Research

Researchers at UH say birth order has minimal to no impact whatsoever on a person’s career, creativity, and overall life outcomes. Read More

It has been theorized that carriers shed the most viral debris—and are thus the most contagious, before the onset of symptoms. Unfortunately, there are many factors that determine an infected individual’s risk to the public. Read More

Researchers at the University of California, Davis are presenting a fresh take on that age-old conundrum, and providing some compelling new evidence that it is indeed better to give than receive. Read More

Besides concrete job experience, a new study from the University of Houston has identified a few personality changes during young adulthood associated with greater early career success. Read More

According to a new study, experts say you should not do this one self care and hygiene practice for more thsn 15 minutes, every day. Read More

It was initially theorized that severe COVID-19 can cut an infected person’s lifespan by an average of 10 years; men were suspected to lose roughly 13 years of potential life, while women were said to lose about 11 years. Read More

It was discovered that bilingual speakers experience more pain while speaking the language they culturally identify with the most. Read More

“It looks like almost all the vaccines are going to succeed,” Microsoft founder, Bill Gates said earlier today. “the next four or five months look pretty grim,” by spring, “we’ll be headed back to normal. “It’s going to be tricky because the federal government has abdicated some of its responsibilities in a public health crisis, but overall I think we will get it all out.” … Read More

“Regular physical activity, such as walking, cycling, wheeling, doing sports or active recreation, provides significant benefits for health. Some physical activity is better than doing none. By becoming more active throughout the day in relatively simple ways, people can easily achieve the recommended activity levels,” WHo concluded. Read More