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John Anderer

Born blue in the face, John has been writing professionally for over a decade and covering the latest scientific research for StudyFinds since 2019. His work has been featured by Business Insider, Eat This Not That!, MSN, Ladders, and Yahoo! Studies and abstracts can be confusing and awkwardly worded. He prides himself on making such content easy to read, understand, and apply to one’s everyday life.

ancient flower in amber

Stunning ‘new’ flower from 100 million years ago found beautifully preserved in amber

December 28, 2020

Nurse takes elderly patient's blood pressure

Hiring foreign nurses isn’t a detriment to U.S. nursing jobs

December 26, 2020

Person holding toilet paper stockpile

Toilet paper for Christmas? Survey reveals Americans’ worst gifts ever

December 25, 2020

Man's brain

GPS of the mind: Scientists discover new distance-detecting ‘Vector Trace’ brain cells

December 23, 2020

Women in masks elbow-bumping and social distancing during coronavirus pandemic

Without social distancing, face masks alone aren’t enough to stop COVID-19

June 21, 2026

Capuchin monkey

Illegal wild animal trade is thriving on social media despite COVID-19

December 23, 2020

Woman in mask stressed during COVID-19 / coronavirus pandemic

New study shows coronavirus capable of entering the brain, has similarities to HIV

June 21, 2026

Climate Change

Race to the finish: Aquatic evolution can’t keep up with climate change

June 21, 2026

kangaroo

G’day, mate! Kangaroos inherently know how to communicate with humans

December 22, 2020

Algae

Influx of toxic algae blooms along U.S. west coast due to climate change, scientists conclude

December 21, 2020

caterpillar ants nature

Let’s make a deal: Study finds some caterpillars offer ants a ‘reward’ for protection

June 21, 2026

Holiday weight gain: Christmas food, sweets surrounding person weighing themselves on a scale

Sugar plum regrets: 63% of Americans deal with ‘food guilt’ over the holidays

December 21, 2020

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