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Doctors Agree On A Psychiatric Diagnosis Only 55% Of The Time, Study Finds
3+ day, 2+ hour ago (296+ words) Research led by Mateo Boberg (Central and West Zealand Hospital, Region Zealand) Two doctors looking at the same case agreed on a diagnosis only about 55% of the time. Doctors landed on the reference diagnosis established by an expert panel just…...
The Legal History Of The Kiss: From Ancient Rome To Modern Assault Law
4+ day, 1+ hour ago (532+ words) Called "brilliant," "fantastic," and "spot on" by scientists and researchers, our acclaimed StudyFinds Analysis articles are created using an exclusive AI-based model with complete human oversight by the StudyFinds Editorial Team. For these articles, we use an unparalleled LLM process…...
Leaving Online Reviews Could Make You A Bigger Target For Phishing Scams
5+ day, 3+ hour ago (319+ words) Home › Society & Culture News › Social Media News Research led by Yan Leng (The University of Texas at Austin) Posting an honest product review seems harmless enough. New research suggests it can help reveal someone’s social connections to cybercriminals. An economic…...
The Hidden Reason Some Patients Never Hear Back From Their Doctor
2+ week, 5+ day ago (473+ words) Research led by Mitchell Tang, PhD (Columbia Mailman School of Public Health) Getty Images For Unsplash+ Put plainly, even across similar types of medical requests, shorter or less formal messages were associated with lower rates of response from the intended…...
AI Reads Pain on Horse's Face, With One Surprising Blind Spot
2+ week, 6+ day ago (362+ words) Reviewed by Patrisha Antonaros Research led by Marcelo Feighelstein (Tel Hai University of Kiryat Shmona) Visualization from the SHIC-XE AI framework revealing the anatomical cues used by AI to detect pain in horses. (Credit: Tel-Hai University of Kiryat Shmona in…...
Why Losing Your Phone Feels Physical, According to a Decade of Research
3+ week, 2+ day ago (449+ words) Home › Society & Culture News Reviewed by Patrisha Antonaros Research led by Jess Hardley (Edith Cowan University) A hand slips into a pocket and finds nothing. No phone. For a split second, something feels genuinely wrong. That reaction goes beyond simple…...
Old Arthritis Drug Could Fix Cancer Immunotherapy's Scariest Side Effect
3+ week, 3+ day ago (424+ words) Home › Drug & Medication News Reviewed by Patrisha Antonaros Research led by Erin A. Dean (University of California, Irvine) CAR T-cell therapy works by genetically re-engineering a patient’s own immune cells to find and destroy cancer. It has produced remarkable results…...
One In Four People Globally Live In A Big City, But Growth Is Slowing
3+ week, 5+ day ago (379+ words) Home › Society & Culture News Research led by Andrea Musso (ETH Zurich) Research published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences finds that big cities grow fastest early in a country’s development, but that edge fades away as more…...
Pregnant Women Are Fighting Their Own Families Over Whooping Cough Vaccine
3+ week, 5+ day ago (590+ words) Home › Drug & Medication News Reviewed by Patrisha Antonaros Research led by Soojung Jo (Purdue University) (Credit: © Sk Elena - stock.adobe.com) Despite the vaccine’s importance, only about 55.4% of pregnant women in the U.S. received it as of 2023, according to…...
New Study Tracks How Climate Activists on Twitter Went From Allies to Adversaries
3+ week, 5+ day ago (165+ words) Home › Society & Culture News Reviewed by Patrisha Antonaros Research led by Carol Lee (Northeastern University) (Credit: © Carlo - stock.adobe.com) Much of the friction did not come from climate deniers or outside opponents. It emerged between people who broadly supported…...