400 million voting records show persistent gaps in voter turnout by race, age, and political affiliation
By Brigham Young University · Aug 11, 2022
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Black medical students report more belonging, greater confidence in scholastic abilities in HBCU schools
By Northwestern University · Aug 4, 2022
Men have high probability of outliving women, especially the married and degree educated
By British Medical Journal (BMJ) · Aug 3, 2022
The effect of dark traits such as Machiavellianism, narcissism, and psychopathy on salesperson performance
By American Marketing Association · Aug 3, 2022
Many older adults look beyond conventional medicine for help, but few talk to their doctors about it
By University of Michigan · Jul 26, 2022
False balance in news coverage of climate change makes it harder to address the crisis
By Northwestern University · Jul 25, 2022
“It’s going to be a very hot day…” Cambridge experts discuss the UK's record-breaking temperatures
By University of Cambridge · Jul 19, 2022
School-based mindfulness program improves school culture, reduces teacher burn out
By University of Cambridge · Jul 13, 2022
How Elephants, Whales, and Financial Markets Can Help in the Fight Against Climate Change
By Duke University · Jul 1, 2022
As newspapers close, struggling communities are hit hardest by decline in local journalism
By Northwestern University · Jun 30, 2022
Rich people from humble origins are less sensitive to the challenges of poverty than those born rich, research finds
By UC Irvine · Jun 27, 2022
Fixed vial sizes for Alzheimer's drug could waste $605M in Medicare spending each year
By UCLA · Jun 27, 2022