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Young immigrants of compulsory school age in Germany acquired the German language quicker when attending regular school classes than school classes comprised of other immigrants meant to teach them the German language

39 hours ago doi.org

British news media contribute to Normalisation of fringe-right extremist points of view when they leave them unquestioned in interviews

11 hours ago doi.org media

LLMs applied in long-term care are prone to downplay women's health issues

2 days ago doi.org health llm

Male Tarantulas Evolved Record-Long Genitalia to Avoid Being Killed by Females

8 days ago doi.org

A new study found that rapeseed, wheat, and peas grown in Canada emit far less CO₂ than those from major competitors, even after shipping overseas.

2 days ago doi.org canada environment

Liberalisation Processes in Oman lead to English becoming a domineering language in the sultanate

3 days ago doi.org anthropology

High-fat diets and obesity reshape star-shaped cells called astrocytes in the brain’s striatum that help regulate pleasure from eating

5 days ago dx.doi.org brain health

Researchers used machine learning and organoid arrays to test cancer drug combinations faster, revealing that dose timing can cut toxicity without losing effect.

12 days ago doi.org cancer health

A global study finds that cardiovascular hospitalisations rise for months after tropical cyclones, especially strokes and heart attacks in poorer, working-age men.

11 days ago doi.org health

Binary search—think positive

3 days ago doi.org

Ordinal Folding Index: A Computable Metric for Self-Referential Semantics

10 days ago doi.org

The Covid-19 pandemic has led to more obese younger children, and more malnourished older children

21 days ago doi.org covid health

Hospital Food is oftentimes unhealthy and bad for the environment

21 days ago doi.org health

Politicians in the United States rank among the oldest globally

14 days ago doi.org

Young men who believe 'the news will find me' are more likely to believe false info about drugs and misuse prescriptions. Gender shapes this link.

15 days ago doi.org psychology

Scientists confirmed vaginal dryness and hot flushes as symptoms of a beginning perimenopause

16 days ago doi.org health

A new study found that people living near the coast tend to live longer, while those near rivers or lakes may not, especially in cities

17 days ago doi.org health

The vast majority of participants in clinical trials regarding neuromuscular diseases are white, not hispanic or latino, men

25 days ago doi.org medicine

The return of wolves to the Yellowstone National Park has led to an increased presence of aspen trees

21 days ago doi.org environment

A new study reviewed over 30,000 cases and found it takes an average of 3.5 years from first symptoms to a dementia diagnosis

16 days ago doi.org health

A global study finds people age faster in countries with more inequality, weaker democracies, and more pollution. Education helps slow the process

31 days ago doi.org health

New research finds that songbirds like tanagers boost their brilliant colours using hidden black and white feather layers beneath the surface, brightening reds and deepening blues.

18 days ago doi.org

One fifth of the US prison population are former foster children, raising questions of a causal relationship

37 days ago doi.org

A new UK study shows people from many ethnic minority groups faced higher death rates and heart problems after COVID-19, even into the Omicron era.

41 days ago doi.org covid health

Human nerve cells are able to regrow after injury

36 days ago doi.org health

A study of 320 million records shows extreme heat cuts milk yields by up to 10 percent, with lasting effects. Even with modern cooling, losses remain

41 days ago doi.org environment

Inlining in the Glasgow Haskell Compiler: Empirical Investigation and Improvement

23 days ago dx.doi.org compiler haskell

A new study shows that our brains respond differently to the same music depending on what we heard before

43 days ago doi.org music neuroscience

Education has played a key role in reducing global poverty, accounting for 45% of global economic growth and 60% of pretax income growth among the world’s poorest 20% from 1980 to 2019

23 days ago doi.org economic

A new system let a robot fully perform gallbladder surgery, with no human help needed

35 days ago doi.org

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