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A study commissioned by DuckDuckGo finds more people would use non-Google search engines if they were offered a choice.
https://www.searchenginejournal.com/duckduckgo-study-finds-more-people-would-use-google-alternatives-if-given-a-choice/333159/
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A significant NHS study has found that a massive number of lives could be saved if individuals at risk of developing Britain s deadliest cancer.
https://paulrpalmer.com/nhs-study-finds-that-ct-scan-gets-70-of-lung-cancer/
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Cardiff s Queen Street named Britain s best high street
https://www.topworldnewstoday.com/cardiff-queen-street-named-best-highstreet-in-uk-study-finds/
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Mike Males, Principal Investigator, YouthFacts.org| May 2026
https://www.youthfacts.org/?p=161350
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New research by the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory finds strong evidence that homes with solar photovoltaic (PV) systems sell for a premium over homes without solar systems. The B
https://newscenter.lbl.gov/2011/04/21/bright-spot-for-solar/
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A large-scale European study is reigniting debate over dietary fat and brain health after researchers observed a potential connection between full-fat dairy consumption and a reduced risk of dementia later in life.
https://usanewsposts.com/long-term-study-finds-surprising-link-between-full-fat-dairy-and-dementia-risk/
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Contrary to popular belief, a new study finds Americans aren t becoming more isolated.
https://studyfinds.com/loneliness-epidemic-myth/
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Dark patterns refer to a range of design techniques that can subtly encourage users to take some sort of action or put their privacy at risk.
https://techcrunch.com/2024/07/10/ftc-study-finds-dark-patterns-used-by-a-majority-of-subscription-apps-and-websites/
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“In a study of nearly 12,000 children in the United States, no evidence was found to show that screen time impacted their brain function or well-being.”
https://www.crossplay.news/p/new-study-finds-no-evidence-screen
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A new study finds an alarming rise in a novel form of psychological distress. Call it “neoliberal perfectionism.”
https://jacobin.com/2018/01/under-neoliberalism-you-can-be-your-own-tyrannical-boss
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