Study shows need for new focus in anti-vaping efforts for older teens and young adults
(Michigan Medicine - University of Michigan) They know it's addictive. They know it's linked to dangerous lung diseases. And they know it delivers more nicotine than the cigarettes it's supposed to replace. But the social aspects of vaping drives young people to use Juul and other e-cigarettes, according to nearly two-thirds of teens and young adults in a new study. Less than 5% say the availability of fruity flavors drives use of e-cigarettes by members of their generation, and only 10% say addiction does.
Study helps arboreta, botanical gardens meet genetic diversity conservation goals
In a ground breaking study, an international team of 21 scientists led by Sean Hoban, Ph.D., Conservation Biologist at The Morton Arboretum in Lisle, Illinois, evaluated five genera spanning the plant tree of life (Hibiscus, Magnolia, Pseudophoenix, Quercus and Zamia) to understand how much genetic diversity currently exists in collections in botanical gardens and arboreta worldwide.
Study finds most Montrealers not on board with sending kids back to school
Most Montrealers are not on board with sending children back to school May 18 according to a new survey from the Quebec English School Boards Association (QESBA) and the Association for Canadians Studies (ACS).
Study finds kittens bond with their human caregivers like babies do
They’re not as aloof as some think.
Poor people experience greater financial hardship in areas where income inequality is greatest
Study shows how a lack of community support caused by inequality exacerbates cycles of poverty
Study Reveals Australian Office Workers Stressed by Irrelevant Email Overload
Study Reveals Australian Office Workers Stressed by Irrelevant Email Overload
Study finds walking style can be an indicator of dementia later in life
Betty Pilgrim is 71, but she's studying law online and just got back from two months of backpacking in Europe. She's hoping if she can stay active, it will help stave off dementia.
Study reveals fishing habits of little penguins from Tasmanian colonies
Until now little has been known about what penguins get up to when they head out to sea to forage.
Study finds regional training stints luring back doctors
Research into doctors in regional Western Australia has found there is an increase in city-based medical students working in country postings after enjoying training in the regions.
Studying Seattle’s Roaring ’20s history might help us get through this next decade
Before plunging into our own likely decade of consequence, take a shallow dive into the gene pool of Northwest civilization at the dawn of the last '20s.
Study: WeChat content outside China used for censorship
BOSTON (AP) — Documents and images shared by users outside China on WeChat, the country’s most popular social media platform, are being monitored and cataloged for use in political censorship in China, a new report says. Citizen Lab, the University of Toronto online watchdog, says in Thursday’s report that WeChat users outside of China are […]
Study: WeChat content outside China used for censorship
BOSTON (AP) — Documents and images shared by users outside China on WeChat, the country’s most popular social media platform, are being monitored and cataloged for use in political censorship in China, a new report says. Citizen Lab, the University of Toronto online watchdog, says in Thursday’s report that WeChat users outside of China are […]
Study: PFAS Linked To Miscarriages
PFAS, common chemicals used to make everything from pizza boxes to take-out containers, are associated with risk of miscarriages, according to a new study from Yale.
Study Offers A Mixed Bag For Opioid Users Taking Benzos
Benzodiazepines are some of the most commonly prescribed medications in the country, often used to treat anxiety. But a new study warns that taking benzodiazepines can be both helpful and risky for those with opioid use disorder.
Study Says Infection Rate Vastly Higher
Conversely, greater infection rate suggests much lower fatality rate. A recent Stanford University study of COVID-19 infection in Santa Clara County suggests that the disease is vastly more widespread in the Bay Area than official data shows. Because the test was performed on volunteers rather than a randomized population, it is likely to have over-reported the rate of infection among its subjects.…
Study Links Texas Earthquakes to Wastewater Injection
By Joel Bahr Berkeley News A new study co-authored by UC Berkeley professor Michael Manga confirms that earthquakes in America’s oil country — including a 4.8 magnitude quake that rocked Texas in 2012 — are being triggered by significant injections … Continue reading
Study of fractional Poincar'e inequalities on unbounded domains. (arXiv:1904.07170v2 [math.AP] UPDATED)
The central aim of this paper is to study (regional) fractional Poincar'e type inequalities on unbounded domains satisfying the finite ball condition. Both existence and non existence type results are established depending on various conditions on domains and on the range of $s in (0,1)$. The best constant in both regional fractional and fractional Poincar'e inequality is characterized for strip like domains $(omega imes mathbb{R}^{n-1})$, and the results obtained in this direction are analogous to those of the local case. This settles one of the natural questions raised by K. Yeressian in [ extit{Asymptotic behavior of elliptic nonlocal equations set in cylinders, Asymptot. Anal. 89, (2014), no 1-2}].
