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From Google to ChatGPT: Students are changing how they search for knowledge

Knowledge of remote medication abortion among patients traveling from states that restrict abortion - EurekAlert!

Knowledge about genes isn't enough: How to inform people about genetic risk of obesity - EurekAlert!

Researchers call on conservation genomics efforts to better engage with Indigenous communities and knowledge - EurekAlert!

Financial education may need to move beyond knowledge alone in the digital age - EurekAlert!

Our knowledge of the world drives innovation - EurekAlert!

Scientists improve knowledge on sea level rise — and confirm it is accelerating since 1960 - EurekAlert!

Adolescents’ knowledge of legal capacity to independently consent linked to higher STI/HIV testing - EurekAlert!

Knowledge-guided graph machine learning for spatially distributed prediction of daily discharge and nitrogen export dynamics - EurekAlert!

HPV vaccination uptake in adults shaped by knowledge and medical advice - EurekAlert!

Snus linked to gum damage – gaps in knowledge about white snus - EurekAlert!

Fascinating archaeological find becomes a source of knowledge - EurekAlert!

How ‘effectively zero-knowledge’ proofs could transform cryptography

Democrats Seek Answers About Oil Companies’ Knowledge of Trump’s Venezuela Operation

Women who rewrote the stars: Test your knowledge of female astronomers

Cases of whooping cough remain high, but knowledge about the disease still low - EurekAlert!

Using AI to Find Information Could Diminish Your Knowledge, Study Finds

The UJI advances knowledge on social segregation and the construction of the nation-state in Latin America and the Hispanic Caribbean - EurekAlert!

Cartoon-based diabetes education found to be as effective as traditional lectures in enhancing children's knowledge and physical activity - EurekAlert!

On #ComingOutDay, a reminder that science also has closets. Some fields hide uncomfortable parts of their past: from colonial histories to narrow ideas of who “belongs” in science. Tyler Kibbey argues that opening those closets means rethinking how knowledge is built and who gets to build it.