Respiratory Infections Strike Colombia’s Youngest Children Hardest, National Data Reveal
A nationwide analysis of Colombian health records shows severe acute respiratory infections hit nearly 3,500 per 10,000 children under five ...
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When Classrooms Learn to Read Feelings: The Hidden Ethics of Emotion-Sensing AI in Schools
A new paper in AI & Society argues that emotion-sensing AI in classrooms risks enforcing Western emotional norms and proposes ...
Rabies in Africa’s Wild Carnivores Demands Vaccination, Surveillance and a One Health Push
A new review concludes that controlling rabies in sub-Saharan Africa's wild carnivores will require combined vaccination, preventive measures and strengthened ...
New One Health model ties spillover, microbiomes and governance into a single early-warning framework
A new review in Microbiome and One Health proposes an interface-resilience model that links spillover pressure, microbial community stability and ...
Flock Cameras Force Cities to Choose: New Research Maps How Communities Can Weigh Surveillance Against Public Values
A new University of Massachusetts Amherst study in the journal Cities presents public value mapping as a framework for communities ...
Live Poultry Markets, Not Wild Birds, Drive Avian Influenza Exposure Risk in Eastern China
A three-year One Health surveillance study in Quzhou City, China, found that poultry-associated environments showed far higher avian influenza virus ...
Climate Change Is Already Reshaping Skin Disease Patterns Across the Globe, 136-Country Study Finds
A 136-country study presented at the EADV Congress 2026 reports that more than 40 percent of nations have documented climate-related ...
Menstrual tracking apps may do more harm than good, experts warn
Experts writing in The BMJ argue that menstrual tracking apps and cycle syncing lack convincing evidence of benefit while posing ...
Superbugs in the ICU: Jordan Study Reveals Who Is Most at Risk of Untreatable Infections
A six-year national surveillance study of 18 Jordanian ICUs finds that 38 percent of Gram-negative infections are carbapenem-resistant, with invasive ...
Mycoplasma Leads Pediatric Respiratory Infections in Post-COVID China, Two-Year Study Finds
A two-year surveillance study of over 34,000 children in Ningbo, China, found Mycoplasma pneumoniae, human rhinovirus and adenovirus were the ...
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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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