Tag: studies

Cholesterol Levels Dropping Among Americans, Study Says
While Americans continue to grow obese, a new analysis of U.S. health data sho...
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Your Smartphone Is Now One in a Billion in Use, Worldwide
According to estimates, the population of Earth is just shy of 7 billion people. And according to new research, 1 in 7 of them own a smartphone. The study...
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Diabetes, Heart Disease Risks Rise For Those Who Sit
A new study revealed this week that sitting for long periods of time can increase the risk of diabetes, heart disease, and death. The study, led by the Diabetes Research Group a...
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Young, American, Women Dominate the Twitterverse
Social media marketing firm Beevolve looked at over 36 million Twitter profiles and used their own software to analyze the...
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Hormone Therapy Reduces Heart Risks, Study Finds
A new study has found that women who take hormone replacement therapy for 10 years following menopause have "significantly" reduced risk of heart failure, heart attack, and dying....
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ADHD Linked to Low-Level Prenatal Mercury Exposure
A new study published this week in the journal Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine shows that low-level prenatal mercury exposure might be associated with a great...
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Birth Control Cuts Abortion Rates by More Than Half, Says Study
A new study published this week in the journal Obstetrics & Gynecology shows that providing free birth control to women could reduce abortion rates by 62% to 78%. In addi...
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Diabetes Treatment Drug Shows Encouraging Results in Trials
At the 48th annual meeting of the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (EASD) this week in Berlin, Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals, and Eli Lilly announced data from...
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High Blood Pressure Pregnancy Linked to Lower Child IQ, Study Finds
A new study suggests that mothers with high blood pressure during pregnancy might have a detrimental effect on their child's IQ. The research was...
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Prostate Cancer Study Shows New Test May Reduce Biopsies
Prostate cancer check-ups aren't pleasant, but prostate cancer biopsies are downright horrible, and can lead to infection or urinary troubles. Now, researchers have found a meth...
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LinkedIn Looks At The Professional Vs. Personal Social Network Mindset [Infographic]
LinkedIn and TNS teamed up to release a study called The Mindset Divide, looking at the mindset of global social network users. "On professional networks, the consumer mindset...
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BPA Levels Found to be Higher in Obese Children
A new study published today in the Journal of the American Medical Association shows that children and adolescents who had higher concentrations of bisphenol A (BPA) in their urine...
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Thalidomide Could Relieve Coughing For Patients With a Deadly Lung Disease
Researchers at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine have published findings that indicate thalidomide can significantly reduce the disabling cough seen in people with id...
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SEO Budgets Grow, Google Tells You What To Avoid
Google has been making SEO more difficult for years, and perhaps that's why a new study from SEMPO, the world's largets search marketing-specifi...
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Over Half of Online Adults Post Pictures and Videos
Pew Research says that photos and videos have become "key social currencies," and they have some new figures to back that up. According to...
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