Race and Income Predict Survival in Breast Cancer That Spreads to Bone, Study Finds
A SEER database analysis of 11,833 women shows that Black race and lower household income independently predict worse survival in ...
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When People Call Themselves Perfectionists, Science Says They Usually Mean It
A study of 988 American emerging adults confirms that people who self-identify as perfectionists genuinely score higher on validated trait ...
Young Children Barely Bother to Guess Fast on School Tests, Study Finds
A longitudinal study of nearly 1,900 German children shows that rapid guessing is rare in elementary school and does not ...
Teens from poorer households face higher eating disorder risk, major review finds
A systematic review of 51 studies co-led by UCL researchers found that adolescents from lower-income and lower-education households are more ...
Exercise at Work May Steal Your Sleep, While Leisure Workouts Protect It, Study Finds
A new NHANES-based study finds that leisure-time exercise reduces the odds of short sleep while equivalent physical activity performed at ...
A Tailored Reminder Letter Boosts Breast Cancer Screening and Narrows the Equity Gap
A randomized controlled trial in Flanders found that a reminder letter co-created with low-income women nearly doubled mammography attendance among ...
Health Inequalities Consistently Shaped Stroke Outcomes Before and During COVID-19
A new meta-analysis of fourteen studies finds that health disparities, especially in healthcare access, were consistently linked to poorer stroke ...
What Really Drives Health Inequity in the Americas? A Landmark Review Maps the Engines of Power
A massive scoping review of 286 studies finds that structural racism and socioeconomic status are the dominant engines of 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 ...
Why Test Scores Diverge: Landmark Review Maps the Roots of Group Gaps on Cognitive Tests
A systematic review of 225 studies finds that stereotype threat, domain experience and self-confidence contribute to group score gaps on ...
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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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