Study Suggests Seeing Vaping Ads Could Trigger Tobacco Cravings
Since vaping is a relatively new activity, there isn’t much in the way of regulations about vaporizers’ use or how they are advertised. Vaping is essentially the use of a … Read More
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Teen Pregnancies Rates Down, but Challenges Still Persist for Black and Hispanic Adolescents
While recent research has shown that teen pregnancy rates in the United States have dropped across all demographics, disparities still exist when it come to race. A study from Pew … Read More
New Study Indicates Early Imaging May Not Help Seniors’ Back Pain
When seniors report back pain to their doctors, one of the first steps that is usually taken is to order imaging to guide diagnosis, like an MRI or a CT … Read More
Virginia Christian School’s Website Hacked By Group Claiming Islamic Ties
When it comes time to redesign or create a website for their business, most people analyze web designers’ portfolios, review their past work and discuss different possibilities for their upcoming … Read More
Missing Piece of Early British Computer Recently Discovered in Pennsylvania
What does a computer from the 1940s look like? It definitely doesn’t look like a modern-day desktop or laptop — which is probably why a large piece of the U.K.’s … Read More
Will Air Conditioning in Qatar’s World Cup Stadiums Hold Up Against the Heat?
When the small Middle Eastern nation of Qatar was announced as the host of the 2022 FIFA World Cup, concerns abounded due to its sweltering desert climate, which would make … Read More
High-End RVs, Motor Homes and Camping Supplies in Demand as Campgrounds Open for 2015
In an episode of the TV show Parks and Recreation, Aziz Ansari’s character Tom Haverford almost ruined the Parks Department’s camping trip when his camping supplies, purchased from SkyMall, drains … Read More
Detroit Woman Uses Graph Paper to Make Unique, Custom Quilts
Today, most adults and teenagers most likely associate spiral-bound, graph paper notebooks with math class. However, the product can have creative uses as well. For example, a Detroit woman is … Read More
Almost One in Five College Students Misusing ADHD Drugs, New Study Find
Nearly one in five college students abuse drugs used to treat attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), according to a new study published in the journal Clinical Child and Family Psychology Review. Considering … Read More
Deadly Fires Killed 900 Americans This Past Winter
For months, many Americans have complained about the harsh winter and its many inconveniences — from huge, frigid snowbanks to backed-up traffic. An even more serious problem has emerged as … Read More