Why Nurses Give Unequal Care: Inside the Hidden Drivers of Discrimination at the Bedside
A qualitative study of Iranian nurses reveals that discriminatory care arises from patient status, hospital politics, resource shortages, and unconscious ...
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Village Grandmothers and Mothers Test a New Mental Health Program for Rural China
Researchers in rural Sichuan have developed a nonspecialist-delivered mental health program for mothers and grandmothers of young children, built through ...
Doctors Back Mental Health Care in Theory, Yet Few Disclose Illness to Licensing Boards
A survey of 277 medical students, residents, and attending physicians found broadly accepting attitudes toward mental illness alongside high rates ...
Divorced Arab Women in Israel Turn Social Media Into a Stage for Identity and Resistance
A qualitative study of 20 divorced Arab women in Israel reveals how they use social media to negotiate visibility, find ...
Frontline Workers Reveal How Rural Cameroon Is Cut Off From Neurological Care
A survey of 159 frontline health workers in rural and conflict-affected Cameroon reveals severe gaps in neurological diagnostics, medications, specialist ...
Autism Training Shifts Police Officers’ Attitudes, But Not Always in Expected Ways
A study of 438 law enforcement officers found that autism training significantly reduced stigma and increased neurodiversity-affirming attitudes, though item-level ...
How a Teacher’s Emotional Warmth May Open Students’ Minds to Therapy
A survey of 290 Vietnamese undergraduates found that students who perceive their teachers as emotionally supportive, particularly sensitive to their ...
Corrective Surgery Restores Walking, Schooling and Dignity for Children in Rural Cameroon
A mixed-methods study of 194 children in rural Cameroon finds that corrective surgery for neglected clubfoot and other musculoskeletal deformities ...
HIV Risk Mismatches Reality on Southern Black College Campus, Survey Finds
A survey at a Tennessee historically Black college found that half of students were at high risk for HIV yet ...
Menopause at Work: Swedish Study Reveals What Helps and What Hurts
A qualitative interview study of Swedish working women identifies workplace awareness, flexibility and social support as decisive factors shaping work ...
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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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