A range of studies show that women are more likely to have a negative perception of their delivery with either an elective or emergency C-section.
A range of studies claiming to show that male circumcision reduces HIV transmission have been seriously flawed, most recently a trio of trials conducted in Kenya, Uganda and South Africa.
A range of studies report puberty starting earlier in western societies – and while the reality of sexual experimentation may not be as graphic or extreme as the tabloids would have us believe, that, too, can begin long before 13.
A range of studies have demonstrated that larval fish and invertebrates may orient towards reef sound and perhaps even discern among sound types; however, there are very limited data on the distances over which acoustic cues might be used.
A range of studies have highlighted gender and diversity issues in computer science.
A range of studies have found young people are more likely to be teetotal, drug use has fallen, and teenagers have stopped getting themselves pregnant.
A range of studies over the last 40 years have shown that inmates who maintain close contact with families while incarcerated have a better chance at successful parole and are less likely to return to prison.
A range of studies show different outcomes from impairment to enhancement to no change.
A range of studies has recently reported gene expression patterns in overt TGCT.
A range of studies are available to guide Thai policy makers to prioritise HIV/AIDS interventions.
A range of studies have looked at gender issues in medical education.
