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Certain shark species can glow in the dark

March 16, 2021April 27, 2023 by Tricia Goss

While we often wonder what sort of life might be discovered as we explore space, there is still much to be known about our own …

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Scientists found a fully intact carcass of an Ice Age cave bear

September 24, 2020May 22, 2021 by Kathleen St. John

Russian scientists discovered the full carcass of a now-extinct species of bear earlier this month, its snout locked in a snarl after millennia in the …

Read moreScientists found a fully intact carcass of an Ice Age cave bear

Facebook will pay some people to deactivate their accounts in the weeks leading up to the election

September 10, 2020September 10, 2020 by Marie Rossiter

It might sound strange for a company to pay its customers to stop using its service. But that’s what Facebook is looking to do for …

Read moreFacebook will pay some people to deactivate their accounts in the weeks leading up to the election

A newly discovered cousin of T. rex is being called the ‘reaper of death’

February 12, 2020October 25, 2020 by Bridget Sharkey

A new tyrannosaur species has just been found in Canada, and paleontologists say that it is the oldest Tyrannosaurus rex ever found in the country. …

Read moreA newly discovered cousin of T. rex is being called the ‘reaper of death’

Is charcoal toothpaste good or bad for your teeth? Dentists weigh in

July 11, 2019July 15, 2020 by Mandy Gambrell

Charcoal — it’s all the rage right now. You can now find the ingredient in products like shampoo, facial masks, deodorant and even toothpaste, and …

Read moreIs charcoal toothpaste good or bad for your teeth? Dentists weigh in

Animal Sanctuary Needs £200,000 To Avoid Closure

This research study says cats mirror their owners’ personalities

July 2, 2019July 23, 2020 by Jessica Suss

If you’re of the mind that cats are evil and hate people, maybe it’s because you’ve been hanging out with the wrong people, not the …

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Posting daily photos on social media could actually boost your well-being

May 18, 2018May 18, 2018 by Bridget Sharkey

It is no secret that most of us are very dependent on our smartphones and social media. In fact, the average person checks their phone …

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The Scientist Who Discovered A New Organ—The Mesentery—A Year Later

March 22, 2018March 23, 2018 by Carina Wolff

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Research shows that using a voodoo doll of your boss can improve your mood

March 14, 2018May 16, 2018 by Bridget Sharkey

Have you ever had the urge to stick a pin in your boss? If so, it turns out you’re not alone. A team of researchers …

Read moreResearch shows that using a voodoo doll of your boss can improve your mood

Here’s why you should get the flu shot even if it is not as effective this year

January 18, 2018January 18, 2018 by Bridget Sharkey

Chances are that by now, you or someone you know has been hit with the flu recently. This flu season has gotten so bad that …

Read moreHere’s why you should get the flu shot even if it is not as effective this year

I disagree with Kelly Clarkson’s decision to spank her kids for one very simple reason

January 12, 2018January 8, 2022 by Bridget Sharkey

Kelly Clarkson is in the news for recently telling an Atlanta radio station that she’s “not above” spanking her 3-year-old daughter, River Rose. Clarkson was frank about her …

Read moreI disagree with Kelly Clarkson’s decision to spank her kids for one very simple reason

Students Start Summer School In Chicago

Study says students learn more effectively from this type of teaching tool

November 14, 2017November 15, 2017 by Kenza Moller

During my university years, a large number of students would buy and read their textbooks online, saving money and making it easier to copy and …

Read moreStudy says students learn more effectively from this type of teaching tool

This Is How Spanking Kids Affects Their Mental Health As Adults

November 7, 2017November 7, 2017 by Bridget Sharkey

Some aspects of parenting never change, but attitudes about the best way to discipline children do. In 1986, 84 percent of parents approved of spanking …

Read moreThis Is How Spanking Kids Affects Their Mental Health As Adults

Study finds that toddlers who use touch screens sleep less

September 7, 2017September 7, 2017 by Bridget Sharkey

Uh-oh. Here is some alarming news for parents: A new study has found that toddlers who use touch-screen devices, such as tablets, get less shut-eye …

Read moreStudy finds that toddlers who use touch screens sleep less

If you’re stuck on an old idea, try washing your hands to move forward

June 26, 2017 by Jessica Suss

Getting stuck in a rut when it comes to accomplishing your goals or brainstorming ideas is frustrating. Sometimes, no matter how much you pace around …

Read moreIf you’re stuck on an old idea, try washing your hands to move forward

Too many Americans think chocolate milk actually comes from brown cows

June 20, 2017June 28, 2017 by Jessica Suss

Today in depressing food news: 7 percent of all Americans truly believe that chocolate milk comes from brown cows. No, this is not a joke article …

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Face-to-face requests are more effective than email requests

June 12, 2017 by Bridget Sharkey

Do you need a favor? Whether you want to ask your boss for a vacation day or you want to get your friend to help …

Read moreFace-to-face requests are more effective than email requests

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According to science, there’s no such thing as holding your baby too much

June 2, 2017November 4, 2022 by Jessica Suss | Last updated on 11/04/2022

Don’t put that baby down. Research now says you can’t hold your baby too much. In fact, the more you snuggle with your babe, the …

Read moreAccording to science, there’s no such thing as holding your baby too much

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Here’s Why Scientists Say Eating Boogers Could Be Good For You

May 1, 2017October 26, 2018 by Bridget Sharkey

Parents are always telling kids not to pick their nose, and especially not to, ahem, eat their findings. “It’s gross,” we discourage. “You’re going to get …

