Apart from the pandemic, pollution is a massive threat to human existence. Despite growing awareness of environmental conservation, there is still a lot to be done to save the planet from harmful human activity. To this effort, scientists have developed a new biodegradable plastic that can be described as one that ‘eats itself.’ Protecting the …
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With growing awareness of the opioid crisis in America, it is surprising that many Americans are okay with prescribing medicine for themselves. More surprising is that nearly half (49%) also stock up on old medicine, sometimes expired, to avoid making a doctor’s appointment. These figures are a result of a new survey conducted by OnePoll …
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Lunch break is arguably the most awaited time of the day in any organization. In most of these companies, friendly co-workers take the break together to share meals or have lunch as they talk. While this is good for their social skills, researchers from Massachusetts say more effects than meet the eye. Influence in meal …
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Sleep disorders have become very common in the last couple of years globally, but more so in the US. According to a recent analysis of 4 years’ worth of sleep-related Google searches in the US, Americans have unique sleep disorders. The study conducted by Amerisleep, using Google’s keyword planner, revealed the top sleep-related keywords searched …
Owning a pet is both a delight and a considerable responsibility quite akin to being a parent. It is this responsibility that has, according to a recent study, made dog and cat owners more likely to recycle. Pets and sustainable lifestyles The study was conducted on 2000 dog and cat owners across the US by …
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A sizeable bulk of the adult population in the modern world are smartphone addicts. With this uncontrollable addiction to scrolling through social media even past bedtime came higher cases of insomnia. The theory has always been that not only does the blue light emitted by smartphones damage your eyes, it’s also responsible for the low …
The pandemic has readjusted our lives in so many ways. The most notable one, however, is maintaining physical distance and avoiding social gatherings. At this point, it’s almost impossible to see a group of people anywhere, and Americans are getting used to this. Adjusting to the pandemic When the pandemic was in its early days, …
2020 has to be the most turbulent years in recent history. With the pandemic, job losses, and many related global problems, it’s unexpected that the year had some positive lessons. Surprisingly, for 72% of millennial parents in a recent survey, it actually did. Parents are now more compassionate OnePoll surveyed Millie Moon, a new luxury …
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Working out is one of the best ways to stay in shape. Apart from staying healthy, you might want to workout to achieve certain body goals. However, sometimes you might not have the endurance to workout enough to significantly impact your body. Using deep heat creams both before and after a workout According to a …
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Even with the pandemic, hypertension continues to be one of the leading global threats to good health. According to the WHO, a mindboggling 1.15 billion people suffer from hypertension, a third of whom are in the developed world. These figures have prompted scientists to try and find a lasting solution to this problem. The gut …
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