• Researchers Make Recommendations for Diversifying Syllabi in Higher Education

• Mothers' Alcohol Use Changed During the COVID-19 Pandemic

• Masks Can Put Cognitive Performance in Check, Chess Study Finds

• The Secret to STEM Diversity May Lie in Peer Mentorship

• Moral Behavior Pays Off

• Financial Strain Due to COVID-19 Pandemic Took Significant Toll on Adolescent Mental Health, Researchers Find

• Multiple Stressors Contributed to Physician Burnout During First Wave of COVID-19 in the U.S.

• Nazi Propaganda from 1927-1945 Reveals Role of Dehumanization of Jews in the Holocaust

• Mathematical Modeling Suggests U.S. Counties Are Still Unprepared for COVID Spikes

• Universities Love Interdisciplinary STEM Programs, but What About Students?
• Statewide Pandemic Restrictions Not Related to Psychological Distress, Researchers Find

• COVID-19 Pandemic May Have Decreased Breastfeeding
• Increase Seen in Pediatric BMI During Pandemic, Study Finds

• Does Mask-Wearing Affect Behavior?

• Continued Access to Fertility Preservation Critical for Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Patients, Following SCOTUS Decision, Experts Say

• The Road to Future AI Is Paved With Trust

• Human 'blastoids' Offer Medical Hope but Also Deep Ethical Challenges
• When Air and Road Travel Dropped During COVID, So Did Air Pollution Levels
• Ethics Not Only Allow but Demand Placebo in Some HIV Cure Trials, Paper Finds
• Law Enforcement Is Hampering Harm Reduction Programs, North Carolina Study Finds
• Did the Pandemic Change Our Personalities?

• New Report Offers Blueprint for Regulation of Facial Recognition Technology

• When School Feels 'like Prison,' Test Scores, College Attendance Drop

• Moral Illusions May Alter Our Behavior

• Lessons Learned from COVID-19 Mitigation Measures

• Understanding the Expanded Role of Clinical Ethicists

• Cannabis Legalization Boosts Use by Double Digits

• Majority of Clinicians in U.S. Safety Net Practices Report 'moral Distress' During COVID-19 Pandemic, Study Finds

• Mandatory Labeling on Genetically Engineered Foods May Reduce Customer Purchases

• 50 Years of Research Productivity Trends Across Fields and Genders

• The Many Versions of a Female Scientist

• Losing Spouse to COVID May Be Worse for Mental Health Than Other Causes of Death

• Pre-Teen Children Believe 'brilliance' Is a Male Trait, and This Stereotype Increases in Strength Up to the Age of Twelve

• Marijuana Use Is Much More Common in US States That Have Legalized Recreational Cannabis Use

• Social Development of Infants Unaffected by COVID-19 Pandemic

• Connecting the Spots: First Comprehensive Review of National Jaguar Protection Laws

• Music Is Key to Converting Consumers' Good Intentions to Actual Purchases in Ethical and Sustainable Markets

• Who Trusts Gene-Edited Foods? New Study Gauges Public Acceptance

• Melting Arctic Ice Could Transform International Shipping Routes, Study Finds

• Cancer Clinical Trials Bounce Back After Significant COVID-19 Disruption: Data from Two Large US Cancer Centers

• Growing 'mortality Gap' Detected Between Democratic and Republican Counties

• COVID-19 Accounted for 62% of Duty-Related Law Enforcement Deaths in 2020, Study Finds

• AI Ethical Decision Making: Is Society Ready?

• When AI Is the Inventor Who Gets the Patent?

• Ethical Challenges in Microbiome Research

• People High in Narcissism Less Likely to Comply With COVID-19 Mitigations

• COVID-19 Pandemic Led to Increase in Loneliness Around the World

• Study Reviews COVID-Related Hospital Visitation Limits and Family Stress

• Ethical Communication in the Age of Information

• Clinicians Grapple With Decisions in Crisis-Care Simulation

• Lies That 'might' Eventually Come True Seem Less Unethical

• Study Shows Gaps in How STEM Organizations Collect Demographic Information
• Forensic Scientists Improve Touch DNA Collection Methods

• Study Points to Strategies for Closing the Participation Gender Gap in Engineering Courses

• Objection: No One Can Understand What You’re Saying
• World Trade Center Responders at Higher Risk for Blood Cancer-Associated Mutations, Study Finds
• Traffic Accidents Significantly Dropped During COVID-19 Lockdown, Study Finds

• AI Helped Protect Businesses from COVID-19 Risks

• Human Choices in a Simulated Pandemic: New Study Tests Interventions to Foster Safer Behavior

• The Impacts from Using Genetic Testing to Track Down Relatives

• Pandemic Upends Breast Cancer Diagnoses

• NFTs Offer New Method to Control Personal Health Information
• People Prefer Interacting With Female Robots in Hotels, Study Finds

• Measuring Trust in AI

• Alcohol Consumption During the COVID-19 Pandemic Projected to Cause More Liver Disease and Deaths

• The Ethics of Digital Technology in the Food Sector – the Future of Data Sharing

• Study Encourages Cautious Approach to CRISPR Therapeutics

• Morality Demonstrated in Stories Can Alter Judgement for Early Adolescents

• Tracking Genetically Modified Animals

• Less Passive Screen Time, More Structure Better for Kids' Mental Health During Pandemic
• College Drinking Declined During Pandemic

• To Advance Human Rights, Consult Neuroscience

• How Relaxing COVID-19 Restrictions Could Pave the Way for Vaccine Resistance

• Bleak Cyborg Future from Brain-Computer Interfaces If We're Not Careful

• Mathematicians Develop Ground-Breaking Modeling Toolkit to Predict Local COVID-19 Impact

• Animal Study Looks at Anxiety Differences Between Females and Males

• Smart Technology Is Not Making Us Dumber, Experts Say

• Report Sounds Alarm on Efficacy, Safety, Ethics of Embryo Selection With Polygenic Scores

• Adolescent Marijuana, Alcohol Use Held Steady During COVID-19 Pandemic

• 呼吁全球监管未经证实的干细胞Therapies

• Culture Influences Mask Wearing, Study Finds

• Female Lawyers More Likely to Report Stress, Risky Drinking Than Male Lawyers

• Human Genome Editing Requires Difficult Conversations Between Science and Society

• Teaching Pupils to 'think Like Da Vinci' Will Help Them to Take on Climate Change

• Research Team Argues for Combining Organic Farming and Genetic Engineering

• Predicting the Next Pandemic Virus Is Harder Than We Think
• Deregulated US Government Oversight on Interstate Waters Leaves Murky Implications for States

• Society Is Not Ready to Make Human Brains

• Clinical Trial Completion Rates Decline During COVID-19 Pandemic

• Firms Recruit Dark Personalities for Earnings Management

• Vaccines Alone May Not Be Enough to End Pandemic

• Immigrants in ICE Detention Face High Risks in COVID-19 Pandemic: Study
• Doctor Communication Key to Pandemic Vaccine Adoption

• Helpful Behavior During Pandemic Tied to Recognizing Common Humanity

• Team of Bioethicists and Scientists Suggests Revisiting 14-Day Limit on Human Embryo

• Exposure to Diverse Career Paths Can Help Fill Labor Market 'skills Gap'

• Atheists and Believers Both Have Moral Compasses, but With Key Differences

• Using Human Rights Laws May Be Most Effective Way of Harnessing International Legislation to Protect the Amazon

• COVID-19 Vs. Conservation: How the Northern White Rhino Rescue Programme Overcame Challenges

• Research Finds COVID Plasma Donation Is Fuelled by Kindness