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Many Americans with high religiosity tend to refute the existence of intelligent alien life

New research unveils the putative and protective factors linked to radical beliefs

Survey shows high confidence and trust in the CDC, FDA, and top public health experts

Prisoners in solitary confinement are distinct from those in other sectors of the prison population

Clinical

Consuming millets may reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes and regulate blood glucose

New research suggests that SARS-CoV-2 may increase the risk of cognitive deficits and Alzheimer’s

ALS treatment riluzole may also aid in treating Alzheimer’s disease

Study suggests a simple blood test can soon measure the circadian clock

Olfactory study suggests postpartum depression is very different from major depressive disorder

Health

Business

Vitamin D supplements are not effective for treating IBS symptoms

The study was conducted by researchers from the University of Sheffield. Read More

A substantial amount of women planning a pregnancy are nicotine smokers

Study finds about 13 percent of parental figures between the ages of 18 and 40 regret having children

Study finds mindfulness training may lessen the risk of cesareans

Pfizer and BioNTech vaccine demonstrates up to 88% protection against Delta variant

Society

Many Americans with high religiosity tend to refute the existence of intelligent alien life

New research unveils the putative and protective factors linked to radical beliefs

Survey shows high confidence and trust in the CDC, FDA, and top public health experts

Prisoners in solitary confinement are distinct from those in other sectors of the prison population

More American congressional officials of both parties are discussing China on social media

Business

Study finds ridesharing services may lessen instances of sexual assault

Gender pay gap remained relatively stable in the U.S. in 2020

More Americans are cutting the cord when it comes to cable television

How small and medium-sized firms apply social media in their sales processes

Fast-food companies are spending billions on ads, targeting Black and Hispanic youth

The study examined how prolonged exposure to fast-food marketing raises young people's preferences for fast-food. Read More

Cyber

More screen time in children linked to higher rates of child obesity

Digital screen use one hour before bedtime may decrease sleep quality in children

How the use of deep learning algorithms may lead to more accurate HIV diagnoses

Online-based cognitive behavioral therapy cost-effective and therapeutic for social anxiety

Digital cognitive behavioral therapy is substantially beneficial for pediatric OCD