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Measles Outbreak · United States

Measles Vaccination Rates Drop After COVID-19 Pandemic in Counties Across the US

54% Center coverage: 75 sources

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Water · United States

Removing fluoride from public drinking water may lead to millions more cavities in US children, study estimates

63% Center coverage: 59 sources

The longstanding public health practice of adding fluoride to public drinking water systems in the United States is facing new challenges and bans in some places, and experts have warned that the change would come with significant costs – both to the health of children and the health care system. See the Story

Psychology · United States

New psychology research: Feeling politically excluded heightens antisocial tendencies

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Young adults who feel excluded because of their political identity are more likely to experience anger and less willing to engage with people from the opposing political side, according to new research published in the Journal of Applied Social Psychology. The study found that experiences of exclusion—whether from one’s own political group or the opposition—threaten psychological well-being and promote polarized behaviors, including avoidance an…See the Story

TIL Higher Ed instructors were sometimes forced to choose between academic fidelity and knowingly inflating grades to manufacture the good academic standing that could shield their students from the Vietnam draft.

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People across 11 countries underestimate how many others agree that climate change is human-caused. Providing information about the truth, namely the actual public consensus on climate change, seems largely ineffective, except for a slight increase in wil

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A new study proposes a brain-inspired system to help autonomous vehicles make safer, fairer decisions – especially for vulnerable road users.

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Post-Flood Selective Migration Interacts with Media Sentiment and Income Effects

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Escalating flood risks from climate change cause economic losses and alter migration patterns, although their impacts across socioeconomic groups remain underexplored. Here we investigate flood-induced inter-county migration in the United States between 2006 and 2019, and find that floods increase outflow and inflow migration by 2.7% and 1.9%, respectively. Younger, better-educated and employed residents leave, while older, less-educated and une…Climate Change · United States See the Story

SARS-CoV-2 infection risk by non-healthcare occupations: a systematic review and meta-analysis - Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology

During the COVID-19 pandemic, several industries were deemed essential. However, information on infection risk in occupational settings outside of healthcare workers and medical staff (HCWs) remain scarce. Thus, a systematic review with meta-analysis was conducted to compile the risk of infection to SARS-CoV-2 in non-healthcare workers (non-HCWs). We screened three databases (EMBASE, PubMed, medRχiv) for studies on SARS-CoV-2 infection risk in w…Pandemic · Germany Read Article

Climate change is threatening more than 3,500 animal species: Study

58% Center coverage: 17 sources

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Fingerprint of Anthropogenic Climate Change Detected in Long-Term Western North American Fire Weather Trends

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

The anthropogenic fingerprint has been detectable in observed global climate change for decades, yet it is still difficult to detect at the regional scale beyond temperature due to the presence of large internal variability and modeling and observational uncertainties. Here we demonstrate regional optimal fingerprinting of long-term fire weather trends in western North America, leveraging large ensembles of high resolution, atmosphere-only clima…Climate Change See the Story

Shifting environmental pollution abroad contributes to lower emissions in democracies

Many studies suggest that democracies have, on average, a better environmental protection record than authoritarian states. But this debate is far from resolved. Hence, we take a closer look at an overlooked factor that may shed new light on the ambiguous claims and findings of the democracy-environment nexus: pollution offshoring. We hypothesize that democracies can improve their record and become “greener” not only through genuinely domestic e…Pollution Read Article

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Measles Vaccination Rates Drop After COVID-19 Pandemic in Counties Across the US

Removing fluoride from public drinking water may lead to millions more cavities in US children, study estimates

New psychology research: Feeling politically excluded heightens antisocial tendencies

TIL Higher Ed instructors were sometimes forced to choose between academic fidelity and knowingly inflating grades to manufacture the good academic standing that could shield their students from the Vietnam draft.

People across 11 countries underestimate how many others agree that climate change is human-caused. Providing information about the truth, namely the actual public consensus on climate change, seems largely ineffective, except for a slight increase in wil

A new study proposes a brain-inspired system to help autonomous vehicles make safer, fairer decisions – especially for vulnerable road users.

Post-Flood Selective Migration Interacts with Media Sentiment and Income Effects

SARS-CoV-2 infection risk by non-healthcare occupations: a systematic review and meta-analysis - Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology

Climate change is threatening more than 3,500 animal species: Study

Fingerprint of Anthropogenic Climate Change Detected in Long-Term Western North American Fire Weather Trends

Shifting environmental pollution abroad contributes to lower emissions in democracies

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