Issues
Do Open Relationships Really Work?
Open relationships typically describe couples in which the partners have agreed on sexual activity with someone other than their primary romantic partner, while maintaining the couple bond.
Paid Leave May Widen the Mommy Gap But Increase Time With Children
Who Will Get Depressed Under Major Stress? Study Shows Promise of Genetic Risk Prediction
New Study Points to Another Possible Correlation Between Sleep and Overall Good Health
USC Study Implicates Flavored e-cigs in the Teen Vaping Epidemic
Obesity Exacerbates Many Causes of Death, But Risks are Different for Men and Women
Mapping International Drug Use Through the World's Largest Wastewater Study
Years of Education May Impact Drinking Behavior and Risk of Alcohol Dependence
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BYU Study Shows Overall Time on Social Media is Not Related to Teen Anxiety and Depression
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Study: Tradeoffs Between Commute Time, Safety
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Computer Science Classes Break Down Cultural Barriers, Study Shows
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This Dark Secret of the Makeup Industry Proves Child Exploitation is Not Just an Old Story
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Fastest Way to Lose Weight: 10kgs in 10 Days with Oats, Egg, Apple, and Green Tea
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Deet Gives Humans an 'Invisibilty Cloak' to Fend off Mosquito Bites
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Negative News Coverage Empowers Collective Action in Minorities
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