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From BMI to dental trauma, this week's newly published books highlight current challenges and evolving approaches in clinical practice.

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Reflecting on the outcomes of the UN Climate Change Conference in Belém, Professor Eduardo Jacob-Lopes, Editor-in-Chief of the Green Energy and Environmental Technology ( ) journal, examines the growing gap between climate commitments and implementation.

Are we truly acting with the urgency this crisis demands?
Read the commentary: bit.ly/4fnzJcu

How do economics, policy decisions, and social inequalities shape healthcare systems?

The book "Economics of Healthcare – Studies and Cases" explores healthcare efficiency, equity, and policymaking through research and case studies from across the field.

Freely access the book and chapters: bit.ly/4vk1oQ0

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Visit the IntechOpen stand, 213B at the World Trade Centre Kuala Lumpur from May 29 to June 7.

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On the International Day for Biological Diversity, we celebrate the diversity of life across our planet, from microscopic organisms to plant and animal ecosystems.

To mark the occasion, we invite you to explore "Biodiversity Conservation - Ecological, Environmental, and Societal Aspects," an book covering biodiversity conservation, ecosystem resilience, and sustainable environmental management.

Explore the book: bit.ly/3RflIDE

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Can outputs appear trustworthy while quietly shifting toward harmful or biased responses?

A new article explores "hidden good-to-bad tipping" in LLMs and what drives AI reliability failures in finance, law, healthcare, and defense.

Read the article: bit.ly/4nHIi3T

On World Bee Day, we highlight research exploring one of nature’s fascinating paradoxes: why does the old queen bee leave the colony?

The chapter examines how queen departure may help honeybee colonies improve resilience against infectious diseases through changes in genetic composition.

Read more: bit.ly/3PzhBl5