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Scuba Diving Lizards Use Air Bubbles to Breathe Underwater and Stay Hidden from Predators
Water anoles have a unique way of staying underwater for extended periods by creating air bubbles around their snouts. This ability allows them to breathe underwater and evade predators for longer times, increasing their survival chances. A study led by Lindsey Swierk from Binghamton University revealed that anoles with air bubbles can stay submerg...
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Are Tattoos Bad? New Study Reveals Potential Health Risks of Inking
Led by John Swierk from Binghamton University, the study analysed nine major tattoo ink brands in the United States
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Nutritious Diet Crucial For Emotional Well-Being Of Women: 11 Healthiest Foods For Women
A research conducted by Binghamton University has said that women require a nutrient-rich diet to maintain good mental health, more than men. Here are 11 of the healthiest foods for women!
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Here's How Living In Less Sunny Areas Can Increase Your Risk Of OCD
According to a new research from Binghamton University, living at higher latitudes, where there is also less sunlight, could result in a higher prevalence rate of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD).
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Study Discovers What to Eat to Boost Your Mood According to Your Age
A new study, conducted by researchers from the Binghamton University in New York, there are certain things that one must eat to boost their mood depending on their age.
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New Framework Tells When Terrorists Are Likely To Attack
Researchers have developed a new framework to predict future terrorist attacks by analysing the relationship between more than 140,000 such attacks that took place between 1970 and 2014.
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New System To Identify People By Their 'Brainprints'
Scientists have developed a new system that can identify people using their brain waves or 'brainprint' with 100 per cent accuracy, an advance that may be useful in high-security applications.
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Punctuation Tells How Sincere Text Message Is
The way you punctuate your text messages reveals how sincere you are in communication, a new study said.
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New software predicts your boss' personality
Researchers from Binghamton University claim to have developed a computerised content-analysis tool that reliably and validly measured narcissistic and psychopathic traits in leaders of Fortune 100 companies.
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Scuba Diving Lizards Use Air Bubbles to Breathe Underwater and Stay Hidden from Predators
Water anoles have a unique way of staying underwater for extended periods by creating air bubbles around their snouts. This ability allows them to breathe underwater and evade predators for longer times, increasing their survival chances. A study led by Lindsey Swierk from Binghamton University revealed that anoles with air bubbles can stay submerg...
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Are Tattoos Bad? New Study Reveals Potential Health Risks of Inking
Led by John Swierk from Binghamton University, the study analysed nine major tattoo ink brands in the United States
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Nutritious Diet Crucial For Emotional Well-Being Of Women: 11 Healthiest Foods For Women
A research conducted by Binghamton University has said that women require a nutrient-rich diet to maintain good mental health, more than men. Here are 11 of the healthiest foods for women!
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Here's How Living In Less Sunny Areas Can Increase Your Risk Of OCD
According to a new research from Binghamton University, living at higher latitudes, where there is also less sunlight, could result in a higher prevalence rate of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD).
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Study Discovers What to Eat to Boost Your Mood According to Your Age
A new study, conducted by researchers from the Binghamton University in New York, there are certain things that one must eat to boost their mood depending on their age.
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New Framework Tells When Terrorists Are Likely To Attack
Researchers have developed a new framework to predict future terrorist attacks by analysing the relationship between more than 140,000 such attacks that took place between 1970 and 2014.
-
New System To Identify People By Their 'Brainprints'
Scientists have developed a new system that can identify people using their brain waves or 'brainprint' with 100 per cent accuracy, an advance that may be useful in high-security applications.
-
Punctuation Tells How Sincere Text Message Is
The way you punctuate your text messages reveals how sincere you are in communication, a new study said.
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New software predicts your boss' personality
Researchers from Binghamton University claim to have developed a computerised content-analysis tool that reliably and validly measured narcissistic and psychopathic traits in leaders of Fortune 100 companies.
