Twelve-Fold Fatigue Risk Found in Delivery Couriers Working 85-Hour Weeks on Short Sleep
A study of 6,619 Chinese delivery couriers finds that those working 85 or more hours per week on fewer than ...
Tag: Public health
Biodiversity and Asthma: What a Major Meta-Analysis Really Found
A new meta-analysis in Nature Communications finds that environmental bacterial richness shows a significant protective association with asthma, while vegetation ...
Standard Tuberculosis Screening Tests Fall Short in People with Diabetes, South African Study Finds
A South African study of 673 adults with diabetes found that symptom screening detected only about 22 percent of tuberculosis ...
Loneliness and Feeling Ignored May Predict Loss of Independence in Older Mexican Adults
A large analysis of more than 9,000 older Mexican adults finds that feelings of isolation and being ignored predict functional ...
Living Near Livestock Farms Linked to Drug-Resistant Genes in Household Dust
A large metagenomic study of Iowa homes finds that bedroom dust contains more antimicrobial resistance genes when residences sit closer ...
India’s Economic Boom Powered by Coal Is Claiming Lives in Its Cities
A new Nature Cities study links India's coal-driven electricity demand since 2000 to doubling urban aerosol loading, rising sulfate pollution ...
Front-of-Pack Nutrition Claims Often Mislead on Overall Food Healthfulness
A sweeping analysis of nearly 146,000 US food and beverage launches finds that on-package claims frequently fail to reflect, and ...
Tuberculosis Adherence Research Is Measuring Different Things Under the Same Name
A scoping review of 103 observational studies finds that tuberculosis treatment adherence is inconsistently defined and measured, with the same ...
Pango Lineage Naming System Generalized to Guide Viral Genomic Surveillance
Researchers have generalized the Pango lineage nomenclature that tracked SARS-CoV-2 variants into a unified framework for naming viral diversity across ...
Fecal Bacteria Lurk in Nearly Half of Maryland Farm Drinking Wells, Statewide Study Finds
A statewide University of Maryland study found fecal indicator bacteria in 43 percent of private drinking water wells on Maryland ...
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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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