Should You Quit Your PhD? A Guide to Making an Informed Decision for Your Mental Health and Future Career
Chocolate bars, crisps, fries, and sweets – why can’t we just ignore them in the supermarket?
Breaking Down Barriers in Cancer Communication: An Inside Look at ecancer’s Mission to Raise the Standards of Cancer Care
Why Taking Breaks at Work Matters: Insights on Employee Behavior and Motivation
The Impact of General-Purpose Language Models on Jobs
Coffee lovers rejoice: Higher caffeine concentrations in blood may reduce adiposity and type 2 diabetes risk, study finds
Unlocking the Potential of Edible Fungi: A Sustainable Food Source and Climate Solution
Microbial Therapy: Harnessing Neutrophil Plasticity to Repress Tumor Growth
The Impact of Plastic Pollution on the World’s Oceans: Trends and Conclusions
The Relationship Between Screen Time and Suicidal Behaviors in Youth: What the Research Says
Beyond Venture Creation: The Individual Benefits of Entrepreneurial Action
Breathing in Danger: Long-Term Exposure to Air Pollution Increases Risk of Cardiovascular Events
Insomnia Linked to Increased Risk of Heart Attack, a New Study Finds
Linking the Gut and the Mind: New Evidence Shows GERD May Increase Risk of Anxiety and Depression
Unlocking a World of Knowledge: Discovering the Top 15 Scholarly Databases
Transforming Cancer Cells into Teachers: A Promising New Approach to Fighting Cancer
Plant-Based Diets Win the Carbon Footprint Battle: New Study Reveals Surprising Results on Popular Diets
Taking vitamin D might help prevent dementia, study finds
Study: On Facebook, Visual Misinformation is Widespread and Highly Asymmetric Across Party Lines
11 minutes of moderate-intensity physical activity a day – such as a brisk walk – is enough to lower the risk of diseases such as heart disease, stroke and a number of cancers.