Doubt Runs Deeper Than Facts: What Kazakh Women Really Think About the HPV Vaccine
A cross-sectional survey of 221 women in Astana reveals that HPV vaccine safety concerns and perceived effectiveness operate as distinct ...
Tag: public trust
When Secret Affairs Complicate Living Kidney Donation: Inside Transplant Ethics Committees’ Hardest Calls
A new Transplant International analysis examines three Singapore cases in which concealed extramarital affairs raised difficult questions about informed consent, ...
Incomplete Assessments: Including Harms and Trade-offs in Assessing Policy Approaches to Covid-19
A new analysis finds that leading Covid-19 accountability assessments by The Lancet and The BMJ largely ignored the harms and ...
Young People Back Health Data Research but Demand Stronger Safeguards
A University of Cambridge systematic review of 17 studies finds that children and young people broadly support the use of ...
Digital Governance Builds Citizen Trust in War-Scarred Mogadishu, Study Finds
A survey-based study of 301 Mogadishu residents finds that e-information, e-consultation, and e-decision-making are significantly associated with public trust in ...
Why Science Communication Is Breaking Down, and How Philanthropy Can Fix It
A Milken Institute team argues that the biomedical communication pipeline is breaking down at publication, distribution, and public engagement, and ...
When the Boss Defines Professionalism: How Employment Structures Reshape Medical Ethics
A new viewpoint in the Journal of General Internal Medicine warns that employment structures are quietly redefining medical professionalism from ...
Americans Still Trust Their Own Doctors, but Faith in Federal Health Agencies Slides
A new Annenberg survey finds 87 percent of Americans trust their own healthcare providers while confidence in the CDC, FDA, ...
Public Trusts AI in Dementia Care Only When It Assists, Not Replaces, Humans
A new PLOS Digital Health study of adults aged 55 to 64 finds that public acceptance of AI in dementia ...
Beijing’s First Red Haze Alerts Sharpened How Residents Judge Air Pollution
A survey experiment around Beijing's first red haze alerts in December 2015 shows that high-severity warnings significantly reduced how much ...
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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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