Articles in "science and research"
Canine Obesity Linked to Blindness Potential Risk, Scientists Warn
Extra body weight in dogs may do more than affect mobility -- it could also put their vision at risk, Israeli scientists warned on ...
Simple Mindset Shift Reduces Teacher Burnout During Wartime, Scientists Say
A simple psychological technique that teaches teachers to mentally reframe stressful events may significantly reduce burnout during ...
Bulgaria Among EU Countries With Highest Share of Female Scientists
Brussels (BTA) - The number of women working as scientists and engineers in the European Union increased in 2024. Bulgaria is among the ...
Disposable vs. Refillable E-Cigarettes: What Users’ Choices Reveal About Health Risks
Not all e-cigarette users are the same, and new research shows why that matters. A study from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem found ...
Gender Gaps in Research Funding Stem from Fewer Women Applying, Study Finds
A study coinciding with International Day of Women and Girls in Science provides a clearer picture of gender equality in research funding ...
Not All Weight Loss Is Equal: Resistance Training Beats Diet or Cardio Alone, Scientists Say
A new Israeli study shows that not all weight loss is created equal, and that strength training offers unique benefits for both men and ...
‘Greenwashing’ Risk Rises as Sustainable Finance Expands, Study Finds
As global investment in “green” companies grows, a pressing question is emerging: how can investors tell which companies are genuinely ...
Repeated Diets Can Improve Metabolic Health Even After Weight Regain, Study Finds
A long-term Israeli study is overturning a widely held belief about “yo-yo dieting,” suggesting that repeated attempts to lose weight ...
Emotional Support for Educators Improves Daycare Environments, Researchers Say
Providing structured emotional support to early childhood educators can improve daycare climates, strengthen relationships with toddlers, ...
Breakthrough Study Reveals Weak Spot in Malaria Parasite’s Life Cycle
Scientists have discovered a hidden step that helps the deadliest malaria parasite survive and multiply -- a finding that could lead to new ...
