OnePoll conducted a study on behalf of Solvay to determine what Americans thought about technological advancement. The survey of 2000 Americans found that respondents believed that 2 in 3 Americans believe their takeout will be delivered by drone by 2027. About 62% of the respondents also believed all cars would be electric by 2030. Another …
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A study by the University of Hong Kong, University of Cambridge, and the Epidemiology Unit of the Medical Research Council have found that watching TV for less than an hour daily reduces the risk of heart disease. The team found that watching less TV could lower one in nine cases of coronary heart disease despite …
A study conducted by the Anne & Robert H.Lurie Children’s Hospital, Chicago, has found that teenagers with increased access to guns are more likely to try suicide. The study also concluded that one in three teenagers who went to the emergency room had moderate or severe depression. Unfortunately, 40% of these children could access firearms. …
OnePoll conducted a study on behalf of Outdoorsy that looked into inflation’s impact on Americans. The poll of 2000 Americans found that people couldn’t afford to go on vacation this year. About 56% of respondents didn’t think they could afford to go on vacation. Despite this, 58% were trying to save money for a trip. …
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A new study has found that most Americans are falling in love with the “dad bod.” According to a survey, six in ten people are falling in love with “dad bod.” Men should not worry if they dint have a six-pack No concerns for those who can’t seem to obtain that chiseled six-pack! Do you …
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Bionic hands are not stuff for comic books and Sci-Fi movies anymore because, with 3D tech, one can print a plastic hand. But University of Kentucky researchers are looking to make the sci-fi fantasy plausible. The researchers have gathered a full axolotl genome. Axolotl is a salamander common in a lake close to Mexico City. …
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According to a new survey of 3,000 US adults, six out of ten millennials pretend that they know how to cook just to avoid getting help. The survey was divided uniformly across baby boomers (58-76), Generation X (42-57), millennials (26-41), and Generation Z (18-25). Millennials prefer ready-made meal kits to traditional grilling Almost 50% of …
A new study has revealed that having a power walk daily could increase the number of years one can live. The study of almost 5000 seniors established that with increased physical activity, deaths fell. Having a 10-minute power walk can make you live longer According to the study, daily, 10, 20, or 30 minutes of …
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In some parts of Canada and the US, the warming temperature could be the cause of the rise in tick-borne illnesses. Currently, ticks are thriving in a broad geographic range and appear earlier and remain around to fall and spring. This implies that people should be vigilant about protecting themselves against ticks that cause Lyme …
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We saw many children and teenagers visiting the emergency room after the pandemic because of mental health problems. There is also a notable increase in eating disorders, especially among teenage girls. Notably, eating disorders comprise unhealthy relations with food. Types of eating disorders According to statistics, one in every five women and one in every …
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