Healthcare research and development (R&D) as reflected in digital news: Analysis from Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa by Emily Ndulue, Sandra Roberts, Praise Abraham

“…The study revealed the following: the types of healthcare developments that were making news in each of the three countries (e.g., new medical technologies, activities of high-profile individuals in the health space, and health sector-building events); the diseases and conditions being prioritised (e.g., HIV/AIDS and mental health); the key stakeholders in the sector (e.g., government officials and funding organisations); and the media narratives around the impact of healthcare R&D (including emphasis on digital health). …”
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An Empirical Study of Macroeconomic Factors and Stock Returns in the Context of Economic Uncertainty News Sentiment Using Machine Learning by Ayesha Jabeen, Muhammad Yasir, Yasmeen Ansari, Sadaf Yasmin, Jihoon Moon, Seungmin Rho

“…The results indicate that the gold index, interest rate, and exchange rate are highly significant and negative macroeconomic factors for all analyzed countries. …”
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The combined impacts of toxic drug use and the 2021 Heat Dome in Canada: A thematic analysis of online news media articles. by Emily J Tetzlaff, Nicholas Goulet, Melissa Gorman, Glen P Kenny

“…Simultaneously, toxic drug use and overdoses related to high-risk use of opioids and polysubstance use continued to rise across the country. …”
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Mapping the terrain of social media misinformation: A scientometric exploration of global research by Jian Wang, Yujia Zhai, Fakhar Shahzad

“…The top five keywords with high frequency are social media, fake news, information, misinformation, and news. …”
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Current status of intestinal parasitosis and microsporidiosis in industrialized countries: Results from a prospective study in France and Luxembourg. by Maxime Moniot, Céline Nourrisson, Eloïse Bailly, Céline Lambert, Patricia Combes, Philippe Poirier

“…<h4>Conclusion/significance</h4>The high prevalence of pathogenic IPs (about 7%) underlines the importance of investigating gastrointestinal disorders through parasite examination, even in developed countries. …”
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The high cancer incidence in young people in Italy: do genetic signatures reveal their environmental causes? by Ruggero Ridolfi

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UKRAINIAN MEDIALANDSCAPE IN THE TIME OF WAR (2022–2024): TRANSFORMATION, RESPONSE TO THE WAR, DYNAMICS OF MEDIA CONSUMPTION by Svitlana Bezchotnikova, Nina Zrazhevska

“…The focus of crowdsourcing and fundraising campaigns, organized by the media, moved in dynamics primarily from people from the war zone who lost their work, home, and relatives in 2022-2023 towards army support and strengthening the defence of the country in 2023-2024. Increased news consumption through social networks was noted, with high trust in official sources like the President and Armed Forces. …”
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Information as a tool for management decision making: a case study of Singapore

“…Because the Company Library provided access to newspapers (very high usage) and business news, information about Political Trends, International and Local Economic Information and Competitor Trends were associated with it. …”
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Envisioning A Resilient Pakistan Gender, Intersectionality And Disaster Risk Reduction by Muhammad Sajjad

“…Adversities of climate change in Pakistan—a nation in south Asia with ~241 million people—are not a news now! Pakistan, frequently hit by several natural hazards including floods, droughts, earthquakes, and extreme heatwaves, is a country that is highly vulnerable to various disasters (Khoshnazar et al., 2023). …”
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The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Communication Studies: Bibliometric Analysis by Aysel Kurnaz

“…For this purpose, the top 20 journals with high impact factors in communication were evaluated according to the Journal Citation Reports (2019) and Scimago Journal &amp; Country Rank (2019) in the Q1 rank. …”
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CHALLENGES TO FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND SAFETY OF JOURNALISM IN UKRAINE by Galyna Piskorska

“…It is widely believed that high-quality investigative journalism, especially in times of conflict, plays a crucial role in ensuring public oversight of government actions. …”
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Social media driven mediatization of youth in BRICS by Zamaswazi P. Cele, Marina G. Shilina, Ndivhuho Tshikovhi

“…As these platforms become more open and widespread, they also exacerbate issues related to information and news consumption, mediation and mediatization. This is particularly crucial for young populations in developing nations such as those in the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) group, who face both high external pressures and internal challenges. …”
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Nigerian newspapers coverage of suicide: Assessment of adherence to WHO suicide reporting guidelines by Ibe Ben Onoja, Success Emmanuel Unekwu Ojih, Patience Ojonile Onoja, Nelson Monday Onoja, Paul Bebenimibo, Shedrack Egbunu Akor

“…Method: Quantitative content analysis method was adopted and 205 online suicide-related stories from news portals of 10 purposefully selected newspapers were analyzed. …”
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Statistical Risk Characteristics and Risk Scoring of Hospital-Acquired Malnutrition for Pediatric Patients by Khreshna Syuhada, Dessie Wanda, Risti Nur’aini, Chairun Ardiantari, Ayu Susilo

“…The findings showed several risk factors or characteristics for HaM prevalence: sex, age, medical diagnosis, diet, nutrition route, and NEWS score. The early warning system to pediatric patients is conducted by calculating malnutrition-at-risk in which a value beyond 100.5 is considered as having high potential risk for HaM. …”
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THE DEVELOPMENT OF SCIENCE AND THE FATE OF A SCIENTIST (FOLLOWING GENETICS) by Jonas Rubikas

“…There are rare exceptions, i.e., a highly positioned scientist with a small delta. At present, the high rate delta scientist whose dissertation was made in a high-rate delta laboratory usually appears after obtaining a habilitated doctorate degree or a simple doctorate. …”
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Assessing the visibility and public engagement of bone marrow and stem cell transplantation research: An altmetric analysis by Mohammad Ahmadian, Shaban Alizadeh, Azadeh Omidkhoda, Fatemeh Sheikhshoaei, Brenda Van Wyk

“…Furthermore, highly cited articles on social media have attracted more attention. …”
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THE DEVELOPMENT OF SCIENCE AND THE FATE OF A SCIENTIST (FOLLOWING GENETICS) by Jonas Rubikas

“…There are rare exceptions, i.e., a highly positioned scientist with a small delta. At present, the high rate delta scientist whose dissertation was made in a high-rate delta laboratory usually appears after obtaining a habilitated doctorate degree or a simple doctorate. …”
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On Student Access and Equity in a Reforming University: by Kwesiga, Joy Constance

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The effect of the Covid pandemic on stock market volatility: Separating initial impact from time-to-recovery by Jin Zeng, Yijia Zhang, Yun Yin, Peter G Moffatt

“…We find a strong negative association between these two measures. Moreover, countries with low initial impact but a long half-life tend to be emerging markets, while those with high initial impact and short half-life tend to be developed economies with well-established stock-markets. …”
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Tracking Network Salience: A Transnational Study of Inter-Media Agenda-Setting in the Iranian-American Crisis 2020 by Shimaa H.A. Mohammed, Guido Keel, May O.S. Ahmed, Adel R.A. Mustafa

“… The present study investigated the international intermedia network agenda setting among eleven news websites from four different languages and three political orientations, in the aftermath of the assassination of Iranian General Qasem Soleimani. …”
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