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Teachers in Crisis: Rising Mental Health Challenges Among Educators Linked to Sick Leave

The role of educators is undeniably crucial in shaping future generations. However, it is becoming increasingly evident that the mental health of teachers in Canada is reaching alarming levels. A recent study...

New Study Links Poor Sleep to Increased Mortality Risk

A new study has highlighted the dangers of poor sleep quality, showing that it may be a significant predictor of increased mortality risk among middle-aged and older adults. The findings come from...

Understanding the Hidden Struggles of ADHD College Students and How We Can Help Prevent Dropout

In recent years, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) has evolved from being viewed solely as a childhood issue to a persistent condition affecting many adults, including university students. While this revelation has brought...

Promising Biomaterials for Tissue Regeneration: Combining Bioactivity and Antibacterial Properties

Researchers are making significant strides in developing new biomaterials for tissue regeneration. These materials hold the potential to revolutionize how we treat damaged tissues in the human body. An ideal biomaterial for...

Smart Homes Transforming Lives in Malaysia: Exploring the Impact of IoT Technology

The Internet of Things (IoT) is revolutionizing homes across the globe, and Malaysia is no exception. This study delves into the usage and impact of IoT-based Smart Home Technology (IoT-SHT) in Malaysian...

Going Green with Every Tap: Mobile Payments for a Sustainable Future (Study in the Philippines & Taiwan)

With the growing focus on responsible innovation and sustainable consumption, a new study explores how mobile payments (MP) can contribute to a greener future. Researchers examined how people in Taiwan and the...

Biodegradable Plastics: Promising Solution, But Careful Handling Needed

A recent study published in the journal Materials investigated the degradation behaviors of biodegradable products under different abiotic and biotic conditions. The research focused on the degradation of three common biodegradable items: polylactic acid...

How Sleep Timing Influences Gut Health in Children: Study Reveals Intriguing Links

In an insightful new study published in Scientific Reports, researchers explored the fascinating relationship between sleep habits and gut microbiota composition in children. This research, conducted on a group of 88 healthy...

Lebanese Spices: Nature’s Antioxidants and Antimicrobials

Lebanese cuisine is a symphony of flavors and aromas, but a new study reveals these spices might be more than just delicious. The research highlights the potential health benefits of these common...

New Model Predicts Railway Station Quality Based on Investment Strategies

German Research Establishes Link Between Funding and Infrastructure Health A new research paper proposes a groundbreaking model for predicting railway station infrastructure quality. This model, developed by German researchers, establishes a crucial...

Month: October 2024