The Lancet

Age- and sex-specific attributable impact of modifiable risk factors on atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease in Korea: a nationwide population-based cohort study

These findings reveal distinct age- and sex-specific patterns in the burden of modifiable risk factors in contemporary Koreans. Tailored prevention strategies that reflect national epidemiological ...
The New Yorker

The British Empire Was Much Worse Than You Realize

At the height of the British Empire, just after the First World War, an island smaller than Kansas controlled roughly a quarter of the world’s population and landmass. To the architects of this ...
Canadian Medical Association Journal

Disparities in cost-related prescription nonadherence between Black and White adults in Canada

Background: Cost-related prescription nonadherence is a prominent barrier that may affect health outcomes in Black ...
Scientific Research Publishing

Environmental Quality, Governance, and Quality-of-Life: A Cross-National Comparative Analysis ()

Air Pollution, Environmental Quality, Governance, Quality of Life, Social Indicators, Cross-National Analysis, Between-Within Model, PM 2.5 Raghupathi, W. and Zhang, D. (2026) Environmental Quality, ...
Scientific Research Publishing

The Perceived Intensity of Workplace Toxicity by Demographics and the Mitigating Effects of Organizational Support, Engagement, and Employee Well-Being ()

Workplace toxicity remains a significant organizational challenge for companies, negatively impacting performance, increasing turnover, and harming the psychological well-being of employees. Prior ...