Françoise Sagan’s first novel, “Bonjour Tristesse,” was published in 1954. With a new film adaptation, the book and its ...

This study presents a valuable meta-analysis that highlights low and highly variable breast cancer survival rates across Africa, emphasizing the pressing need for public health in Africa. The evidence ...

What if you could instantly tell whether a study was trustworthy without reading hundreds of pages? Academic research can be ...

The use of digital health technology (DHT) is increasing worldwide. Clinical trials assessing available health tools for the ...

Rutger Bregman's optimistic worldview in bestsellers like Utopia for Realists and Humankind inspires moral ambition and ...

A candid, layered memoir explores Carnatic music, identity, and reinvention. A deep dive into artistry, memory, and self.

Science plays an essential role in finding solutions to humankind’s problems. While science has its limitations, the public ...

Revenge of the Savage Planet boasts an all-new space-faring adventure hot on the heels of 2020's underrated Journey to the Savage Planet.

Scholarly impact without trustworthiness means nothing. If these journals are just trying to increase citations without ...

Michelle Kekana walks us through her journey to debuting her powerful novel, covering strength, mental health, hope and self-compassion.

We used to be trapped. And by “we,” I really do mean all of us. A few hundred years ago, the majority of the world lived in ...

Samuel Johnson was an English author and lexicographer who lived between the years of 1709 and 1784. He is best remembered by ...