Study Challenges 'Once a Cheater, Always a Cheater' - Trust Depends on Who Benefits
By UCLA · Jan 10, 2025
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Countering the next phase of antivaccine activism
By PLOS ONE · Jan 9, 2025
Ancient 'Mega-Fortress' Reveals New Chapter in Human Settlement History
By Cranfield University · Jan 8, 2025
AI Can Detect Depression in CEOs' Voices, Study Shows Higher Pay for Those Affected
By Indiana University · Jan 8, 2025
Media Company Ownership Affects How Markets Process Financial News, Study Finds
By Binghamton University · Jan 6, 2025
Urban Sprawl May Trap Low-Income Families in Poverty Cycle
By University of Utah · Jan 5, 2025
Study Links School Segregation to Higher Dementia Risk Among Black Americans
By JAMA · Jan 3, 2025
Study Reveals Hidden Crisis: Quarter of Denver Youth Faced Homelessness in 2021
By University of Colorado · Jan 3, 2025
Early COVID Testing Saved 1.4 Million Lives in U.S., Study Finds
By Johns Hopkins · Jan 3, 2025
Language Choice in Reporting Gender Gap Influences Women's Response to Political Inequality
By New York University · Jan 2, 2025
Moscow’s AI Machine: How Russian Operatives Built a Secret Server to Weaponize Election Disinformation
By ScienceBlog.com · Jan 1, 2025
Breaking the Resolution Cycle: Experts Share Science-Based Tips for New Year Success
By ScienceBlog.com · Jan 1, 2025