A cross-sectional survey of midwives in Sri Lanka's Jaffna district found that most have only a moderate understanding of postpartum depression and how to manage it, with knowledge levels closely
Inha University Hospital in Incheon, South Korea, rose to 68th place worldwide and seventh nationally in the "2027 World's Best Smart Hospitals" list published by Newsweek and Statista, the hospital
Foreign ministers from eight countries held their first joint session in Istanbul on Friday, launching an expanded diplomatic format aimed at easing Middle East tensions, including the blocked Strait
Nigeria's Federal Executive Council has approved a merger of the country's humanitarian aid, social protection and poverty reduction efforts into one coordinated structure called the One Humanitarian
Greener Henley, a local charity, has launched "Street By Street," a program encouraging residents in Henley, England, to form neighborhood groups that combine environmental action with practical
A survey of nearly 300 physicians and scientists at The Ottawa Hospital's Department of Medicine found that perceptions of equity and inclusion vary sharply by gender, age and racial identity. The
OCLC, the nonprofit library technology cooperative known for its WorldCat network, has expanded its Library and Information Science (LIS) Education Program to give students hands-on access to
Egypt and Greece have finalized an agreement establishing a formal legal framework for the Holy Monastery of Saint Catherine on Mount Sinai, resolving a question of legal status that had persisted
A graduate student organization at UNC Charlotte is raising money to help cover the hidden costs of academic research, from participant incentives to conference materials. The Student Council for
A University of Utah analysis of national health and census data shows that people living in rural areas face greater barriers to cancer prevention than their urban counterparts, with the widest gap
A regional breakdown of a national survey shows people in different parts of England report strikingly different experiences with health misinformation, from how much harm they witness to how
Foreign ministers from Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Egypt gathered in Istanbul on Friday in a first-of-its-kind diplomatic grouping, seeking to ease dangers
A widely publicized 2024 sexual assault case involving a Cornell University student has kept campus safety reporting procedures in the news for weeks. For survivors of sexual violence elsewhere,
