LOS ANGELES — More than 6 million Americans live
Empty Nest Egg: Suffering A Significant Financial Loss Can Kill You, Study Finds
EVANSTON, Ill. — Taking a significant financial loss is
Study: Presence Of Prescription Opioids In Fatal Car Collisions Up 700%
NEW YORK — The opioid epidemic tearing through the
Choosing Where To Stop During Road Trips Creates Stress For Most Parents, Survey Finds
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — “Should we get off at the
Gunfire In JFK Assassination Couldn’t Have Come From Shooter On ‘Grassy Knoll,’ Study Finds
ROCKVILLE, Md. — Science may have finally put an
Trump’s Charisma Led Voters To Look Past Narcissistic Traits In 2016 Election, Study Finds
BOCA RATON, Fla. — Narcissism can make people hard
Empowered Employees Are More Proactive At Work, Even With A Backwards Boss, Study Says
ZHOUKOU, China — A little power goes a long way,
Period Shame Leads 85% Of Women To Improperly Dispose Of Tampons
NEW YORK — Embarrassment over having their period is
Writing To-Do List Before Bedtime Leads To More Restful Sleep
WACO, Texas — Having trouble going to sleep? If
Bestsellers Tend To Be Fiction Titles, Published In Winter, Study Finds
BOSTON — Want to write a bestseller? Certain genres
Study: People Don’t Bike Or Walk To Work Because They Wrongly Think It Takes Too Long
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — More commuters are ditching the car
Study Aims To Find Which Is Healthier: White Or Whole-Wheat Bread?
REHOVOT, Israel — Is it healthy or not? That’s a
Nuts About Nuts? Study Shows Your Heart Loves Them, Too
WASHINGTON — If you’re nuts about nuts, a new
Climate Change Led To Mass Immigration To America In 19th Century, Study Finds
FREIBURG, Germany — A significant portion of the American
Female Tennis Stars Less Prone To Choking As Male Players, Study Finds
BEERSHEBA, Israel — It’s a common problem for tennis
Power Up! Seniors Can Strengthen Their Brains By Playing Super Mario
MONTREAL — Looking to power up your brain in
Millennials Fooled By Scammers Three Times As Often As Baby Boomers
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Millennials may be thought of
Study: Using Steroids Raises Risk Of Early Coronary Artery Disease
SAO PAULO, Brazil — Steroids in sports today already come
Shock Study: Quarter Of Children 6 And Under Own A Smartphone
LONDON — How young is too young when it
Do You? 1 In 5 Employees Admit They HATE Their Boss
LONDON — Can’t stand your supervisor? You’re not alone.
Smartphone Addiction Increases Loneliness, Isolation; No Different From Substance Abuse, Experts Say
SAN FRANCISCO — It’s well-known that smartphone, or more
Women Experience Rudeness At Work Most Frequently From Other Women, Study Finds
TUCSON, Ariz. — Queen bees of the human type.
You Probably Can’t Write This Lowercase Letter Correctly, Study Finds
BALTIMORE — You’ve seen it countless times throughout your life,
American Opioid Epidemic Reaches New Heights In Loss Of Life, Financial Burden
NEW YORK — The American opioid crisis has worsened
Risky Business: Your Office Floor Is Linked To How Daring You Are At Work
MIAMI — Many people rely on the impartiality and
Study: Kickstarter Campaigns That Focus On Founder’s Reputation Attract More Investors
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. — Looking to launch a crowdfunding campaign
Can’t Stick To Gym Routine? Working Out In A Group Boosts Motivation
CAMBRIDGE, England — For many people, it’s not the exercise
Children Manage Stress, Anxiety Better by Doing Yoga At School, Study Finds
NEW ORLEANS — Keeping young minds happy and healthy as