Tag: Study

Breastfeeding Linked to Reduced Alzheimer’s Risk
Though there are many medical reasons why breastfeeding is widely recommended, researchers at the University of Cambridge have made an unlikely connection through a new study. T...
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Incense Smoke Can Cause Lung Inflammation, Shows Study
In many cultures across the world, burning incense is ceremonial or a widespread pastime. A new study, however, has shown t...
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Study: Money Doesn’t Protect People From Toxicants, Just Changes Them
It's a simple assumption that those with greater means will be able to live cleaner, healthier lives away from pollution with access to better foods. A new study, however, shows t...
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New Study: A Pricier Burger could mean a Living Wage
The recent striking by fast food workers in many large cities has prompted an undergra...
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Exercise Doesn’t Reduce Hot Flashes, Shows Study
Tough news today for women going through menopause. A new study conducted by researchers with the MsFLASH Research Networ...
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Breast Reductions Improve Health, Shows Study
Though the reasons for a woman to undergo breast reduction surgery may vary, the surgery is one of the most commonly performed...
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Mathematicians Bring Numbers to the Gun Debate
The elementary school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut last December put gun c...
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Most Millionaires Don’t Consider Themselves Rich
What does it take to be rich in America? Does the word "millionaire" mean what it used to mean? We ran a...
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Peanut Allergies Not the Epidemic Americans Might Think
The shift from the customary airplane packets of peanuts to off-brand Chex mix was made in part to protect those with peanut allergies. Throughout the 90s, advocacy groups and sto...
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Shaming Doesn’t Help Obese People Lose Weight, Shows Study
Americans are now larger than ever, and predicted to become even larger over t...
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Cities Safer Than Rural Areas, Shows Study
Americans' vision of the rural U.S. is often the idyllic Mayberry setting of The Andy Griffith Show. However, a new st...
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3D Printers Might Be Slowly Killing You
3D printers are hardly dangerous. Sure, they can make things that could kill you, but th...
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Facebook Posts Used to Find Strep Throat Outbreak Source
Social media is largely thought of as a way for people across the world to keep in touch and share moments from their lives. The information being collected on sites like Twitter...
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New Diabetes Treatment Uses Injectable “Smart Sponge”
Researchers from several U.S. universities this week announced a new diabetes treatment method that uses a "smart sponge" a...
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Obesity Risk Could be Passed on Through Sperm, Shows Study
Though a mother's health during pregnancy can dramatically affect the health of a child, researchers have now found evidence that the health of fathers may also contribute. A ne...
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