Medical school accreditation tiers track national exam scores, not university grades
A national study of 25,757 medical students found that long-term accredited schools scored higher on a standardized basic science exam ...
Tag: Gender Differences
Adolescents recognize mental health problems but rarely plan to seek professional help
A mixed-methods Swiss study of 645 adolescents found that despite recognizing mental health problems in vignettes, intentions to seek professional ...
The Longitudinal Relationship between Subjective Exercise Experience and Physical Exercise among University Students: The Moderating Role of Motivational Beliefs
A one-year longitudinal study of 422 Chinese university students found that subjective exercise experience and physical exercise behavior predicted each ...
Three digital addiction profiles emerge among Turkish middle school students
Researchers have identified three distinct profiles of digital addiction symptoms, attitudes toward physical education, and psychological well-being among middle school ...
Research report: Explaining gender differences in the associations between care network type and depressive symptoms of older adults in the Netherlands
A 30-year Dutch study finds that loneliness and insufficient care partly explain why formal care users, especially compared with partner ...
Where Compression Garments Hurt Most: New Pain Maps Reveal Gender and Anatomy Divide
A laboratory study of 20 young adults mapped pressure pain thresholds and tolerance across 22 lower-limb sites, finding males tolerated ...
Egyptian Study Sets First Age- and Gender-Stratified Hand Grip Strength Norms
A cross-sectional study of 2,247 healthy Egyptian adults has produced the first age- and gender-stratified normative values and percentile references ...
Young Women Face Highest Risk of Cardioinhibitory Vasovagal Syncope in Tilt Testing Study
A ten-year review of 3,084 tilt-test cases found young women at highest risk of the cardioinhibitory subtype of vasovagal syncope.
Young adults underestimate infertility risks, Ontario survey finds
A survey of 575 Ontario post-secondary students found that only 2.3 percent rated age over 35 as a high risk ...
Employers in Latin America screen for customer service and communication, not digital skills
A study of 38,075 recruitment processes across 17 Latin American countries finds employers formalize customer orientation, communication, and achievement competencies ...
Body Image Distress Rises in Final Months for Pancreatic Cancer Patients of Both Sexes
Post-hoc analyses of the Swedish MISTRAL trial show that body image distress and weight worries increased significantly in both women ...
Norwegian Teenagers Fall Into Four Distinct Health Literacy Groups, Study Finds
A cross-sectional study of 440 Norwegian adolescents aged 14 to 16 identified four distinct health literacy clusters and linked lower ...
Girls Now Outpace Boys in Youth Vaping, National Study Finds
For most of modern public health history, nicotine use has been a story about boys and men.
Longitudinal study links perceived employability with lower psychological distress among Chinese college students
A three-wave observational study of 2,552 Chinese college students found that higher perceived employability was associated with lower psychological distress, ...
Mentalizing Deficits Link Epistemic Mistrust to Extremist Attitudes
A German survey links epistemic mistrust with conspiracy mentality, antisemitic attitudes and support for violence through mentalizing deficits, but its ...
Bullying Leaves a Mark: Massive 15-Country Study Reveals How Unsafe Schools Erode Teen Well-Being
A large new study using PISA data from 15 education systems finds that bullying victimization is associated with lower emotional ...
Smartphone Problems and Life Satisfaction Feed Each Other in Early Adolescence, and Boys Face a Vicious Cycle
A three-wave study of 1,265 early adolescents finds problematic smartphone use and life satisfaction drag each other down in both ...
AI spots gender in how speakers move, gaze and gesture in VR — even when performance looks identical
A virtual reality experiment with 55 participants found no gender differences in public speaking anxiety or expert-rated performance, yet machine ...
How Widowed Men and Women Tell the Story of a Death: Grief Has a Grammar
A longitudinal French study of 22 spouses bereaved by cancer found that men and women narrate the end of life ...
Who Chooses Medicine in Kosovo? New Survey Reveals Family Ties and High Satisfaction
A survey of 300 medical students, physicians and dentists in Kosovo finds that nearly half chose medicine independently while 39 ...
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