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The research, published in the journal Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience, sought to expand on recent research which suggested that acetaminophen can influence judgments and decisions. Read More

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Cornell researchers just discovered something interesting about success John Anderer

Researchers from Cornell University and The Ohio State University just discovered something interesting about success — learn more, here. Read More

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This is what happens when our minds are faced with a split-second decision John Anderer

A fascinating new study from the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus has uncovered the neurological processes, brain areas, and neurons responsible for the human mind’s ability to make decisions instantly. Read More

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The science behind why a low-carb diet doesn’t always lead to weight loss Olivia Kelley

Recent research from the University of Glasgow may have finally given us the truth about cutting carbs: It doesn’t work for everyone. Read More

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A diet rich in this type of food can lead to a greater risk of heart disease John Anderer

No one’s diet is going to be perfect. After all, everyone needs a cheat day now and then. However, there are certain dietary health considerations that everyone should at least be aware of. Read More

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Drinking just 1 beer or wine daily could mean devastating health consequences Kyle Schnitzer

As many as one in three works said they think drinks after work are good for team bonding, according to a survey by alcohol.org. Read More

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Doing this simple task could make you live longer Kyle Schnitzer

Whether it’s a spur-of-the-moment gift or just going out of your way to make someone happy, a new study found that people who are selfless and share more live longer. Read More

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Eating this common food 3 times a day will make you age faster CW Headley

Recently, Ladders reported on The Blue Zone diet and its positive association with longevity, and now a new study presented at the European and International Conference on Obesity identifies regimens that accelerate the aging process and increase disease incidence. Read More

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New study makes you think twice about wearing this gear during COVID-19 CW Headley

After public health officials made up their minds about the utility of masks (please wear them everywhere), the jury was out on the kind of masks that offered the best protection (N-95 and double-layer cotton). Then we all mulled over gloves, sneeze guards, and finally face shields. Read More

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