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According to a new study published in the journal, Personality Disorders: Theory, Research, and Treatment, successful and unsuccessful psychopaths are characterized by their ability to disguise their self-serving whims as charm and stability. Read More

Health

If you learn how to do this, you will add years to your life John Anderer

Researchers from the Singapore University of Technology and Design have found that bilingualism, or fluency in a second language, can significantly delay the brain’s aging process. All those skipped 10th-grade French lessons suddenly feel like a big mistake. Read More

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Listening to this type of music may improve your work performance John Anderer

It’s long been understood that our brains replay, categorize, and store the previous day’s events and memories as we sleep. Still, though, these findings leave little room for interpretation or debate. Read More

Personal Finance

You’ll never believe how much money college football players make for their schools John Anderer

Now, a first of its kind new study from Ohio State University has estimated just how much money individual college football players can generate for their school’s football program. Read More

Health

This is how fast COVID-19 spreads through hospitals John Anderer

To try and get an idea of just how quickly COVID-19 (both asymptomatic and symptomatic) can spread through a confined hospital setting, researchers from Indiana University’s School of Medicine performed antibody tests on groups of patients, nurses, doctors, and staff within a local hospital’s pediatric dialysis unit. Read More

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Science can now tell if you’re sticking to your diet John Anderer

Researchers from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health have uncovered a “metabolic signature” capable of measuring a person’s adherence and metabolic response to a Mediterranean diet. Read More

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Some of the smartest professors in the world say social distancing may be needed until 2022 CW Headley

For the informed, the question isn’t does social distancing work? It’s how long do we need to adhere to it before it can work optimally? Two new research papers have provided a potential answer. Read More

Health

If you drink this much coffee daily, you may be at risk of this critical bone disease Steve Adcock

The research finds that a few cups a day are generally safe, excessive coffee drinking can increase the risk of several painful and common health problems. Read More

Personal Finance

A new study says consumers will pay anything if they think a product is scarce John Anderer

A new study from Indiana University suggests that pandemic shoppers aren’t reaching for top brands due to perceived higher quality. Instead, people are just grabbing whatever they see first, and top brands are usually displayed more prominently than bargain options. Read More

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