Society & Lifestyle
Presenting research that unravels human behavior, society, and the impact of science on our world.
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Why Lung Cancer Is Rising in People Who Never Smoked
For many years, lung cancer was strongly associated with smoking. Tobacco use remains the main cause of the disease worldwide. Most cases and deaths from lung cancer are still linked…
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Left Handers Show Higher Competitive Orientation than Right Handers
Across the world, most people use their right hand for everyday tasks such as writing, eating, or throwing a ball. About nine out of ten people are right handed. Around…
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Ultra Processed Foods may Increase Heart Attack Risk by 47%, Study Finds
Two friends walk through a grocery store after school. One fills the cart with snack packets, soda bottles, frozen meals, and packaged sandwiches. The other chooses fruits, vegetables, and simple…
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High Temperatures Linked to Fewer Male Births, Study Finds
Mankind has long known that temperature affects plants, animals, and many natural processes. Crops grow differently in warm weather, and some animals change their behavior when temperatures rise. Researchers have…
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Millions of Followers, Zero Peace: The Psychological Burden of Social Media Influencers
Many people dream of becoming popular, especially on social media these days. They imagine thousands or even millions of followers who like, comment, and share their content. For artists, musicians,…
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Can Video Games Help Kids With ADHD? What New Studies Reveal
Many parents worry when they see their children playing video games for hours. News headlines often talk about addiction, violent games, or too much screen time. Because of this, video…
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Bottled Water has More Microplastics than Tap Water, Study Reports
From morning to night, bottled water fits into common routines. A traveler buys it at an airport before boarding a flight. A parent packs it in a child’s school bag.…
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New Research Shows Lower Body Weight may Reduce Risk of Chronic Diseases
Have you noticed that people in your family, school, or workplace who maintain a healthy body weight are often less affected by chronic conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, or…
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Can Performance Enhancing Drugs Damage Your Heart?
On a quiet evening in a local gym, a group of young men finish their workout. Their muscles are tired, their breathing is heavy, and their hearts are beating fast.…
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Can Listening to Birdsong Improve Your Mood and Mental Health?
City life moves fast and stays busy at the times. Streets are crowded, traffic noise is constant, and screens demand attention throughout the day. Many people spend long hours surrounded…
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