EDINBURGH, Scotland — Maintaining a healthy weight and continuing education
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Survey: 3 In 10 Workers ‘Too Busy’ To Get Cup Of Coffee On The Job
EVESHAM, England — While a majority of European workers
Study: For Science Questions, Some Religions Turn To Faith For Answers
HOUSTON — Some faiths are more likely than others
Corrupt Government Tops List Of Americans’ Greatest Fears, Survey Finds
ORANGE, Calif. — For the third year in a row,
Women Spread Gossip Mostly To Win A Man’s Attention, Study Finds
OTTAWA, Ontario — Men and women both spread scuttlebutt
Survey: Most Millennials, Gen Z Adults Prefer Texting Over Talking In Person
NEW YORK — If the emoji movie wasn’t symbolic
Study: Daily Cup Of Black Tea Can Help Aid Weight Loss Efforts
LOS ANGELES — A dose of English breakfast in the
Autism Diagnoses More Common In Wealthier, Educated Communities, Study Finds
MADISON, Wisc. — Autism is more prevalent in wealthier
Stress May Be Just As Bad For Your Body As Junk Food, Study Finds
PROVO, Utah — Stress may contribute to poor health
Young Children Who Own Cellphones More Likely To Be Victims Of Cyberbullying, Study Finds
BRIDGEWATER, Ma. — If you needed another reason to
Squirrels Use Sophisticated Technique To Separate Nuts By Type, Study Finds
BERKELEY, Calif. — Some squirrels go a little nuts
Eat More Broccoli To Ensure A Healthier Gut, Study Finds
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Broccoli just might be the
Supportive Relationships Breed Self-Confidence, Ambition, Study Finds
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Having a little help from
Teachers Struggle To Bond With Minority Students, Children Of Immigrants, Study Finds
NEW YORK — As the racial divide in the U.S.
Religion, By Itself, Doesn’t Motivate People To Be More Politically Active, Study Finds
LAWRENCE, Kan. — Religion often molds the positions voters take
Study: Healthy Political Debate Makes People Think Harder, Strengthens Resolve
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. — Perhaps debating with others really is healthy,
People More Likely To Fall For Fake News If Popular On Social Media, Study Finds
NEW YORK — Is social media the key to
Homicide Is #1 Contributor To Years Of Lost Life Among African Americans, Study Finds
BLOOMINGTON, Indiana — For African Americans, homicide is the
College Students More Likely To Cheat In Boring Classes, Study Finds
COLUMBUS, Ohio — College students who consider themselves risk
Poll: Most Americans Want Columbus Day To Remain A Holiday
NEW YORK — Despite increased controversy surrounding the celebration of
DNA Doom: Study Finds Divorce Is Genetic
LUND, Sweden — Your likelihood of seeing your marriage end
Bad News Best Served Straight To The Point, Study Finds
PROVO, Utah — Just lay it on them. When it
One Hour of Exercise A Week Can Prevent Depression, Study Finds
SYDNEY — Just an hour of exercise a week helps
Study: Cheating, Telling A Lie Easier To Do When With A Group
MUNICH, Germany — Nobody likes a liar, but telling
Survey: Most Want Feds To Better Address Climate Change — Though Half Wouldn’t Spend $1 To Help
CHICAGO — A new poll finds that a large
Study: Despite Easy Access To Kids, Many YouTube Videos Glorify ‘Fun’ Side Of Alcohol
PITTSBURGH — Perhaps YouTube should change its name to BoozeTube.
Parents More Likely To Favor Same-Gendered Children, Study Finds
NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. — So much for being a “mama’s
Smile: Moods Are Contagious Among Friends, Study Finds
WARWICK, England — Most moods among friends are actually