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Study: Men on Dating Apps Frequently Pursue Women More Attractive Than Themselves
Men Are ‘Punching’ on Dating Apps, Study Confirms By Xantha Leatham, Executive Science Editor | Updated: 19:22 BST, 23 July 2025 If dating apps feel discouraging for women, a new study offers a reason: men often pursue matches “out of their league.” Researchers found men swipe right on women deemed more attractive than themselves, leading […]
Study Identifies Potential Ocular Complications Associated with Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine
Pfizer’s COVID-19 Vaccine Linked to Minor Corneal Changes, Study Finds [Image: Close-up of an eye highlighting the cornea] A new study from Turkey suggests Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine may cause temporary changes to the cornea, the eye’s clear outer layer. Researchers tracked 64 patients, analyzing their corneal health before vaccination and two months after their second […]
Study Finds Strict Parenting More Effective Than Gentle Methods for Child Success
Gentle Parenting vs. Authoritative Parenting: What’s Best for Kids? Gentle parenting emphasizes empathy, but experts warn boundaries matter (file photo). Gentle parenting, a trend popularized by millennial and Gen Z parents, promotes calm communication over discipline, avoiding shouting or using “no.” Celebrities like Mindy Kaling and Alanis Morissette endorse it, focusing on empathy and understanding. […]
Game of Bones: Study Uncovers Dogs’ Favorite TV Shows and Canine Viewing Habits
What Would Your Dog Watch on TV? Science Weighs In If dogs could choose their own TV shows, furry cinephiles might skip romantic comedies and binge Bluey or Scooby-Doo instead. According to a study by Auburn University, dogs are most captivated by on-screen animals—especially those that bark, howl, or move (like in dog shows or […]
Study: Men’s Crocodile Tears Perceived as More Genuine, Revealing Clues to Spot Deception
Study Finds Men’s ‘Crocodile Tears’ Are More Believable Than Women’s By Xantha Leatham, Executive Science Editor If you’re a man in trouble with your partner, turning on the waterworks might just save the day—but only if you can fake it convincingly. A new study reveals that “crocodile tears” are perceived as more genuine when shed […]
New Study Unveils Grand Canyon’s True Geologic Evolution and Ancient Origins
True Origin of the Grand Canyon Linked to Meteor Impact, Study Reveals By Sonya Gugliara Published: 06:45 BST, 16 July 2025 | Updated: 06:59 BST, 16 July 2025 The Grand Canyon’s awe-inspiring landscape may owe its formation to a cataclysmic meteor strike that rocked Arizona over 56,000 years ago, a groundbreaking study published in Geology […]
Study Reveals Hidden Health Risks of Trendy Wood-Burning Stoves in Over 1 Million Homes
Wood and Eco Stoves Release Harmful Pollutants, Study Warns A new study reveals that wood-burning and eco stoves release toxic pollutants, posing serious health risks. Despite their popularity as cost-effective heating solutions, these appliances can degrade indoor air quality by emitting ultrafine particles (UFPs), fine particulate matter (PM2.5), black carbon, and carbon monoxide. These pollutants […]
Unsettling Study Reveals Subtle Brain Differences Between Psychopaths and Ordinary Individuals
Scientists Discover Brain Differences in Psychopaths A groundbreaking study from the University of Pennsylvania reveals that psychopathy may stem from distinct brain abnormalities. Using MRI scans, researchers compared 39 men with high psychopathy scores to a control group and found significant structural differences in regions governing behavior, emotion, and cognition. These findings suggest psychopathic traits […]
Major Airports Like Heathrow, Gatwick May Help Aliens Detect Earth, Study Finds
Earth’s Airports Could Be Alerting Aliens to Our Presence, Scientists Warn As humans scan the cosmos for signs of alien life, researchers suggest our own radio signals might be betraying our location. A study presented at the Royal Astronomical Society’s National Astronomy Meeting reveals that radar systems at airports and military bases emit detectable signals […]
Study Names America’s ‘Healthiest State’ with Residents Living 8 Years Longer
Vermont Named America’s Healthiest State: Here’s Why A new study by healthcare staffing platform Nursa has crowned Vermont as the healthiest U.S. state, where residents live up to eight years longer than those in lower-ranked states. Analyzing federal health data and public resources, researchers found Vermont’s exceptional access to fresh food, clean air, and outdoor […]