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Adolescent mental health, gender & social media

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Latest: Social media use linked to psychological distress in studies

Longitudinal research from Australia, South Korea, and the United States links digital habits and physical activity to teenage mental health. In Australia, a ten-year study found that adolescents spending over two hours

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Generative AI integration, copyright and cognitive risks

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Latest: AI adoption accelerates across legal and creative industries

Generative AI is being integrated into professional sectors, bringing both efficiency and significant risks. In marketing, the technology allows for rapid content creation but risks inaccurate pricing or the omission of

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Pre-colonial Indigenous Australian population research

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Latest: Indigenous Australian pre-colonial population estimated at 2.22 million

New research published in the journal Nature Human Behaviour indicates that Australia’s Indigenous population, including Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders, was significantly larger prior to European colonization tha

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Generation Z retirement savings decline

2 clusters · 24 sources · last updated

Latest: Students face diverse challenges during back-to-school season

A study by People’s Pension in the United Kingdom highlights a decline in retirement savings among Generation Z and Millennials. Driven by a global cost-of-living crisis, a demographic referred to as NERDs (Never Ever Re

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Impact of AI on professional writing and linguistics

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Latest: AI writing assistants linked to decline in linguistic diversity

Discussions regarding the impact of artificial intelligence on professional writing have shifted from assessing its resilience compared to coding to examining its effects on linguistic variety. Initial observations sugg

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