Category: Research
Pandemic Causing Many Smokers to Quit
In only five months, 2020 appears to have seen more people quit smoking than any other year since...
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Promising Results in New Study for Dogs Sniffing Out Covid-19 in Humans
For centuries, dogs noses have been used to scent out everything from prey to vermin, bees to...
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Scientists May have Discovered Malaria-Proof Mosquitoes
It’s early to celebrate, but any news about keeping mosquitoes from spreading malaria is...
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5 Key Findings About Millennials
The Millennial Generation often comes with a negative connotation. That’s because older...
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Study Finds That Viewing Others’ Selfies Is Bad For Self-Esteem
Hot on the trails of a study that found that posting selfies is good for your mental health comes...
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New Study Suggests Deadlines Are Inefficient
According to a study from professors at the Walter J. Whitman School of Management at Syracuse...
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Ginger: The World’s Next Superfood
For centuries, civilizations have been consuming ginger not only for its taste, but for its varied...
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Happy Cows Have More Calcium
Do you remember those ads about how happy cows make better milk? Turns out they were on to...
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Hedgehogs Do Just Fine in Cities
Most people probably don’t think about hedgehogs all that often. They’re reasonably popular as...
Read MoreDinosaurs Could Develop Tumors
Dinosaurs, it turns out, could get facial tumors. Previously, non-cancerous facial tumors had only been found in humans, other mammals, and some modern reptiles. But a hadrosaur, a type of duck-billed dinosaur, was discovered in...
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Young Women Most Likely to Suffer Anxiety
A new paper from the journal Brain and Behavior suggested this week that around the world, young...
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Obesity on the Rise in Women and Teens
Here in the United States, one of our biggest problems is growing—literally. Two new studies from...
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