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Owning Luxury Items Increases Feeling of Well-Being than Just Using Them, Study
People who own luxury items are associated with experiencing high-levels of "feel-good" factor than those who can simply use one, according to a study by Ghent University, Belgium.
People Distrust Those Who are Mean with Money, Study
UK, France and Italy to Face Energy Crisis within Five Years, Study
Walking Benefits Kidney Disease Patients, Study
Excessive Use of Groundwater in California May Trigger More Earthquakes, Study
University of Saskatchewan Welcomes “Fired” Professor Back; Offers Tenured Academic Position.
Top 10 UK Universities in Student Experience
Holy Family University Names Sister Maureen McGarrity as New President
By Staff ReporterEating Slowly and Chewing Food More Can Help Shed Excess Fat, Study
By Staff ReporterLow-Carb Diet Reduces Inflammation in Type 2 Diabetes Patients, Study
By Staff ReporterNeonicotinoids Destroy Honey Bee Colonies during winter, Study
By Staff ReporterAustralian Researchers Discover World’s Oldest Fossilised Giant Sperm
By Staff ReporterForeclosed Properties Affect Neighbors' Systolic Blood Pressure, Study
By Staff ReporterMichigan Researchers Design App for Early Intervention in Bipolar Disorder
By Staff ReporterNo Evidence to Support Domestic Violence Screening, Study
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