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Young Adults in Asia Get the Least Sleep Due to Cultural Habits
Are you tired? A new study of young and middle-aged adults shows it could be happening because of the way society functions in your part of the world. Researchers from Flinders University and the University of Helsinki collaborated with the Finnish company, Polar, to compare the sleeping habits of 17,335 people wearing fitness trackers to measure their 14-day sleep patterns.
New Study Finds that Race Is A Factor in Investment Judgments
Mathematicians of TU Dresden Develop New Statistical Indicator
Study Shows We Like Our Math Like We Like Our Art: Beautiful
Wits University PhD Student Discovers New Species of Early Dinosaur
Study Finds Changes in Mindset Key to Helping College Students Exercise More
Food Insecurity Common Across US Higher Education Campuses
The Use of Email and Social Media Marketing
By Hannah SmithOptimistic People Sleep Better, Longer, Study Finds
By Staff ReporterPhysician Leaders Call for Action to Create a New Generation of Physician-Scientists
By Staff ReporterRacism Influences Medical Students' Decision on Practicing in Minority or Underserved Communities
By Staff ReporterStudents With a Greater Sense of School Belonging are Less Likely to Become Bullies
By Staff ReporterBlack Male Educators Sound Alarm Regarding Lack of Diversity in P-12 Classrooms
By Staff ReporterStudy Identifies Way to Enhance the Sustainability of Manufactured Soils
By Staff ReporterThe 'Blowfish Effect': Children Learn New Words Like Adults Do, Say Princeton Researchers
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