Disinformation and Emotions in the 2024 US and EU Elections: How Emotions Shape What People Believe
A new study on the 2024 US and EU elections reveals how emotions drive disinformation, with insights from co-author Andreu Casero-Ripollés.
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Scientists from Universidad Rey Juan Carlos investigated self-medication among people experiencing pain in the European Union
This study examines the prevalence of self-medication among individuals experiencing pain across EU countries using EHIS data (2018–2020).
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How a rare bacterium ended up in a dialysis patient’s abdomen?
Japanese researchers report the first case of Pantoea septica infection in a patient on peritoneal dialysis.
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The other side of relationships and female satisfaction
The study on penile implant surgery for erectile dysfunction involved 33 couples, who shared their experiences with French researchers via interviews and questionnaires.
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Inside the “Zelensky Moment”: What European Investment Patterns Reveal About Geopolitical Risk
We spoke with Dr. Plantinga, lead author of a recent study on the ‘Zelensky moment.’ As Dr. Plantinga notes, ‘European security and political unity benefit when Europeans share the same beliefs and opinions about geopolitical risks.’
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Professor Freitas-Magalhães Analyzes Rosalía’s Face During Performance, Revealing One of the Most Intense Neuroemotional Moments on Stage
We spoke with Professor Armindo Freitas-Magalhães about his analysis of Rosalía’s performance of “Mio Cristo piange diamanti” in London
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Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) is investigating environmental justice in Bolivia, while a co-author of the study is a finalist for the Frontiers Planet Prize
A study in Bolivia’s Katari River Basin examines environmental justice through citizen science, highlighting how Indigenous communities document severe water pollution and its impacts.
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El otro lado de las relaciones y la satisfacción femenina
El estudio sobre la cirugía de implante de pene para la disfunción eréctil involucró a 33 parejas, que compartieron sus experiencias con investigadores franceses mediante entrevistas y cuestionarios.
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Primer caso pediátrico reportado de un tumor cardíaco raro descubierto en una niña de 12 años
Los médicos han identificado el primer caso pediátrico conocido de un tumor vascular cardíaco raro, descubierto después de que una niña presentara síntomas inespecíficos, lo que subraya la importancia de un diagnóstico preciso.
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New World Leishmaniasis Diagnosed for the First Time in Romania
A 25-year-old woman developed cutaneous leishmaniasis after traveling to Panama and Costa Rica, marking the first imported New World case in Romania and highlighting the challenges of diagnosing and treating rare tropical infections in countries where they are not usually seen.
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Seeing the Person Behind the Screen: Supporting Oncology Patients Through Communication in the Digital Age
Insights from Marij Hillen, corresponding author of the study, on how oncologists’ communication supports cancer patients navigating online health information.
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Why Climate Warnings Don’t Feel Real Until Disaster Hits?
We spoke with the study’s author, Nurit Nobel, about how personalized, local messages can increase people’s preparedness for climate disasters and encourage concrete action.
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Científicos de la Universidad Rey Juan Carlos investigaron la automedicación entre personas que experimentan dolor en la Unión Europea
Este estudio examina la prevalencia de la automedicación entre personas que experimentan dolor en los países de la UE utilizando datos de la EHIS (2018–2020).
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First reported paediatric case of a rare cardiac tumour discovered in a 12-year-old girl
Doctors have identified the first known paediatric case of a rare vascular heart tumour, discovered after a young girl presented with non-specific symptoms, underscoring the importance of accurate diagnosis.
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Desinformación y emociones en las elecciones de 2024 en EE. UU. y la UE: cómo las emociones moldean lo que la gente cree
Un nuevo estudio sobre las elecciones de 2024 en EE. UU. y la UE revela cómo las emociones impulsan la desinformación, con aportaciones del coautor Andreu Casero-Ripollés.
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