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Why do bosses give more power to suck ups? Two new studies find that leaders are less likely to empower followers who raise concerns about workplace decisions.

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Why do bosses give more power to suck ups?

Two new studies find that leaders are less likely to empower followers who raise concerns about workplace decisions.

Futurity (RSS Feed) 9 months ago

Biochar gives soil a boost for better cotton growing Biochar, a charcoal-like substance made from leftover plant waste, improves soil health for cotton production, a new study confirms.

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Biochar gives soil a boost for better cotton growing

Biochar, a charcoal-like substance made from leftover plant waste, improves soil health for cotton production, a new study confirms.

Futurity (RSS Feed) 9 months ago

Why does cancer immunotherapy work for some and not others? A new study reveals that naturally occurring autoantibodies can boost or hinder cancer immunotherapy effectiveness by up to 10-fold.

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Why does cancer immunotherapy work for some and not others?

A new study reveals that naturally occurring autoantibodies can boost or hinder cancer immunotherapy effectiveness by up to 10-fold.

Futurity (RSS Feed) 9 months ago

Muscles made from cow cells could make lab-grown burgers better Researchers have cultivated cow muscle fibers in the lab that are much closer to real muscle than previous efforts.

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Muscles made from cow cells could make lab-grown burgers better

Researchers have cultivated cow muscle fibers in the lab that are much closer to real muscle than previous efforts.

Futurity (RSS Feed) 9 months ago

Common antimicrobial chemical tied to allergies in kids Researchers have discovered a link between an antimicrobial chemical that's common in everyday items and allergic conditions in children.

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Common antimicrobial chemical tied to allergies in kids

Researchers have discovered a link between an antimicrobial chemical that's common in everyday items and allergic conditions in children.

Futurity (RSS Feed) 9 months ago

Future teachers want more guidance on AI "...our students are asking to learn more about AI, our teachers are asking to learn more about AI, and we do not have the support to do it."

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Future teachers want more guidance on AI

"...our students are asking to learn more about AI, our teachers are asking to learn more about AI, and we do not have the support to do it."

Futurity (RSS Feed) 9 months ago

What’s ‘cool’ is pretty consistent around the world "There were some minor variations, but overall, people across the globe associated coolness with the same traits."

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What's 'cool' is pretty consistent around the world

"There were some minor variations, but overall, people across the globe associated coolness with the same traits."

Futurity (RSS Feed) 9 months ago

Ancient Maya population was bigger than scientists thought "This new data confirms just how densely populated and socially organized the Maya Lowlands were at their peak."

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Ancient Maya population was bigger than scientists thought

"This new data confirms just how densely populated and socially organized the Maya Lowlands were at their peak."

Futurity (RSS Feed) 9 months ago

Fruits and veggies could help you sleep better "Dietary modifications could be a new, natural, and cost-effective approach to achieve better sleep."

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Fruits and veggies could help you sleep better

"Dietary modifications could be a new, natural, and cost-effective approach to achieve better sleep."

Futurity (RSS Feed) 9 months ago

Why solid-state batteries are set to take over the world Solid-state batteries charge in a fraction of the time, run cooler, and pack more energy into less space than lithium-ion versions.

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Why solid-state batteries are set to take over the world

Solid-state batteries charge in a fraction of the time, run cooler, and pack more energy into less space than lithium-ion versions.

Futurity (RSS Feed) 9 months ago

How new words enter our language

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How new words enter our language

From "yeet" to "social distancing," a linguistics expert breaks down how new words go from unknown to mainstream.

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Drug hits ‘zombie cells’ to fight off liver disease "More research is needed but hopefully this is a potential tool that patients can one day use to control this disease."

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Drug hits 'zombie cells' to fight off liver disease

"More research is needed but hopefully this is a potential tool that patients can one day use to control this disease."

Futurity (RSS Feed) 9 months ago

New info may pave way for better brain cancer treatments for kids "This [new knowledge] takes us closer to being able to address pediatric brain tumors more thoughtfully, carefully, and better."

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New info may pave way for better brain cancer treatments for kids

"This [new knowledge] takes us closer to being able to address pediatric brain tumors more thoughtfully, carefully, and better."

Futurity (RSS Feed) 9 months ago

Early childhood teachers don’t have enough time to get work done In a new study, only about 1 in 10 early childhood teachers said they had enough time to complete all their work.

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Early childhood teachers don't have enough time to get work done

In a new study, only about 1 in 10 early childhood teachers said they had enough time to complete all their work.

Futurity (RSS Feed) 9 months ago

Watch: How you can tell if a source of info is credible An expert breaks down the best way for you to spot misinformation and bad sources online, including a simple 4 step tactic.

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Watch: How you can tell if a source of info is credible

An expert breaks down the best way for you to spot misinformation and bad sources online, including a simple 4 step tactic.

Futurity (RSS Feed) 9 months ago

To sleep better, you may want to exercise every day "Our results suggest that daily movement may be better for sleep than doing it all on the weekend."

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To sleep better, you may want to exercise every day

"Our results suggest that daily movement may be better for sleep than doing it all on the weekend."

Futurity (RSS Feed) 9 months ago

Preterm babies are more likely to face language development delay New research finds that, on average, preterm infants show weaker language abilities than full-term children in the first 18 months of life.

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Preterm babies are more likely to face language development delay

New research finds that, on average, preterm infants show weaker language abilities than full-term children in the first 18 months of life.

Futurity (RSS Feed) 9 months ago

Common drug may ease stomach problems for people with autism New research finds that a common blood pressure drug can help ease gastrointestinal distress for some autistic individuals.

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Common drug may ease stomach problems for people with autism

New research finds that a common blood pressure drug can help ease gastrointestinal distress for some autistic individuals.

Futurity (RSS Feed) 9 months ago

There’s a link between pollution and bleeding in the brain Researchers have found an association between air pollution exposure and a rare type of bleeding within the brain.

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There's a link between pollution and bleeding in the brain

Researchers have found an association between air pollution exposure and a rare type of bleeding within the brain.

Futurity (RSS Feed) 9 months ago

Deep listening can make you feel more ‘Kama Muta’ "In terms of our daily lives, these results show how important good listening can be to shaping and developing all types of relationships..."

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Deep listening can make you feel more 'Kama Muta'

"In terms of our daily lives, these results show how important good listening can be to shaping and developing all types of relationships..."