Tag: studies

Facebook Linked to Negative Female Body Image
The new world of social media now allows nearly everyone across the world to connect. The benefits of this technology are plain, and platforms such as...
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Fussy: TV Study Finds Difficult Infants Watch More Media
It has been known for decades now that too much TV can be a bad thing, especially for children. Recent research has even...
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Spinal Cord Stimulation Brings Movement to Paraplegics
For many paraplegics the road to recovery too often does not end with regained movement. Many paralyzed muscles remain that way despite decades of medical research. Now a new tec...
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Procrastination Genetically Linked to Impulsivity
Even with the constant connection that humans now have with each other through the internet, procrastination can still be a problem. Now new research is showing that procrastinati...
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Violent-Game Criticism is Dying Out
Every time a new entertainment medium arises, a select segment of the human population will rail against it for content deemed inappropriate. By reflecting the true nature of huma...
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Less Screen Time Could Leave Children Healthier
It's been known for decades now that couch potatoes tend to be less healthy than their more active peers. With content moving onto mobile devices, however, it is unclear whether t...
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Schools Are Bad At Stopping Bullying, Shows Study
Bullying has been on the mind of parents for the past few years. With the recent rise in cyber-bullying bringing the phenomenon home from school, many are worried that bullied chi...
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Aspirin Doesn’t Prevent Pregnancy Loss, Shows Study
It is common in the U.S. for doctors to prescribe low doses of aspirin for prospective mothers who have had a previous pregnan...
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Childhood Obesity Could Hurt Brainpower, Shows Study
Even with childhood obesity rates seen falling in recent years in the U.S., the medical...
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Even Popular Kids Are Bullied, Shows Study
As parents become more aware of the internet, more attention has been brought to the topic of cyber-bullying and bullying i...
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Migraine Headaches Linked to Post-Stress Relaxation
For millions of Americans migraine headaches can appear suddenly and often lead to debilitating pain. Because migraines a...
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Gaming Isn’t Entirely Antisocial, Shows Study
For decades now parents across the world have been nagging children to put down the video games and get outside the house to socialize. With the advent of the internet and more...
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Flu Vaccines Cut Risks For Children, Shows Study
The backlash in the U.S. against vaccines seen over the past decade seems to be dying down. Incidents such as the recent...
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“Sodabriety” Challenge Successful at Cutting Teen Sugar Intake
Obesity is now known as an epidemic (and a disease) by the U.S. healthca...
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Depression Linked to Obesity in Teen Girls
The idea that obesity is more closely linked to mental health than physical addictions has long been a pop psychology canard...
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