Tag: Research

Insulin Treatments for Diabetes May Become Obsolete
Type-1 diabetes is a medical condition in which patients suffer from a deficiency of insulin, produced in the islets of Langerhans region of the pancreas. Insulin is responsible fo...
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Big Data Spending to Surge This Year
As technology manufacturers deal with falling PC sales, many companies are turning to their enterprise solutions and services businesses to shore up revenues. One of the solutions...
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Autism Project in GA is Working for Early Diagnosis
Hearing that your child has a disorder is nothing any parent wants to hear, but often many developmental disorders are discovered when the child is fairly young. This isn't always...
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Chronic Pain, Is It All In The Brain?
"Mind over matter" is advice that seems to come up again and again these days. Can this advice be helpful even with something as brutally overwhelming as chronic pain? Well,...
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USA! USA! We’re Number One…in Porn! (We Did It, You Guys)
Hello fellow Americans. Recently losing our obesity crown to Mexico has probably got you feelin...
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People on the Internet Are Made Nicer by Other People’s Niceness
If a book, TV show, movie, restaurant, etc. is incredibly popular (I mean, everyone is raving about it), there's a chance that you might assign it a positive rating too - even if y...
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This Mosquito Video Will Make You Feel Icky
Mosquitoes are the worst insect to ever grace this planet. They take a person's blood without asking, and only leave behind West Nile and Malaria in its place. I thought a video sh...
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Google Glass May Just Help The Blind ‘See’
What do you think of when you hear about Google Glass? Is it Google being stingy about porn...
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Are You As Satisfied With The Google Experience As You Used To Be?
Research out this week from Foresee finds that customer satisfaction with Google...
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3D Printers Might Be Slowly Killing You
3D printers are hardly dangerous. Sure, they can make things that could kill you, but th...
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The Rise Of Social Gaming Doesn’t Mean Gamers Are Becoming More Social
Social and mobile gaming is huge. That fact can't be disputed...
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Forrester Report Finds Behavioral Marketing Data Is Working, But 45% Aren’t Capturing Data
Forrester has put out a new report commissioned by Silverpop, surveying 157 U.S. marketers on behavioral data and automation. "Of the findings, the most notable might be that w...
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Mobile Ad Revenue Jumped 83% In 2012 Hitting Record $8.9 Billion
Mobile ad revenue in 2012 was up a whopping 82.8% hitting $8.9 billion, according to newly released findings from the U.S. IAB Mobile Marketing Center of Excellence, IAB Europe and...
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Google’s New Databoard Lets You Create Custom Infographics
Google has just unveiled a nice little data sharing tool for businesses that aims to keep up with the latest data available from studies Google chooses to include. It lets you easi...
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Pew: The Majority of Americans Now Own Smartphones
For the first time ever, Pew Research Center can say that the majority of American adults own smartphones. Not the majority of American adult cellphone owners, mind you. They m...
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