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Aug. 5, 2019 -- In this new study, the researchers compared Mankai shake consumption to a yogurt shake equivalent in carbohydrates, protein, lipids, and calories. Following two weeks of monitoring with glucose ... read more

Aug. 5, 2019 -- Using in-depth interviews with adolescents (16-19 years of age) who used alcohol and marijuana, this study examines the role that social and physical contexts play in adolescent decision-making about ... read more

Aug. 5, 2019 -- A new analysis of data on more than 900 Baltimore adults has linked stressful life experiences among middle-aged women -- but not men -- to greater memory decline in later ... read more

Aug. 5, 2019 -- Adults are really good at paying attention only to what you tell them to -- but children don't ignore anything. That difference can actually help children do better than adults in some learning ... read more

Aug. 2, 2019 -- In a meta-analysis of published research, psychologists tease out how changes in implicit bias do -- and do not -- appear to lead to changes in behavior. And why that might ... read more

Aug. 2, 2019 -- People think of electric scooters, or e-scooters, as environmentally friendly ways to get around town. But a new study finds it's not that simple: shared e-scooters may be greener than most cars, but ... read more

Aug. 1, 2019 -- For people who inherited genes that increase their chance of becoming obese, there is hope for keeping the weight off. A study has identified the ... read more

Aug. 1, 2019 -- A new pilot study used youth-produced narratives to empower youth to reduce sugary drink consumption and obesity ... read more

July 31, 2019 -- New research suggests the key to getting more people to use public greenspaces may be making access to them easier and ... read more

July 31, 2019 -- Researchers took a closer look at shale natural gas energy development (SGD) and how it is affecting the experiences of outdoor recreationists, like hikers and campers. They found a significant ... read more

People Who Eat Dark Chocolate Less Likely to Be Depressed

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Doing More With Less: Flexible, Reduced-Load Jobs a Win-Win for Workers, Employers

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Digital Games May Beat Mindfulness Apps at Relieving Stress, New Study Shows

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What the Brains of People With Excellent General Knowledge Look Like

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House Move During Early Pregnancy Linked to Heightened Premature Birth Risk

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Marital Infidelity and Professional Misconduct Linked, Study Shows

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Antioxidant Compound from Soybeans May Prevent Marijuana-Induced Blood Vessel Damage

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PE Fitness Tests Have Little Positive Impact for Students

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Girls Who Are More Physically Active in Childhood May Have Better Lung Function in Adolescence

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People Judge Entire Groups Based on Performance of Its 'First Member'

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Weight Stigma in Men Associated With Harmful Health Consequences

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Individuals With Obesity Get More Satisfaction from Their Food

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Birthweight, Height Together Provide Insight Into Future Heart Health

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Stressed at School? Art Therapy Reduces Teenage Girls' Headaches

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Analysis Reveals Economic Cost of Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia Are 'Tip of the Iceberg'

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Power of Refocusing Student Stress in Middle School Transition

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Infants Expect Leaders to Right Wrongs

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The 'Blowfish Effect': Children Learn New Words Like Adults Do

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How Picture Books Introduce Kids to Politics

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• People who eat dark chocolate less likely to be depressed

• Doing more with less: Flexible, reduced-load jobs a win-win for workers, employers
• Digital games may beat mindfulness apps at relieving stress, new study shows

• What the brains of people with excellent general knowledge look like
• House move during early pregnancy linked to heightened premature birth risk

• Marital infidelity and professional misconduct linked, study shows
• Antioxidant compound from soybeans may prevent marijuana-induced blood vessel damage
• PE fitness tests have little positive impact for students
• Girls who are more physically active in childhood may have better lung function in adolescence
• People judge entire groups based on performance of its 'first member'
• Weight stigma in men associated with harmful health consequences
• Individuals with obesity get more satisfaction from their food
• 'Tickle' therapy could help slow aging, research suggests
• Birthweight, height together provide insight into future heart health
• Stressed at school? Art therapy reduces teenage girls' headaches
• Analysis reveals economic cost of Alzheimer's disease and dementia are 'tip of the iceberg'

• Power of refocusing student stress in middle school transition
• Infants expect leaders to right wrongs
• The 'blowfish effect': Children learn new words like adults do
• How picture books introduce kids to politics
• Doctors more likely to recommend antihistamines rather than cough and cold medicine for kids
• How can you reliably spot a fake smile? Ask a computer
• Babies display empathy for victims as early as 6 months
• Nearly three-quarters of traumatic brain injuries in under-19s caused by consumer products
• Workplace safety can worsen under bullying bosses

