A study by The Ohio State University has found that financial literacy in the US is declining even as more Americans feel more confident about their financial expertise. Financial literacy declining in the US Researchers polled various American demographic groups between 2009 and 2018 on their level of objective financial awareness on four different occasions. …
It seems like pop culture is evolving along with age. For example, the Rolling Stones are not well-known to today’s youth, but “Rolling in the Deep” is. According to a recent study of 2,000 parents of young children, children aged 6 to 12 were much more inclined to know the well-known Adele song (41%) than …
A team of scientists from the University of Chicago is planning to track two mysterious cosmic particles from outer space that usually enters the earth’s atmosphere. EUSO-SPB2 to study two mysterious particles from outer space The researchers say they will soon send their balloon, called EUSO-SPB2, to the atmosphere 110,000 feet above the earth’s surface. …
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You may be worried about getting old, but a new study has shown that life improves with age. According to a new study, nearly 80% of Americans say there is too much pressure from society to appear youthful. Negative bias on aging rife among Americans A study of 2,000 American adults above 25 looked at …
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Twitch gaming streaming can impact your nutrition more than you realize. Penn State and Dartmouth College researchers have discovered that viewing food ads on social networking sites increases the desire for and propensity to purchase nutrient-deficient items like candies and energy drinks in teenagers and young adults. The researchers published the study in the Public …
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Digital devices may have revolutionized the world, but they could make humans age faster. A new study found that exposure to too much blue light from devices such as smartphones, laptops, and television can expedite aging. But, besides the risk of expediting aging, blue light can also lead to the onset of psychological problems and …
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According to a new cardiovascular study, African-Americans who believe more in spirituality or attend religious events are likely to have good cardiovascular health because o an enhanced sense of faith and community goals. African-Americans who attend church enjoy good heart health American Heart Association researchers found that church-going African Americans or those who believe in …
If you want to reenergize at your workplace, you should take regular short breaks, according to a new study. A team of researchers in Romania has established that taking 10-minute breaks can reduce fatigue in employees and boost vigor throughout the day. In addition, the West University of Timisoara researchers found that longer breaks can …
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Although you are familiar with kissing, are you doing it “correctly?” Kissing can vary from one individual to another and it depends on how someone tilts their head. According to a recent study, tilting the head to the right is the most comfortable way of kissing. Men are more likely to initiate a kiss than …
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In the last few years, Americans have experienced several disasters ranging from wildfires to pandemics. Although Americans will be ready to face adversity, the majority are unprepared for the worst-case scenario. Among those least prepared for disaster are women-led households and those renting apartments. Disaster responders should include social workers and healthcare professionals According to …
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