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Sep 04

Study finds that home-cooking disproportionately burdens mothers

By Charles Pulliam-Moore

A team of researchers at North Carolina State University published a study challenging the idea that home-cooked meals are ultimately “better” for the family as a whole.

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May 14

Health benefits of red wine may be overhyped

By Dave Sloan

Red wine -- long celebrated by wine connoisseurs for its numerous health benefits, including improvements to longevity, heart health and blood circulation -- might not have as many benefits as previously touted.

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May 12

Study determines teens spend less time reading

By Dave Sloan

Common Sense Media, a San Francisco Non-Profit organization, <a href="">released a new study Monday determining a steep decline in the amount of time teens and young children are committing to reading for pleasure.

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May 01

Global press freedom falls to lowest level in decade, survey finds

By Talia Mindich

Global press freedom slipped to its lowest level in a decade in 2013, a major new study finds.

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Apr 24

Gene therapy shows promise to help people regrow auditory nerve cells

By Robert Pursell

A new study outlines how gene therapy could reverse hearing loss and deafness. This may be music to the ears of the roughly 300,000 patients across the globe that depend on cochlear implants to hear. Australian researchers…

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Apr 23

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New York Times study: most Americans’ incomes have stagnated

By Anya van Wagtendonk

Economic growth in the U.S. is as strong as or stronger than in many other countries –- but that growth benefits only a small percentage of American households. That’s the conclusion of a New York Times analysis, based upon…

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Mar 17

In fractured information landscape, Americans still choose serious news

By Connie Cass, Associated Press

WASHINGTON -- Americans of all ages still pay heed to serious news even as they seek out the lighter stuff, choosing their own way across a media landscape that no longer relies on front pages and evening newscasts to dictate…

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Feb 26

Do dogs feel shame? You may be surprised

By Thaisi Da Silva

Scientists say dogs don’t really feel shame. The “guilty” look is really an attempt to change your response to them.

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Jan 27

Want $3,000? Volunteer to get the flu

By Sarah Corapi

In the hopes of making a better flu vaccine, NIH scientists are purposely infecting dozens of volunteers with the influenza virus, The Associated Press reports.

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Jan 13

Watching MTV’s ’16 and Pregnant’ leads to lower teen birth rates, study finds

By Ellen Rolfes

Calling all aspiring teenage reality TV stars: Have a baby and you could be featured on MTV’s “16 and Pregnant” or “Teen Mom.” And your chances are getting better because the pool of eligible teenage parents for the shows is…

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