Sage blog posts

Who Calls the Shots? Algorithmic Decision-Making and The Future of Military Medical Evacuation

July 24, 2026

Summer, suicide, and mass shootings: What seasonal patterns can and can’t tell us

How can the seasonality of suicides and mass shootings indicate underlying drivers and help us prepare preventative resources before seasonal peaks?

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Mark É Czeisler
July 24, 2026

A kind of alien intelligence: exploring the otherness of AI

Is AI the alien intelligence we've been looking for all along?

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Paul Dickerson
July 22, 2026

India's Development Journey: Growth, Progress, and the Challenges Within

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July 21, 2026

Survey reveals how lifestyle medicine clinicians safely taper glucose lowering drugs in type 2 diabetes

Lifestyle interventions can improve glycemic control in patients with type 2 diabetes, allowing clinicians to deprescribe medications using recommended guidelines.

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Micaela Karlsen
July 20, 2026

Rethinking measurements of football heading: Could changes to the ball reduce energy transfer to the brain?

Small changes to football design could help reduce long-term brain health risks for players who head the ball.

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Andy Harland , Ieuan Phillips
July 17, 2026

Does Your Caste Affect Your Chances of Getting a Loan?

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July 15, 2026

When the chatbot becomes the confidant: Rethinking AI risk in mental health

A new assessment can help clinicians determine whether an AI chatbot relationship poses a risk to the user's mental health.

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Etienne Barou-Laforie
July 14, 2026

Why Your Brain Needs a Walk in the Park?

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July 13, 2026

A filament lightbulb in focus against a blue background

Webinar follow-up: “Conducting Independent Research”

All your questions about conducting independent research, from research access, funding, ethics approval, collaboration and more!

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July 03, 2026

National Doctors' Day: More Than a Consultation, A Lifelong Commitment to Care

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July 01, 2026

Celebrating women in engineering: Part 4- Perspectives across the engineering community

Perspectives from across disciplines, roles, and career stages on working in engineering today.

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June 23, 2026

Celebrating women in engineering: Part 3- Advice and inspiration for the next generation

Discover practical advice, encouragement, and lessons learned for those starting or growing a career in engineering.

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June 23, 2026

Celebrating women in engineering: Part 2- Inclusion and impact in Engineering

Reflections on why inclusion matters and how diverse perspectives are shaping research and innovation.

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June 23, 2026

Celebrating women in engineering: Part 1- Journeys into engineering

Explore the varied paths into engineering shared by our authors and editors, from early inspiration to career milestones and pivots.

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June 23, 2026

Journal cover for journal of gynecologic surgery

In conversation with Gwendolyn Quinn, new Editor-in-Chief of ‘Journal of Gynecologic Surgery’

Learn more about the newest Editor-in-Chief of Mary Ann Liebert’s ‘Journal of Gynecologic Surgery’ and her vision for the future.

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Gwendolyn Quinn, PhD
June 22, 2026

Webinar follow-up: “Mastering the Neurology Publication Journey: From Submitting to Publishing your Research”

Further resources for those attended our latest webinar, or any researchers who are looking to publish a neurology paper.

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June 18, 2026

Translating rigorous science into effective policy: bridging the gap

What roles do these academic institutions play in addressing the broader and increasingly complex health challenges facing our society?

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Stephanie Haridopolos
June 17, 2026

From Social Margins to Business Leadership: The Entrepreneurial Journey of a Hijra Transwoman

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June 17, 2026

In Conversation with Peter J. Adams

Many researchers see theory and philosophy as abstract and intimidating. In this interview, Peter Adams explains why they are essential to strong research, how they shape better questions and methods, and why their importance is growing in the age of AI.

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June 17, 2026

Pride 2024 – Decolonizing Queer Academia: LGBTQ Experiences Outside the Western Lens

Pride month with the editors of 'Sex & Sexualities': Studying sexualities during turbulent times

Read our interview with the editors of Sage journal 'Sex & Sexualities' conducted in honor of pride month about their work and the landscape of LGBTQ+ research.

