New Journal Section Puts Epigenetics on Trial: Ethics, Society and Science Collide
The journal Epigenetics Communications has launched a new section, Epigenetics and Society, inviting researchers across disciplines to examine the ethical, ...
Tag: Public health
Do Migrants Eat Better Than Everyone Else? A sweeping review says the answer is complicated
A systematic review of 19 quantitative studies finds that most adult immigrants eat better than non-migrants, but socioeconomically disadvantaged groups ...
Respiratory Infections Strike Colombia’s Youngest Children Hardest, National Data Reveal
A nationwide analysis of Colombian health records shows severe acute respiratory infections hit nearly 3,500 per 10,000 children under five ...
Hidden Microbes in Tamale’s Wells Reveal a Growing Water Safety Crisis
A new study of wells and boreholes in Tamale, Ghana, finds widespread faecal contamination, alarming turbidity and drug-resistant E. coli ...
Smoking and Secondhand Smoke Linked to Serious Injuries in Teens Across 58 Countries
A study of 176,635 adolescents in 58 countries finds that tobacco and substitute product use and secondhand smoke exposure are ...
AI Screening and Aspirin Emerge as New Fronts in Melanoma Prevention Review
A systematic review of 24 studies finds artificial intelligence, wearable tyrosinase biosensors and possible aspirin chemoprevention reshaping melanoma prevention, while ...
Inside the Burnout Crisis: What Turkish Teachers Reveal About Workload, Coping, and the Cost of Caring
A qualitative study of 30 teachers in Türkiye finds that heavy workloads, blurred work–life boundaries, and insufficient institutional support drive ...
Ultra-Processed Foods May Drive Weight Gain in Early Childhood, Dutch Cohort Study Finds
A longitudinal study of two Dutch cohorts found that high ultra-processed food intake at age three predicted greater BMI increases ...
Everyday Chemicals That Mimic Estrogen May Quietly Reshape the Developing Brain
A new review warns that xenoestrogens in plastics, pesticides, and consumer products can disrupt estrogen signaling and epigenetic programming in ...
As Warming Reshapes Mosquito Habitats, Malaria and Dengue Follow Divergent Paths
A Monash University review in Science Advances finds that prevention through vector control, vaccines and emissions cuts is critical as ...
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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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