blood Test Measure Flags Higher Death Risk in Low-Income Adults
A large NHANES-based cohort study finds that elevated red blood cell distribution width is associated with increased all-cause mortality in ...
Famous Scarcity Study May Have Misread How Poverty Shapes Attention
A new re-analysis and replication study in Nature Communications argues that the famous 'Angry Blueberries' experiment did not demonstrate an ...
Why Nigeria’s Economic Reforms Keep Missing the Equity Mark
A comparative analysis of four Nigerian reform programmes finds that social equity goals improved on paper over four decades but ...
Hidden Costs in the Coffee Cup: Hazardous Child Labour Persists on Uganda’s Smallholder Farms
A detailed survey of nearly 500 Ugandan coffee-farming households finds that almost a quarter of working children are exposed to ...
Global Review Finds Migrant Remittances Lift Households but Deepen Inequality
A systematic review of 75 studies finds that migrant remittances reliably boost household income, food security and education while also ...
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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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