How Schools and Sports Clubs Quietly Open the Door to Junk Food Brands
When researchers picture food marketing aimed at children, they usually imagine advertising beamed directly at individual consumers: television spots, social ...
When researchers picture food marketing aimed at children, they usually imagine advertising beamed directly at individual consumers: television spots, social ...
A qualitative study of ten Nova Scotia teachers reveals how physically active learning supports students' physical, cognitive, social, and emotional ...
A new European study finds that children acquire most of their digital skills from families and communities rather than schools, ...
A study in Durán, Ecuador, combined community workshops with SWMM modeling to show that a combined green roof and bioretention ...
When a large secondary school in Flanders imposed a total smartphone ban—prohibiting use during lessons and breaks alike—researchers at KU ...
A new evolutionary game theory study finds that China's credit transfer system only succeeds when learners participate strongly, schools actively ...
New evidence shows youth mental health difficulties in Malaysia have doubled since 2019, prompting a multi-sectoral push to adapt a ...
A new review finds that COVID-19 lockdowns had only brief or illusory effects on head louse prevalence, with some communities ...
© 2025 Scienmag - Science Magazine
© 2025 Scienmag - Science Magazine