A Smart Solution for Detecting Hidden Pesticides in Food
Highly polar pesticides such as glyphosate are notoriously difficult to detect in food due to their chemical properties and interference from natural food compounds. A new method developed by Dr Miche...
15 Sep 20257min
McDonaldization in Healthcare: Opportunities and Pitfalls for Patients and Providers
If you stroll into a McDonald’s fast-food restaurant in Paris, Tokyo, or New York, you’ll notice that the Big Mac tastes the same, the menu looks familiar, and the process is quick and efficient. You ...
1 Sep 20259min
Biobehavioral Approaches to HIV Prevention and Treatment in Sexual Minority Men Who Use Stimulants
Research from Dr. Adam W. Carrico at the Florida International University, and his colleagues, explores innovative approaches to address HIV prevention and treatment challenges among sexual minority m...
28 Aug 202516min
Threats in the medicine cabinet? What Jordan's struggle with fake medicines reveals about a global crisis
When we reach into a medicine cabinet we aim to find something to relieve our symptoms and treat our ailments. This could be a painkiller for a headache, an antibiotic for an infection, or insulin for...
27 Aug 20257min
How Deliberate Ambiguity Built One of the World's Most Successful Worker Safety Initiatives
Research from Professor Juliane Reinecke at the University of Oxford and Professor Jimmy Donaghey at the University of South Australia reveals how strategic ambiguity in international agreements can p...
26 Aug 202511min
How Human Rights Laws and Economic Competitiveness Can Co-Exist
Research from Dr. Bernhard Reinsberg at the University of Glasgow and Dr. Christoph Valentin Steinert at the University of Zurich reveals how France's groundbreaking mandatory due diligence law defied...
22 Aug 202513min
The unintended impacts of training walls and groynes
Training walls and entrance breakwaters have long been used to keep estuary entrances clear of shoals that threaten boat navigation and increase flood risks for nearby communities. But new research by...
21 Aug 20257min
Solving the Logical Conundrum of Inductive Inferences
In the 18th century, Scottish philosopher David Hume posed a confounding question about the nature of the scientific method. By questioning the logic behind making predictions based on past observatio...
19 Aug 20259min
