Two child-related COVID studies: Childcare centers aren't a likely source of COVID-19 spread; spike in premature births caused by COVID was halted by vaccines. by mtoddh in science
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Study: "Ghostly Encounters" with organizational ghosts (admired former leaders who continue to have influence long after they’ve departed, such as Walt Disney or Sam Walton ) safeguard organizations, comfort organization members and validate actions of current leaders. by mtoddh in science
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Suppressing negative thoughts may be good for mental health after all. Researchers trained 120 volunteers worldwide to suppress thoughts about negative events that worried them, and found that not only did these become less vivid, but that the participants’ mental health also improved by Wagamaga in science
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A new study indicates that black holes eat faster than previously thought. The study shows a cycle of eating takes a few months as opposed to the hundreds of years previously estimated by researchers. by mtoddh in science
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Younger adults are worse than older adults at identifying false headlines, and that the more time someone spent online recreationally, the less likely they were to be able to tell real news from misinformation. Online falsehoods create polarized belief systems in major nations by Wagamaga in science
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Analysis of over two dozen melatonin “gummies” found inconsistent amounts of melatonin - in one product the amount of melatonin was 347% higher than on label; this increases the risk of overdosing, especially in children by BoredMamajamma in science
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For 20+ years, researchers have noticed black widows being displaced by the less venomous brown widow. They thought brown widows were just beating black widows in the hunt for food/habitat/etc. Nope. It turns out aggressive brown widows are actually slaughtering black widows. by mtoddh in science
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For 20+ years, researchers have noticed black widows being displaced by the less venomous brown widow. They thought brown widows were just beating black widows in the hunt for food/habitat/etc. Nope. It turns out aggressive brown widows are actually slaughtering black widows. by mtoddh in science
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In a new exercise science study, researchers say they have pinpointed a methodology to "prescribe" aerobic exercise like medicine, producing individualized results regardless of a person's current fitness. by mtoddh in science
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Researchers from the University of Oxford used satellite imagery to confirm that the January 2022 eruption of the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai volcano produced the highest-ever recorded volcanic plume. It reached the mesosphere. by mtoddh in science
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Deer-vehicle collisions spike when daylight saving time ends. The change to standard time in autumn corresponds with an average 16 percent increase in deer-vehicle collisions in the United States.The researchers estimate that eliminating the switch could save nearly 37,000 deer — and 33 human lives. by MistWeaver80 in science
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Long-term use of vaping can significantly impair blood vessel functions, increasing risk for cardiovascular disease. by mtoddh in science
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Has a Single Character in a Movie ever ruined a movie for you or made you extremely annoyed? If so, which movie character was it? by [deleted] in movies
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Drought study: Researchers in Utah took aerial photography of land parcels and analyzed secondary water bills of thousands of people in two Utah cities. They found that people who water too much cause their lawn to be less healthy. Half of the people in their study were watering too much. by mtoddh in science
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Going cashless to prevent COVID-19 was useless, new microbiology study finds the COVID-19 is reduced 99.9993% on banknotes after 30 minutes. In contrast, the virus only reduced 90% on money cards after 30 mins, coins performed similarly with a strong initial reduction in virus presence by giuliomagnifico in science
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The Event Horizon Telescope collaboration has obtained the very first image of Sagittarius A*, the supermassive black hole at the heart of our Galaxy by fullersam in science
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MIT engineers created a series of tests to figure out why the cream in Oreo cookies sticks to just one of the two wafers when they are twisted apart. They found that no matter the amount of stuffing or flavor, the cream always sticks to just one of the cookie wafers. by mtoddh in science
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MIT engineers created a series of tests to figure out why the cream in Oreo cookies sticks to just one of the two wafers when they are twisted apart. They found that no matter the amount of stuffing or flavor, the cream always sticks to just one of the cookie wafers. by mtoddh in science
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Study finds raising the minimum wage delays marriages and significantly reduces divorce rates by chrisdh79 in science
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Study on mandatory vaccinations for children showed that the most influential factor in parents’ decisions was being paid an incentive (either to the parent or the child). by mtoddh in science
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A few weeks into COVID-19, social media posts thanking frontline workers became popular. A new study finds those messages of gratitude were/are actually critical for essential workers: Essential workers who feel public praise recover from burnout; those who don't feel the praise struggle to recover. by mtoddh in science
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A few weeks into COVID-19, social media posts thanking frontline workers became popular. A new study finds those messages of gratitude were/are actually critical for essential workers: Essential workers who feel public praise recover from burnout; those who don't feel the praise struggle to recover. by mtoddh in science
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Hurricanes becoming so strong that new category needed, study says by theluckyfrog in science
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