How people misinterpret data in bar graphs
Bar graphs are a popular way to represent data because of their simplicity. Do we actually know how to read […]
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Study found immunotherapy treatment is easier on cancer patients
‘We found the treatment is actually easier on patients, so it has the double benefit’ Field of immune oncology is […]
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Astronomers discover something never seen before
A team of radio wave mappers discovered something that is unusual. It releases a huge burst energy three times per […]
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Watermelon health potential confirmed
Watermelon is an unusual fruit that contains compounds that can have beneficial effects on the body. They support normal metabolic […]
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Feeling sad? Improve it with whatever you think works
How can you improve your mood when you are feeling sad? A new study suggests that it could be any […]
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Preschool SI! interventions lower heart disease risk
According to a review published in the Journal of The American College of Cardiology, children can make lasting lifestyle changes […]
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Gender bias in language prevalent — even for experts
According to a study by Rutgers University, New Brunswick, gender bias has not changed over the past 20 years even […]
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The fungal drivers of tree growth
The ectomycorrhizae, which are fungi that live on the roots of most tree species around the globe, have a close […]
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Virtual Reality could make therapy less awkward
New research suggests that you are not the only one who finds it difficult to open up to a therapist. […]
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Chatbot or human? What matters is perceived humanity
You might not meet the helpful person who guides you through your online order. Artificial intelligence and natural language processing […]