Tag: studies

Video Games Could Increase Cognitive Skills, Shows Study
A new study has shown that playing video games could increase the health and social skills of children. The research is set...
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ADHD Diagnoses Still Rising, Shows Study
A new study has found that attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder diagnoses are still on the rise in the U.S. The study...
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Gene Sequence For Freckles May Have Been Found
A new study published today in the journal Cell shows that researchers may have isolated a genetic sequence that prom...
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Nut Consumption Linked to Lower Death Rates
A new study has found that eating nuts can significantly lower the risk of death for all causes. The study, published in th...
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Obesity Increases Heart Risks, Regardless of Health
According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and prevention, obesity has become an...
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PG-13 Gunplay Way Up Since The 80s
Since the PG-13 rating was introduced in the mid-80s, the movies carrying the rating have changed substantially. PG-13 used to indicate non-family flicks that weren't quite adult...
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New Genital Herpes Vaccine Trial Begins
With the HPV vaccine a success for preventing cervical cancer, doctors are now turning...
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Televised Presidential Debates Do Matter, Shows Study
Ever since John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon appeared in a televised debate in 1960, TV debates have been...
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Eye Contact Could Predict Autism in Infants
A new study published this week in the journal Nature shows that children as young as six months old may show signs...
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Pre-K Behavioral Problems Could Have Genetic Link
It's sometimes seen that children who are sent to daycare or preschool begin to develop behavioral problems. Though parents might jump to blaming the setting or new experiences, a...
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Binge Drinking Linked to Increased Stroke Risks in New Study
Though the health repercussions and costs of binge drinking have been known for years, re...
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Racially Diverse TV (Both On and Off Camera) Drives Higher Ratings [STUDY]
Although racial minorities and even women are "woefully underrepresented" on TV as leads, writers, and creators,...
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Eating Popcorn at the Movies Makes You Impervious to Advertising, Says Study
You may spend more up front buying your butter-soaked, 6-dollar vat of popcorn next time you hit the theater. But new research suggests that it may make you spend less in the long...
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CDC Nutrition Research Flawed, Shows Study
For decades now, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has been funding research on the nutritional habits o...
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Glass Half Full? It Could Be Your Genetics
People that see the world in a dark light and focus on the negatives in life could have that outlook partially due to their genetics. A new study by researchers from the Universit...
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