Low-Cost Sensor Networks Expose Hidden Air Pollution Risks in Rural India
A dense low-cost sensor network and machine learning analysis in Bihar reveals stark geographic and socioeconomic inequities in fine particulate ...
Tag: Public health
Climate Change Is Quietly Undermining Menstrual Health Worldwide, Review Finds
A global systematic review of 25 studies finds that floods, cyclones, droughts, saltwater intrusion and air pollution disrupt access to ...
Hepatitis B Lurks Among Long-Haul Truckers at a Busy Tanzanian Border Post
A cross-sectional study of 396 long-distance truck drivers at Tanzania's Tunduma One-Stop Border Post found 6.6 percent carried hepatitis B ...
Peter Barton Hutt, Architect of Modern Food and Drug Law, Dies at C-Path Board
Peter Barton Hutt, the former FDA Chief Counsel and longtime Critical Path Institute board member who shaped modern food and ...
Schools Could Fix the Oral Health Crisis, but a Landmark Review Shows We Are Barely Trying
A sweeping scoping review of four decades of research finds that oral health remains a neglected add-on in primary school ...
Nirsevimab Rollout Cuts Infant Bronchiolitis Across Europe, But Coverage Is Everything
A multinational analysis of 107,088 infant emergency visits across 12 European countries found that bronchiolitis reductions after nirsevimab introduction varied ...
When Cancer Survivors Can’t Afford Therapy, Alcohol Fills the Gap, Study Finds
A study of nearly 19,000 US cancer survivors finds that those unable to afford needed mental health counseling are significantly ...
A Decade of Data Reveals the Hidden Burden of Substance-Induced Mental Disorders in US Treatment Centers
A decade of US national treatment data shows nearly 900,000 cases in which alcohol or drugs directly induced psychiatric disorders, ...
Free Workplace Stop-Smoking Services Stumble Over Gatekeepers, Shifts and Privacy
A qualitative evaluation of a free workplace smoking cessation service in England reveals that miscommunication, organisational gatekeeping, shift patterns and ...
Pregnancy Cleaning Habits Linked to Lower Developmental Concerns in Japanese Children
A large Japanese birth cohort study found that more frequent house dust–related cleaning behaviors during pregnancy were associated with lower ...
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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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