People who meet their partners on dating apps often have stronger long-term relationship goals — contrary to the idea that technology encourages casual encounters rather than commitment, a new study has found.
Police respond differently when it’s a left-wing protest, study finds
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President Donald Trump's supporters were still rampaging through the US Capitol when the question arose: If these had been Black Lives Matter demonstrators instead of overwhelmingly White, militant Trump backers, ho...
Tommy Tuberville, meet the Constitution. Constitution, Sen. Tuberville.
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Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville has an idea about how to make next week's inauguration as safe as possible: Just move it to a few weeks later! "We probably could have had a swearing-in and inauguration later after we ...
Coronavirus will knock more than a year off average US life expectancy, study finds
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The coronavirus pandemic is not only having an immediate impact in terms of the deaths of thousands of Americans, it's also taking more than a year off the average US life expectancy. A new study published in the P...
Covid-19 infection grants immunity for five months, UK study suggests
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London People who have been infected by Covid-19 may have immunity to the virus for around five months, according to preliminary findings in a new study led by Public Health England (PHE). The SIREN research examined...
England considers putting Covid patients in hotels, as study reveals deep trauma among ICU workers
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London A large proportion of doctors and nurses have been traumatized by working in intensive care during the coronavirus pandemic in the UK, a new study reveals, with almost half reporting symptoms of post-traumatic...
No limit to benefits of exercise when it comes to cardiovascular disease risk, study finds
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It has long been understood that being physically active is good for you, particularly when it comes to preventing things like heart attacks and strokes. Physical exercise may be even more important for the preven...
6-foot megalodon shark babies were cannibals in the womb, study says
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These extinct sharks gave birth to some really large babies -- about the size of a full-grown human adult. At birth, megalodons were about 6.6 feet, or 2 meters, in length, according to a study published Sunday in ...
Three-quarters of Wuhan patients hospitalized for Covid-19 still had symptoms 6 months later, Chinese study finds
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Most patients who had been hospitalized with Covid-19 still suffered a variety of symptoms -- including fatigue and sleep difficulties -- six months after infection, a Chinese study has found. The study of more than...
Identical twins aren’t always genetically identical, new study finds
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Identical twins may not be quite as identical as we thought; researchers in Iceland have discovered genetic differences that begin at the early stages of embryonic development. Scientists have long used the study of...
WHO team blocked from entering China to study origins of coronavirus
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The World Health Organization said that China has blocked the arrival of a team investigating the origins of the coronavirus pandemic, in a rare rebuke from the UN agency. WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebre...
China turns off the lights in ‘Christmas town’ as officials race to meet energy targets
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)For months, factories in the city of Yiwu, known as China's "Christmas town," have been cranking out most of the tinsel, decorations and other festive ornaments now hanging on trees worldwide....
Young adults who vape cannabis are more likely to experience cough, bronchitis and wheezing, study finds
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The associations between vaping cannabis and respiratory health symptoms haven't been fully known before — but one new study has revealed a key discovery. The study, which published Tuesday in the journal JAMA Netwo...