Why can’t some people admit defeat when they lose?
Evita March, Federation University Australia When US President-Elect Joe Biden and Deputy Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris gave their victory speeches on Saturday evening, [...]
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Science: Study warns more sexual partners leads to a higher cancer risk
A recent study out of the UK has shown that having more than 10 sexual partners over your lifetime is linked to a higher risk of cancer. Researchers studied the data of more [...]
Science: More food is being wasted than before; the richer you are the more you waste
Thought you were good with food waste? Turns out you may not be and it may be related to just how much money you earn. A recent study by Dutch researchers has shown that food [...]
Study: Male scientists present their findings more positively than women scientists
Studies from Germany and the US state that male researchers appear to view their findings more positively than their female counterparts. Inspired by the under-representation [...]
What’s the value of your dog’s life, and why it matters
Simon F. Haeder, Pennsylvania State University; Deven Carlson, University of Oklahoma, and Joe Ripberger, University of Oklahoma Americans love their pets, spending more than [...]
Kids born from frozen embryo IVF may be at higher cancer risk
Kids born from frozen embryo IVF may be at higher cancer risk. Recent Danish study has found that kids born from frozen embryo IVF may be at higher cancer risk. [...]
Smarter than the average crow? – Crows plan three steps ahead like (some) humans
Have you ever watched the Alfred Hitchcock film the Birds and wondered what would it be really like if birds acted together – as a collective, planned and took over the [...]
Climate change is poised to deliver more Black Saturdays in decades to come
Scott Hamilton, University of Melbourne Ten years ago, on February 7, 2009, the Black Saturday bushfires killed 173 people. More than 2,000 houses were destroyed in Victoria, [...]
Science: Eye Contact Is All In Your Head
Remember that magical moment when you first locked eyes with your partner and felt an instant connection? Chances are they were looking at your mouth. Or your ear. Yes, eye contact might be all in our heads, according to new research by Edith Cowan University. [...]
We discovered a warped and twisted disc of young, massive stars at the edge of our Milky Way
Richard de Grijs, Macquarie University From a great distance, our Milky Way would look like a thin disc of stars that rotates once every few hundred million years around its [...]
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