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StudyFinds Analysis

1 in 5 Americans think phones should be completely banned in school

Air pollution may explain why some children never outgrow peanut allergies

Dating app swipe culture driving cosmetic surgery boom among young women

Are golf courses being prioritized over renewable energy?

How digital paywalls are quietly reshaping (and reducing) local news coverage

No excuses: Just 35 minutes of weekly exercise can reduce dementia risk

Breast cancer rates for women under 40 are rising. Why location plays a key role

Doctors urge caution as study links acetaminophen in pregnancy to ADHD risk

This one gene may explain why only humans can speak

Paxlovid shows no clear benefit in preventing hospitalization, death among vaccinated seniors

Mars’ missing atmosphere may actually be trapped in the planet’s crust

Common blood pressure drug shows surprising potential as ADHD treatment