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Amy L. Stone , Rebecca Plante , Anima Adjepong
June 12, 2026

a woman with a purple rucksack and a man in a hi-vis jacket labelled 'researcher' conducting a survey on a rugged trail

Are you ready? Many mountainous national park hikers and trail runners are less prepared for the wilderness than they think they are

A survey of day-hikers and trail runners in 2024 reveals that despite believing that they are adequately prepared, only 15.7% of respondents met the definition for wilderness prepared.

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John Lambert
June 10, 2026

Upcoming webinar: Advance your career through journal publishing

Upcoming How to Do Research and Get Published webinars

Upcoming webinars from July to September from our award winning How to Do Research and Get Published webinars.

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Moazzma Arshad
June 08, 2026

When the signal fails, the community does not: what Radio Dhimsa teaches us about rural media

In a forested, hilly corner of eastern India, a small radio station is doing something mainstream media rarely manages: speaking directly to the people it is meant to serve, in their own language, about their own lives.

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Aniruddha Jena
June 05, 2026

Webinar follow-up: “Research that Impacts the Queer Community”

All your questions about research that impacts the queer community, answered!

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June 04, 2026

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From grant writing to field leadership: a pathway for authors

If you have recently written a grant proposal, you may already be closer to your next publication than you think.

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Amy Goundry
June 03, 2026

Rethinking careers advice: what does employability look like in the curriculum?

"It is important to teach AI uses to students, so they are AI literate and skilled, so they are entering the job market AI ready"

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Liz George , Tom Lowe
June 02, 2026

Is the traditional career ladder still enough?

A promotion used to be the clearest sign that your career was moving forward.

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Evangelina R Joseph
June 01, 2026

Anxious activists? Differences among college students from immigrant families

Political engagement can be a source of agency and a way to alleviate anxiety, but is this still the case among college students from immigrant families?

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Erin Manalo-Pedro , Laura E. Enriquez , Jennifer R. Nájera , Annie Ro
May 29, 2026

Quality assessment: a brief guide to identifying reputable journals

As the world of academic publishing continues to expand, authors must be savvy about where they submit their work. With bad actors attempting to leverage systemic vulnerabilities, special care must be taken to identify high-quality publishing outlets.

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Robert Tinkle , Sam Andrews
May 27, 2026

Why Data Accessibility Matters and What We Should Do to Preserve It

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May 26, 2026

Why Do Some Nose Surgery Results Change Over Time?

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May 26, 2026

Is Active Learning Truly Inclusive for Autistic Learners?

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May 26, 2026

a few jars and a wooden bowl full of traditional herbal medicine ingredients

Making herbal medicine safer, more reliable, and more sustainable

Herbal medicine has always carried human stories. Stories of healing, family, culture, and survival. By bringing stronger science into this field, we can help ensure that these stories continue safely, fairly, and sustainably.

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Esther Ugo Alum
May 25, 2026

Dr Bruce Damer and Prof Dave Deamer in lab

New Astrobiology Special Collection explores emerging scientific evidence for land-based origins of life

The new Astrobiology Special Collection dives into the renewal and transitioning focus of research on the scientific study of life’s origins.

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Bruce Damer , David Deamer
May 22, 2026

Do editors hear the voice of African scholars? The importance of proactive editorial policies in advancing global IR

Editorial intervention is needed to face the challenges and barriers leading to African scholars' underrepresentation in International Relations.

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Lacin Idil Oztig
May 20, 2026

I never thought my NIH fellowship could disappear

The termination of fellowship grants resulted in serious public health consequences and threatened the careers of the next generation of scientists.

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Jahn Jaramillo
May 18, 2026

'Indigenous Management: Knowledges and Framework', an introduction

We wanted to bring together a resource that could be used by an increasing number of people seeking to learn and teach Indigenous management and organization at business schools around the world.

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Jesse Pirini , Stephen Cummings , Ana Maria Peredo
May 15, 2026

Can the cognition of a child who bullies be changed? A theory-based perspective from school nursing

Reframing our approach towards children who bully can help with meaningful cognitive transformation and empathy development.

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Kadriye Demir
May 13, 2026

International Nurses Day 2026

Nursing is shifting from frontline care to leadership and system influence. Across APAC and ANZ, empowered nurses drive better outcomes through evidence-based practice, adaptability, and continuous learning in increasingly complex healthcare environments.

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May 12, 2026