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The last two years have had a devastating impact for billions of people around the world, when crises like COVID-19 and the war in Ukraine hit back-to-back. Humanity’s biggest challenges-the climate and biodiversity crises, inequalities, and political polarisation as well as technological upheavals - are piling up and feeding off…

The Right Way for China and the United States to Get Along in the New Era

Psychological distress before COVID-19 infection—feeling stressed, depressed, anxious, worried, or lonely—may raise the risk for long COVID, suggests a study funded by the National Institutes of Health.

Behavioral and brain MRI data show further evidence of a significant association between mild traumatic brain injury and impaired mental health.

Human history has unfolded largely in bucolic settings, with sprawling savannas and forested river valleys hosting our ancestors for millions of years.

H20 Hospitality Ltd., a tech-based hospitality management startup, on September 21 announced that it has partnered with cloud service management company Bespin Global Co. in operating digital solutions for smart city projects in Vietnam.

WASHINGTON (CNS) -- While the report summarizing tens of thousands of U.S. listening sessions in the first phase of the Catholic Churchs synodal process has been submitted to the Vatican, the experience of synodality is just beginning. The country reports, such as the one submitted by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops in August, are part of the two-year preparatory effort leading to the Synod of Bishops on synodality in October 2023 called by Pope Francis. The pope has invited the churc

Researchers had participants listen to a speaker reading The Lorax to investigate how the brain is engaged during complex audiovisual speech perception.

Patients with disabilities often must endure years-long waits for dental care, often using anesthesia. These dental schools are training to do better.

The Ukraine conflict and the effects of climate change are driving reversals in human development in more than 80% of the countries surveyed.