Tag: Science
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Feeling Stressed? Study Finds an Office Desk Houseplant Will Help Calm You Down
If you’re feeling stressed, research finds that getting a houseplant for your office space is one of the easiest things you can do for relief.
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Largest Study Ever Conducted Using Magic Mushrooms Finds Psilocybin Completely Safe and “Breakthrough Therapy” for Depression
“The results of the study are clinically reassuring and support further development of psilocybin as a treatment for patients with mental health problems.”
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As Several States Legalize Campus Carry, University Reports a Drop in Crime
After legalizing campus carry, universities are reporting no increase in violent crime.
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Leading Nuclear Researcher Issues Grave Fukushima Warning – an ‘Ongoing Global Radiological Catastrophe’ and ‘Huge Cover Up’
If this mess continues, already increased cancer rates in Japan are likely to get even worse and spread throughout the world.
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The Positive Impact of Limiting Sexual Partners Before Marriage
Men and women who reduce their number of sexual partners to whom they are in a committed relationship with during adulthood receive the greatest benefits.
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Scientists Find Harmful Microplastics in 100% of Wild Sea Turtles
“It really is a great shame that many or even all of the world’s sea turtles have now ingested microplastics.”
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UK Study Finds Strong Link Between Working Moms and Childhood Obesity
“We find that children of working mothers are more likely to be sedentary and less likely to eat breakfast regularly.”
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Google+ User Creates Freedom-Based Alternative as Google Announces End of G+ Network
“The advantages were that we controlled the data and privacy, we got to keep spammers and trolls out, and we got to decide the rules.”
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Canadian Study Links Fluoride to Increased Rate of ADHD in Children
“Our findings show that children with elevated prenatal exposure to fluoride were more likely to show symptoms of ADHD as reported by parents.”
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Parents Report: Teens with Gender Dysphoria Outbreak in Groups
Birds of a feather flock together goes the adage, but friends influence each other as much as they choose to spend time with others like them.