Tag: studies

Love Imagery Can Hurt Sales, Shows Study
Just one month ago stores, magazines, and television were filled with images of perfect couples celebrating Valentine's Day with the perfect compliment of expensive flowers, jewelr...
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NASA to Conduct Twin Astronaut Studies
The physics behind spaceflight are well understood, but what exactly being in orbit does to the human body is still being uncovered. To help out with this research...
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Math Anxiety Could Hurt Health Messaging, Shows Study
Though mathematics is one of the most important inventions in the history of humanity, many humans actually have an aversion to the subject. Researchers call this "math anxiety" a...
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Extra Calories Could Help Slow Lou Gehrig’s Disease
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS, also known as Lou Gherig's disease) is a debilitating motor neuron disease that can make it difficult for those affected to move or even breathe...
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American Wealth Still Down Since the Recession, Shows Study
Though the U.S. was hit hard by the recession and the popped housing market bubble, generous infusions of government money have managed to begin turning the numbers around. Employ...
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Breastfeeding No Better Than The Bottle, Shows Study
New mothers are often under quite a bit of pressure to breastfeed. This isn't possible for everyone, though, and so many women end up feeling like failures due to these social pre...
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Baby Reading Tools Don’t Work, Shows Study
New parents eager to dote on their new arrival are often ambitious for their child. The large industry that has sprung up around teaching babies to read early is a testament to th...
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Watching Violent Media Linked to a Gene
Though often used as a scapegoat during times of stress, its clear that violent...
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New Childhood Genetic Disorder Identified
Researchers with the U.S. National Institutes of health today announced the discovery of a new genetic disorder. The disease is known to affect young children, causing fever, rash...
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Cortisol Linked to Depression, Especially in Young Men
Researchers today announced that the first biomarker for clinical depression has been identified. A new study, published...
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Americans Seen Turning Against Animal Testing
The gap in opinion between young and old in the U.S. can often be wide. The country has seen significant movement on political issues such as gay marriage and marijuana legalizati...
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More Chemicals Linked to Child Brain Disorders
A new study out of Harvard has identified six new chemicals that may be related to spikes in brain disorders in children. Researchers are concerned that toxic chemicals may be par...
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Quitting Smoking Linked to Improved Mental Health
The benefits of not smoking are well-known and heavily publicized in the U.S. I...
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Tablet Gaming Linked to Motion Sickness
Tablet and smartphone gaming has become a billion-dollar industry in just a few short years. With the massive install base these devices represent, game publishers are now targeti...
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Fear Can Build Brand Loyalty, Shows Study
It's well-known anecdotally that horror can bring people together. A scary movie or haunted house trip can bring couples and friends closer than most communal activities as people...
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