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SPOTLIGHT: Nielsen Study Connects Culture With the Bottom Line
A new study from Nielsen, which arrives just in time for Black History Month, serves as a reminder that Black history is being made every...
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Study traces Ebola's route to the skin surface
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International students not to blame for housing crisis, study finds
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Vivian Jenna Wilson on Twitter, Astrology, Chappell Roan, and the End of the World
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Study Links Rising Temperatures to Mental Health Decline
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Ghost connects its newsletters to the open web
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Fascinating study links depression symptoms to effort-based decision-making patterns
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Study suggests our sun could unleash a long-overdue catastrophic superflare this century
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Obesity drugs: huge study identifies new health risks
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Americans are happier at work than Canadians, study says
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Jemele Hill on her evolution and tackling race, politics, and culture
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