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Nearby Casinos Associated With Lower Obesity In Kids

Nearby Casinos Associated With Lower Obesity In Kids

Lower incomes are associated with higher obesity, though lower income in America is very much a relative term. Poor and minority kids lead the country in bedroom television ownership, so being poor…
Who Has More Intimate Partner Violence, Gays Or Straights?

Who Has More Intimate Partner Violence, Gays Or Straights?

Two analyses examined issues of sexual orientation and intimate partner violence, including its impact on substance abuse and physical and mental health. The first study found that homosexuals and…
Farming And Nutrition: The Upside And Perils Of Worldwide Food Staples

Farming And Nutrition: The Upside And Perils Of Worldwide Food Staples

If you as a farmer have a choice between growing food that can feed lots of people or diverse food that can feed only a few, the answer will be obvious. As science has discovered that certain…
Women In Academia Are Less Likely Than Men To Cooperate With Lower-Ranked Colleagues

Women In Academia Are Less Likely Than Men To Cooperate With Lower-Ranked Colleagues

When it comes to demographics and society, no one likes surveys and statistics that make them look less positive. Yet surveys and statistics are all we have to go by in order to know if people are…
Scientific Reproducibility - Is It  Going Extinct Or Do We Not Teach Statistics Well Enough?

Scientific Reproducibility - Is It Going Extinct Or Do We Not Teach Statistics Well Enough?

Recent research has shown an alarming number of peer-reviewed papers are irreproducible and it isn't just social sciences surveys or weak observational studies. It's in fields like biology. The…
We Might Have No Free Will, But At Least We Are Influencing Half Of The World

We Might Have No Free Will, But At Least We Are Influencing Half Of The World

In times of easy access to the Internet and cheap travel, we consider ourselves part of a global society, but how connected this really makes us will surprise many of us. A Portuguese research group…
Breast Milk Is Not Why Breastfed Babies Are Smarter

Breast Milk Is Not Why Breastfed Babies Are Smarter

Numerous studies have concluded that children who were breastfed score higher on IQ tests and perform better in school. Why would that be? Is it the mother-baby bonding time, something in breast…
Filicide - A 32 Year Analysis Of Parents Murdering Their Kids

Filicide - A 32 Year Analysis Of Parents Murdering Their Kids

To sane people, parents who kill their kids are both horrifying and tragic, though levels of acceptance and blame flow with cultural trends. Once upon a time, when a mother in Texas killed her…
Stop The Hatred: Parks Ecotourism Improved The Lifestyle In Costa Rica By 16 Percent

Stop The Hatred: Parks Ecotourism Improved The Lifestyle In Costa Rica By 16 Percent

If you ask aging environmental activists, the worst thing that can happen to nature is to have people step onto it. This is the completely wrong approach, but one adopted by their corporate leaders…
Avoid Helping Grow An Arab Spring? Democracy Efforts Fail If Larger Countries Try To Help

Avoid Helping Grow An Arab Spring? Democracy Efforts Fail If Larger Countries Try To Help

Politics always make strange bedfellows. When George W. Bush was president, the claim of his political opposition was that Iraq was 'no harm to anyone outside its own borders' and so we should not be…

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