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Have your eyes glued to your screen? Well, maybe try and dial it back a bit. A study published in Computers in Human Behaviour has found that high levels of social media usage are strongly correlated with divorce. Of course, that doesn’t mean that social media causes divorce—researchers freely admit … Read More
Want to control cravings later in the day? Eat breakfast. Especially the protein. A study published in Nutrition Journal has found that skipping breakfast can lead to overeating later in the day. Researchers had twenty participants eat laboratory controlled diets that measured how well eating breakfast helped them withstand hunger … Read More
On your way to the blood bank? Well, don’t worry about lying to get out of work. After all, one cancels out the other, right? According to a study published in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, not only do we give ourselves permission to misbehave in exchange for doing … Read More
Bad news for you tongue fatties . . . and regular fatties: obesity and fat tongues have been linked to higher instance of sleep apnoea, a serious condition that sees breathing stop and start during sleep. The study, published in Sleep, had ninety obese subjects with sleep apnoea and thirty-one … Read More
We’ve all experienced some rudeness at work—whether it’s serious and emotionally devastating or all in our heads. Especially if you’ve ever worked in customers service. That said, neurotic people have been found to respond to serious rudeness very differently than the rest of us. A study published in the Journal … Read More
