r/science

: "People often assume they have all the info they need to make a decision or support an opinion even when they don't. A Study found that people given only half the info about a situation were more confident about their related decision than were people given all the information."

: "American adults aged 33 to 46 have significantly worse Health compared to their British peers, especially in markers of cardiovascular Health and higher levels of obesity, along with greater disparities in Health by socioeconomic factors"

: "Women's quality of life is heavily influenced by their Environmental conditions: A global study shows that how women perceive their home Environment, financial resources, and physical surroundings, including pollution levels, is crucial to understanding their overall well-being and health."

: "A study of nearly 400,000 scientists across 38 countries finds that one-third of them quit Science within five years of authoring their first paper, and almost half leave within a decade."

: "Rice Research could make weird AI images a thing of the past: « New diffusion model approach solves the aspect ratio problem. »"

: "Doctors are worried a combat sport called slap fighting, watched by millions and gaining in popularity, may be causing Brain damage. A new study found that more than half of the participants had visible signs of concussion. Many had signs of impaired movement following a hit or had a vacant stare."

: "New study links brain network damage to increased religious fundamentalism"

: "When Zurich, Switzerland relaxed its land-use regulations ("upzoning"), it lead to lower rents and more affordable housing. "These results show that upzoning is a viable policy for increasing housing affordability.""

: "A new study reveals that Gender differences in academic strengths are found throughout the world and girls’ relative advantage in reading and boys’ in science is largest in more Gender-equal countries. "