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innovation / entrepreneurship
Standing desks don’t do squat, per new study
Over the years, numerous startups have gained traction by designing, making, and selling standing desks as part of a workspace innovation trend to promote better...
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New Study Chooses Surprise Winner as the World’s Smartest Dog Breed
In a recent groundbreaking study, a somewhat lesser-known and surprising breed has been granted the title of the world’s smartest dog breed. The...
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auto
California man at large after selling poisonous mushrooms out of truck
Truck Vendor | iStock Just in case you need a reminder, don’t buy random mushrooms out of a man’s pickup truck. They might be...
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science
Genetic links to depression found in big global study, giving hope for new treatments
Study of 5 million people of all backgrounds finds variations in hundreds of genes; previous studies were on people of European origin....
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technology
Breathing-soliton laser study unveils new complexities in synchronization phenomena
An Aston University researcher has conducted the first experimental demonstration of intricate and previously theorized behaviors in the fundamental...
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food & drink
12 Unexpected Foods You Don’t Need to Refrigerate
Not all groceries belong in the fridge. Some foods are best kept at room temperature. It’s tough to keep track of all of the “...
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health / wellness
New Study: This Dental Condition May Heighten Dementia Risk
Researchers in Japan have identified a common oral health trend that's tied to brain aging—with some explanations being "bidirectional," they...
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work-life balance
Burnout was on the rise in 2024, but so was engagement. That could spell trouble for employers in 2025
If you managed to evade burnout last year, scientists may be interested in studying your resilience.Burnout in the workplace reached an all- time high...
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parenting
Study reveals age-related differences in how children with social anxiety handle errors
A new study published in the Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry has uncovered a link between social anxiety and how children process their...
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books
Breaking and Entering: How Deon Meyer’s New Novel Snuck Past Genre Boundaries
What really defines the sub-genres of crime? Here’s a confession: I don’t think about genre when I’m writing. Especially not during the...
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entrepreneurship
Cultural Barriers Limit Entrepreneurship’s Impact in Poverty Reduction
Efforts by development agencies to foster entrepreneurship in impoverished communities often face cultural and institutional barriers. A study in...
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innovation
Study reveals existing EV batteries could last 40% longer than expected because we've not been testing them right
EV batteries could perform much better and last longer than motorists expected because they haven’t been tested correctly, a new study claims. The...
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space
A multifactorial, evidence-based analysis of pathophysiology in Spaceflight Associated Neuro-Ocular Syndrome (SANS)
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) in the United States has been studying a fascinating and unique constellation of...
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design
Designing Outdoor Living Rooms People Don’t Want to Leave
Story at a glance:• Across workplace, hospitality, and residential, large outdoor spaces are now a must. • Outdoor heating increases the utility of spaces...
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self improvement
Sharing a Bed With Your Partner Could Have Unexpected Sleep Benefits, Study Finds
Even in the depths of sleep, your brain is not completely shut off from those around you. The sound of snoring, the tugging of blankets,...
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diy
How To Get Rid of Roaches Overnight
Woke up to an unpleasant surprise? Don’t worry, we got your back. Welcome to How To Get Rid of Roaches Overnight. Roaches are a...
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health
Ovarian cancer blood test misses some Black and Native American patients, study finds
A common blood test may miss ovarian cancer in some Black and Native American patients, delaying their treatment, a new study finds. It’s the...
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gardening
Aldi Just Brought Back This Retro Favorite Find for Only $ 5 (Run, Don’t Walk!)
As far as indoor greenery is concerned, the reigning queen of December is without a doubt the Christmas tree. Close behind is the poinsettia, with...
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space
How will the universe end? A changing understanding of dark energy may provide a new answer
NEW YORK (AP) — Scientists are homing in on the nature of a mysterious force called dark energy, and nothing short of the fate of the...
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science
WWI’s Famous Dazzle Camouflage Seemed Effective Due to Unexpected Optical Trick, Study Finds
A reanalysis of a 1919 study suggests that a separate illusion, the "horizon effect," played a bigger role in warping visual perception than dazzle...
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nutrition
Intermittent fasting may help prevent blood clots
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business
Scientists develop cutting-edge tech that can combat widespread public health risk: 'This study is significant'
Chemical pollution in the air and water is common in many cities, especially near manufacturing facilities. A new technology can mitigate that.A team...
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science
Western diet causes inflammation, traditional African food protects
Study from Tanzania shows major impact of diet on the immune system A switch of just two weeks from a traditional African diet to a...
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fitness
Walking this many minutes per day could add years to your life, recent study says
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fitness
This 10-Minute Barre-Inspired Workout Is the Most Dynamic Way To Work Your Core
If you're looking to liven up your core strengthening routine, we have you covered with a barre-inspired workout that will engage your muscles through dynamic...
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education
Australian study finds ‘lifelong benefits’ to Catholic education
CNA Staff, Mar 27, 2025 / 06:00 am (CNA).- A recent Australian study based on government data found that people who attended Catholic schools saw...
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