Disability in Bangladesh: Landmark Survey of 155,000 People Maps a Hidden National Burden
A new analysis of 155,025 people from Bangladesh's 2021 National Survey on Persons with Disabilities finds a 2.79 percent national ...
Tag: Public health
Police Drug Seizures Rose, Not Fell, During Vancouver’s First Year of Decriminalization, Study Finds
A Simon Fraser University study found that reports of police drug seizures without arrest rose during the first year of ...
Inflammatory Bowel Disease Cases in Asia Set to Climb Steadily Through 2050
A comprehensive analysis of Global Burden of Disease data shows inflammatory bowel disease incidence and prevalence in Asia rising steadily ...
Education and Age, Not Medication, Drive Contraceptive Use in Women With Bipolar Disorder
A large French study of 796 women with bipolar disorder finds that sociodemographic factors such as age, education, and employment, ...
Chatbot health advice fails invisibly, researchers warn
Researchers warn that harmful AI chatbot health advice leaves no trace for clinicians, regulators, or scientists to detect, and they ...
Wildfires Are Quietly Pushing Toxic Arsenic Into the Water We Drink
A new scoping review finds that wildfires frequently mobilize arsenic into surface waters, with burned mining, agricultural, and urban areas ...
How Urban Memory Could Protect the Mental Health of Lifelong City Residents
A new experimental study using multimodal psychophysiological measurements suggests that urban memory significantly improves mental health in older lifelong city ...
Brain health shaped by society, not just personal choices, dementia study warns
New Curtin University research mapping 61 modifiable dementia risk factors finds prevention efforts overemphasize individual choices while neglecting the social ...
Machine Learning Maps Household Waterborne Disease Risk in Flood-Hit Bangladesh
A machine learning study of 501 households in flood-affected Noakhali and Feni, Bangladesh, identifies the key predictors of waterborne disease ...
Vanishing Green: How a Coal City’s Lost Vegetation Is Eroding Health and Community
A three-decade study of Asansol, West Bengal, links the city's halving of green cover to measurable losses in resident wellbeing, ...
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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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