Tag: Study
Whitney Museum Suspends Independent Study Program
The Whitney Museum of American Art has made the decision to suspend the Independent Study Program (ISP) for…
Private credit could ‘amplify’ next financial crisis, study finds
Private credit has become a significant player in the financial industry, with economists, bankers, and US officials warning…
Leprosy Was Lurking in The Americas Long Before Colonization, Study Finds : ScienceAlert
New Research Challenges Historical Narrative on Leprosy in the Americas For years, historians believed that leprosy was brought…
Exercise boosts survival rates in colon cancer patients, study shows
A recent groundbreaking study has shown that a three-year exercise program can significantly improve survival rates in colon…
Study finds exercise can keep colon cancer from recurring
Exercise Program Shows Promise in Reducing Recurrence of Colorectal Cancer A recent study presented at the annual meeting…
COVID-19 Disease Burden Remains High, Study Shows
The recent study conducted in Denmark has shed light on the ongoing threat posed by COVID-19. The researchers…
What the First Results from the Global Flourishing Study Tell Us about Age, Employment and Partnership
The concept of human flourishing is an increasingly important focus for researchers around the world. It goes beyond…
How a study in the Stockholm subway could help prevent violent crime
The Surprising Solution to Interpersonal Violence: Lessons from Stockholm's Subway System Nearly half a million people are murdered…
Study Reveals Plague’s Evolutionary Hack to Survive 3 Pandemics : ScienceAlert
The Evolution of Plague Bacteria: How Adaptation Led to Longer Pandemics A recent study has shed light on…
Study shows ripple effects from World War II detainment camps on Japanese Americans’ reproductive health
Intergenerational Reproductive Health Effects of Japanese American Detainment Camps Revealed A recent study conducted by researchers at West…
Being Curious Might Help Keep Alzheimer’s Disease At Bay: Study
The importance of curiosity in maintaining brain health and cognitive function as we age cannot be overstated. A…
Fluoride ban in tap water could lead to 25M cavities, study says
Debate Over Water Fluoridation Intensifies as States Take Action As Robert F. Kennedy Jr. assumed office as health…