Read moreHere’s Why Scientists Say Eating Boogers Could Be Good For You

Scientists Created An Artificial Womb That Could Save Preemies

April 27, 2017April 28, 2017 by Jessica Suss

The latest scientific advancement you need to know about: an artificial womb that could one day save premature babies’ lives. Though the details aren’t exactly …

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Here’s Why Researchers Say Facts Don’t Actually Change Our Minds

April 7, 2017 by Kaitlin Gates

Isn’t it amazing how when someone is wrong and you tell them the factual, sometimes scientific, truth, they quickly admit they were wrong? Wait, that’s …

Read moreHere’s Why Researchers Say Facts Don’t Actually Change Our Minds

New Study Says Your Cat May Actually Love You

April 5, 2017August 2, 2019 by Kaitlin Gates

If you own a cat, you already know that they’re kind, fun and super duper adorable. They purr when you pet them. They snuggle with …

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New Study May Predict A Baby’s Risk Of Dying From SIDS

March 30, 2017 by Kaitlin Gates

Approximately 2,500 infants die of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) every year in the United States, making it the third leading cause of infant mortality. While …

Read moreNew Study May Predict A Baby’s Risk Of Dying From SIDS

Study Suggests Tattoos Are Good For Our Immune Systems

March 23, 2017May 16, 2018 by Megan Fenno | Last updated on 03/15/2018

Next time someone makes a remark about your tattoos, tell them they’re a form of self-care. A small study conducted last year by trio of scholars at the …

Read moreStudy Suggests Tattoos Are Good For Our Immune Systems

New Research Shows Doctors Could Identify Autism In Babies Before Age 1

March 14, 2017March 15, 2017 by Kate Desmond

New research suggests doctors may soon be able to predict which infants are likely to develop autism. Researchers who conducted the study, the results of which were …

Read moreNew Research Shows Doctors Could Identify Autism In Babies Before Age 1

Study Shows The More Time You Spend With Your Mom, The Longer She’ll Live

March 6, 2017April 12, 2023 by Kate Streit | Last updated on 04/08/2022

Has it been a while since you’ve seen your mom? A 2012 study reports that you should invite her over for dinner soon. Spending time with …

Read moreStudy Shows The More Time You Spend With Your Mom, The Longer She’ll Live

Scientific Evidence That Left-Handed People Are Exceptional

January 25, 2017June 20, 2019 by Andrew Krehbiel

Dear lefties: It’s official! You are very special, according to science. Throughout history, being left-handed has been viewed as a weakness or something to overcome. Heck, …

Read moreScientific Evidence That Left-Handed People Are Exceptional

If You Swear A Lot, You Probably Also Have This Great Quality

January 11, 2017April 22, 2019 by Jessica Suss

If you have a little bit (or a lot of bits) of a problem with swearing, you may be in luck. Research suggests people who …

Read moreIf You Swear A Lot, You Probably Also Have This Great Quality

Publication Of The Final Installment Of Harry Potter Series

Reading ‘Harry Potter’ Actually Makes Kids Better Humans, Says Science

December 30, 2016March 3, 2023 by Natalie Southwick

If you’ve always thought there was something wrong with people who refuse to read a single “Harry Potter” book, now you have scientific proof. A new …

Read moreReading ‘Harry Potter’ Actually Makes Kids Better Humans, Says Science

Women Officially Need More Sleep Than Men—Here’s Why

December 14, 2016 by Kate Desmond

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New Research Has Us Re-Evaluating Everything We Thought We Knew About Dinosaurs

October 24, 2016 by Sarah Lewton

Imagine the legendary T-Rex chasing down its terrified prey, stopping to look up and letting out an immense, ferocious… coo? According to the latest scientific research, …

Read moreNew Research Has Us Re-Evaluating Everything We Thought We Knew About Dinosaurs

Researchers May Have Finally Identified The Cause Of Crohn’s Disease

October 19, 2016July 23, 2018 by Kate Desmond

For the 565,000 Americans who suffer from Crohn’s disease, the inflammatory bowel condition that causes abdominal pain, diarrhea, weight loss and fatigue, promising new research could mean better treatments are on the …

Read moreResearchers May Have Finally Identified The Cause Of Crohn’s Disease

This Nobel Prize Winner’s Research Could Transform Cancer Treatment

October 13, 2016 by Carina Wolff

Finding a cure for cancer is one of our most important medical goals, and one Japanese scientist is helping us get closer to that. Yoshinoro Ohsumi …

Read moreThis Nobel Prize Winner’s Research Could Transform Cancer Treatment

Scientists No Longer Detect HIV In Blood Of Trial Patient

October 4, 2016November 1, 2017 by Kate Desmond

A British man with HIV may be the first person to be cured of the disease using a new treatment. The 44-year-old is one of …

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The Ice Bucket Challenge Directly Funded A Major Breakthrough In ALS Research

July 28, 2016July 28, 2016 by Kate Desmond

Turns out dumping ice cold buckets of water on our heads was more than just Facebook fodder. For all the naysayers out there who said it …

Read moreThe Ice Bucket Challenge Directly Funded A Major Breakthrough In ALS Research

Anxiety Causes People To Clean Obsessively

July 28, 2015July 28, 2015 by Will Schuerman

Have you ever found yourself scrubbing your kitchen floor before the in-laws come to visit for a week?  Well it turns out there’s a reason.  The …

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