Research from McGill University introduces a new theoretical framework suggesting gaslighting manipulates targets by exploiting their natural learning and prediction processes, affecting anyone trusting the wrong person.

Innovative digital marketing strategies utilizing salience and summarization principles can enhance risk awareness and informed decision-making in healthcare and beyond. A recent study highlights how smarter website design impacts consumer understanding and trust.

Studies show parental disorders of despair, including substance use and suicidal behavior, increase the risk of suicidal events in their children. Family interventions may help prevent these outcomes.

A groundbreaking international study shows that emotional support significantly reduces depression risk among older adults, highlighting the importance of emotional connections in aging populations.

Innovative research shows that training AI models with challenging negative data significantly improves their ability to identify effective antibodies, boosting drug discovery and biomedical research.

A new study reveals that in-home follow-up care via mobile health improves outcomes for women and younger heart failure patients, reducing readmission rates and enhancing recovery.

A new machine learning approach developed by researchers at Moffitt Cancer Center improves prediction of urgent care visits in lung cancer patients by integrating clinical, patient-reported, and wearable sensor data, enabling proactive healthcare interventions.

New research links gestational diabetes to cognitive decline in mothers and higher risks of ADHD and autism in children, emphasizing early detection and intervention.

Research shows that enhancing the quality of mental health care by emphasizing privacy, dignity, and patient participation reduces fear and coercion, leading to a more humane and effective treatment environment.

Innovative research demonstrates how reusing existing patient preference studies can streamline healthcare research, save resources, and keep patient voices at the forefront of medical developments.