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People make their best decisions when faced with these 2 outcomes John Anderer

A team of researchers from the University of Vienna formulated an experiment to assess and compare how efficiently people make decisions and learn across two scenarios. Read More

The surprising age workers start to experience ageism CW Headley

To Rachael Palmer, who led the research, falsehoods surrounding older members of the workforce are keeping companies from employing genuine talent. Read More

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The simple diet that can decrease your risk for Parkinson’s CW Headley

Not unlike a recent report premised by the correlative factors that contribute to ischemic and hemorrhagic strokes, the new paper elects a diet rich with nuts, vegetables, and legumes as ideal with respect to disease risk reduction. Read More

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You must do this as a teen to keep your bones healthy in adulthood John Anderer

A new study from the University of Bristol finds that engaging in intense physical exercise regularly between the ages of 12 and 16 is associated with much stronger bones and hip strength by adulthood. Read More

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Adding a bit of this to your tea may be better for the common cold than drugs Olivia Kelley

New research published in BMJ Evidence-Based Medicine suggests that this home remedy may actually be more effective at treating cold symptoms than antibiotics and over the counter medicines. Read More

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The number of people who will go to a movie theater during COVID-19 CW Headley

A new survey conducted by the folks over at Atom Tickets reports that 74% of Americans will be ready to return to theatres as early as one month from now. Read More

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The science behind why fall weather could make COVID-19 worse Olivia Kelley

The study, focused on the Greater Sydney Area, was led by professor and epidemiologist Michael Ward. This is the second peer-reviewed study looking at the relationship between weather conditions and COVID-19 in Australia. Ward said this second study confirms that humidity is a key factor in coronavirus spread. Read More

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Are children the secret COVID-19 superspreaders? Here’s what the experts say Kyle Schnitzer

Researchers said the troubling finding was how the infected children had higher levels of the virus in their airways compared to hospitalized adults in ICUs. Read More

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How 2 cups of coffee daily could save your life Kyle Schnitzer

The study, published in Alimentary Pharmacology and Therapeutics, used data from the Global Burden of Disease in 2016 to figure out how coffee effects liver-related mortality. Read More

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