Science news and product reviews.
1 day ago · Science news and product reviews. Subscribe to our free Newsletter! →. 65 is the new 25: The training technique that’s turning back the clock for older adults. October 21, 2024. A groundbreaking new study suggests that combining brain training with physical exercise could be the key to staying fit and mentally sharp as we grow older.
What are you really eating? Study finds 1 in 5 seafood products …
17 hours ago · 1 in 5 seafood products were mislabeled. We discovered that mislabeling is running rampant in Calgary, and that certain product names are more likely to hide species of conservation concern. The result: one in five finfish and one in five shellfish were not as advertised. These results fell within the predicted global rates of seafood mislabelling.
Researchers find 7 key ways to save money on prescription drugs
1 day ago · The researchers identified 7 key strategies to help patients afford their prescriptions: Co-payment cards. Patient assistance programs. Pharmacy coupons. Direct-to-consumer pharmacies. Public assistance programs. International online pharmacies. Real-time prescription benefit tools. Let’s dive into each of these strategies.
The Threat of Forever Chemicals in Bottled Water - Study Finds
4 days ago · The researchers focused on ten specific PFAS compounds, finding that two of the most well-known PFAS – perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS) – were detected in over 99% of bottled water samples.. One of the most striking findings was the difference in the levels of forever chemicals between tap water in the UK and China.
USA vs UK: Who's in better health by middle age? - Study Finds
Oct 9, 2024 · The findings reveal that middle-aged U.S. adults were more likely to have high blood pressure (22.5% vs 19%), high cholesterol (11% vs 8%), and obesity (40% vs 34.5%) compared to their British peers. However, British adults were more likely to smoke every day (28% vs 21%) and admit that their health was “poor” (18% vs 12%).
Health & Medical News Research and Studies - Study Finds
Oct 16, 2024 · Dive into the latest Health & Medical News, with a special emphasis on cutting-edge research studies. Our coverage spans from clinical trials to innovative medical research, providing deep insights into new treatments and healthcare advancements. Stay informed about the scientific developments that are transforming health and medicine.
Rabbit hole of despair: The more content you consume, the worse …
Oct 12, 2024 · NEW YORK — Whether it’s internet rabbit holes or endless social media interactions, a new poll finds the more time you spend obsessing over what’s happening on your screen, the worse your mental health gets. According to the survey, the average American feels like they lose three days per month while consuming online content. The poll of 2,000 Americans revealed that 36 days of our year ...
About: Our Story - Study Finds
StudyFinds Founding Story. StudyFinds was created at the end of 2016 when founder Steve Fink realized there was no hub for studies focused on the average reader. A longtime journalist, Murrow Award-winning managing editor, and progressive content development executive across his 20 years with CBS Local Digital Media, CBS Television Stations, and CBS News, Steve found himself always fascinated ...
Politics Research and Studies - Study Finds
Aug 22, 2024 · 80% of Americans fear World War III is imminent. October 8, 2024. Do undecided voters determine elections? Study finds many don’t even vote. October 2, 2024. Want your Kickstarter campaign to make money? Stop talking politics. September 30, 2024.
2020 stress has taught most Americans the value of self-care
Jan 16, 2021 · NEW YORK — For many people, taking care of friends and family leaves them with very little time to care for the person who often needs it the most — themselves. Thankfully, a new survey finds more than seven in 10 Americans (73%) were more conscious of needing self-care in 2020. In fact, 69 percent plan to do more self-care in 2021 than ...