Racism Drives Overrepresentation of Black Children in Canadian Child Welfare, Review Finds
A sweeping synthesis of three decades of Canadian research has concluded that racism is the central force propelling Black children ...
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Why volunteer rescuers drop out between the alert and the ambulance
Every year, millions of people collapse with a cardiac arrest outside hospital, and their survival often depends on whether someone ...
Move More, Sit Less: How a 24-Hour Movement Budget Shapes Aging Bodies and Minds
Every day hands each of us the same fixed budget: 1,440 minutes. Sleep, sitting, light movement and vigorous exercise compete ...
Intrapartum ultrasound parameters within prediction models for mode of birth in nulliparous women: a scoping review
A scoping review of nineteen studies finds that intrapartum ultrasound parameters such as angle of progression and head-perineum distance show ...
The Hidden Flaw in How Scientists Measure Kindness: 531 Studies Reveal a Measurement Crisis
A sweeping scoping review of 531 intervention studies reveals that prosocial behavior research employs 427 distinct measures, with 30 percent ...
Digital Games Are Quietly Reshaping Veterinary Education, But the Evidence Is Thin
A new scoping review finds that veterinary education lags far behind human medicine in adopting digital educational games, with only ...
Consumer behavior in social commerce: a scoping review of the scientific literature
Social commerce has quietly become the battleground where the future of retail is decided. A new scoping review published in ...
Family, Money and Language Shape Diabetes Self-Care Among Immigrants, Review Finds
A scoping review of 25 studies maps how social determinants of health influence diet, exercise, monitoring, medication adherence and clinic ...
Housing and energy insecurity emerge as structural drivers of cancer risk and survival
The home has quietly become one of the most consequential frontiers in cancer research. A new scoping review published in ...
Peru’s Stroke Care Crisis: Landmark Review Reveals 2.9% Thrombolysis Rate and Stark Evidence Gaps
A comprehensive scoping review of 119 studies and 131,424 participants reveals Peru's ischemic stroke crisis: just 2.9 percent of patients ...
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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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