A new study is providing a different standpoint of excessive smartphone usage and its impact on mental health.
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The new research involved over 500 participants as part of more than a dozen previously released studies.
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The new research involved over 500 participants as part of more than a dozen previously released studies.
Read MoreConducted by the Southern California Permanente Medical Group, more than 7,500,000 patients were evaluated.
The study was released in Cell Metabolism.
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Read More »A new study is providing a different standpoint of excessive smartphone usage and its impact on mental health.
Read MoreThe results of the study vindicate numerous studies advocating for the implementation of those lifestyle factors in reducing depressive symptoms.
The findings were released in Psychotherapy Research.
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Close to seven-in-ten voters in the U.S. advocate the postponement of state primary elections amid the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic taking a dire toll on the nation.
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MoreA new study suggests coping strategies may hinder nonverbal synchrony, increasing the risk of depicting one's own interactions with negative expectations, eventually leading to instances of social rejection.
MoreThe study was published in the American Journal of Psychiatry.
MoreA recent study unveiled that approximately 250 million children worldwide were unable to get an education in 2018.
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The study was conducted by researchers at the University of Southern California.
A recent study aimed at figuring out whether any association between restaurant marketing and obesity exists among American adults.
Researchers suggest that piracy could very well increase ticket sales, under certain circumstances.
The findings were released in the journal Papers in Applied Geography.
The global economy may be on track toward $21 trillion in damages in 2020 alone, according to new research by the Australian
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The study was authored by Cyrus Ghaznavi, Haruka Sakamoto, Shuhei Nomura, Anna Kubota, Daisuke Yoneoka, Kenji Shibuya, and Peter Ueda.
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"Trump’s unpopularity has had a significant negative effect on America’s overall image," the report claims.
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The study was among the few projects that received recent support from the Defence Innovation Partnership's Collaborative Research Fund.
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The new findings provide a contrasting standpoint to prior studies that have linked conspiratorial thinking to high levels of narcissism.
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