Tag: studies

Two Million in UK Could Use Weight Loss Surgery
It's well-known that millions of Americans are overweight or obese. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has even classified obesity as an epidemic within the...
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Too Much Narcissism Could Hinder Leadership, Shows Study
In the past, studies have shown that Narcissists might tend to emerge as leaders within groups. This makes a certain amount of intuitive sense, as those who think highly of their...
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Study Reveals Successful Language For Kickstarter Campaigns
As the Kickstarter platform has gained popularity, more startups than ever are now using the service to crowdsource funding for their projects. Not every Kickstarter project, howe...
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Preschooler Obesity Influenced by Parents, Sleep
Though the prevalence of obese preschool-age children in the U.S. is on...
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Driving Restrictions, Campus Interventions Curb Underage Drinking, Shows Study
The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) today announced that the U.S. Surgeon General's recommended strategies to curb...
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Children May Not Affect Life Satisfaction, Shows Study
Though parents around the world are likely to believe their lives have been enhanced by their children, studies have found that the stress of parenting can put a strain on marriage...
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School Drug Testing Doesn’t Work, Shows Study
Though states such as Colorado and Washington are easing up on marijuana,...
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Weight Linked to Heart Health More Than Fitness, Shows Study
Though it had long been assumed that fitness was more important to health than a bit of excess fat, research is now beginning to show that weight may be even more important than fi...
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People Are Living Longer – Especially Women
It has long been the case that the average life expectancy for women has been higher than for men. Whatever the cause for this discrepancy, a new study has once again confirmed th...
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Drivers Distracted Around 10% of the Time, Shows Study
Proponents of driverless vehicle technology have argued that su...
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Social Factors Heavily Influence Food Habits, Shows Study
It's often pointed out anecdotally that food portion sizes in the U.S. are larger than those in other countries, which could contribute to the country's increasing...
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Antibiotic Overuse Could Create Global Health Crisis, Shows Study
For years now, the medical community, including the U.S. Centers For Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), have been...
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New Autism Checklist More Accurate, Says NIH
When it comes to autism, diagnostic speed is key. Treatments for the condition rely on early intervention therapies and the sooner in the life of a child with autism they begin, t...
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Almost All Chicken Breasts Shown to Contain Harmful Bacteria
Chicken is one of the most widely eaten meats in the U.S. and around the world, but it could also be one of the most dangerous. Consumer Reports this week revealed the results o...
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Virgin Birth Claims Examined in New Study
The Christian story of the birth of Jesus may be the most well-known virgin birth claim in history, but it turns out that such claims are not as rare as we might think. A new...
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