Repetitive impacts key to understanding sports-associated concussions
Scientists at Trinity College Dublin have announced a significant advance in our understanding of mild head trauma (concussive brain injury) […]
It is often assumed that people use antibiotics inappropriately because they don’t understand enough about the spread of drug resistant […] Researchers at Cornell University are using a rigged card game to shed light on perceptions of inequality. After noticing that […] Cancer took more than 8.7 million years of life and $94.4 billion in lost earnings among people ages 16 to […] Everyone knows cigarette smoking causes cancer and as a result, prices and advertising are closely regulated to discourage youth from […] In the wake of the 2016 American presidential election, western media outlets became almost obsessed with echo chambers. With headlines […] New research from the University of Illinois at Chicago shows that when pharmacies close, people stop taking widely used heart […] In the largest analysis to date of narrative medical school evaluations, researchers at UC San Francisco and Brown University have […] Smartphones have become a constant companion for many of us. In a recent study by the Pew Research Center, nearly […] A new analysis of research citations by University of Maryland professor of computer science Ben Shneiderman indicates that the average […]STEM Education
What factors influence how antibiotics are accessed and used in less well-off countries
Win or lose: Rigged card game sheds light on inequality, fairness
The costs of cancer in 2015: 8.7 million years of life and $94 billion in lost earnings: New analysis identifies which cancers and which states are associated with the greatest cost
Tanning industry uses promos, cheap prices to lure adolescents and young adults, study finds
Echo chambers may not be as dangerous as you think, new study finds
People with heart disease at risk when pharmacies close: Study shows link between closures, medication use
‘Lovely,’ ‘pleasant’ and ‘scientific’ — Medical student evaluations differ by gender and minority status: Despite push for competency-based evaluations, many still focus on personality traits
How your smartphone is affecting your relationship
Citations show academic and non-academic researchers ‘win’ when they collaborate