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Researchers at the University of Washington have discovered an almost incomprehensible increase in the number of parasitic worms in the ocean capable of entering the human body via raw or undercooked seafood. Hold the spicy tuna roll, please. Read More

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This is the reason why toxic people can be so successful professionally John Anderer

A new study conducted at Bonn University has delved into why certain toxic, selfish people are still able to succeed professionally. Read More

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Here’s an upside to being stuck inside with your family all day John Anderer

The key to maintaining a happy family during this pandemic may be as simple as making sure everyone gets together to eat dinner as a family each night. Read More

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According to Harvard scientists, eating an egg everyday is good for your health John Anderer

A recent study conducted at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, however, has concluded that enjoying eggs in moderation shouldn’t put you at any higher risk of developing heart problems or cardiovascular disease. Read More

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This study just revealed the key secret to learning effectively (and fast)John Anderer

A new study conducted at Washington State University has found that “seductive details” in lesson plans or learning initiatives usually do more harm than good. Read More

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This study proves you are your toughest critic when it comes to your looks John Anderer

an interesting new study conducted at the University of Barcelona has confirmed that you are your toughest critic. We’re just not very objective when it comes to our own looks and attractiveness. Read More

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This is the ingredient people avoid the most when making healthy food choices John Anderer

Across the board, survey respondents indicated that sugar levels were the most pressing factor that influenced their decision to either buy or pass on a product. Read More

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Your smartphone is making your headaches much worse John Anderer

A new study just published in the official journal of the American Academy of Neurology is adding some food for thought to this topic with some unexpected findings. Researchers found that smartphone users (so…everyone) who experience a headache are less likely to find relief from medication and more likely to end up taking more meds. Read More

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Study finds digestive issues are a common Covid-19 symptom and can point to worse prognosis John Anderer

Digestive and stomach problems are very common in Covid-19 patients, according to research just published in The American Journal of Gastroenterology. Read More

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