Tourism, long seen as a bridge between cultures and economies, is undergoing dramatic transformations mainly due to the rise of deglobalization, a new study, authored by the University of Sharjah, finds.This post was originally published […]
Leveraging national surveys, big-data advances and machine learning, Cornell researchers have piloted a new approach to mapping poverty that could help policymakers identify the neediest people in poor countries and target resources more effectively.This post […]
AI is already being used in clinics to help analyze imaging data, such as X-rays and scans. But the recent arrival of sophisticated large-language AI models on the scene is forcing consideration of broadening the […]
An international team of researchers has found individualized support is crucial when advising, guiding and supporting the careers of neurodivergent people.This post was originally published on this site
A new report from Monash University has found that gender inequities are entrenched even at the highest levels of health care, with most clinical guidelines failing to consider sex and gender differences appropriately.This post was […]
Roughly 90% of United States adults do not eat enough fruits and vegetables, per recommendations set by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Dietary Guidelines for Americans. Further research shows that some groups of people—young adults, […]
High school health classes often consist of a series of awkward lessons about STDs, drugs, and alcohol. Rarely do these classes teach students anything about another critical component of their health—nutrition.This post was originally published […]
New research has found that putting lower-calorie meal choices at the top of a restaurant menu, and reducing the availability of high-calorie options, makes teenagers more likely to order the healthier options.This post was originally […]
If you’ve tried to get an appointment to see a GP or specialist recently, you will likely have felt the impact of Australia’s doctor shortages.This post was originally published on this site
The ubiquitous QR (“quick response”) codes that appear on everything from parking pay stations to soda cans and promotional flyers have become an increasingly popular target for cybercriminals to exploit through QR code–based phishing attacks, […]
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