Behind the Paper
The real stories behind the latest research papers, from conception to publication, the highs and the lows
Looking Beyond Treatment: What Children with Cancer Really Need
When a child is diagnosed with cancer, attention understandably centres on treatment and survival. Yet, many of the child’s and family’s broader needs often remain unrecognized. This work explores what lies beyond treatment
The Impact of Clinical Teaching Behavior on Learning Experience of Nursing Students
Clinical education is the cornerstone of nursing education and an important aspect of the nursing curriculum. This research aimed to investigate the influence and effect of the teaching methods utilized by clinical teachers on the training of Saudi nursing students.
When drought turns urban green into urban inequality
Across 245 major U.S. cities, we found that drought and compound climate extremes do not affect urban vegetation equally. Marginalized communities often experience more severe vegetation degradation during drought, which can further increase heat exposure and deepen existing inequalities.
Why the world’s enclosed seas are on the frontline of climate change
Enclosed marginal seas are hotspots of environmental change, yet their future has been understudied. We show that these regions are warming rapidly and may shift toward near-permanent marine heatwaves under unmitigated global warming.
