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A study from the University of Canterbury, New Zealand, shows that criminals are targeting….
Enter this extraordinary little study from the University of Texas from over 30 years ago.
A study from the University of Rochester revealed that conking out can clear out your cerebral clutter.
We were interested in looking at changes and continuities in the genetic makeup of the ancient inhabitants of Abusir el-Meleq,” said Alexander Peltzer,one of the lead authors of the study from the University of Tübingen.
A study from the University of New South Wales shows men are actually more attracted to a woman's arms.
Worldwide health authorities are being urged to rethink official guidance around vitamin D following the publication of a ground breaking study from the University of Surrey, which dispels the myth that vitamin D2 and D3 have the same nutritional value.
A study from the University of Wyoming found that honey can activate hormones that suppress the appetite.
A study from the University of Copenhagen has revealed a link between the female contraceptive pill and depression.
A newly published study from the University of Copenhagen has confirmed a link between hormonal contraceptives and depression.
A study from the University of New South Wales found that men actually place higher priority on women having nice arms instead.
One day he remembered a study from the University of Virginia that said that THC, an active component of cannabis could cure cancer.
One study from the University of Chicago found that testosterone levels can drop in men who do not get enough sleep.
According to a 2014 study from the University of California San Diego, that spicy food may have long-term benefits for our gut health.
A study from the University of Canterbury, New Zealand, shows that criminals are targeting their attackers for people who show poor coordination while walking.
At the same time, a study from the University of Toronto is shedding doubt on the idea that we are actually healthier than other generations.
A study from the University of California Berkeley School of Public Health found that obese drivers are 78% more likely to die in a car crash compared to thinner people.
Meanwhile another study from the University of Columbia argued that feeling sad makes us more creative, by being more detail oriented and focused.
A study from the University of South Australia, also pointed to a nearly one-third reduction in the risk of bowel tumors as a result of consuming garlic regularly.
Earlier this year, a study from the University of East Anglia in the UK revealed a technique that could stop bacteria from becoming drug resistant.
A study from the University of Basel in Switzerland published in the journal Current Biology found that it took people longer to fall asleep during a full moon.
Dr Kai Hensel,senior author of the study from the University of Cambridge, said ridding yourself of alcohol meant less of it would be absorbed into the body, which might make you feel better the next day.
A test-tube study from the University of Liverpool found that when mixed with a common food colour ingredient, aspartame actually became toxic to brain cells.
A 2013 study from the University of Otago found that college students tended to feel calmer, happier, and more energetic on days they ate more fruits and veggies.
One study from the University of Pittsburgh found that people with higher levels of omega-3 fatty acids were less likely to experience moderate or mild symptoms of depression.
One study from the University of Toronto found that in the two to four age group, siblings engage in an average of 6.3 fights per hour- or one every 9.5 minutes.
An interesting new study from the University of Pennsylvania has demonstrated the first causal connection between social media use and feelings of depression and loneliness.
A 2011 study from the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center showed that yoga helped improve quality of life for women who were undergoing radiation therapy for breast cancer.
In a study from the University of Southern California with over 180,000 participants, researchers found that drinking three cups of coffee a day reduced the risk of premature death by 18 percent.