Skateparks Should Be Graded Like Ski Slopes To Prevent Injury: Study
Skateparks should be graded like ski slopes to prevent injury, a new study recommends.
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Americans Take This Many Weeks On Average To Prepare For The Holidays
Between planning and decorating, it takes the average American six weeks to prepare for the holiday season.
New Study Reveals Warning Signs Of Domestic Violence
Research identifies key red flags predicting intimate partner violence, offering potential interventions
Average American Aims To Afford Dream Home By 33, Survey Finds
New study reveals financial goals and savings habits of US adults
Diabetes Drugs Show Potential In Reducing Colon Cancer Risk
Groundbreaking study suggests type 2 diabetes medications may also ward off other obesity-related cancers
Over Half Of Night Shift Workers Suffer From Sleep Disorders, Study Shows.
There is a lot of evidence that shift work reduces the quality of sleep.
Americans Trust Social Media And AI For Health Advice Over Doctors
Survey reveals reliance on online sources for accurate information and diagnoses, raising questions about patient-doctor relationships.
Santa’s Grotto Frome Escapes Eviction After Council Planning Row
Santa Claus wins planning battle to save Christmas Grotto from eviction
New Study By Lancaster University Reveals The Crucial Role Of Seabird Droppings In Coral Recovery
Seabird guano fortifies fragile coral ecosystems through the presence of nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorous.