89% of People Think Happiness Can Be Controlled - And They Are Much Happier For It
A new survey found that 89% of people think their happiness can be controlled-and they are 32% happier than those who don't think believe it.
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A Single Injection Reverses Blindness in Patient with Rare Genetic Disorder - Another RNA Success
A single injection of experimental RNA, sepofarsen, restored major visual function and sight for a patient with LCA, a genetic disease.
Parole Officer 'Empathy Training' Leads to a 13% Drop in Offenders Returning to Jail
A UC Berkeley study used empathy training among parole and probation officers to reduce recidivism and reoffending by 13 percent.
NASA Confirmation: Earth is Safe From Asteroid for 100 Years
NASA confirms that planet Earth is safe from asteroid Apophis for at least the next 100 years.
French Connoisseurs Just Tasted the Bordeaux Wine That Spent a Year in Space: 'Beautiful!'
A very special kind of wine tasting just took place in Bordeaux: bottles of wine aged 1 year on the International Space Station were analyzed.
Boys Who Play Video Games Linked With Lower Depression Risk, UK Shows Study
Boys in the UK who regularly played video games were less likely to develop depressive symptoms, finds new University College London study.
An Avocado a Day May Keep Your Gut Microbes Happy, Study Shows
New research from the University of Illinois says that eating avocado each day can help with gut health.
New Zealand Designer Makes Ingenious Solar-Powered Skylight That Desalinates Water For Drinking
Powering LED light, purifying salt water, and utilizing solar power, Henry Goglau's solar desalination still is a Lexus Design Award finalist.
Georgia Lab Experiments Shows CBD Reduces Plaque And Improves Cognition in Early Onset Alzheimer's
High doses of CBD helped restore function of proteins key to reducing the build up of beta-amyloid plaque, a hallmark of Alzheimer's.
Vitamin D Supplements Protect Black Population Against COVID-19, According to New Research
Higher levels of ‘the sunshine vitamin' (Vitamin D) was shown to reduce the risk of infection in Black populations, a Chicago study revealed.
Cannabis Compound Inhibits COVID-19 Replication in Human Lung Cells, Study Says
A pre-print study found CBD from cannabis prevented COVID-19 viral RNA expression, and reversed changes in lung cells brought on by the virus.
One of Archaeology's Great Mysteries Nearly Solved as Scientists Piece Together 2,000-yo Astronomy Calculator
Potentially solving an all-time great mystery, the 2,000 year old clockwork planetarium, the Antikythera Mechanism, has been reproduced.
Pioneering Arthritis Treatment For Dogs is Rolled Out And Vets Call it 'Groundbreaking'
American company Zoeitus has created a 'groundbreaking' antibodies treatment for arthritis in dogs.
This is the Surprising Outcome When a California City Gave Struggling Folks Free Money for a Year
SEED, the Stockton Economic Empowerment Demonstration, is a randomized placebo-controlled trial that gave 125 people $500 every month.
Meet the Sea Slugs That Chop Off Their Heads and Then Grow New Bodies
A mind-expanding phenomenon has been observed in sea slugs, filmed chopping their own heads off before regenerating entire new bodies.
First-of-its-Kind Clinical Study Finds That Microdosing THC Can Reduce Chronic Pain
By consuming a few 500 micrograms doses of THC per day, study participants experienced marked pain relief—all without the psychoactive side effects.
Northwestern Scientists Repair and Reverse ALS Neuron Damage in Lab Using New Non-Toxic Compound
Using a non-toxic substance on mice, Northwestern scientists identified the first compound that stops degeneration of brain neurons in ALS.
Yale Scientists Successfully Repair Injured Spinal Cords Using Patients' Own Stem Cells
Yale and Sapporo Medical University scientists have repaired injured spinal cords using patients' own stem cells.
Being Around Birds Makes Us Much Happier Says New Science
New studies show that the number of different bird species heard and seen directly affects mental health—as much as a raise.
A New 'Super Earth' Has Been Discovered Near One of Our Galaxy's Oldest Stars
The planet, TOI-561b, is about 50 percent larger than Earth but requires less than half a day to orbit its star.
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