University Of Warwick

• Social vulnerability matters in vaccine rollout, says international research team

  Maxwell Smith says 'even relatively innocuous criteria' like age should be balanced with factors like income or access to health care when deciding who gets COVID-19 vaccines when.

  Health

  Feb 25, 2021
  
• Jiggly, guffaw, boobs: Alberta researchers determine funniest words in English language

  The U of A study found the letter k and the sound "oo" (as in "boot") are significantly more likely to occur in funny words than in words that are not funny.

  Education

  Nov 27, 2018
  
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• Parents of preemies as fulfilled as those with full-term babies in long run: study

  According to a new University of Warwick study, parents of premature babies are just as happy long-term as those who have full-term babies.

  Health

  Aug 10, 2017
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• Babies in Canada cry more than infants born in other countries: study

  The study calculated the average of how long babies fuss and cry every 24 hours across different countries in an infant’s first 12 weeks.

  Canada

  Apr 3, 2017
• How a raisin can predict your child’s academic future

  The raisin test can forecast a child’s attention and academic achievement, according to researchers.

  Health

  Nov 20, 2015