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StudyFinds Analysis

Identical AI Assistants, Unequal Pay: Male Avatar Given More Cash, Study Finds

Fossil Ignored for 17 Years Turns Out to Be 2-Million-Year-Old Human Relative’s Skull

New Obesity Definition Counts Fewer Children But Far More Older Adults

Vaping Damaged Lungs And Weakened Virus Defenses In Just Days, Research Shows

ADHD Linked To More Than 4 Times The Risk Of Dementia Or Mild Cognitive Impairment After 50

Five Seemingly Unrelated Illnesses May Share Faulty Genetic Wiring

Women Score Higher On Emotional Intelligence, But Only Slightly

What Makes A Song Get Stuck In Your Head? Here’s What Research Shows

Consuming Olive Oil First May Soften Blood Sugar Spikes, Mouse Study Finds

Lose Some Brain Wiring, Gain Some Memory? Mice Suggest It’s Possible

Chip With AI Spots Lab-Grown Breast Cancer Cells Among Blood Cells, No Dye Labels Needed

Teens Who Walk More Have Fewer Mental Health Problems, Study Finds