OnePoll conducted a study for AmLactin, which found that more women put effort into skincare. The survey gathered information from American women aged 35 and above. About 72% of them stated that the state of their skin impacted their confidence. About 55% of the respondents admitted that they covered their bodies because they were insecure …
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OnePoll conducted a study that showed most Americans think civil rights have regressed for the last five years. The survey of 1000 non-white and 1000 white Americans looked into how they commemorated black history month. Americans celebrate Black History Month The respondents stated that they gathered with their friends and family, participated in celebrations, and …
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The University of Colorado, Boulder, has found that a night light could disrupt a child’s sleep. The team found that lights, even when dim, impacted melatonin production. The brain’s pineal gland produces melatonin. Melatonin is responsible for regulating the circadian rhythm, the 24-hour biological clock; thus, it alerts the body when it is time to …
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OnePoll conducted a survey for Vida Health and discovered that 80% of Americans found it acceptable to seek therapy without a mental diagnosis. The study of 2002 Americans found that 67% of respondents felt more in touch with their emotions since they began therapy. Despite this, many of them had mixed opinions on mental health. …
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A survey conducted by OnePoll and commissioned by American Standard HVAC found that Americans would do other home repairs before painting. The study of 2000 U.S homeowners found that respondents were likely to postpone many activities while doing home repairs. Activities Americans put off when doing home repairs These activities include sealing the holes in …
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A study by the University of Colorado has found that women are more likely than men to experience a stroke. Women from 18 to 45 were at more significant risk of ischemic stroke. An ischemic stroke is defined as an obstruction in an artery that cuts off the brain’s supply of oxygen and nutrients. Minutes …
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OnePoll conducted a survey on behalf of YouTube TV that found that most Americans prefer TV shows from the 80s and 90s. The poll of 2000 Americans found that 19% of respondents thought the 80s and 90s were the best ages for television. Other participants showed a preference for different eras of TV. For example, …
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A study by the University of Rochester has found that playing hard to get is an effective dating strategy. People employ different dating strategies to attract a partner. Playing hard to get is one of the most common one. It involves being intentionally rude or mean to the person you are interested in. The strategy …
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A survey conducted by One Poll on behalf of Donatos looked into attitudes Americans had about their pizza. The poll of 2000 Americans who like pizza found that 79% of the volunteers could easily find the best pizza restaurants. About 10% of the volunteers had eaten pizza less than a month before the survey. Another …
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John Hopkins University has reported that a robot conducted laparoscopic surgery without the guidance of a doctor successfully. This surgery is to insert a camera into a woman’s reproductive system or the abdomen for evaluation. The procedure usually requires minimal invasion. It is becoming more common to let robots consist simple surgery on patients. The …
