After-School Program More Than Triples Odds Kids Meet Activity Targets
An Adelaide University trial of the Activated OSHC program found that outside school hours care services completing its training and ...
Tag: Public health
When Friends Roll the Dice: Social Networks Drive Teen Gambling, Italian Study Finds
A study of 4,176 Italian adolescents finds that knowing habitual gamblers—especially friends—nearly doubles the likelihood of regular underage gambling, suggesting ...
Long Commutes Linked to More Depressive Symptoms in Massive Chinese Panel Study
A large analysis of the China Family Panel Studies finds that longer one-way commuting times are associated with more depressive ...
What You Scroll, Not How Long: Health Content on Social Media Tied to Obsessive Healthy Eating
A study of 2,435 adults finds that self-optimization and health-focused social media content, rather than appearance posts or screen time, ...
Land Border Travelers in Ghana Show Sky-High COVID-19 Antibody Levels
A cross-sectional study of travelers entering Ghana through ten major land borders in 2022 found that over 92 percent carried ...
Political Divide Shapes How Americans Judge Vaccine Safety and Effectiveness, National Survey Finds
A national survey of 1,763 US adults published in the American Journal of Public Health finds that Republicans rate vaccine ...
When Wives Decide: New Study Links Women’s Autonomy to Lower Spousal Violence Across India
A new study of over 544,000 married Indian women finds that household decision-making autonomy is strongly associated with lower spousal ...
Walking to School Linked to Lower Grades in Nepal, Study Finds
A study of 918 eighth-graders in Pokhara, Nepal, found that students who walked or cycled to school scored significantly lower ...
Feeling at Home at Work: How Belonging Shapes Immigrant Women’s Paths to Jobs in Sweden
A Swedish qualitative study of eleven immigrant women finds that cultural, relational, sensory, and temporal dimensions of belonging, rather than ...
Gold-Doped Paper Strip and Machine Learning Team Up to Detect Arsenic in Drinking Water
Researchers have developed a gold(III)-doped paper sensor that, combined with machine learning analysis of its color response, detects arsenic in ...
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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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