A New York Times health reporter explains what makes a good study, and how she knows which papers merit an article.

By Colleen Goko JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) -Developing nations are now paying more to service debt owed to China than they ...

Preschoolers’ screen time predicted later reading and math scores in a Canadian study, linking early digital habits to school ...

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Two Oklahoma legislators have led an interim study into the use of technology in state classrooms and how it might affect ...

The dairy industry has been plagued by a persistent global problem for decades—bacterial infection of cow udders that ...

Researches found cannabis use is not associated with a single gene but a combination that could contribute to whether someone is likely to use frequently.

Once you have the overarching curriculum, use the ChatGPT agent mode to source the most appropriate learning resources. The cool thing about your curriculum is that there are no rules. Learn in ...

Canadian ocean research is among the scientific fields that could be vulnerable to foreign espionage, theft or misuse because ...

CHICAGO -- Pediatricians' use of "easy-to-implement tools" such as training videos, health record prompts and informational handouts to adhere to updated allergy-prevention guidelines could translate ...

MCPS continues to move forward with its proposal to create a regional programming model for middle and high schools.

If you’re using AI tools like ChatGPT, you most likely identify as male. That’s not just an observation about the ...