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COVID-19 Symptoms Commonly Appear in This Order, Says a New Study

COVID-19 symptoms often appear in patients in a particular order, as per the new study.

CONFIRMED! Study Finds Cats Can Catch COVID-19

Apr 09, 2020 08:43 AM EDT By Neil P.

A recently published study in the Journal of Science confirmed that cats can be infected by COVID-19 and this now prompts the World Health Organization to have a further look of the study.

Suicide Still a Leading Cause of Death in U.S.

Feb 06, 2020 08:33 AM EST By Michael Benitt

Suicide is still one of the leading causes of death in the United States of America, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention.

Latina women from Latin America and Caribbean are on the rise in the STEMpreneurs.

Latina Entrepreneurs in STEM are on the Rise, New Study Reveals!

Feb 01, 2020 08:10 AM EST By Sofia Rodriguez

Latina women from Latin America and Caribbean are on the rise in the STEMpreneurs.

U.S. life expectancy lose its pace due to health reasons and lack of social support.

U.S. Life Expectancy Is Declining, Says Study

Dec 23, 2019 07:40 AM EST By Carlos Dela Vega

U.S. life expectancy is losing its pace due to health reasons and lack of social support.

New Twitter Study Shows Social Media Site Tweets 10,000 Racial Slurs a Day

Feb 17, 2014 05:09 PM EST By Tequan Wright

A new study from UK think tank Demos says Twitter averages over 10,000 racial slurs a day.

Gates Foundation Awards Grant to Rutgers Professor Studying Low-Income Latino Families, Technology, and the Digital Divide

Jan 18, 2014 07:51 PM EST By Robert Schoon

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has awarded a grant to Professor Vikki Katz of Rutgers University to carry out research on how low-income Latino families in the U.S. may adopt and use technology to help the next generation grow and learn.

Virgin Birth Claims Near 1 Percent, Says Study

Dec 23, 2013 03:10 PM EST By Scharon Harding

Christmas celebrates the birth of baby Jesus by the Virgin Mary, who believers say miraculously conceived while maintaining her purity. According to a report from Britain's Medical Journal (BMJ), some women do not think Mary is the only virgin to ever have a child. In a new study, nearly 1 percent of pregnant women in the United States believed they had an immaculate conception as well.