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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.

Curious, startled boy hears something or listening to a sound

When hearing a familiar voice, the brain actually relies on your vision

January 5, 2023

Bald man

Why do people go bald? Genetic discovery reveals why humans are hairless mammals

February 6, 2023

Closeup of a person's eye

Cure for blindness on the horizon? Lab-grown eye cells successfully ‘connect’ to retina

January 5, 2023

Illustration of heart inside human body

This dietary supplement may ‘dramatically’ reverse signs of heart disease

February 12, 2023

A man and woman working on their laptops at home

When couples work from home, study finds husbands benefit more than wives

January 4, 2023

Man going to the bathroom at night

Recycling urine can be good for the environment and the economy

January 4, 2023

Stopwatch or watch timer

Perception is reality, sort of: Crowded trains ‘dramatically warp our sense of time,’ Cornell study explains

January 3, 2023

People looking up at Milky Way galaxy in night sky

Origin of mysterious gamma ray-emitting bubbles at center of Milky Way revealed

June 21, 2026

Researchers use quantum mechanics to see objects without looking at them

Quantum mechanics breakthrough lets scientists ‘see’ objects without looking at them

January 3, 2023

Doctor holding a human heart

U.S. cardiovascular disease cases projected to skyrocket by 2060

January 2, 2023

Outline of brain highlighted

How strong is your cognitive reserve? Here’s how you can build your brain’s shield against dementia

January 2, 2023

New Year's Resolutions

Buncha quitters: Most people give up on New Year’s resolutions by end of January

January 1, 2023

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