Signs that an individual might be on the verge of self-harm are often found in their online actions, but can word choices in posts indicate who is at particular risk and when? A study published in the ...
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The UK's new Online Safety Act, programmed for implementation in the second half of next year, could reshape how social media platforms deal with harmful online content. This legislation aims to ...
Driven by surging AI demand, Lintes Technology (TWSE: 6715), a leading provider of high-speed interconnect solutions, reported a 17.2% year-over-year increase in Q1 revenue and expects continued strong growth momentum throughout 2026. In response to future market growth, Lintes is fully upgrading to flexible and replicable automated production lines, ensuring it fulfills global customers' large-scale mass production needs.
The in-group/out-group divide. Source: TherapyEverywhere/Open AI Human beings need to belong. From our earliest cave-dwelling ancestors, membership in a clan or tribe was a requirement for survival.
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Fundamental movement skills constitute the basic building blocks of motor development in early childhood, encompassing the core domains of locomotor, object-control and stability skills. Acquisition ...
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Malaria remains one of the leading public health threats to children in the sub-Saharan region. Despite the development of the malaria vaccine, widespread adoption continues to be a challenge. This paper explores the factors that influence community engagement as a plausible strategy in promoting the uptake of the malaria vaccine among children under five. A descriptive and analytical cross-sectional study design was employed using structured questionnaires. Using a systematic sampling method, a sample of 1,183 was recruited based on sample size table for 2,500 under five population. The study utilized bivariate analysis and random forest analysis to identify important factors influencing community participation in malaria vaccine promotion. The results from the random forest analysis highlighted perception of vaccine effectiveness, educational level, and age as the most relevant factors influencing community engagement. Additionally, the study identified vaccine safety and acceptability as moderate factors that could significantly contribute to promoting community engagement as a strategy for increasing malaria vaccine uptake among children under five. The findings further highlight that individuals with high educational attainment tend to prioritize vaccine effectiveness and safety, while those with lower educational attainment prioritize factors such as vaccine cost and cultural considerations to effectiveness. By tailoring educational programs to address demographic variations in perceptions of vaccine efficacy, community engagement can be leveraged to promote widespread uptake of the malaria vaccine among children under five.
ADDIS ABABA, ET / ACCESS Newswire / June 15, 2026 / Japap Technology PLC has introduced JAPAP Messenger, a digital social platform designed to combine communication, community participation, learning activities, crowdfunding support, forecasting features, ...
Excessive social media use can lead to social isolation through reduced face-to-face interaction, social comparison, ...
Mental health experts and new research suggest this game may offer a uniquely powerful combination of cognitive challenge and social connection for aging adults.
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If you and your family are happily engaging one another without staring into electronic devices, your brains and ...
A new study reveals that losing cerebellar perineuronal nets drives autism social deficits by activating the ARNT2 pathway.
Researchers at Kanazawa University have identified a previously unrecognized mechanism by which structural changes in the cerebellum influence social behavior.
Laura Robinson specializes in digital sociology, research methods, and global media in Brazil, France, and the U.S. Robinson’s work has appeared in journals including Information, Communication and ...
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