Tag: Study

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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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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Marital Satisfaction Linked to Gene in New Study
As humans we would like to think that we're in control of our emotions. That disagreements with loved ones are settled completely on our terms. It turns out, however, that we may...
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Weight Loss Apps Need Work, Shows Study
Calorie-counters and workout trackers have become big business in mobile app stores. The weight loss industry is shifting quickly into the new mobile world. However, a new study...
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Bigfoot Gets Caught on Camera Again
Well, it looks like old Bigfoot is at it again, walking around and parading himself like some animal. In case you don’t know who Bigfoot is, he’s a big bi-pedal hairy ape-like c...
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Too Many Food Pics Can Ruin Appetites, Shows Study
Though there are many things to brag about over social media, one of the most popular seems to be dinner....
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Alcohol-Preferring Gene Found in Rats
The National Institutes of Health this week announced that it has discovered a gene link in rats selectively bred to prefer alcohol. Researchers believe the new findings could eve...
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Pregnancy Weight Gain Linked to Childhood Obesity
Though recent data has shown that childhood obesity numbers are fall...
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Incidence of Infants Sharing a Bed Rising, Says NIH
The NIH this week revealed results from the National Infant Sleep Position Study that show that the incidence of infants sharing a bed with an adult or another child has more than...
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Health Insurance Marketplaces Open Tomorrow, Fewer Than Half of Americans Know
Tomorrow one of the biggest changes in U.S. healthcare in decades is scheduled to take effect. Millions of Americans who have never had access to health insurance will be able to...
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The Science Behind Traffic Jams
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RA4WaNLR2gU Each snowflake in an avalanche pleads not guilty. It is the same for drivers in traffic; we are traffic, but we wonder how traffic can...
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