Tag: Study

New Anti-Smoking Campaign Successful, Says CDC
Anyone who watched TV, or even just YouTube last spring has seen the ads. Men and women giving "tips" from their personal experiences with...
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Less Sleep Leads to More Calories, Shows Study
For people with more to do and ever less time to do it in, poor sleep habits and a bad diet are almost an inevitability. Now, a new study has shown that those poor sleep habits mi...
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Yelling at Kids Nearly as Bad as Hitting Them, Shows Study
It's generally agreed upon in modern cultures that hitting children, even as punishment, is bad. The effects of physical abuse on children have been well-documented in recent deca...
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Fruits Linked to Lower Diabetes Risk
The common admonishment for children to eat their fruits and vegetables may have more truth behind it than most common food adages. A new study from researchers at the Harvard Sch...
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Women Who Drink Before Bearing Children Have Higher Breast Cancer Risk
Drinking has become a pastime at some U.S. universities, but women who drink heavily in the years leading up to motherhood could be putting themselves at risk. A new...
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Human Brain-to-Brain Interface Demonstrated [VIDEO]
Last month, researchers at Harvard University revealed that they have developed a brain-to-brain interface that can allow humans to control the movements of rats. Now, researchers...
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Video Games Don’t Make Teens Violent, Shows Study
Earlier this week, an 8-year-old in Louisiana shot and killed his grandmother. The incident has sparked new flames in the ongoing U.S. gun control debate, but the familiar scapego...
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U.S. School Health Policies Improving, Says CDC
The epidemic of obesity in the U.S. has reached even children. Though s...
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Genetic Markers Linked to Schizophrenia
The causes of mental illnesses are often obscured in a cloud of of environmental, genetic, and personal factors. Now, one...
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Teens’ Music Distracts From Driving, Shows Study
Teen drivers are notorious for higher rates of vehicle accidents and higher insurance premiums. Though assumptions might blam...
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Eating Disorder Risk, Brain Size Linked in New Study
Earlier this week, a new study revealed evidence that certain eating diso...
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Alcoholism, Eating Disorders Genetically Linked, Shows Study
Alcoholism and eating disorders have both been found to have a genetic component for those at risk. Now, a new study has...
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Coffee, Tea Linked to Liver Health
Last week, a study found that excessive coffee consumption (four or more cups per day) could...
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Soft Drinks, Problem Children Linked in New Study
Soda is ubiquitous in the U.S. Restaurants, gas stations, and vending machines entice Americans with the inexpensive sugary dr...
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High Coffee Consumption Linked to Higher Death Risk
Many people across the world begin their day with a hot cup of coffee. Most people would agree that this is not a dangerous...
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