Study finds trend toward benefit in using blood-clotting agent for bleeding stroke
Research Highlights: There are few treatment options for bleeding stroke. There was a trend towards reduced growth of brain bleeds in those treated with the antifibrinolytic agent tranexamic acid within 4.5 hours of stroke onset, compared to those ...
Women’s lifestyle changes, even in middle age, may reduce future stroke risk
Study Highlights: Middle age may not be too late for women to substantially lower their stroke risk through lifestyle modifications. Middle-aged women who quit smoking, started exercising, maintained a healthy weight and made healthy food choices saw...
Study of Police Ballot Measures Shows Trends in Voter Behavior, Illuminates Success in Passing Measures
National Police Support Fund publishes comprehensive report outlining the outcome of over 100 referenda presented to voters on behalf of police operations and law enforcement during the 2017 through 2019 election cycles.
New Scientific Study Proves That Brands Which Use Emotion on Social Media Will See Better Results
Study Reaching 2.3 Million Users Proves That Using Emotional Content Drastically Improves Social Media Conversion For Brands
Study: drivers who text just as dangerous as drunk drivers
A new study confirms that drivers who text are just as dangerous as drunk drivers.
Study Recently Published Includes Results of Full-Endoscopic Laser Spine Technique In Ambulatory Settings
Surgery Technique Produces Life-Changing Results For Patients With Extreme Back Pain
Study Reveals a 45% Increase in Advertisers’ Preference for Online Video Content
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An alarming amount of toxic mercury can now be found in coastal fog
Study found high levels of mercury in California's fog, but the problem likely extends around the world.
This cockatoo taught himself 14 dance moves, and researchers are fascinated
Study finds cockatoo called Snowball taught himself to dance and researchers want to understand how.
Your dog understands more than you think
Study finds that dogs can recognize the difference between words and voices.
Scientists need your dog's help
Study is recruiting 10,000 canine citizen scientists for national dog aging project.
Study reveals biochar as a strategy to fight global warming
Using agricultural waste to make biochar has the potential to reduce 12% of global CO2 emissions annually.
Weekend Briefing 7/15/2011
Study reveals humans' top eco-flaw, whaling summit ends in walkout, why beta males are happier, and more.
Daily Briefing: Thurs. 5/19/2011
Study: planets outnumber stars, floods fuel huge 'dead zone,' extinct rat returns, and more.
Nearly 3 billion birds have disappeared from North America since 1970
Study finds U.S. and Canada have lost 29% of birds in past 50 years.
Fuel economy hasn't improved in 100 years
Study shows fuel efficiency hasn't changed much since 1923, but emissions are way down.
When you give cash to those in need, you're giving the whole community a boost
Study finds that giving funds to poor families also helps others in the community.
Study: Mercury in high fructose corn syrup
Yesterday, a report was released by Environmental Health that got me re-thinking the few foods left in my home that still contain high fructose corn syrup (HFCS
Telecommuters aren't isolated and unproductive
Study debunks the myth that telecommuters are disconnected and thus less productive. Results from the study were published in the June issue of Communication Mo
Pittsburgh might install LED streetlights city-wide
Study estimates $1 million in annual savings, but light pollution and LED's inability to give off heat are issues.
Can you get high just from breathing the air in Rome?
Study measuring traces of psychotropic drugs in the air of eight major Italian cities has alarming results.
Green certification increases home values in California
Study reveals that green certified homes are valued 9% higher than comparable properties.
High dose statins may increase diabetes risk
Study participants on higher doses of statins were 15 percent more likely to develop diabetes than those on lower doses.
Study finds strong link between psoriasis and diabetes
Researchers find patients with severe psoriasis were almost twice as likely to have Type 2 diabetes than those without the skin condition.
Study: Weight training may reduce diabetes risk in men
Combining regular weight training with aerobics may reduce risk of type 2 diabetes by up to 59%, researchers find.
The power of unusual animal friendships
Studying odd couple animal friendships can help researchers learn what goes into normal human relationships.
Mountain gorilla numbers are heading in the right direction
Study finds that mountain gorillas numbers are increasing, according to the Uganda Wildlife Authority.
The science behind email response times
Study reveals what you can do to increase the likelihood of a speedy reply.
Study: Autism risk higher near pesticide-treated fields
Babies whose moms lived within a mile of crops treated with widely used pesticides were more likely to develop autism, according to new research.
Study reveals gaps between Tea Party and everyone else on energy policy
A study from the Civil Society Institute reveals that party lines divide many people's feelings about global warming, energy independence and green jobs. Here a