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Pasar demasiado tiempo con un smartphone o un iPad es un mal hábito al que los investigadores de la salud están prestando más atención. En el caso de los jóvenes, hay nuevos datos sobre la mala salud cardiaca en etapas posteriores de la vida, y los expertos de Minnesota...
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Spending too much time on a smartphone or iPad is a bad habit health researchers are paying more attention to. For youth, there is fresh evidence about poor heart health later in life and Minnesota experts recognize the concerns. A new study in the Journal of the American Heart Association showed...
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The median emergency savings for Americans is $500, according to new Empower research. The size of the safety net varies by generation, with Boomers saving a median of $2,000 – five times that of Gen Z’s reserves of $400. One-third of Americans (32%) don’t have an emergency savings fund...
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Un nuevo estudio mostró que el 10% superior de conductores por consumo de gasolina, también conocidos como “superusuarios”, utilizan el 35% del suministro de gasolina. Se descubrió que el costo de la gasolina consume una gran parte de los ingresos familiares: alrededor del 13% y el 16% para los...
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A new study showed the top 10% of drivers by gas consumption, otherwise known as “superusers,” use 35% of the gas supply. It found the cost of gas eats up a lot of household income: about 13% and 16% for Hispanic and Black superusers, respectively. Groups fighting climate change...
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Un nuevo estudio muestra que la libertad de expresion esta cada vez mas amenazada en los campus universitarios, tanto por la derecha como por la izquierda. La organizacion no partidista y sin fines de lucro Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, conocida como FIRE, encuesto a 58,000 estudiantes universitarios, preguntandoles sobre...
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A new study shows free speech is increasingly under assault on college campuses from both right and left. The nonpartisan, nonprofit Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, known as FIRE, surveyed 58,000 college students, asking them about campus culture when it comes to comfort expressing ideas, tolerance for speakers, disruptive conduct,...
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A new study found more than 1.4 million children in the U.S., including many in California, have lost a family member to overdose, emphasizing the collateral damage of the drug epidemic. The study focused on children younger than 18 as of 2019 who had lost one or more parents, siblings, grandparents,...
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A new study found more than 1.4 million children in the U.S., including many in California, have lost a family member to overdose, emphasizing the collateral damage of the drug epidemic. The study focused on children younger than 18 as of 2019 who had lost one or more parents, siblings, grandparents,...