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Top Study Finds News

The US plans to open a fly factory in Texas as part of its fight against a flesh-eating parasite

Animals · Texas

The US plans to open a fly factory in Texas as part of its fight against a flesh-eating parasite

67% Center coverage: 71 sources

Astronomers Pin Down Universe's Missing Matter in Cosmic Web

Astronomers Pin Down Universe's Missing Matter in Cosmic Web

61% Center coverage: 31 sources

Obese People See Self-Esteem Soar After Weight Loss Surgery: Study

Famine · Elkhart

Obese People See Self-Esteem Soar After Weight Loss Surgery: Study

50% Center coverage: 18 sources

Scientists say self-esteem scores more than doubled within one year of going under the knife.See the Story

Study confirms White Sands footprints are ~23,000 years old

80% Center coverage: 10 sources

Results are consistent with two earlier studies dating the footprints to between 22,000 and 24,000 years ago.Americas · New Mexico See the Story

Getting in more steps may prevent the leading cause of disability in the US, study says

86% Center coverage: 14 sources

Health · United States See the Story

Want To Save The Planet? Stop Using AI -- Here's Why

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Every time you ask ChatGPT to write an email or have Claude solve a math problem, you're contributing to a growing carbon footprint. The post Want To Save The Planet? Stop Using AI — Here’s Why appeared first on Study Finds.Artificial Intelligence Read Article

'Thousand-Color' Image Of The Universe Shows Galactic Dust Throwing Off Measurements in Space

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Using the largest sample of cosmic distance markers ever collected from a single galaxy, scientists have discovered that something is making them appear much farther away than they should be. The post ‘Thousand-Color’ Image Of The Universe Shows Galactic Dust Throwing Off Measurements in Space appeared first on Study Finds.Read Article

Why 1 In 3 Americans Admit They Wake Up Already Exhausted

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A new survey of 2,000 Americans reveals what's stealing our energy throughout the day, and the results show it's not just our jobs leaving us depleted. The post Why 1 In 3 Americans Admit They Wake Up Already Exhausted appeared first on Study Finds.United States · United States Read Article

How The Brain Links Smells To Fear, And Why Some Scents Trigger Anxiety

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The same neural pathways that control fear also determine whether you love the aroma of fresh coffee or can't stand the lingering scent of microwaved fish. The post How The Brain Links Smells To Fear, And Why Some Scents Trigger Anxiety appeared first on Study Finds.Coffee · Kyiv See the Story

Is Computer Science Punishing The Very Work That Attracts Women To The Field?

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Every year, thousands of women enter computer science programs excited to tackle problems like climate change, healthcare, and social justice through technology. What they don’t know is that the kind of work that drew them in may already be viewed as second-tier. The post Is Computer Science Punishing The Very Work That Attracts Women To The Field? appeared first on Study Finds.Education Read Article

How to Prevent Tick Bites in the Great Outdoors

100% Center coverage: 4 sources

If you are bitten by a tick, save the tick for a month after removing it.United States · United States See the Story

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