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2 new studies may make you reconsider that super trendy diet CW Headley

Two new studies published in the journal Nephrology Dialysis Transplantation, illuminate the risk of uncompromising devotion to high-protein regimens. Read More

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New research reveals that our blood is full of caffeine (and often Xanax)Sheila McClear

When testing 18 supposedly pure batches of blood from blood banks, scientists from Oregon State University found that every single one of these supposedly pure specimens tested positive for caffeine – and some tested positive for Xanax, and anti-anxiety drug. Read More

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New study reveals the secret to surviving clashing opinions this Thanksgiving CW Headley

“This study serves to advance the empirical research on predictors of relationship quality by considering the role of trait mindfulness in combination with measures of stress and positive relationship behaviors among a diverse sample of men and women in couple relationships.” … Read More

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This study determines if coffee really does help with sleep deprivation Kyle Schnitzer

“Our findings debunk a common theory that suggests that attention is the only cognitive function affected by sleep deprivation,” said Michelle Stepan, a Michigan State University doctoral candidate. Read More

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Study finds ‘helicopter parenting’ can lead to career burnout when children grow up Kyle Schnitzer

With a specific focus on overparenting, researchers found that helicopter parenting, specifically when a father contributes, was more associated with burnout. Read More

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Here are some major things you definitely can’t expense this season Sheila McClear

AI catches the too-expensive cigar celebrations and hearty lobster dinners (for people who aren’t even on your team!) much better than human eyes. Read More

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The under-reported benefits (and drawbacks) of the Keto diet CW Headley

If adhered to correctly, weight loss is accomplished by a body with all of its gears polished as opposed to one starved into submission. Read More

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Why American workers have trouble getting to the gym Kyle Schnitzer

While more Americans are working out compared to 10 years ago, nearly half of the workforce is having trouble finding the energy to get in a workout. Read More

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This exact percentage of people regularly bring their phones into the bathroom Sheila McClear

Our smartphones may be the filthiest things we touch on a daily basis, according to a new survey by Vital Vio – especially since the vast majority takes them into the bathroom – behavior that’s the new normal. Read More

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