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You're not crazy—your dog probably does have television preferences.

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Animals

Researchers reveal that people's dogs have specific taste in what TV shows they like

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Health

A shocking new scientific study says water isn't actually the best way to hydrate yourself

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Science & Tech

College professors share the secret of how to detect ChatGPT in term papers

Writing experts can tell which essay was written by a human versus a robot.

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Science

Study explains why you might love your dog more than your spouse

“Man’s best friend” is backed by scientific research.

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Culture

Study finds the person most likely to influence you to quit your job and it’s not your boss

If they quit you’ll quit, too.

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Science

Scientific study shows how terrible background music at work actually ruins job performance

Bad songs create bad results.

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Culture

Why school smartphone bans fail our kids and limit their education

Countries applying smartphone bans at school aren’t addressing the true problems.

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Health

New study shows that music helps working out go by faster in our minds

People who listen to music during intense exercise experience a “time warp.”

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Health

New scientific study shows you’re smarter after you just pooped

There is some scientific evidence behind “gut feelings.”

European research proves you’re not wasting your life playing video games
Culture

European research proves you’re not wasting your life playing video games

Your parents were wrong about how long you play your video games.

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Health

Study shows simply eating an orange lowers depression, changes diets and improves people's moods

A medium-sized orange a day could reduce the risk of depression by 20%.

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Science

Study shows chewing on wood might be better for your brain than chewing gum

Acting like a beaver might boost your brain’s memory functions.

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