• Brain-inspired computer system sheds surprising new light on how images impact emotions

• Practical use for regret, hindsight
• Five or more hours of smartphone usage per day may increase obesity
• Decades after a good-behavior program in grade school, adults report healthier, more successful lives
• These gut bacteria prevent mice from becoming obese -- what could that mean for us?
• Current guides for starting infants on solid food may lead to overfeeding
• Supervisors driven by bottom line fail to get top performance from employees
• Brains work in sync during music therapy
• Preventing people from abandoning exotic pets that threatened biodiversity
• 'Trash talk' really can put players off their game
• More can be done to prevent children from having in-flight medical emergencies
• Exposure to common chemicals in plastics linked to childhood obesity
• Preschool teachers ask children too many simple questions
• America's packaged food supply is ultra-processed

• Extra weight in 60s may be linked to brain thinning years later
• Smaller class size means more success for women in STEM
• Too much caffeine during pregnancy may damage baby's liver
• How to consider nature's impact on mental health in city plans
• Kids widely exposed to smoking in movies
• Potential for 'unpacking' complex simultaneous emotions in adolescence
• With bitter foods, what you eat determines what you like to eat
• Benefits of US salt reduction strategy to US food industry
• Meal timing strategies appear to lower appetite, improve fat burning
• An apple carries about 100 million bacteria -- good luck washing them off
• Screen time no child's play
• Scientists use phone movement to predict personality types

• Mediterranean diet during pregnancy reduces gestational diabetes and weight gain
• New moms may be vulnerable to 'sharenting'
• Keeping livestock in the yard just might help your baby's immune system
• People are more likely to try drugs for the first time during the summer

• College spending habits may predict when 'adulting' starts
• School psychologists develop intervention to reduce hallway disruptions
• Canned laughter works, finds new study of 'dad jokes'
• Using visual imagery to find your true passions
• Warning to those wanting to spice up their lives
• Heart disease biomarker linked to paleo diet
• When you spot 1 driving hazard, you may be missing another
• Failure to launch: Parents are barriers to teen independence
• Children with autism more likely to be bullied at home and at school, study finds

• More women using cannabis daily before and during pregnancy, research finds
• Take a bath 90 minutes before bedtime to get better sleep
• Offering children a wide variety and large quantities of snack food encourages them to eat more
• Hearing loss tied with mental, physical, and social ailments in older people
• Nations with strong women's rights likely to have better population health and faster growth

• Maternal race not a factor for children experiencing a 'language gap'
• Coaching scientists to play well together
• Women now seen as equally as or more competent than men
• Over-claiming knowledge predicts anti-establishment voting
• The unpopular truth about biases toward people with disabilities
• What makes some people more receptive to the idea of being vaccinated against infectious disease?
• Emotion-detection applications built on outdated science, report warns

• Cracks in the skin of eczema patients promote allergic diseases
• Win or lose: Rigged card game sheds light on inequality, fairness
• Community size matters when people create a new language
• Massive potential health gains in switching to active transport
• Pokemon-like card game can help teach ecology
• New study reveals surprising gender disparity in work-life balance
• Marijuana use may not make parents more 'chill'
• Your spending data may reveal aspects of your personality
• Older adults: Daunted by a new task? Learn 3 instead

• Researchers track how cats' weights change over time
• Birds of a feather flock together to keep their options open
• Why two out of three babies are cradled on the left
• Vast majority of dietary supplements don't improve heart health or put off death, study finds
• VR lullaby machine shown to induce tranquil pre-sleep states
• Backed in black: How to get people to buy more produce

• Deep learning algorithm solves Rubik's Cube faster than any human
• Why urban planners should pay attention to restaurant-review sites
• Stress reduction benefits from petting dogs, cats
• How expectation influences perception
• Cannabis treatment counters addiction: First study of its kind
• Maternal secrets of our earliest ancestors unlocked
• Meet the six-legged superfoods: Grasshoppers top insect antioxidant-rich list
• Early and ongoing experiences of weight stigma linked to self-directed weight shaming

• Healthy lifestyle may offset genetic risk of dementia